Buffs Edge Liberal 60 58 In Scott City Invite Tilt
Garden City High defeated Liberal 60-58 to claim fifth place in the Scott City Invitational. Garden shot 44 percent overall and hit 20 of 26 free throws while Liberal made 21 of 47 from the field and 16 of 22 at the line. Key figures: Bill King seven rebounds, Bryce Roderick six, Gale Jones six. Callahan scored 29 points on 15 free throws and seven field goals.
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Bob Greer
Scott City
Garden
Liberal
Buffs
Bill King
Bryce Roderick
Gale Jones
Ron Heidbreder
Terry Callahan
George Ater
Callahan
Joe Wilkens
Dighton
Ronnie Jackson
Keith Franzen
Mike Collin
Jones
Collins
Redskins
King
Roderick
Gorden
Franzen
Dennis Cox
Monte Clumsky
Ernie Garcia
Garcia
Dave Craft
Lea Braddock
Craft
Bulls
Braddock
Clumsky
Scott
Berry
Beavers
Hugoton
Wray
Meredith
Lcent
Delay
Dighton Tops Leoti in bid to end losing streak
Dighton broke a six game skid by defeating Leoti 50 to 45 in the Scott City Invitational seventh place game. Dennis Thomas scored 12 and Harry Thomas 12 for Dighton aided by 54-20 rebounding edge led by Thomas and Porter. Leoti received 24 from Harry Thomas, but shot 25 percent and could not catch up despite late runs.
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Soott City
Dighton
Hornets
Leoti
Indians
Jed
Jack Green
Garden City vs Liberal nailbiter ends with late free throws
Garden City led 16 5 at period end and a 27 27 halftime tie. Liberal surged late. Garden held on 60 58 after a chaotic finish including a technical on Garden and a rim miss by Callahan. Key players included Collins and Roderick for Garden and Callahan for Liberal.
Cadets Triumph In Scott City Cage Final
St. Joseph’s Cadets deflated Ulysses Tigers 66-55 to win the Scott City invitational title. Al Billinger led with 20 points as Hadley Hall grabbed 17 rebounds and Hall set a tournament best with 32 points. Cadets, ranked No. 10 in Kansas, extended their season record to 11-0 with a decisive stretch in the third quarter.
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Scott City
St. Joseph's
Hays
Ulysses Tigers
al Billinger
Kansas
Ulysses
Hall
Tiger
Tony Haas
Big Bollig
St. Joe
Tigers
Kenny Nash
Bollig
Tony Hass
Tom Billinger
Jerry Finch
Lloyd Howard
Finch
Kalvesta Cagers Take Three of Four Wins
Kalvesta School squads went 3-1 in four basketball games last week. The B-team beat Jennie Barker reserves 23-14 and Lincoln B-squad 29-6, with Jeanette Reimer scoring 10 and Becky Woods nine. The main team fell to Barker 37-32 before returning to edge Lincoln 30-28 behind Ben Woods 12, Doc Woods nine, and Teddy Nelson nine.
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Kalvesta
Jennie Barker
Lincoln
Jeanette Reimer
Barker
Becky Woods
Teddy Nelson
Ben Woods
Doc Woods
Liberal Cager Tips Cleveland In Free Throws
Scott City Liberal High sophomore Leroy Frank defeats Terry Cleveland of Garden City in a fifth annual Scott City Invitational free throw shootout after a multi round competition. Cleveland and Frank tied 20 of 25 in the final, then Frank scored five straight in a deciding overtime five shots. Previous rounds narrowed fourteen entrants through rounds of 50 and 25 shots to reach the final.
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Scott City
Liberal High
Leroy Frank
Terry Cleveland
Garden City
Joe Jacobs
Liberal
Butch Lambert
Scots
Steve McLeish
Dighton
Harry Thomas
Digiton
Bob Blohm
Ulysses
Ron Myrick
Cleveland
Frank
Frank Geist
Geist
Lloyd Howard
Howard
Busy Garden City sports week with multiple events
Garden City hosts a full slate including an 8 p.m. OSU wrestling exhibition at Ben Grimsley Gym, Garden City Jaco’s vs Arkansas City, and a twin bill for Garden City High. The 16th annual Junior High cage meet runs midweek with combined seventh eighth and separate ninth divisions. Friday features Liberal visiting for a non conference triple header. Saturday hosts the Garden City High Invitational wrestling meet with several schools. Sunday brings St Mary’s School seventh eighth basketball vs Dodge City Cathedral at St Mary’s Center.
