Busters Edge Butler County in Overtime Thriller
Garden City rallies from early deficit to force overtime and defeat Butler County Juco 78 to 70 in a Western Division Jayhawk Juco Conference game. Key players include Bergkamp Nelson Albright and Michaelis for Garden City, with El Dorado led by Michaelis and Thompson. Garden City improves to 7-8 overall, 2-3 in division. El Dorado falls to 1-4, 8-7.
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Garden City
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Butler County Juco
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Garden
Duane Channell
Garden City Busters edge El Dorado in overtime thriller
In Garden City, the Busters rallied to a 20 point overtime win over El Dorado as free throws decided the contest. Bergkamp led Garden City with 20 points, Albright 17, Nelson 15, and Novack keyed defense with four steals while Luebcke led El Dorado with 22 points.
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Garden
Buthe Busters
el Dorado
Nelson
Albright
David Novack
Bob Powell
Bergkampf
Richard Michaelis
Jeff Clark
Novack
Nels
Garden City
Mike Cook
Bergkamp
Novack Powell
Mudd
Dixon
Schreiber
Dana Albright
John Bergkamp
Stewart Nelson
Juve Luebcke
Ken Welk
Amarillo
Tex
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Montezuma sweeps SFTL tourney in Rolla and Ensign finals
Montezuma claimed both varsity and B team titles at the Santa Fe Trail League basketball tournament in Rolla and Ensign. Varsity beat Ensign 51-29 for the crown while Rolla hosted a near capacity crowd. Dave Buchanan of Ensign led scorers with 85 across three games, and Gray Love of Montezuma added 52 points.
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SFTL
Montezuma
Monte
Ensign
Ingalls
Copeland
Moste
Deerfield
Indians
Moscow
Englewood
Dave Buchanan
Buchanan
Terry Rupp
Gray Love
Yall-Toumey
Garden City Busters Tackle Rugged Sterling Meet
Garden City Junior College wrestlers faced tough competition at Sterling Colorado in the annual northeastern Colorado meet. Oscar Rose won team honors by half a point with Garden City finishing second as nine Busters placed. Freshman heavyweight Paul Allen placed third and Henry Crosby for 190 pounds was forced to withdraw after a eyelid injury requiring six stitches. Dan Watson placed fifth at 150 pounds. GCJC scored 17 points with several close losses. Next week Carter's crew plans a Dodge City dual and a one day tournament featuring Garden City, Dodge City, Pratt, and Claremore Oklahoma on a round robin.
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Oscar Rose Junior College
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Juco Physical Education
Garden
Dodge
Pratt
Claremore
Okola
Local colleges host multi-team basketball and junior high double headers
Garden City Junior College hosts McCook intercollegiate men’s and women’s games with a 7:30 p.m. start at senior high. Abe Hubert High and Kennedy Junior High schedule seventh and eighth grade double headers. Juco girls tournament opens at 1 p.m. in Garden City. Various high school tournaments continue through the week at Kepler Gym and other venues, featuring Ulysses, Scott City, Colby, and Liberal teams with multiple games nightly.
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Ski Teams Refuse to Wear Safety Helmets
In Waterville Valley New Hampshire the Can Am ski series seventh Corcoran Cup giant slalom was canceled after the U S and Canadian teams balked at helmets. Race officials would not waive the U S Ski Association rule. Tim Skalling of Stratton Maine won the previous slalom.
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U.S
U.S. Ski Association
Tim Skalling
Stratton
Maine
Champ Frazier Faces Crisis In Jamaica Title Defense
Joe Frazier defends his world heavyweight title tonight in Kingston against George Foreman in a high stakes bout that could reshape plans for a Frazier Ali rematch. Foreman, 24, seeks his first loss after a 37-0 run, while Frazier, 29, arrives 208–210 pounds as under pressure to stave off upheaval and maintain momentum toward a potential mega bout.
