Redmen Trip Highly Ranked St Josephs
St John s University Redmen of New York beat third ranked St Joseph s Hawks 82 72 to extend their win streak to four and improve to 10 3. Bradley also fell 85 69 to Cincinnati as Louisville beat Dayton 94 77 Detroit defeated Villanova 101 94 and Loyola Marymount handed Notre Dame its 10th straight defeat 96 86. The sellout crowd of 6 128 at Alumni Hall saw St John s pull away after halftime. coach Jack Ramsay called his team strong in all departments.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
St. John’s University
Redmen
New York
St. Joseph's Hawks
Philadelphia
Bradley
Braves
Cincinnati Bearcats
Louisville
Dayton
Detroit
Villanova
Los Angeles
Hugoton Coach To Quit Post
Veteran Bob Cornett will resign as Hugoton High basketball coach at the end of the current academic year after six seasons. He came to Hugoton from Sublette High, where he coached 10 years and took three teams to the state Class B tournament. His Hugoton club stands 7-2 and recently won 58-54 in overtime at Lakin High. Cornett, who has 198 career wins in 16 seasons, cited a desire for a younger successor and to stay in teaching and physical education.
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Hugoton
Bob Cornett
Hugoton High
Sublette High
Sublette
Lark Cage
Emporia
Lakin High
Cornett
Dave Craft
Craft
Garden City High
Bulkley Leads 238 Game and 629 Series in Week Action
Bulkley of Park Inn rolled 238 in a 629 series for high individual marks as the AL completed week 21 of 1965-66. Park Inn also claimed top team game 1 053 and top team series 3 001. Don Eastman topped the Sportsman League with 215 game and 571 series for week 21.
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Clinton Bulkley
Garden Bowl
Park Inn
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Merrill
Lynde Shamrock
Burtis Motors
Don Eastman
Eagles
Eagles Club
Gestenslager Drilling
Dairy Queen
Oswalt Industries
Tom's Peanuts
Schiffelbein Tile
Garden National Bank
E&f Tank Service
Betty Schreibvogel
Gibson Discount Center
Prairie Belles
Rolla Edges Elkhart In Final Second Thriller
Rolla High beat Elkhart 52-50 after a late rally. Ronnie DeGarmo hit a 15 foot jumper with one second left, capping a 80 percent fourth quarter from the field for Rolla. DeGarmo 17 Banker 14 Mangelsay 11 led Rolla. Cogburn 21 Dover 14 led Elkhart.
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ROLLA
Rolla High
Elkhart
Morton County
Lynn Mangels
Kenny Tarrant
Ronnie DeGarmo
DeGarmo
Steve Banker
Mangélsay
Pirates
Cogburn
Dover
Busy Cage Slate on Tap
Busy tele gram area cagers face a busy Friday night with tournament play spotlighted. Western Division Jayhawk Conference tests sweep El Dorado at Garden City Junior College while Holcomb plays Lakin Syracuse at Johnson Sublette at Santa Ana and Elkhart rests.
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Garden City Junior College
el Dorado
Jayhawk
High Plains
Holcomb
Lakin
Syracuse
Johnson
Sublette
Satanta
Elkhart
Western Kansas Education Arsn
Scott City
Scott
Dighton
Ness City
Jetmore
Tribune
LaCrosse
Copeland
Montezuma
Moscow
Rolla
Inealls
Ensign
Town Team Tilts At Ben Grimsley Gym Tonight
The third week of local town team basketball action features L and E Implement versus the Broncs at 8 p.m. Dicks Dairy faces National Guard at 9:15 p.m. The nightcap pits National Guard against Garden City Jaycees at 10:30 p.m. Next week’s games are set for Wednesday and Thursday. Yonkers harness racing wagering averages tied a high summer pace at $2,179,984 for the 1965 winter-spring session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grimsley
Broncs
Dicks Dairy
National Guard
Garden City Jaycees
Grimsley Gym
Yonkers
N.Y
Casper Gets Nod In Rings Tourney at Pebble Beach
A field of 187 pros with amateur partners opened Bing Crosby’s silver anniversary event in Pebble Beach California with $104,500 in prize money. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer lead a strong field. Casper seeks to extend his Crosby record as rounds move to Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula courses with the final 18 at Pebble Beach.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Jack Nicklaus
Monterey Peninsulary Club
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Crosby
Billy Casper
Casper
Nicklaus
United States
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
YMCA Basketball Sign-up Open for Grades 3-6 at Ben Grimsley Gym
Enrollment for youth basketball at the YMCA begins with 1 pm signups for grades 3 and 4, 2 pm for grades 5 and 6, at Ben Grimsley Gym. YMCA swimming classes start Monday at Mel Krebs pool, with age 8 through high school divisions and separate times for beginners and advanced groups on Saturdays.
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YMCA
Ben Grimsley
Larry Wasson
Mel Krebs
Bridge
Chicago Cubs Sign 15 Players to 1966 Pacts
The Chicago Cubs announced they have half of their 1966 roster signed. VP John Holland said 15 players agreed to terms in the past week, bringing total signings to 20 under contract.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
John Holland
Woman Kegler Sets Garden Bowl High With 666 Three-Game Series
Alta Clawson of Lakin sets an all time Garden Bowl record for a three game series with 666 in the 200 Club women's tourney final night. She finished with a 847 total across five games, dropping 166 as the low game. Polly Kerr previously held the high with 659 in 1980 while Polly and Alta both posted 225 plus games this season.