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Garden City
Ben Grimsley Gym
Oklahoma State University
Garden City Jaco
Arkansas City
Garden City High
Russell
Liberal
Garden
Kinsley
Goodland
St. Mary’s School
Dodge City Cathedral
St. Mary’s Center
Ulysses Hall Named MVP Of Scott City Invitational
Ulysses junior Hadley Hall earned the Most Valuable Player honor at the Scott City Invitational after a 29.0 ppg three day run. He led Ulysses to top scoring and set a new single tournament scoring record with 87 points, including 42 in the title game against St Joseph.
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Tiger
Bill Gettler
Kansas State University
Tigers
Ulysses
Ieam Ang
Hall
Ong
Hugoton
Dynamo
Everett Ponder
Liberal
Terry Callahan
Scott City
Lawrence Berry
Berry
Pander
Hays St. Joseph
Hug
Garden
Bryce Roderick
Callahan
Jerry Finch
Finch
Weigel
Dighton
Keith Riley
Mays Cadets
Great Bend Varsity Tops Buff Reserves in Meet
GB defeats Buff reserves as individual results list Ed Weber over Oeding 1-0 at 103, Richard Lee over Warner 7-0 at 112, Jim Crotinger over Houston 4-1 at 112, Hon Smith over Staley 6-? at 120, Joe Kendall over Amerine 127.
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Ed Weber
Larry Oeding
Richard Lee
Kenny Warner
Jim Crotinger
Gene Houston
Hon Smith
Pete Staley
Joe Kendall
Clyde Amerine
Lawrence Lions Top Cimarron In Dodge City Meet
In Dodge City the Cimarron High Bluejays, 6 3 season, were overwhelmed by Lawrence High 55 to 34 in the third place game of the Dodge City Tournament of Champions. Lawrence hit 56 percent shooting and capitalized on Cimarron fouls, while Cimarron struggled from the floor and lost one player to a sprained ankle at the end. Addison led Cimarron with 13 rebounds and 12 points for Lawrence Light had 25 points and 14 rebounds for the winners.
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Dodge City
Cimarron High
Verlyn Anderson
Bluejays
Lawrence High
Lawrece
Cimarron
Jays
Lawrence
Larry Addison
Bluejay
Steve Flowers
Ralph Light
Mike Browning
Light
Browning
Addison
Wes Koehn
Flower
Anderson
Protection
Washburn Rural
Sabetha
Shawnee Mission East
Colby
Coffeyville
Cimarron — Bond
Janta
Kool
Flowers
Butzine
Davila
Oyler
Whiteyel
Totals
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Troll
Harris
Heck
Scott
Hub?bard
Pine
Taylor
Kansas City
Tony LaRussa
Nickey Curtis
Kansas City Athletics
LaRussa
Tampa
Fla
A’s
Athletics
Daytona Beach
Curtis
Mangum
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Beavers Rally Past Hugoton to Take Third in Close Clash
Scott City Beavers overcome Hugoton 60-55 in the Coach Roland Delay Memorial third place game. Beavers trap late with Lawrence Berry, Ken Meredith, and Paul Wray guiding a 13- point swing, Wray scoring 19 and Berry 17 as Scott City improves to 7-4 while Hugoton drops to 5-6.
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Paul Wray
Berry
Wray
Liberal
Hugoton
Bob Alexander
The
Eagles
Scott City
Beavers
Roland Delay
Law
Rence Berry
Ken Meredith
Plum
Myvick
Meredith
Lawrence von Eggleston
Totals
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Steve Jay
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Hemas
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Hadley Hall
Shell Ulysses
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Akagi
Iib
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Boll le Kreutzer
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Garden City Telegram
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Hays St. Joe
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