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Jamaica
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Muhammad Ali
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Dunlap Boles Lead Local Bowling Honors Across Leagues
Thursday results show Charles Dunlap posting a 258 high game and Bill Boles a 257, with Boles achieving a 623 high series. Other top marks include Edna Filbeck 224 and 554, Princess Beauty Shop 944 game and 2,595 series, and VFW Auxiliary 2,725 team series across Cattonwood and Rolling Stones leagues.
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Thursday Athletic League
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Bill Boles
Boles
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Birkle Builders
Menowlark League
Edna Filbeck
Princess Beauty Shop
Coffee League
Eskelund tops Wheatbelt League with 211
Dick Eskelund rolled the high game of 211 in Wheatbelt League action. John Farmer posted the top 585 series. Garcia's Jack and Jill Grocery led teams with a 1,022 high game and Rickman Body Shop took the top team series at 2,865.
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John Farmer
Garcia
Jack and Jill Grocery
Rickman Body Shop
Earlybird League
Kyvonne Crase
Gutter Belles
Rockets Boot Tex Winter As Knicks Stung In Surprise Win
Houston fires coach Tex Winter after a 0-10 slide with Ray Patterson naming assistant coach Skip Egan as interim head. Houston snaps a 10 game skid by beating New York 107 103 regionally televised. Egan vows defense focus with Paring down offense while Winter may take a consultancy role.
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Houston Rockets
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Rockets
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Garden City dominates eighth grade title in local invite
Abe Hubert Junior High placed first in one division and last in the other during a seventh-eighth grade basketball invitational at the junior high gym. Garden City’s Kennedy and Hays Junior Highs competed as Hays teams, with Garden City defeating Hays Junior High 37 to 27 for the eighth-grade crown. Darren Woodson scored 16 for Garden City and grabbed 10 rebounds as coach Bob Krug’s Buffaloes moved to 4-4 on the season. In seventh grade, Hays Kennedy beat Hays Junior High 22-18, while Russell topped Garden City 33-19 for third place. The two-day event featured four teams per division, with rounds held Thursday and Saturday. The report also notes a separate college meet where Kansas swept the Big Eight title at Lincoln led by Rick Heidinger in two events.
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Tenm
Ese
Russell
Hays
Kennedy Junior High
Garden
Downing
Hays Junior High
Bob Krug
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Buffs
Steilbreradte
Hays Kennedy
Garret Schmidt
Kirk Maska
Rod Sieffen
Garden City
Pat Craig
Rege Craft
Junie Buiflalows
Ulysses Leads At Scott City Special Mat Tourney
Ulysses wins seven weight class titles at a one day high school wrestling meet held in Scott City. Five schools competed on an invitational basis with unlimited entries per weight class, no team scoring kept. Heaviest weight saw nine entrants, while several other classes had only a few wrestlers. Tournament aims to become an annual event under the Western Kansas Education Association.
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Western Kansas Education Assn
Ulysses
Tribune
Scott
Kinsley
Kineley
State Alone Unbeaten in Big Eight Basketball Race
Iowa State, 3-0, visits Oklahoma in a key Big Eight matchup as the Cyclones aim to extend their conference lead after a 87-74 win over Oklahoma State. Missouri and Oklahoma pulled upsets affecting the title chase with late heroics from Al Eberhard and Mike Jeffries sealing victories.
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Maury John
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Oklahoma State
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al Eberhaud
Tigers
Big Eight basketball race tightens after late surge
The Big Eight saw a tight finish as Kansas State trailed by 13 points before an overtime rally. Danny Knight led Kansas with 17 points while Alvan Adams and Steve Mitchell each scored 19 for Oklahoma State and Kansas State respectively. Adams added 15 rebounds as Iowa State routed Oklahoma State with a late first half push. The schedule lists Kansas at Kansas State and Missouri at Nebraska among upcoming games.
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Jayhawks
Norm Stewart
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Steve Mitchell
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Bob Mattick
Martinez Denman
Bill Benson
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