Benders Roll Over by Barton County 73 67
Garden City Junior College drops a home game to Barton County 73 to 67 as turnovers and cold free-throw shooting cost the Busters. Duane Channell returns from a holiday layoff to play for Garden City, which falls to 5-6 overall and 1-2 in the Jayhawk Conference Wester Division.
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Great Bend
Garden City
Broacbusters
Barton County Jaco
Duane Channell
Busters
Jayhawk
Gaden City
Benders top Busters 73 to 67 in rough Garden City clash
In a January 10, 1973 basketball recap from Garden City, the Benders edged the Busters 73-67. The Busters shot 30 of 67 (45 per cent) while Great Bend hit 42 per cent on 30 of 72. Garden City made 7 of 12 free throws and Barton County 13 of 17. Garden City pulled down 31 rebounds led by Albright with 11 and Schreiber 6. Barton County banked 35 rebounds.
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Garden City
Stewart Nelson
Nelson
Great Bend
Bob Frischenmeyer
Jim Schreiber
Garden
Cougar
Barton
Dave Burrell
Coungars
Dana Albright
Busters
Albright
Burrell
Willie Reed
John Bergkamp
Cougars
Jeff Clark
Bob Powell
Buster Fresh
Clark
Benders
Bergkamp
Brad Rumble
Schreiber
Barton County
Leoti Edges Tribune In Heated WKBA Rivalry Clash
In a near zero outside gym night, Leoti tops Tribune 51 49 in a tight WKBA Westen Division game. Leoti stars Weilert and Campas with 18 each while Tribune’s Wade Dixon scores 22 and Gary Hill adds 13. Tribune outrebounds 37 29 but commits 19 turnovers as Leoti seizes both games of the series.
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LEOTI
Leoti High School
Kansas
Tribune
WKBA
Leon
Leoni
Gary Hill
Hill
Joe Markham
Leoli
Jacks
Tibune
Mixer Barr
Jackrabbits
Roger Geyer
Pat Morse
Lenti
Seoti Marcy
Towse
Wellert
Cammes
Barr
Torella
W. Dixon
Stewart
Shafer
G. Dixon
Scott City Beavers trounce Ness City 70 60 in nonleague game
Ness City trailed Scott City by two after the first quarter then saw a 20-point third period push the Beavers to a 70-60 victory. Scott City improves to 5-3 behind Mike Fyler 20 and Mark Stevens 15, while Ness City leaders include Jon Schwartzkopf 16 and Brad Horchem 10. Next game for Scott City is home against Dighton.
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Ness City
Scott City
Bill Linhart
Beavers
Skein
LaCrosse
Scott
Ness
Mike Fyler
Mark Stevens
Dwight Stoppel
Tom Beaton
Jon Schwartzkopf
Brad Horchem
Scot
Dighton
Scott Oity
Simon
Stevens
McGonigle
Bloppel Fogs
Fyler
Beaton
Hughes
Totala
Pro Basketball Standings and Results Summary
The Associated Press reports NBA standings with teams like Buffalo, Cleveland, New York, and Kansas City Omaha in tight contention. Wednesday results include Houston over Chicago and Baltimore over Portland, with upcoming matchups: Houston at Boston, Chicago vs Kansas City, and Omaha at Kansas City. ABA East leaders include Carolina, Kentucky, and Virginia with Memphis and Utah close behind. Upcoming games feature New York at Atlanta and Golden State at Kansas City along with Omaha at Kansas City.
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Cleveland
Atlanta
Houston
New York
Omaha
Chicago
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Potland
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Detroit
Phoenix
Baltimore
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Los Angeles
Golden State
G.B. Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
Memphis
West
Utah
Indiana
Denver
Dallas
San Diego
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Easton Confrence
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Bufffalo
Milwaukee
E.O
Portland Tl
Moscow Wildcats edge Rolla Pirates for 55 51 win
Moscow sags to victory over Rolla 55 51 in Santa Fe Trail League basketball with Greg Reece and Ray Kallenbach each scoring 21 points. Randy Owens adds 16 and Darrel Tester 14 as Moscow shoots 41 percent to Rolla s 35. Rolla B team wins, C team loses. Bart Starr retires to pursue business ventures, turning down NFL coaching offers.
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Wildcats
Pirates
Mac Plummer
Greg Reece
Ray Kallenbach
Rolla
Reece
Kallenbach
Steve Littell
Moscow Point
Randy Owens
Darrel Tester
Tester
Hershey
Owens
Poster
Lewis
Bowles
Christian
Entity
Bressler
Witterleeer Brith
Aea
Green Bay
Wis
Bart. Starr
Green Bay Packers
Starr
Birmingham
Ala
Auburn
Seveal
Kendall Strolls Past Copeland in Non-League Win
Kendall Bobcats toppled Copeland 51 to 35 in a non league game as Kendall led 13-4 after one period and 27-14 at halftime. Unruh fueled Copeland with 23 points while Lindner Jones and Ward paced Kendall with double digit totals. Copeland won the B team 54-52 and face Santa Fe Trail League action January 15-19 at Rolla.
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Copeland
Kendall
Ron Palmer
Bobcats
Larry Unruh
Vikings
Cats
Hal Ward
Dale Moore
William Graham
Fred Householder
Rolla
Add Box Copeland
Unruh Jonserand
Ardery
Martinez
Hinderliter
Ward
ND Jones
Oppry
Spencer
Henn
Graham
Buck
Totala
Braves Lose Two Players to Injuries
Boston Bruins minor league affiliate the Boston Braves announce season ending for left wing Neil Clairmont after a fractured right leg injury sustained Friday. Fellow left winger Chris Hayes will miss about a month with a right shoulder separation from Sunday's game against the Rochester Americans.
