Garden City Busters Rally to Beat McCook Indians 72 58
Garden City rallies from cold first half to defeat McCook 72 to 58 in non conference play. Bennie Crawford led Garden with 24 points as the Busters outscored McCook 23 10 in rebounding and used stifling defense to erase an eight point halftime deficit. McCook's Merle Schrader scored 15, all in the first half, before Garden shut him down after intermission.
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Merle Schrader
McCook
Busters
Garden
Crawford
Ted Robinson
Mike Edwards
Martin
Nick Hruska
Buster
Indiana
Robinson
Scott
Dodge City
Jayhawk
Hitnson
Thompson
Stuewe
Buffalo Matmen Defeat Holly 42 10 In Dual Meet
Garden City Buffs edged Holy Wildcats 42 10 achieving four pins and four decisions while Holly claimed two decisions and four forfeits. Bandel, Dunham, Treaner, Ortiz, Leighty, Seay and Lightner produced decisive moments as Garden balanced to a 3 3 season mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Bandel
Tom ‘Trum
Danny Dunham
Dale Burne
Leland Treaner
Tony Martinez
Roger Oriiz
Dea
Sam Hermocillo
Leroy Leighty
Him Jones
Larry Scott
Toll Foate
Foster
Welsh
Randy Seay
Pete Tafoya
Johnny Lightner
Robert Pear
Ted Lemberg
Don Gross
Dave Lightner
Ray Stochstedler
Dave Heinemann
Holly
Cole
Garden City High
Buffs
Holy Wildcats
Garden
Bob Wilson
Kansang
Bandel
Crum
Dunham
Knights Edge But Fall Short In Garden City Doubleheader
Dodge City Cathedral edged St Marys 13-11 in two overtimes and 21-19 in the nightcap as free throws decided both games. Crane scored four clinching free throws in the opener. Brungardt paced St Marys with 7 of 11. Cathedral’s James Rupp led Cathedral with 11 points in the nightcap while Geier hit a late field goal to trim the margin. Garden City sevenths drop to 1-8, eights to 2-2, with rematch at St Marys set for Jan 27 at 2 p.m. Houston’s Bob Lillis named 1962 team MVP by local BBWA chapter.
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Martin
Don Scott
McCook
Garden
Busters
Garden City
Bustergs
Lomberg
Holly
Gross
Dave Lightner
Eads
Colo
Lamar
Dodge City
St. Mary's School
Dodge City Cathedral
Dodge
Graves
St. Mary
Silcch
Ernest Brungardt
Crane
Brungardt
Knights
Cathedral
Ray Geier
St. Mary's In Garden
Lloyd Jennings
Moscow
Ron Howard
Kismet
Kendall
Bloom
Ingalls
Monte
Bulldogs
Montezuma
Monie
Vern Whitesell
Charles Markel
Larry Mackey
Larry Thompson
Melvin Miller
Hugoton
Lakin
Graham
Etkner
Leoti
Ulysses
Jaeger
Nixon
Halcomb
Holcomb
Leot
R. Adams
Gonzales
Sofin
Green
Tigers
Colby
Scott City
Southwest Kansas
Oh Kan
Gerald Raines
Southwest Kansas Foo
Raines
Elkhart
Hadley Hall
Lloyd Howard
Wildcats
Cats
Wayne Akagi
Howard
Hall
Bob Blohm
Yarmlow Petryszyn
Mike Shane
Morris Gillaspie
Gary Beasley
Dighton
Montezuma Tops Tournament Team in San ta Fe Trail League meet
Montezuma dominated the all-star selections after the San ta Fe Trail League tournament finals Saturday night. Moscow’s John McKim led the star squad with 72 points in three games and topped the meet in scoring and rebounding, while teammate Elven Stoddard joined the honors along with Kismet’s Terry Brown and Jerry Light and Ingalls’ Larry Thompson.
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ENSIGN+ Montezuma
Bill Hangon
Vernon Whitesell
Ron Giesbrecht
Charles Markel
Moscow
John McKim
Elven Stoddard
Kismet
Terry Brown
Jerry Light
Brown
Piraies
Ingalls
Larry Thompson
Copeland
Ensign
Mark Martinez
Jim Reinert
Martinez
Reinert
Montezuma
Bloom
Englewood
Moscow Wildcats dominate to claim first SFTL title
Moscow routs Kismet 62 38 in the San tournament final, earning the meet championship as Montezuma and Ingalls trail. McKim leads Moscow with 20 points, Whitesell adds 27, and the Wildcats seize a 21 9 lead after the first period amid a 48 18 rebounding edge.
