Buffalo Mat Club Wins Own Tourney
Garden High's Buffs won the Garden City Invitational Wrestling Tournament with seven division champions and 109 points, matching Goodland's score. Kinsley, Liberal, and Goodland also placed as top teams. Dunham, Lightner, Scott, and Leighty led individual titles with Falls and decisions across weight classes. Next, Buffalos visit Kinsley on February 1 to close dual-meet season.
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Jim Concannon
Garden High
Buffs
Garden
Goodland
Kinsley
Liberal
Bob Wilson
Dunham
Young
John Lightner
John
David
Gross
Green
Carotherg
Hermocillo
Heinemann
Sutherland
Strasser
Garden Citions
Pel Phot
Garden City
Leroy Leighty
Leighty
Loren Pepperd
Scott Beavers Shines as Scott City Tops Hugoton 74-58
Scott City High Beavers defeated Hugoton Eagles 74 to 58 in a non conference clash. Scott led 22-17, 40-28, 58-43 and hit 20 of 30 free throws to Hugoton’s 14 of 25. Bob Plum scored 22 for Scott, with Ken Meredith 12 and Marion Koch 10. Hugoton’s Bob Alexander had 21.
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Scott City
Scott City High
Beavers
Hugoton Eagles
Scott
Hugoton
Bob Plum
Ken Meredith
Marion Koch
Bob Alexander
Eagles
Phil Parker
Everett Ponder
Mike Swafford
Allen Grover
Bcott City
Meredith
Barry
Wray
Myrick
Plum
Koch
Griffith
Tedford
Lawrence
Crist
Eggleston
Holcomb Tops Leoti Indians For 9th Win
Holcomb Longhorns beat Leoti Indians 54 41 in a non league basketball clash. Holcomb led 12 7 at first stop and 29 18 at half, widening to 37 32 before Leoti closed to three. Baier led Holcomb with 18 points while Thompson 17 and Stegman 11 paced the winners. Leoti shot 26 percent to Holcomb 39 percent. Rebounds favored Holcomb 31 23. Leoti’s Green 14 led visitors. Holcomb’s Baier 18, Thompson 17. Preliminary Holcomb win 32 27 in B team. Next Holcomb hosts Syracuse in High Plains clash. Leoti at Lakin.
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Holcomb
Longhorns
Leoti Indians
Leoti
Wayne Thompson
Allen Stegman
Jack Green
Bill Templer
Dick Baier
Thompson
Stegman
Green
Templer
Robin Robins
Tom Clare
Blackburn
Syracuse
High Plains
Molcome—Baier
Katz
Brown
M. Robina
Adams
Clare
Maestas
Totala
Leoti — ‘Cage
Schreck
Woodbury
Day
Lambert
Tile le Wie Ted
Deerfield
Devils
Coolidge
Ingalls
Johnson
Deerfield Wins WAVL Championship Over Coolidge
Deerfield routed Coolidge 46 to 34 to capture the Western Arkansas Valley League tournament title before 1000 fans. Combs led Deerfield with 16 points as Kettler and McKedy contributed on the boards. Brown paced Coolidge with 14 points. Deerfield improves to 17-4, while Coolidge sits at 8-6.
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Bob Greer
Deerfield
Coolidge Blue Devils
Coolidge
Kendall
Bobcats
Blue Devils
Leon McKedy
Kettler
McKedy
Combs
de TaRosa
DeKoysey
Cox
Totala
Shallow Water Triumphs Over Indians In League Play
Shallow Water defeated Pierceville 57 to 33 in the Western Arkansas Valley League fifth place game. Everett Miller led Shallow Water with 20 points, while Pierceville’s Louis Cronin scored 14. The Tigers shot 82 percent from the field on 26 made baskets, and outrebounded the Indians 55 to 21. Pierceville remains winless in 10 starts this winter, with 33 points tying their season high.
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Deerfield
Shallow Water
Pierceville
Tigers
Indians
Harold Burnett
Kendall
Everett Miller
Craig Duff
Rolin Zink
Roger Stillwell
Louis Cronin
Cronin
Albie Pearson Signs New Angels Contract
Albie Pearson agreed to a new contract with the Los Angeles Angels. The outfielder played 180 games, batted .281, and led the American League with 115 runs scored as the leadoff man.
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LOS Angeles
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Pearson
Kendall Rallies To Capture Third Kendall Rallies To Capture Third
Kendall Bobcats defeated Manter High 42 to 38 in the third-place game of the Western Arkansas Valley meet. Kendall trailed most of the story but moved ahead in the final 5:05 and sealed the victory with a late burst. Key players included Richard Duran and Tom Kilgore for Manter and Jack Brown for Kendall, with Kendall improving to 7-4 on the season.
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Deerfield
Kendal
Bobcats
Manter
Kendall
Jack Brown
Mann
Gary Adams
Wildcats
Duran
Kilgore
Kendall Court
Jack Horn
Brown
Danny Jury
Maine
Frosh to Play Double Tonight at Sublette
Garden City Junior High ninth graders stage a double header at Sublette with A and B games beginning at 6 pm. Probable B-team starters include Paasch, Ward, Heinemann, Lightner, Taldo, and Kraus Reed Gooden Kelier Humphrey for the A-team. A-team stands 7-3, B-team 3-2. Dec. 3 results vs Sublette show B 23-19 win, A 32-26 loss.
