Colorado Clippers Dominate K State to Extend Conference Lead
Colorado rolled to a 70-58 win over Kansas State in Boulder, claiming a fourth straight Big Eight victory as Ken Charlton scored 24 and Milt Mueller and Jim Davis added 13 each. Colorado led 30-29 at halftime and dominated rebounds 42-28 while shooting 53 percent. Missouri notched its first league win with Ray Bob Carey scoring 23 as Kansas fell to 0-3 in the season.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Kansas State
Boulder
Buffaloes
Ken Chariton
Lame Knee
Milt Mueller
Jim Davis
George Parsons
Wildcats
Gary Marriott
Willie Murrell
K-State
Charlton
Burdette Haldorson
Missouri
Kansay
Ray Bob Carey
Mizzou
Tigers
George Unseld
Nolen Ellison
Kansas
Busters Canas Meet Tonight At Dodge City
Garden City Junior College aims to extend its win streak to eight as the Conquistadors visit Dodge City in a key Western Division clash. Coach Dale Meadors relies on Tim Harman and Richard Zaccagna to pace the attack while Dodge counters with Chuck Brehm’s veterans and a strong frontline.
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Garden City’ Junior College
Broacbusters
Dale Meadors
Dodge City
Dodge
Jayhawk
Conquistadors
Bethany Lutheran College of
Mankato
Zaccagna
Jennie Barker Cagers Split with Kalvesta
Barker’s basketball double header with Kalvesta ends split. Barker wins main game 37 32 led by Larry Davis with 32 points. Ted Gleason top Kalvesta with 14. Preliminary Kalvesta 32 Barker 14 with Ricky Evans scoring 10. Barker A Team sits 2 1 on season. next game Friday at Plymell.
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Jennie Barker
Kalvesta
Barker
Larry Davis
Ted Gleason
Ricky Evans
Danny Picket
Joe Lefort
Plymell
Cimarron Bluejays Draw Tough First Round at Dodge City
Cimarron High Bluejays face Iroquois League champion Shawnee Mission East in the opening game of the 20th Dodge City Tournament of Champions at 7:30 p.m. next Thursday. If they win, Cimarron plays Friday at 7:30 p.m. against the Coffeyville-Washburn Rural winner. if they lose, they play Friday at 2:15 p.m. versus the Coffeyville-Washburn Rural loser.
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Dodge City
Cimarron High
Bluejays
Coffeyville
Colby
Lawrence
Washburn Rural
Cimarron
Shawnee Mission East
Sabetha
Gough Caps Game Series Bowling Honors at Garden Bowl
Willis Gough of Northern Natural Gag Co. led with a 243 high single and 579 series as the Sportsman League marked week 18. Loren Buzz Cockrell topped the American League with a 235 game and 635 series, anchoring Alley Cats to a 2,813 team series. Multiple league results list team wins and scores, including Knights of Columbus, Eagles, and other clubs across divisions.
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Willis Gough
Northern Natural Gag Co
Sportsman League
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Knoll Furniture
Chappel Construction
Juco
Moorman
Tom’s Well
Ladd Machine Shop
Loren
Buzz) Cockrell
Alley Cats
American Legion
Santa Fe Motors
Merrill Implement
Burtis Motors
Southwest
R. L. Crist Ranch
Elks and
Hummer
Charlotte Yardley
Flamingo Motel
Housewive
Helen Careathers
Security Oil
Rican Body Shop
Rickman Body Shop
Wheatlands Motel
Helmerich and Payne
Flamingo Motol
Ankrom Motors
Kansas-Nebraska
Behlen
Farr
Morea
Willie Mays Gives Way to Chuck Hinton
Willie Mays, star center fielder of the San Francisco Giants, forfeited the Sultan of Swat award at a Baltimore banquet Sunday night, with Chuck Hinton of the Washington Senators accepting in Mays absence at his San Francisco home.
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Willie Mays
Chuck Hinton
Baltimore
San Francisco Giant
Washington Senator
Mays
San Francisco
Holcomb, Hugoton triumph in Lakin junior tourney finals
Holcomb wins the eighth-grade title 23-17 over Lakin, Holcomb defeats Hugoton in the seventh-grade final, and Hugoton takes third by beating Leoti 22-26 in a tight semifinal. Lakin ends a divisional title streak as the fourth annual Lakin Invitational concludes. Sam Burnett served as tournament director.
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LAKIN
Hugoton
Holcomb
Leoni
Ing
Hagerman
Ulysses
Stangler
R. Adams
Wesley Oakley
Leou
Leoti
Porter
Keifer
Sam Burnett
Holcomb Frosh Open Tribune Tourney With Wins
In the first annual Tribune ninth grade basketball tournament six teams competed over three nights. Holcomb defeated Ransom 51 to 32 and Goodland beat Syracuse 55 to 21 in Monday openers. Tribune and Leoti had byes as Holcomb and Goodland led early.
