Beavers in Waltz Bat Dighton Falls Tournament Night
Scott City leads Scott City Invitational after two games with a 67-53 win over St Francis and 66-56 over TM Prep as Dighton falls to TM Prep. Thursday’s action included four first round games, with semi finals set for Saturday and the title game at night. Local teams Colby Norton Ulysses Goodland St Francis compete in a four day event before the finals. Scott City standout Tom Beaton posted 21 points and 14 rebounds. Dwight Stoppel added 18 points.
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Marathon Mat Meet Set Here
First round action in the annual Garden City High Invitational Tourney for high school wrestlers starts at 7 p.m. tonight. The two day meet brings 96 entrants from eight states, in 12 weight classes. Edmond, Okla., returns to defend its 1972 title under coach Dean Iggs. Garden City recently won the West Central Kansas League title with Great Bend and Dodge City among top WCKL clubs. Colby, Hugoton and Ulysses are noted contenders. Saturday action starts at 1 p.m. with finals at 7 p.m. in the high school gym. Trophies go to top three teams. 36 medals to weight-class top three finishers.
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City High hosts multi-sport invite with varied brackets
Garden City High competes in McPherson Invitational and City Tournament events across senior high gym. Ninety six matmen from Edmond to Oklahoma compete. Multiple basketball games, semifinals and finals scheduled across eight teams, with round-robin and consolation rounds.
Juco Wrestling Meet Features Garden City Dodge City Pratt Claremore
Four junior college teams join Saturday one day invitational wrestling at the physical education building with action starting at 1 p.m. Garden City Coach Mose Cotter notes strong entrants as 40 matmen compete in ten weight classes round robin style over two minute periods.
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Gino Tenace Sets World Series Records for A's
Gino Tenace of the Oakland A's tied three World Series marks against Cincinnati. He hit two homers in his first series game, two home runs in his first two at bats, and compiled a .913 slugging percentage over seven games.
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Leoti Tribune Oakley shore up win in first Leoti tournament day
In the first annual Leoti Thursday twin bill Oakley Plainsmen crushed Quinter 66-45 while Tribune edged host Leoti 45-42 in a high school basketball meet. Oakley leads 4-5, Leoti 4-5, Tribune 6-5 with two more days and semi finals on tap.
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Satanta Edged By Hooker On Free Throws In Interstate Clash
Satanta High suffered a 47 to 42 defeat at Hooker Oklahoma as free throws decided the outcome. Satanta led 23-19 at halftime but trailed 35-33 entering the final period, with Ron Tateas pouring in 13 points and Steve Sams adding 10 for Satanta while Lavern Reimer led Hooker with 13 points.
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Quinter
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Hooker
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Ron Tateas
Steve Sams
Lavern Reimer
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Wally Parrish
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Missouri Tigers Hope to Rebound at Nebraska
Missouri coach Norm Stewart sends the seventh ranked Tigers to Nebraska for a Big Eight showdown televised regionally. After a 13-2 start and a 75-72 OT win over Kansas, Stewart seeks the form that powered the early season run, noting strong first 18 minutes but uneven string after. Iowa State leads the league as Kansas State tops home streaks and Colorado, Oklahoma, and Colorado State figure into the chase with mixed results.
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Moto-Cross Classic Draws Riders To Dodge City
Dodge City hosts the Moto-Cross Classic this Sunday with riders from Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma. Sponsored by the American Wheels Club led by John Campbell and the Two-Wheelers Club led by Mont McAllister the event takes place west of town off US 50 near Boot Hill Drive-In. The two heats of 15 20 minutes determine scoring on a course of sand traps water hazards jumps and tight turns.
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Mont McAllister
Europe
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Jeyelist
Bruins Extend NCAA Best With 60th Straight Victory
UCLA routs Loyola Chicago 87-73 as Bill Walton racks 32 points and 27 rebounds lifting the Bruins to the nation’s longest winning streak. Notre Dame looms next as UCLA eyes a seventh straight NCAA title amid a turbulent night of turnovers and rallying foes.
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BI Walton
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Pro Mat Card Set for Dodge City Wrestling Night
In Dodge City at the Civic Center Hoothill Jaycees present a pro wrestling card starting at 8 p.m. Main event features Roger Kirby taking on Omar Atlas with Kirby touted as Central States champion and Atlas as former champ. Kirby’s manager is Percival A. Friend. Semi final is a six man tag with Tokyo Joe Togo and Sebastian versus Geiger Thornton and the Black Angus. Preliminary bouts pair Sebastian vs Geiger and Angus vs Togo.
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Kansas State Opens 1973 Indoor Track Season
Kansas State University begins its 1973 indoor season this Saturday at the fifth annual Oklahoma City Invitational sponsored by the Jaycees. Freshman distance runner Perez from Lakin will not compete due to a pulled muscle. Perez had won multiple state titles at Lakin High and competed in cross-country last fall for KSU.
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Fort Scott Star Back To New Mexico State
Fort Scott Kansas junior college star Ralph Scott will play for New Mexico State. Offensive tackle Harold Hanson of Yakima Washington and Bleck from Amarillo Texas Palo Duro High School also are noted as joining the Aggies. Coach Jim Bradley confirmed the signings on Thursday.
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