Buffs Fall After 14 Point Lead Vanishes in Semi
Garden City High Buffaloes, led by Donnie Pile and Doug Woodson, built a 14 point edge but allowed a late Washington High Kansas City rally. Washington won 68 to 64 in the McPherson Invitational semi finals, dropping Garden City to 4-7 on the season with a final chance for seventh place later that day.
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McPherson
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Don Winger
McPherson Invita
Wichita Heights High
Salina Central
Garden City
Salina
Washington
Wichita Heights
Miscues Cost Buffs in Narrow Loss to Washington
Garden City Buffaloes squandered turnovers and fouls late, losing by to Washington High of Kansas City. Doug Woodson led GC with 25 points while Jeff Watson led Washington with 14 points as Garden City finished with 20 turnovers and 18 fouls.
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Mcpherson
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Washington High
Kansas City
Garden
Washington
Wildcats
Garden City
Washington Cagers
Jeff Watson
John Townsend
Ralph Cobbing
John Duma
Cobbins
Don Pile
Larry Wells
Doug Woodson
Pile
Wells
Ensign Rips Rolla 65-50 In SFTL cage test
Ensign High led 15-8 at first break and 49-27 at the end to defeat Rolla 65-50 in Santa Fe Trail League action. Dave Buchanan scored 29 for Ensign with 11 field goals and 7 free throws, while Greg Miller and Stan Schriner added 12 each. Rolla’s Kent Bressler had 15 points, Brent Hays 10. Prelim: Rolla 54-39 over Ensign in B-team. Next: Rolla at In' Balls, Ensign vs Ingalls.
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Rolla
Ensig High
Pirate
Nancy Kronenberg
Ensign
Wildcats
Dave Buchanan
Greg Miller
Stan Schriner
Kent Bressler
Brent Hays
Becon
Kevin Light
John Mowry
Ingalls
Rolla — Kallenbach
McBride
James Wershey
Hays
David Light
Bressler
Littell
Ron Smith
Rusty Smith
Rod Smith
Krey
Totala
Ensign — Buchanan
Miller
Schriner
Kbmbrel
Richardson
Dohrmann
Stauth
Mowry
Gabel
Hertel
Holcomb Junior High Wins Two of Three Games
Holcomb Holcomb Junior High won two of three games at Johnson Thursday night. In seventh grade Johnson won 32 31 with M Garrison scoring 10. Holcomb’s Kevin Fenton scored 8, Jacinto Rodriguez 6, Loren Hafliger 5. seventh graders fall to 0 7. Eighth graders improved to 7 0 with a 46 28 win over Johnson as Johnny Rupp 11, Kevin Roth 10, Randy Katz 9 lead scoring. Hawkins had 15 for Johnson. C team Holcomb 14 8. Pat Hoyt and Kelly Linenberger 4 each. Wartman and Riedel 3 for Johnson. Regular season ends. next up High Plains Conference junior high tourney at Sublette with separate seventh and eighth divisions.
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Holcomb
Holcomb Junior High
Johnson
M. Garrison
Kevin Fenton
Jacinto Rodriguez
Loren Hafliger
Helcomb
Johnny
Rupp
Kevin Roth
Randy Katz
Hawkins
Cagers
Hoyt
Kelly Linenberger
Wartman
Riedel
Lloyd DeRemus
High Plians Conference
Sublette
Moscow High routs Copeland in SFTS clash 97 52
Moscow High dominated Copeland 97 52 in a Santa Fe Trail League basketball game. Moscow led 24 8 at first, shot 51 percent, and had five players in double figures including Darrell Tester and Greg Reece with 20 each. Copeland struggled with 30 percent shooting and 52 points.
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Moscow
Moscow High
Copeland
Wildcats
Randy Owens
Mike Christian
Ernie Boles
Cats
Dean Schultz
Hal Ward
Larry Unruh
Rick Ardery
S. Copeland
Finals Night Lights Up Garden City Invitational
Edmond Paces Buffs lead after opening round of the Garden City Invitational with 96 wrestlers from Oklahoma in eight-team field. Edmond and Northwest Kansas power Garden City trade points as two mats run Friday night with semifinals set and final to crown tourney champion.