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Bob Greek Ensign
Moscow
Wildcats
Kismet
Montezuma
Ingalls
Monte
Copeland
Ensign
Moscow Gymnasium
Kansas
Big Jim McKim
Elven Stoddard
Pirates
Eddie Goble
Rolla
Ingalls Ig
Cecil Wichert
Jerry Brown
McKim
Doyle
Lloyd Jennings
Ronnie Howard
Kuehn Leads Top Game In Garden Bowl League Night
Bill Kuehn of Smith Land Co. rolled 214 to lead the dayhawk Mixed League in week 15 at Garden Bowl. Bruce Westwood posted the high men’s series, Barbara Haflinger had the top women’s game at 198, and Thelma Kuehn led the best women’s series with 506 as Smith Sand Fireballs topped Fireballs 675 for a 1,989 series. Southwest Sand Co. beat Culbreath Plumbing 1,950 to 1,831, Smith Sand downed Fireballs 1,989 to 1,826, Reed and Stinemetze blanked Dairy King 1,968 to 1,821. C.R. Anthony’s vs Oswalt Industries postponed.
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Bill Kuehn
Smith Land Co
Garden Bowl
Dayhawk
Bruce Westwood
Reed and Stinemetz
Barbara Haflinger
Fireballs
Thel
Ma Kuehn
Smith Sand
Southwest Sand Co
Culbreath Plumbing
Reed and Stinemetze
Dairy King
C.R. Anthony's
Oswalt Industries
Lakin Tournament Finals Tonight In Young Basketball Meet
The fourth annual Lakin Invitational crowns seventh and eighth grade champions tonight after a weather-delayed three day, 12 team event. Holcomb vs Lakin in the eighth grade final and Seoti vs Hugoton for seventh grade title headline the schedule with earlier third place games and semi finals completed.
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Seoti
Hugoton
Ulysses
Lakin
Goton
Leoti
Holcomb
Tigers Suffer First Defeat
Elkhart Wildcats stun previously undefeated Ulysses 58-48 in Southwest Kansas. Ulysses led early but Elkhart surged with a 9-of-11 first-quarter shooting and maintained control, despite Tigers closing to within six late in the game.
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Elkhart
Elkhert
Wildcats
Kansas
Jim Maskus
Cats
Ulysses
Tiger
Gerald Raines
Tigers
Clay Center
Sterling
Gary Player Wins San Diego Open With Clutch 18-Foot Putt
South African golf star Gary Player captured the $25,000 San Diego Open at the Bing Crosby tournament in San Diego. He drilled an 18 foot putt on the 18th hole to avoid a sudden death with Tony Lema, securing the title.
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San Diego
Calif
Gary Player
South Africa
Pebble Beach
Dutt
Gary
Tony Lema
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Garden City Telegram
JO — McNeill
Leach
Schroedar
Hruska
Roach
Buffalo Matmen
Tresner
Coloradan
Hermocillo
Ortiz
Leighty
Seay
Tafoya
Bob Lillis
Houston
Houston Colts
Baseball Writers Association of America
Larry Solce
Sawyer High
Solea
Moscow Cops
Whitesell
Charles Marke
Mackey
J. D. Neufeld
Montezuma Court
Indians
Hanson
Frank Griffitts
Griffitts
Dodge City High
Pittman
D. Jennings
Stoddard
Reese
L. Jennings
Blakney
BG McKim
McGill
Teeter
Kismet — Brown
Crate
R. Howard
J. Howard
Kohlegberg
Lewis
Light
Shores el R Lewis
Ingalls — Penner
Wartman
Milla
Irsl
Korf
Wendel
Loewen
Neufeld
Miller
Totala
Giesbrecht
W. Markel
D. McCune
Jantz
J. Markel
J. McCune
Latta
Hendrickson
Kuehn
Ulysses—Patryszyn
Akagi
Finch
Nash
Blohm
Shane
Ginase Ple
Hartley
Beaseley
Williams
Stubblefield
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