Scott City Tourney Opens With Close Ulysses Goodland Win
The annual Scott City Invitational begins with two key results. Ulysses edged Goodland 52 to 50 in the nightcap after Colby routed Norton 85 to 50. Scott City hosts St Francis in the late game as action continues through the weekend with semi finals and a free throw contest slated.
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Leoti Tourney Opens With Close Contests
Leoti hosts the first annual schoolboys basketball tournament with eight teams over four days. Wednesday features a Hugoton 57 51 win over Atwood as free throws decide the score, and Oberlin defeats Olathe School for the Deaf 66 58.
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Frosh Reserves Edge Deerfield in Cage War
Abe Hubert Junior High ninth grade reserves defeated Deerfield frosh reserves 49 to 28 Wednesday night in a single junior high gym meeting. Garden sparked 16 9 and 48 21 at halftime while Mark West fed Hubert with 12 points Virgil Butt added 10 and Corley grabbed 10 rebounds Butt 8. Deerfield led by Miller with 8 points and Butler added 7. A return game is set for Monday at Deerfield at 7 p.m.
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Jim Walker
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Robert Morton
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Virgil Butt
Kevin Corley
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Bill Butler
Elkhart
Sublethe
Sublette
Ed Wiswell
Mika Rirney
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Milan Birney
Marc Birney
Davy Carter
Moe Houtz
Gary O’hair
Johnson
Hest
Ulysses
Larry Morris
Arkie Morris
Cardinals Obtain Right Hander Nagy From Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals acquired right hander Mike Nagy from Boston in exchange for a player to be named later. Nagy, 24, went 12-2 as a rookie in 1969 but slipped to 6-5 in 1970, spending much of the past two seasons with Louisville in the International League, and the move pushes the club over its winter roster limit by one.
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St Marys Cagers head to Wiley Colorado meet
St Marys School basketball teams from Garden City enter the Wiley Invitational in Colorado for seventh and eighth graders. Eighth graders travel with three games on opening day and a schedule of semifinals and finals planned through Saturday. Team travels daily back to Garden City and features 12 players including Lester Bayer and Tim Montney.
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John Spor
Russell Rupp
Patrick Lopez
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Opening round of Ulysses freshman tourney boosts Sublette and Johnson
Sublette edged Elkhart 53 48 and Johnson beat Ulysses 53 46 to lead opening round of the 13th annual Ulysses Invitational for ninth grade boys. Eight teams compete over four days with semifinals set today and finals weekend schedule including winners bracket and losers bracket rounds.
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Garden City and Scott City Host Annual Invitational
Multi day high school wrestling and basketball slate at Garden City, Scott City, and other venues features fifty plus teams including Garden City High and Edmond, OK. Action runs from morning rounds to late evening finals with round robin and bracket formats across weight divisions and senior gym venues.
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Colo
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Garden City High Invitational set with eight teams
Western Kansas top wrestling event spans two days in Garden City at the high school gym. Eight schools from Kansas and Oklahoma compete including Edmond High coached by Dean Biggs. Edmomd seeks past titles. Garden City eyes team title behind undefeated dual meet record. Weigh-ins 2 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Saturday. first rounds Friday 7 p.m. with finals Saturday 8 p.m. featuring 12 weight classes and trophies for top teams and medals for top finishers.
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Cheyenne
Joe McCord
Garden City High
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Rams shakeup ousts Prothro names Knox new coach
LA Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom fires coach Tommy Prothro with three years left on a roughly 90 thousand dollar contract and appoints Chuck Knox, 40, from the Detroit Lions to lead a win-now push alongside quarterback Roman Gabriel amid calls for a modern, energetic approach.
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Spahn Hall of Fame election shines on teaching father
Eddie Spahn, 51, received 316 of 380 Baseball Writers Association votes, enshrined next summer in Cooperstown for a 363 win career with 13 seasons of 20+ victories. He credited his father for teaching him pitching, leg kick, style, and discipline. Whitey Ford fell short of the 284 votes needed, Mickey Mantle eligible in 1974. Spahn pitched until age 51 and later mentored with the Indians.
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Former Gard en Citian instrumental in Stenerud switch to gridiron
Helena AP reports Jan Stenerud, once a Garden City standout, moved from ski jumping to football at Montana State after coach Roger Craft spotted his kicking talent. The Norwegian later joined the Kansas City Chiefs, reflecting on a fluctuating season while juggling ski slopes in Montana.
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