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Tribune
Holcomb
Ransom
Goodland
Syracuse
Leoti
Elkhart
Hooker
Okla
Springfield
Colo
Hugoton
Johnson
Ulysses
Ulysse
Clayton
N.M
Lakin
Sublette
Montezuma
Satanta
Johnon
Bent Lakin
Deerfield
Rolla
Coolidge
Algeans
Scott
Wolcomb
Mugoton
Cage
Cimarron
Kinnley
Dighton
Sntante
Bent Johnson
Holly
Cole
Wilkhart
Garden City and Scott City bowlers split meet at Garden Bowl
Junior bowlers from Garden City and Scott City split honors at Garden Bowl in a return meeting. Bantams 14 teams competed, with Giants of Garden City taking 1,178 total pins including handicap. In juniors Scott City News Chronicle won with 1,912 pins. VFW Auxiliary of Garden placed second and Dr Paeper of Garden third with strong games.
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Garden City
Scott City
Garden Bowl
Scott
Bantams
Keglers
Giants
Gene Dugan
Dennis Zirke
Henry Cook
Jackie Whaley
Dodgers
Cardinals
Bryan Hardware
Vernon Schwanke
Scott City News Chronicle
Jana Auten
Sondra Hutchins
Jane Dickhut
Kay McLean
VFW Ausiliary
Garden
Dr. Paepper
Charles Schwanke
Couples Dominate Moonlight Doubles at Garden Bowl
A Sunday Moonlight Doubles night drew 25 couples at Garden Bowl as Diana Maxwell and Bob Maxwell of Cimarron topped the field with 1,293 pins including handicap. Betty Schreibvogel and Fritz Schreibvogel of Deerfield finished second with 1,252 pins, while Carol Katz and Robert Katz of Holcomb were third with 1,212.
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Garden Bowl
Dorothy
Bob Maxwell
Cimarron
Betty
Fritz Schreibvogel
Deerfield
Carol
Robert Katz
Holcomb
Annual Meeting Notice Finney County Soil Conservation District
Finney County soil district announces its annual meeting at Alta Brown School on January 22, 1963 at 6 30 p m. Land occupiers are informed of reports on finances, and an election by secret ballot to fill Corwin C Betts's seat for a three year term. Eligible voters include landowners renters lessees and tenants within the district. Chairman Harry Lightner signs the notice on behalf of the district.
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Finney County Soil Conservation District
Alta Brown School
Corwin C. Betts
Finney County
State of Kansas
Garden City Freshmen Beat Scott City 51 to 43
Garden City Freshmen defeated Scott City 51 43 led by Archie Gooden and Dave Keller with 13 points each. Grover topped Scott with 22 as Garden City maintained the lead after the first period and extended it to win the seventh win against three losses. Next up a triple header at home against Ulysses.
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Scott City
Garden City
Jace High
Scott City Minths
Dale Marine
Garden
Scott
Baby Buffs
Archie Gooden
Dave Keller
Tom Sheehy
Grover
Meredith
Geist
Ulysses
High Plains Meet Opens With Two Games In LAKIN
The High Plains Conference basketball tournament begins with two games tonight in Lakin. Second seed Syracuse faces an opening contest as the tournament kicks off, setting the stage for the annual event.
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Lakin
Syracuse Yoeg
Historic HPC basketball tourney sparks tight race
Elkhart leads a seven team field with Holcomb and Syracuse strong while Elkhart and Sublette seek past success. The event features round-by-round byes and a new losers bracket. Sublette and Lakin push to defend past HPC crowns as teams clash across Mountain Time schedules.
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Lakin
Elkhart
Garden City Junior High hosts Ulysses in triple header
Garden City Junior Highs three basketball teams meet Ulysses Wednesday at Ben Grimsley Gym. Seventh graders start at 6 pm followed by eighths and ninths. Prior meeting at Ulysses Dec 13 saw Ulysses win sevens and eights, while Gardens ninths won 48-41, snapping Ulysses nine’s 29 game streak.
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Garden City Junior High
Ulysses
Ben Grimsley
Garden
Bowling Meet Plans To Be Formulated
Plans for the annual city women's bowling tournament in February will be discussed Thursday night. The session will study rules and other matters at Garden Bowl meeting room starting 9 p.m. Nola Blackwood, president of the Garden City Women's Bowling Assn, will be in charge.
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City
Garden City Women’s Bowling Assn
Garden Bowl
Nola Blackwood
Association
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