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Sublette
Garden City Junior High
Dale Marino
Lynn Lightner
Billy ‘Taldo
Mike Paasch
Mike Ward
Ray Heinemann
Dennis Kraus
Charles Reed
Archie Gooden
Dave Kelier
Roy Humphrey
Garden
Subletta
Garden City boxers win three trophies in Tri-State tourney
Garden City's six man boxing team captured three trophies at the Tri-State Golden Gloves in Liberal, facing Perryton, Pampa, Guymon, Liberal, Liberal, and Hutchinson. Nat Hernandez won in 112 and Dean Stewart and Jim Mader were runners up in their classes. Mader also fought twice Friday, and Taylor opened with a loss. Art Wilson leads the program as fighters train nightly at 7:30 p.m. at the old National Guard Armory. The season closes Wednesday with eight-match card at Ben Grimsley Gym, gate proceeds to the local boxing treasury.
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Garden City
Liberal
Perryton
Pampa
Tex
Guymon
Okila
Hutchinson
Mel Taylor
Nat Her
Mander
Richard Vineyard
Dean Stewart
Larry Mader
Jim
Hernandez
Stewart
Jim Mader
Larry Pacheco
Larry
George
Mader
Gary Burke
Phil Stewart
Vineyard
Tommy Velasquez
Emmett Brines
Terry Schoon
Taylor
Ken Wood
Wood
Art Wilson
Old National Guard Armory
Ben Grimsley Gym
Six Selected For WAVL Tourney Team
Six players named to the all tourney team after the Western Arkansas Valley League meet. Deerfield's Larry Combs and Leon McKedy headline the list with Manter's Tom Kilgore and Richard Duran and Coolidge's Kenneth Brown and Kendall's Jack Brown making the squad.
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Deerfield
Larry Combs
Leon McKedy
Manter
Tom Kilgore
Richard Duran
Coolidge
Kenneth Brown
Kendall
Jack Brown
Combs
Danny Jury
Terry Maine
Gene Wright
Chet Huser
Grant Kettler
Craig Duff
Everett Miller
Shallow Water
Lotus Cronin
Pierceville
Joanne Schreibvogel
Barbara Coward
Carol Hadley
Eddie Walters
Bonnie Gingrich
Rose
Koehn
Carolyn Behm
John Behm
Widows Lead Bowl Action In Jayhawker Mixed League
Culbreath Plumbing tops team games and series with 743 and 2105 as Widows of Culbreath roll high 213 individual game and Reed and Stinemetz see top women marks. Ray Ladd posts 545 series for Southwest Sand. Es telle Reed achieves 212 game and 493 series as Dairy King Fireballs postpones. Southwest Sand blanks Oswalt Industries 4-0. Smith Sand over R. Anthonys 3-1.
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Bob Widows
Culbreath Plumbing
Garden Bowl
Jayhawker
Ray Ladd
Southwest Sand Co
Estelle Reed
Reed and Stinemetz
Southwest Sand
Oswalt Industries
Smith Sand
R. Anthony's
Reed and
Stinemetz
Dairy King
Tulane University Drops Racial Barrier
In New Orleans privately endowed Tulane University registered eight Negroes for the spring semester, becoming the seventh Louisiana college to end the white-only policy. The eight students include six graduates and two part-time enrollees. A university spokesman said several more Negroes may enroll during undergraduate registration next Monday and Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Louisiana College
Garnand's Grains of Sand Inspiration Reflections
A reflective piece on seeking inspiration from nature, writings, sermons, and conversation. It urges readers to be sources of encouragement for others and hints at a comforting anonymous verse that invites repeated reading.
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Rick Matthawa
Larry Gute
Dean Dyon
Bandel
T Gutch
Matthawa
Lyon
Danny Dunham
Nolan Young
Curtla Baldwin
Dan Graff
Baldwin
Gat
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Ken Coover
Leland Treaser
Randy Boworth
Hawke
Tresner
Coover
Bower
Ronney
Larry Glock
Peppard
Hendershot
Glock
Larry Scott
Carl Nine
Ry Kopp
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Kopp
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Don Scott
Keith Dial
Randy Boay
Gary Clark
Sony
Clark
Dial
Wik
Johnny Lightner
Marc Todd
Stuart Schrader
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Lightner
Schrader
Todd
Liljegren
Ken Carothers
Don Gross
Jim Osborn
Dean Green
Carothers
Osborn
Groan
Tim Sutherland
David Heinemann
Ken Burkhart
Harold Straszer
Nd Btrest
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Doyle McGraw
Lon Austin
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Charles Myers
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Gutch
Pepperd
Seay
Scott Beavers
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Parker
Alexander
Swafford
Kirkland
Reese
Garratt
Hagoton
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Tun Westi
Virginia Military Institute
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Richard DeLaRosaight
Ken Brown
Devil
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Oklahoma Tire and Supply
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Garden City Telegram
WAVL
Clown Prince OF Basket
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