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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1966

Page

4

Buffs Jolt Favored Great Bend Locals Get Third Straight Victory

Garden City High upset the favored Great Bend Panthers 57 to 48 in a West Central Kansas League clash before 1,090 fans. Garden City trailed early but used a full court press and steady shooting to seize control, improving to 4-2 overall and 4-1 in WCKL play. Great Bend fell to 4-1 in league, 4-? overall. Key performances came from Garden's Humphrey, Kraus, Sheehy, and Reed, while Great Bend's Flinders, Mohr, and Yowell led scoring for the Panthers. The win marked Garden City’s third straight victory and sets up upcoming WCKL games with Pratt and a Scott City Invitational next week.

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Rolla Pirates topple Montezuma in non conference clash

Rolla High defeated Montezuma 57-44 in the Bream prelim. Steve Banker led Rolla with 20 points and 19 rebounds while Chris Perkins added 16. Kenny Line paced Montezuma with 19 points as Rolla improves to 5-2 while Montezuma drops to 3-3 ahead of the Santa Fe Trail League tournament next week.

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Cassius Clay Wins Divorce Over Wife’s Tight Clothes

Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, suing as Mohammed Ali, was granted a divorce from Sonji, with alimony set at 1250 per month for 19 years and 22500 in lawyers fees. He claimed her clothing and makeup violated his Muslim faith. Sonji argued she changed to please him. The couple, married in 1964 in Gary, Ind, separated after less than a year.

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Moscow Rough on Copeland in Santa Fe Trail League clash

Moscow Wildcats defeated Copeland 56 to 46 in a Santa Fe Trail League basketball game. Moscow improved to 2-5, trailing 23-23 at halftime before pulling away in the second half. Bruce Waruh led Copeland with 18 points while Jim Brollier scored 19 for Moscow.

Copeland Moscow High Wildcats Cope Vikings Moscow Bruce Waruh Vikes Glen Stade Wade Patterson Jim Brollier Kenny Teeter Jim Vore Ross Ardery Fred Nipple Montezuma

Cowboys Slight Favorite in Playoff Bowl Clash

Dallas Cowboys are slight 3 point favorites over injury weakened Baltimore Colts in the Playoff Bowl at the Orange Bowl. Colt coach Don Shula praises Tom Matte stepping in for Johnny Unitas and Gary Cuozzo, while Dallas relies on Don Meredith and Bobby Hayes to pace the attack.

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Rangers Sophs Complete Sweep at Garden City

Garden City High swept Great Bend in three games on Friday night at Ben Grimsley Gym. The Buffs won varsity 57-48, B-team 41-33, and the sophs 41-40 in a late thriller. Bob Hilgendorf led Great Bend with 13 points while Jim Hartley paced Garden City with 9.

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