John Farmer Caps Double Bowling Honor
John Farner of the Garden Belle Lumber team posted a high game of 234 and top series 959 at Garden Bowl during the 20th week of the 1965-66 Classie Scratch League. Other leaders included Park Inn with a 2,702 team series and Henkle Drilling with a 643 team game.
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John Farner
Garden Belle Lumber
Henkle Drilling
Park Inn
Kgld-Tv
Rigkman Body Shop
Scott City Air Service
Rio Ls
Yohin Novack
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Yankee League
Ruben Herman
Northern Natural Gas No. 2
Century Refinery
Kearny County Bank of Gakin
Rickman Body Shop
Frank
Minter-Wilson Pump Co
Northern Natural Gas No. 1
Funk Seed of Ingalls
Southwest Music
Corn Tobacco
Dalry King of Lakin
National Guard
Maxine Bates
Dustbowlers
Scott City
Polly Kerr
Coca-Cola
Krebs Construction
John Collins Agency
Garflen Bowl
Downtown Cafe
Lakin
Smith Land Co
John Wheeler
Garden City High Faces Liberal In Wrestling Duel
Garden City High competes in its seventh varsity wrestling dual meet tonight at Liberal High. The Buffs enter with a 4-2 record while aiming to rebound from a Norton Invitational fourth place finish. Coach Bob Wilson plans to start about a dozen grapplers who defeated Lamar last Saturday, including a 28-14 win over Colorado opponents.
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Garden City High
Buffs
Liberal High
Garden
Norton
Bob Wilson
Lamar
Colo
High
Coloradans
Grambling Starr Johnny Comeaux Leads NAIA Scoring
Kansas City AP reports Grambling College senior Johnny Comeaux now leads the NAIA scoring race with an average of 36.5 points per game, surpassing Gary Liberatore of New Haven who holds 33.5. Bill Hicks of St Mary of the Plains Dodge City sits third at 32.5.
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Kansas City
Johnny Comeaux
Grambling College
Comeaux
Gary Liberatore
New Haven
Conn
Bill Hicks
St. Mary of the Plains
Dodge City
Kan
Buffs and Pratt Clash in West Central Kansas League Cage Night
Garden City hosts Pratt in a three game C showdown at two gyms with B and sophomore games at 6:30. Garden sits 5-2 overall and 1-4-1 in the WCKL sharing the league lead with Great Bend and Russell. Pratt stands 2-6 and 0-5 in league play led by 3-8 guard Dwaine Cales and soph John Calheck.
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Garden City High
Buffaloes
Pratt Wigh
Greenbacks
Ben Grimsley
Garden
Buffs
Great Bend
Russell
Curt Shipley
Archie Gooden
Dennis Krang
Roy Humphrey
Tom Sheehy
Charles Reed
Lloyd DeRemus
Pratt
Jim Stotts
Enolcomb High
Greensburg
Kingman
Liberal
Hays High
Larned
Russe
Dodge City
Dwaine Cales
Soph
John Calheck
Dave Williamson
Bob Dawson
Mike Ronald
Knights Score Double Victory in Garden City Basketball
St Mary School of Garden City swept Sacred Heart Dodge in a seventh and eighth grade doubleheader led by Tievd Blue and John Bergkamp with 12 points apiece in the seventh grade and Danny Geier scoring 11 for Garden City in the eighth grade. Dodge’s B Frank topped the visitors with 15 points in the opener. Garden City improves to 4-2 and 4-3 in the two divisions under coach Laddie Hernandez.
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Donge
City
St. Mary School
Garden City
Sacred Heart School of
Dodge
Knights
Garden
St. Mary
Knight
Laddie Hernandez
Tievd Blue
John Bergkamp
Blue
B. Frank
Dodge Citians
Bulge
Danny Geier
Mike Knoll
Robert Wasinger
Urban
Drake Upsets Bradley 75 66 in Valley Clash
Drake upset fifth-ranked Bradley 75-66 at Peoria as Tulsa beat North Texas 62-60 to seize first place. Drake used a zone to hold Joe Allen, limited Bradley on rebounds 28-8, and Harold Jeter led with 21 points while Bradley failed to seize the lead in the second half.
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Associated Press
Drake
Bradley
Peoria
Tulsa
North Texas
Louisville
Wichita
Cincinnati
Maurice John
Joe Allen
Alien
Harold Jeter
Highland
Kan
Lakin Grade Cage Meet Pairings Set
Fifteen teams compete in two divisions at the Lakin Grade School basketball tournament next week. Eighth grade features seven teams with Lakin earning a first round bye. seventh grade has eight teams. Games run Thursday through Saturday with a post event sock hop.
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LAKIN
Vaurday
Halcomp Ve. Syra
Satanta Indians Defeat Sublette in Close HPC Tilt
In Satanta High Gym the Satanta Indians upset Sublette 46-40 to claim third place in the High Plains Conference tournament. Coach Dick McGuire's squad rallied late after Sublette led much of the game, securing the win with four straight free throws in the final 45 seconds. The crowd packed the gym as Satanta finally beat their longtime rival following a string of Sublette victories in recent seasons.