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McPherson
Newton
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Hutch
Action Aplenty
Oklahoma
King Edmond
Okla
Sooner Staters
Edmond Tmat
Dean Biggs
Colby
Eagles
Garden City
Marvin Landes
Bufffaloes
Buffs
Bruce Algrim
Steve Harmon
Ones City
WCKL
Western Kansas Education Asso
WKEA
Kinsley
Ulysses
Hugoton
OU Names Barry Switzer Top Choice For Coach
University of Oklahoma Athletic Council votes 7-0 to recommend Barry Switzer as Fairbanks' top assistant for three years in a move tied to the Fairbanks contract. The decision awaits a president and committee review, with final action expected in coming days. Switzer, a former Arkansas player and coach, has wide support from Fairbanks and many players.
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Pa Ie A Serget
Appo Ween
Paul
Fairbanks
Switzer
Oklahoma
Anaitee
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Athletic Council
Wade Walker
Athletic
Burr
Houston Huffman
Oklahoma City
Jack Santee
Tulsa
Board of Regents
Alan R. Welie
Virginia Sue Awille
Larks avenge earlier loss in HPC mix basketball
Sublette High, led by coach Richard Crawford, defeated Syracuse 65-57 in a High Plains Conference game. Sublette, now 7-5, pulled away late using free throws after a 31-30 halftime edge. Fields led Sublette with 17 points, while Syracuse stars Maune and Schmidt contributed strong lines.
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Sublette
Sublette High
Richard Crawford
Larks
Syracuse
Penny Lohfink
Bulldogs
Smith Sails to New Vault Record at Millrose Games
Steve Smith, 21, Long Beach State, cleared 18-0 indoors at Madison Square Garden, aiming for 18-8 this season and eyeing 19 feet outdoors. He surpassed Bob Seagren’s 17-3% mark to set a new Millrose record while earning the meet outstanding athlete honor as Rod Milburn and Herb Washington also won events.
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New York
Steve Smith
Long Beach State
Smith
Bob Seagren
U.S
Eugene
Ore
Long Beach
Calif
Sea
Gren
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Rod Milburn
Herb Washington
Milburn
Sublette hosts four girl basketball regional games
Sublette hosts the Class A regional girls basketball tournament with 12 teams over four days. Kendall High leads as top seed with eight wins, Moscow second. four Monday games cut to eight for Wednesday, semis Thursday, final Saturday.
Lakin hosts Girls AA regional in Kansas tournament
Cimarron leads seedings with Ness City second and Lakin third as ten teams vie for four days of play in the Class AA regional. Monday features two elimination games to trim eight, with more rounds set for Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. Regional champion advances to the state tourney at Hays.
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Sublette
Emporia
Kendall High
Bobcats
Moscow
Wildcats
Kendall
Claron Adams
Sublette High
LAKIN
Kansas
Cimarron
Ness City
Leoti
Satante
Syracuse
Meade
Syracuse-Meade
Southwestern Heights High
Elkhart
Johnson
Leoti-Satanta
Bazine Blisters Bulldogs Triumph Over Ingalls 94 70
Bazine High downed Ingalls 94 to 70 in a non conference basketball game as Marlin Schniepp led with 19 points and Foos added 16. Bazine shot 60 percent from the floor and held a 79 turnover advantage while six of seven players scored in double figures. Ingalls, 6-4, got 22 from Allen Flowers and 12 from Mike Doll.
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BAZIN
Bazine High
Ingalls
Bazine
McCracken
Bougue
Marlin Schniepp
Craig Foos
Jeff McCune
Craig Bruntz
Ray Wilthuhn
Don Shank
Alee Dol
Ettem “Ateet Addison
Schilling
Wehkamp
Sigley
Keith Wells
Azine — Schniepp
Villiuuhn
Foos
Jung
Shank
Ingalls i
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Greg Reece
Stan Lewis
Gary Lewis
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Stan Nipple
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Martin
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Rex Ardery
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Troy Brewer
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Steve Compton
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al Gomez
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Roger Ostmeyer
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Don Keller
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Roger Schmidt
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Don Eves
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Nger — Loth Whe
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Tom Hill
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