Juco Eyes Sixth Straight Win as Beavers Visit Tonight
Tulsa aims for a sixth straight win after a midweek upset and hosts unbeaten Cincinnati in a Valley clash while Garden City Juco plans a home game against Pratt Juco. The Beavers of Beatrice or Hutch area and Drake face tough tests as Wichita and St. Louis seek path to first place with key conference results.
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Associated Press
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Carlos Gripado
James King
Gary Hevelone
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Minnesota
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Dale Meadors
Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
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Ben Grimsley
Dicks’ Dairy
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Busters
Garden Hox
Kerr Imple ment leads in 18th week bowling action
Polly Kerr of Kerr Implement rolled 221 high game while Martha Breit posted a 567 series in the Tumbleweed Women’s League. Kerr Implement topped Ladd Machine Shop, while Patterson Jewelry and other teams posted top team scores in the week’s results. Don Eastman and Earl Proffitt posted 213 games as 18th week action continued in the Athletic League with high team marks by Ideal Foodstore and Garden City Co-op Tires.
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Polly Kerr
Kerr Implement
Tumbleweed
Martha Breit
Patterson Jewelry
Machine Supply
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Western Motors
Bob's
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Ladd Machine Shop
Circle E Ranch
Parnell Fashions
Ankrom Motors
Norris Drug
Don Eastman
Ideal Foodstore
Earl Proffitt
Smith Land Co
Eastman
Garden City Co-op Tires
Smith Land
Mobile Electronics
J. M. McDonald’s
Western
Ellis Texaco
Knoll Furniture
Weather Calls Halt to Thts Thursday Basketball Double-Header
Winter weather canceled Thursday's seventh and eighth grade basketball double header between St. Mary's School and Ingalls. The games shift to St. Mary's Center at 3 p.m. Wednesday January 30 with seventh grade at 2 p.m. and eighth grade to follow. Coaches and players listed include Raphael Sergantez, Bernard Hahn, Marcus Ortiz, Larry Dechant, Ernest Brungardt, Tony Guadian, Raymond Geier, James Rupp, Max Wasinger, and Louis Garcia.
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St. Mary’s School
Ingalls
St. Mary's Center
John Wahlmeier
Knights
Dodge City Cathedral
St. Mary's
Raphael Sergantez
Bernard Hahn
Marcus Ortiz
Larry Dechant
Ernest Brungardt
Tony Guadian
Raymond Geier
James Rupp
Max Wasinger
Louis Garcia
College Scores Across Regions Reported
EAST Providence 75 Rhoda Island 67 Boston College 80 Brandeis 44 St Peter's N J 69 Iowa 5 MIT 71 New Hampshire 65. SOUTH William Mary 78 Virginia Tech Miami Fla 86 Florida 77 New Orleans Loyola 78 Memphis St 75 Furman 65 Davidson 63. MIDWEST Wichita 71 St Louis 65 Cincinnati 75 North Texas 58 Chicago Loyola 107 Western Mid 69 Tulsa 79 Drake 72. FAR WEST Gonzaga 73 Washington St 56 Pepperdine 64 Hawaii 59.
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Rhoda Island
Boston College
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St. Peter's
N.J
Iowa
MIT
New Hampshire
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Virginia Tech
Miami, Fla
Florida
New Orleans
Loyola
Memphis
Furman
Davidson
Midwest
Wichita
St. Louis
Cincinnati
North Texas
Chicago
Western Mid
Tulsa
Drake
Far West
Gonzaga
Washington St
Pepperdine
Hawaii
Intercity Key Clash Planned at Garden Bowls
Garden Bowl hosts a cross town clash between Scott City and Garden City. Juniors aged 14 to 18 compete in about ten teams, with six from Scott. Bantams are 12 and under. Ray Shearmire expects 14 to 16 teams, eight from Scott. Juniors bowl at 10 a.m. and bantams at 1 p.m. Last December Scott and Garden City split honors. About 100 youths expected Saturday.
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Scott City
Garden City
Scott
Ray Shearmire
Garden Bowl
Sind
Giants
Shawnake Amusements
Garden City B team falls to Ulysses in dual meet
Garden City High Buff reserves lost 32 to 16 to Ulysses High on Thursday at Ulysses. Five of twelve matches were won by Garden, with two draws by Richard Lee at 103 pounds and Gary Beach at 145. Winners for Garden included Terry Stoppel 138, Jim Crothinger 102, Joe Kendall 127, and Dean Ball heavyweight, all by decision. Details to be printed in Saturday Telegram.
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Garden City High
Ulysses High
Ulysses
Buff
Richard Lee
Gary Beach
Terry Stoppel
Jim Crotinger
Joe Kendall
Dean Ball
Garden
Tribune Rabbits battle tough in Southwest Kansas
The Greeley County Rabbits coached by Don Lantz endure seven losses in nine games, all by five points or less. Narrow margins include 63-50 to Weskan and 69-68 at Weskan, with key near-misses against Garden City B, Ness City, Dighton, Holly, and Syracuse. A 16-point win over Sharon Springs offers a bright note before a showdown with Scott City.
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Western Kansas Education Assa
Southwest Kansas
Don Lantz
Greeley County
Rabbits
Weskan
Garden City High
Dighton
Garden City
Ness’ City
Weskall
Tribune
the Rabbits
Holly
Colo
Syracuse
Ledger
Scott City
Sharon Springs
Scotl
WKEA
Buff Matmen To Meet Holly In Saturday Dual
Garden City High wrestling travels to Holly Colorado for a Saturday dual against the Wildcats. The Buffs stand 2-3 in duals this season with wins over Woxie and Liberal and losses to Colby Lamar and Oakley. First match is at 7:30 p.m. MST with starters listed at 85 through heavyweight.
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Garden City High
Bob Wilson
Holly
Colo
Wildcats
Garden
Buffs
Woxie
Liberal
Colby
Lamar
Oakley
Montezuma and Kismet win to reach Santa Fe Trail semis
In the Santa Fe Trail League first round Montezuma thumped Bloom 55 to 36 while Kismet defeated Ensign 63 to 54 at Montezuma and Ensign, setting up semifinals Moscow vs Ingalls and Montezuma vs Kismet tonight.
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Monte
Bill Hanson
Bloom
Moscow
Englewood
Ingalls
Copeland
Pratt and Garden City clash in West Central battle
Pratt, 6-4 junior, led by Alan Whetzel, meets 6-0 Garden City in a WCKL game after Pratt topped Liberal 63-57. Garden City, with a 24- record, has lost multiple league games and aims to end an 18 game WCKL drought while Pratt eyes a season uplift with starters listed by position. Six horses topped $300k in 1962 racing.
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Pat Barker Pratt
Garden City High
Butts
Garden
Buffs
Liberal
Pratt
Alan Whetzel
Greensburg
Kingman
Greenbacks
Hays
Great Bend
Larned
Russell
Dodge City
Whetzel
Prattans
Frogs
Bob Baird
Jetmore
Terry Thompson
Hollis Kahmeyer
Bob Weingart
Dewey Dethro
Four Winners in Lakin Tourney Across Grades
In the Lakin invitational, seventh graders saw Ulysses beat Deerfield 21-10 and Hugoton top Holcomb 33-13 while eighth graders Leots defeated Ulysses 34-18 and Lakin beat Deerfield 42-34. Free throws struggled, 155 attempted with only 49 made, an 82 percent miss rate.
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Ulysses
Deerfield
Hugoton
Holcomb
Leots
Leoti
Deskey
Scheuerman
Graham
M. Katz
Leol
Rouse
Jay
Bender
Tony Ramos
Wes Oakley
Cox
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