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Telegram
Satanta
Indians
Sublette High
Ken Sergeant
Rel) McGuire
Cage
Bob Greer
Haskell County
Satanta High
Sublette
Haskell
Kansas
Larks
Red) McGuire
McGuire
HPC
Satanta Cage
Sublete
Lark Court
Louise Burk Sweeps Honors In Garden Bowl Trio
Louise Burk of the Rusty Four rolled the high game 194 and top series 532 as Garden Bowl hosts the Coffee League week 16. Kool Kitties led team games with 744 while Pin-Ups posted the top team series at 2,030 in a set of results that included Rusty Four beating Eye Openers 4-0 and Gutter Dusters defeating Alley Debs 3-1.
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Louise Burk
Rusty Four
Kool Kitties
Gutter Dusters
Crazy Cats
Ankrom Motors
Kansas Frosh Beat Missouri Freshmen 82 to 60
Kansas freshmen won their fourth game of the season by defeating Missouri frosh 82 60 in Lawrence. The lead changed 13 times in the first half and Kansas led 39 34 at halftime. After the break Kansas hit 13 of 17 free throws and posted a 46 percent shooting mark, while Missouri finished at 35 percent. John Duff led scorers with 21 for Missouri and Jo Jo White led Kansas with 20.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Frosh
John Duff
Jo-Jo White
Ingalls
Bulldogs
Moscow
Archie van Sickle
Monte
Rolla
Indians
Montezuma
Kenny Line
Bernard Waller
Steve Banker
Ronnie Degarmo
Bill Wall
Greg Meng
Lettermen Duerr Brunner on St Johns Roster
Lettermen Bob Duerr a Canton Ohio senior and Jack Brunner a Guttenberg New Jersey junior are the only out of state athletes on the St Johns basketball team of Long Island.
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Bob Duerr
Canton
Ohio
Jack Brunner
Guttenberg
N.J
St. John’s
Long Island
Ingalls Montezuma set for Santa Fe Trail League final
Montezuma faces Ingalls tonight for the varisty tournament title as both clubs advanced to the final with narrow wins. Ingalls beat Moscow 68-60 and Montezuma upset Rolla 50-47. The two divisions finish with 9 p.m. varsity final and 7:30 p.m. B-team final as the meet concludes.
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Montezuma
Ingalls
Moscow
Rolla
Brannon hails Arkansas as best in Southwest Conference
Buster Brannon, who scouted Arkansas for Texas Christian University, declares this Arkansas football team the best in the Southwest Conference. He singles out the squad for its talents and potential as the season advances.
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Buster Brannon
Arkansas
Texas Christian University
Big Eight clash as Kansas trails lead on line
Kansas seeks to hold a 3-0 Big Eight mark and top-10 national ranking at Town State while Kansas State and Nebraska duel in Manhattan. The Jayhawks have won twice in 18 days against Iowa State, with upset potential looming for the Cyclones if they prevail. Nebraska rides momentum with 10 wins in 12, while K-State relies on height like Nick Pino and Earl Seyfert to counter speed from the Huskers. The night also features Missouri’s defeat by Mexico’s Olympic team in Columbia.
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Jim van
Manhattan
Kansas
Jayhawks
Iowa State
Lawrence
Cyclones
Nebraska
K-State
Tex Winter
Stuart Lantz
Tom Baack
Lincoln
Kan
Joe Cipriano
Huskers
Nick Pino
Earl Seyfert
Walt Wesley
Raul Duarte
Don Smith
Wesley
Smith
Lopes
Mexico
Leeper Allen Top Athletic League Action
Leeper and Allen led strong performances as the Athletic League entered week three at Garden Bowl. Cities Service Gas posted the best team game 1074 and top team series 3055, with Blakeley Crop Hail Insurance matching 3055 in the week’s results. Peggy Sisney led Meadowlark League with a 191 game, Estelle Reed top 531 series, while Patterson Jewelry and Five Points 66 Service posted standout team scores. Alice Enbree rolled 175 and 460 for Cottonwood Women.
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Ed Leeper
Cities Service
Garden Bowl
Armletic League
Kenny Allen
Blakeley
Oy Blakely
Leeper
Ray Shearmire
Davies Case of
Ingalls
Austin
Minter Pump Co
Gallahads Car Club
Holcomb Co-op Service
Cities Service Gas
Blakeley Crop
Larry
Garden City
Smith Land Co
Peggy Sisney
Meadowlark
Estelle Reed
Patterson Jewelry
Ankrom Motors
Quint Automotive Service
Western Motors
Crotty Welding
Machine Supply
Service
Alice Enbree
Cottonwood Women’s League
Walls Foodliner
Dorothy’s Draperies
McChing Pharmacy
Production Credit Assn
Western Auto Store
Renick
Cracker Filly Named for Dam Parrotts Polly at Qeala
A two year old filly bred by Hobeau Farm at Qeala Florida is named Cracker after her dam Parrotts Polly. She is a daughter of Beau Gar and carries Beau Gar lineage in her early racing prospects.
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Hobeau Farm
Qeala, Fla
Parrott
Polly
Beau Gar
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Tribune
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Syracuse
St. Mary’s
Tribune-Holcomb
Holly-Hugoton
Satantans
JUDO
Broadbusters
Monte Tangle
Jays
Allen
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