Wildcats halt Jayhawks home win streak in Lawrence
Kansas State upends Kansas 77 to 68 at Allen Field House as Ernie Kusnyer and Steve Mitchell score all first half points for the Wildcats. Hartman earns first Lawrence win as Kansas drops to 1-2 in the Big Eight while KSU climbs to 2-1. Kansas State ends KU’s 22 game home streak against conference foes.
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Steve Mitchell
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Lon Kruger
Kansass City
Colorado
Iowa State
Satanta Edges Heights 54 52 In Non Conference Clash
Satanta High held Southwestern Heights to a late rally and won 54-52 to run their streak to five. Ron Lucas led Satanta with 19 points, Kerry Slaymaker added 17, while Steve Sams missed the game ill. Kent Miller scored 15 for Heights as the Mustangs dropped to 4-7. Free throws decided the game as Satanta outscored Heights at the line 12-8.
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Southwestern Heights
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Elkhart
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Kerry Slaymaker
Steve Sams
Kent Miller
Bob Borchers
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HSW Heights
Bayer Continues Cage Honors Bid at Sacred Heart
Mike Bayer of Garden City pursues small-college all-America honors while a senior at Sacred Heart College in Wichita. The Jets sit 6-9, facing 16th game of a tough schedule versus Marymount College, ranked No. 6 in small colleges. Bayer averages 27.3 points and 11.5 rebounds, with top marks of 37 points and 19 rebounds in a game.
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Mike Bayer
Garden City
Garden City High
Sacred Heart College
Jets
Marymount College
Salina
Marymount
Bayer
Sacred ‘Heart
Drury College
St. Mary of the Plains College
Dodge City
Trojans Return To Winning Ways After Elkhart Triumph
Johnson High School fights back to beat Elkhart 67-51 in a High Plains Conference game. Key players include Tony Clark with 21 points and 15 rebounds, while Lonnie Walker and Jim Amerin remained sidelined with injuries. Elkhart’s Larry Mostrom and Kevin O'Hair scored 12, as Johnson shot 54 percent and held a 9-14 turnover edge.
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Arkie Morris
Trojans
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Elkhart
Lonnie Walker
Jim Amerin
Walker
Amerin
David Walker
David
Holcomb
Mark Bultman
Larry Mostrom
Kevin O'Hair
Rod Williams
Tony Clark
Gary Friesen
Rusty Garrison
Clark
Garrison
Donoohue's Car Is Fire Victim
Riverside fire destroys three cars at Riverside International Raceway including Mark Donohue's Formula A road racer valued at $100,000. Fire started about 8 p.m. and was out in 30 minutes with the Donohue car beyond repair. Total damage estimated at $150,000 in a nearby metal building. two workers escaped unharmed.
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K State official laments AhearnField House damage from concert
Kansas State University officials blame a large crowd and rule-breaking for extensive damage to the new 300000 dollar Tartan surface at Ahearn Field House after the Earl Scruggs concert. Cases include cigarette burns and other harm. Repairs may cost hundreds to inspect and fix by 3M.
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Deerfield loses third straight to Ensign in league test
Deerfield Spartans drop 62 45 to Ensign at Santa Fe Trail League game. Rupp leads Deerfield with 14. Novack 10 and Jackson limited by early fouls. Ensign shoots 49 percent, dominates second period to pull away before 32 percent Deerfield shooting. Preliminary B-team win noted as well. Deerfield next at Montezuma.
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Tony Hill
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Rolla
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Rocky Richard
Sone
Terry Rupp
Tim Novack
Steve Jackson
Jackson
Dick Rupp
Buchanan
SFTL
Kent Kimbrel
Greg Millar
Rock Richardson
Shane Adams
John Borer
Montezuma
Novack
Eee
Foreman Signs with Hope for TV Special
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope signed heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman to appear on an upcoming TV special. The program airs February 8 and Hope will decide Foreman’s role. Hope often features top athletes on his programs.
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Bob Hope
George Foreman
Hope
Packy” East
Foreman
Eighths in Cage Split
Liberal Hubert Junior High hosts Lib eral West Junior High for an eighth grade double header. Liberal won the varsity 30-35 while Garden City won a B team game 31. Garden City players Kirk Burrows Darren Woodson and Bobby Rosas stood out with points and rebounds. Woodson grabbed 10 boards as Garden City led all game.
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Garden City
West Junior High
West
Buffaloes
Kirk Burrows
Darren Woodson
Woodson
Bobby Rosas
Garden
Tony Bedker
Gabriel Perez
Bernie Hernandez
Hernandez
It's Never Too Late to Enjoy Healthy Retirement Years
The article argues post retirement life depends on health and activity. It urges boosting energy through regular exercise, proper diet, and weight control to improve digestion, posture, and mood. It notes exercise can lessen coronary severity and foster confidence, aiding a happier retirement.
Garden City Tigers Roll Past Dodge City in Dual Meet
Garden City defeated Dodge City 25-16 in a junior college wrestling dual led by forfeit wins from Gary Verble at 167 and Dan McKinley at 190. The meet featured round robin prep for a four team tourney Saturday at GCJC with Garden City, Dodge City, Pratt and Claremore, Okla. action starting 2 p.m.
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Moe Cotter
Broncon
Dodge City Garden
Gary Verble
Dan McKinley
Verble
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Pratt
Ami Claremore
Okla
Taco
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Jim Ramirez
Hartwell Taylor
Bob Johnson
Steve Tabor
Johnson
Tabor
Galen Cole
Duran Dickerson
Dan Watson
Mike Chapman
Ted Daugherty
Melvin Baker
Robin Austin
Baker
Austin
Me Garden
City
Henry Crosby
Paul Allen
Tony Patton
Patton
Allen
Kendall Repeats Moscow Conquest In Santa Fe Trail League
Kendall High’s Bobcats defeat Moscow 71-63 to sweep the season series after a 40-30 opener in Moscow. Kendall improves to 7-2, Moscow to 4-5. Randy Owens misses game for Moscow. Lindner leads Kendall with 27 points. Kendall dominant in fourth quarter with 19-11 run. Girls win 34-32 in overtime to stay undefeated at 8-0. Next games: Kendall at Vilas, Colo., Feb 6. Moscow hosts Copeland Friday.
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Wayne Helm
Cary Nipple
William Graham
Mark Mueller
Bobcat
Kim Lohman
Kendall Girls
Anita Akin
Copeland
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Colo
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Graham
Totter
Reece
Lewis
Boles
Troy Brewer
Stan Nipple
Todd Brewer
John Farmer Leads Prairie Mixed League Highs
John Farmer tops the Prairie Mixed League with a 222 in one game and 618 in series. Vivian Markel posts a 212 in one game, Eunice Leeper 529 in series, Henry Hall Agency 837 in team game and 2420 in team series. Willie Gough leads National League with 205 game, Norman Elliott 548 in series. Triple S Steel 12,939 team series, Garden By-Products 932 team game and 2534 team series.
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Vivian Markel
Eunice Leeper
Henry Hall
Willie Gough
Norman Elliott
Tom Hicks Appliances
Triple-S Steel
Tornado
Midge Encinias
Garden
Bluejays
Jean McKelvy
Pin Curlers
Fantastics
East All-Stars Use Speed To Rout West In All-Star Game
The East beat the West 104 to 84 led by Dave Cowens with 15 points and 13 rebounds as Boston's team hustled for a rebounding edge 66-53. Nate Archibald and Sidney Wicks anchored the bench rotation while Bill Sharman lamented overplaying 14 men. The East moved its series lead to 15-8.
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JoJo White
Sharman
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