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Alta Clawson
Lakin
Keglers
Rell
Rita
Alta
Dustbowlers
Jayhawker
Southwest Kansas
Garden Bowl
Polly Kerr
Polly
Welders
Charlotte Yardley
Melva Eastman
Freda Waller
Mary Jo Hedges
Martha Savolt
Scott City
Donna Collins
Garden City
Betty Schreibvogel
Deerfield
Ruby Biebert
Margaret Crowley
Lois Witman
Vi Smith
Dena Zubeck
Ping
T Bary
Cross
Dickenson Scores Big In Garden Bowl Classic Scratch Night
Dale Dickenson rolled the high game of 258 and the best series of 1 047 in five games as the Classic Scratch League opened 1965 66 at Garden Bowl. Garden Belle Lumber led team results with 2 848 as KGLD TV lost 4 2 to Henkle Drilling. Dickenson’s 1 047 stood as the top mark.
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Dale Dickenson
Garden Bowl
Kgldtv
Henkle Drilling
Garden Belle Lumber
Dickenson
Ray Shearmire
Kgld-Tv
Scott City Air Service
Park Inn
Rickman Body Shop
Ray Vannaman
Yankee League
Northern Natural Gas No. 2
Standard Supply
Northern Natural No. 2
Northern Natural Gas No. 1
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Funk Seed of
Ingalls
Century Refinery
Kearny County Bank of Lakin
Dairy King of Lakin
Rickman
Frank
National Guard
Northern Natural Gas No
Minter-Wilson Pump Co
Southwest Music
Weather Halts Mat Dual Between Garden City and Great Bend
Weather postponed Wednesday’s West Central Kansas League wrestling duel between Garden City High and Great Bend. The meet will be rescheduled to Monday, January 31, at the same venue.
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Garden City High
Great Bend
Garden City Invites Sizer Wrestling Meet Spotlight
Eight mat teams enter the Garden City High Invitational with nearly 100 wrestlers from Garden City Colby Liberal Kinsley Ulysses Hugoton Dodge City and Great Bend over two days. Defending state champions Steve Lampe and John Lightner headline a field with 12 weight classes. Weights include 103 165 and 199 pounds. Weigh-ins at 2 pm Friday with action starting at 7 pm. Semis Saturday at 1 pm and finals at 7 pm.
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Amost
Garden City High
Garden City
Kinsley
Liberal
Colby
Ulysses
Hugoton
Dodge City
Great Bend
Garden
John Lightner
Steve Lampe
Bob Wilson
Leon Tresnér
Jim Maxfield
Larry Oeding
Ron Wilson
Bob Williams
Rod Crotinger
Stewart Nesson
Ronnie Mills
Sam Hands
Bill Taldo
Larry Richardson
Tom Scott
Lynn Semhitt
Coyotes
Norton
Dale Gifford
Vikes Await Friday Clash With Montezuma
Copeland High prepares for a Santa Fe Trail League game at rival Montezuma Friday night. Copeland seeks its first 1965-64 win after a Tuesday non league loss to Ford 74 to 60. Ford built a late surge, shot 55 percent, and led by as many as 15. Bruce Unruh led Copeland with 16 rebounds and 27 points. Ford’s five players hit double figures.
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Copeland
Copeland High
Montezuma
Vikings
Dave Schaefer
Ford High
Ford
Bulldogs
Bruce Unruh
David Bryant
Bruce
David
Ford Cagers
Dennis Spohr
Kent Schoonover
Gary Reigel
Dave Bradley
Dan Stephenson
Schoonover
Kent Hardaway
Garden City Youth Bowlers Sweep Ness City Honors
Young Garden City bowlers dominated the Ness City Zone Four Youth Bowling Association tourney, taking six of ten first places and a second. From the Junior and Major divisions results include Kenny Becker and Gary Becker in Boys doubles, Steve Douglas in Boys singles, Sandi Reed and Linda Shearmire in Girls doubles, Candy Rowe and Kenny Becker in Mixed doubles, Danny Stinemetz and George Carr in Major doubles, Kenny Dickens on in Major singles. All Garden City competitors qualified for the state YBA tournament in El Dorado scheduled January 38 and 30.
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Garden City
Ness City
Ness
Youth Bowling Assn
Proprietors Assn. of America
YBA
Kenny Becker
Gary Becker
Steve Douglas
Rodney Burgett
Sandi Reed
Linda Shearmire
Candy Rowe
Danny Stinemetz
George Carr
Kenny Dickenson
Garden Citions
el Dorado
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Hays St. Joseph
Liberal High
Wichita
Dodge City St. Mary
HPC
Kings
Johnson High
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Randy Rhody
Vance Whittington
L. D. Neely
W. D. McNaely
Wayne Barber
Wendell Tucker
Harry Horton
Lynn Walker
Harry Paul Jones
Don Lantz
Martie Floyd
Jerry Duran
Clarence
Arkie) Morris
Telegram
Woman Kegler
Santa Fe Ettes
Maxine Bates
Krebs Construction
Smith Land Co
Coca-Cola
Hapes
Santa Fe Eiles
John Wheeler’s
John Collins Agency
Lightner
Doug Hilton
Ron Haggemeir
Richard Barton
Jim Murphy
Roger Voss
Jim Lampe
Steve
Vikes
Monte
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Ry Bryant
Leonard
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Spohr
Riegel
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Gaut
Steele
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Jim Grabowski
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