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Boston
Boston Braves
American Hockey League
Neil Clairmont
Chris Hayes
Rochester Americans
Cagers In Action start with two leagues and drills
YMCA basketball opens with 12 teams split into NBA for fifth and sixth graders at Garden City Community Junior College gym and ABA for third and fourth graders at Ben Grimsley gym. All teams coached by Garden City High School players under Don Winger and Cliff Burrows, with games 1 to 2 pm and 2:15 to 3:15 pm.
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YMCA
NBA
ABA
AH Nba
Garden City Community Junior College
Ben Grimsley
Garden City High School
GCHS
Don Winger
Cliff Burrows
Johnson Bags Three Wins from Holcomb
Johnson High swept a triplecard from Holcomb Longhorns. Varsity won 74-56 led by Lonnie Walker and Gary Friesen 15 each. Holcomb’s Rick Knoll led with 26. Johnson reserve and freshmen also won as the Trojans built 233-136 total points across all three games.
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Johnson
Johnson High
Arkie Morris
Trojans
Holcomb Longhorns
Holcomb Bees
High Plains
Morris
Dual Wrestling Watch Here Buffs Benders Face Showdown
Garden City High hosts Great Bend in a West Central Kansas League dual do or die matchup. Both teams undefeated in league action with the winner likely earning the 1972 73 conference title. Two duals run simultaneously starting at 7 pm with varsity on one mat and Breamers on another. Former lettermen receive admission and a reception is held in the cafeteria after.
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Garden City High
The
Buffaloes
Great Bend
Parmatmen
GCHS
Calleteria
Ingalls Nips Ensign 66-63 In Santa Fe Tilt
Ingalls High rallied in the final period to edge Ensign 66-63 in a Santa Fe Trail League basketball clash. The Bulldogs improved to 4-2 overall while Ensign stands at 3-3. Allen Flowers had 16 for Ingalls, Dave Buchanan led Ensign with 12 points and 28 points reported, and Ingalls won the B team game 57-31.
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Ingalls
Ingalls High
Ensign
Bulldogs
Allen Flowers
Dave Buchanan
National Horse Show Names New President
Wood row Gatehouse of Locust Valley N Y was reelected Tuesday as president of the National Horse Show. The 90th edition will be held at Madison Square Garden Oct 30 to Nov 6.
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New York
Woodrow G
Woody
Free Shots Win for Lakin Over Elkhart 50-45
Lakin edged Elkhart 50-45 in a High Plains League game as Lakin improves to 3-4 while Elkhart stays winless at 0-6. Scott Harris led Lakin with 12 points, Dennis Hernandez and Bruce Ansel added 10 each, and Tommy Hernandez scored 16 in a low scoring affair with Lakin converting 12 of 19 free throws. Elkhart’s Mark Baltman poured in 20 for the losers, as three Wildcats scored in double figures amid 25 miscues by Lakin and strong second half defense by the Broncs.
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Tribune
WKBA
Johnson
Trojans
Holcomb
Pacer
Rusty Garrison
Tony Clark
Gary Friesen
Lonnie Walker
Rick Knoll
Terry Richmeier
Horns
Troy Adams
Charles Wilkerson
Grady Cook
Larry Wasson
Lakin-Lakin
Elkhart
Lakin
Nen
Broncs
Wildcats
Brones
Mark Baltman
Scott Harris
Dennis Hernandez
Bruce Ansel
Tommy Hernandez
Hugoton rallies past Sublette Larks in non league tilt
Hugoton came from behind to beat Sublette 74 to 66. Greg Binns and Jim Walker led with 19 points each for Hugoton while Sublette’s Scott Meairs had 15 and Doug Gill 14. Hugoton shot 43 percent to Sublette’s 34, and Hugoton forced 21 Sublette turnovers. Sublette hosts Hikhart next while Hugoton meets Leon at home Friday.
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Sublette
Hugoton
Sublette Larks
Eagles
Yoreet
Richard Crawford
Sublette Hagens
Greg Binns
Jim Walker
Kendall Medina
Berry
Scott Meairs
Doug Gill
Larks
Robert Medina
Eves and
Wiswell
Hikhart
Leon
WKEA
Brown
T. Lucas
Means
Bird
Gill
Woods
Leonard
J. Lucas
Pao
Oton
Medina
Ins
Qenrimensen
Waller
Utier
Hugeten
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Garden City Telegram
Leoti Tips Tribune
Indians
Leroy Dutton
Tribe
Scott Swamps Eagles
Seacak Scott City
Nese City
Associated Press
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Kendall Strolls
Boston Bruin Icers
iCard
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Eberhardt
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis University
Stan Musial
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Steve Sterling
Rockets
Jerry Vohs
Jon Adams
Steve Webber
Sterling
Mark Hurtle
Ymca Phote
Randy Shore
Steve Young
Larry Morris
Troy Barber
GB. Knoll
Rome
National Horse Show
Scott Berghaus
Johnson and Elkhart Sublette
Ansel
Meisel
Hernandez
Sullivan
Harris
Duvall
Bushek
Totals
Hugoton Rally Trips
Bates
Field
Binns- Walker
Binns
Walker
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