Buff B Wrestlers Top Ulysses in Dual Meet
Garden City Buff B wrestling defeated Ulysses High B unit 27-21 in a dual meet. Key results included Larry Olding pinning Don Calhoun at 95 pounds and Larry Maxfield pinning Phil Cawthon at 108, with several other pins and decisions throughout the night. Exhibition bouts added multiple pins as Garden City wrapped season with plans for a Friday trip to Kinsley for their final dual.
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Larry Olding
Don Calhoun
Richard Tee
Tim Allen
Jim Crotinger
Sohn Taighty
Don Allen
Jon Kendall
Larry Sealer
Garden High
Ulysses High
Tigers
Mills
Harmon
Slough
Garcia
Bob Wilson
Kinsley
Furman Beats West Virginia In Tight 58-58 Upset
Furman shocks West Virginia 58-58 in a Southern Conference thriller as the Paladins play five starters and slow deliberate offense. West Virginia suffers a second straight defeat after Duke’s 111-71 rout and other college games noted across the nation.
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Furman
West Virginia
Paladins
Mountaineers
Duke
Shearmire Leads Bowling Action With 245 Game
Ray Shearmire of Merrill Implement Co. rolled a 245 high game as the American League week 7 concluded at Garden Bowl. Dale Dickenson topped the series with 644 for Southwest Carpet and Tile. Merrill Implement led team feats with 1008 game and 2916 series tipping past Southwest Carpet and Tile.
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Ray Shearmire
Merrill Implement Co
Dale Dickenson
Southwest Carpet
Merril! Implement
Hammer Radio and TV
American Legion
Elke Club
BR. L. Crist Ranch
Merrill Implement
Southwest
Burtis Motors
Santa Fe Motors
Jim Herman
Knights of Columbus
Sportsman League
Juco Five
Eagles
Chappel Construction
Moorman
Ladd Machine Shop
Knoll
Juco
Natural Tas
Tom's Well Service
ADM
Faith Landon
Morea
Housewives League
Polly Kerr
Security Oil
Wheatland Motel
Ankrom Motora
Kansas-Nebraska Gas
Rickman
Helmerich and Payne
Behlen Manufacturing
Farr Construction
Russell May Replace Schayes in NBA All-Time Rebounds
New York AP reports Russell of the Boston Celtics may top Dolph Schayes of Syracuse as the NBA’s all-time leading rebounder this week. Schayes holds 10,980 rebounds, Russell 10,822, with projected 1983 averages suggesting Russell could reach about 10,977 by week’s end. If Friday’s game at Boston, Russell could surpass Schayes. Wilt Chamberlain remains the league’s top scorer with 2,342 points. Elgin Baylor trails with 1,708.
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New York
Russell
Boston Celtics
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
National Basketball Association
Schayes
R Russell
Shayes
Boston
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Garden City Junior High To Host Scott City double header
Garden City Junior High welcomes Scott City for a Wednesday eighth and seventh grade double header at Ben Grimsley Gym. The prior meeting at Scott City on January 18 saw Garden City win the seventh grade 19 to 8 and drop the eighth grade 24 to 18.
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Garden City Junior High
Ben Grimsley
Scott City
Scott
Garden
Merle Altman
Terry Percival
Royce Cleveland
Danny Garnand
Duane Rauhut
Kenny Jameson
Don Powell
George Mahan
George Carr
Doug Robinson
John Collier
al Wells
Cincinnati Expected to Be Just as Tough Next Season
Cincinnati coaches expect the national champions to be strong again with Ron Bonham and George Wilson returning. Bonham, a 6-5 guard, averages 23.3 and shoots 50 percent from the field while hitting 90.6 percent at the line. Wilson, a 6-8 forward, enhances defense and rebounding and is projected as one of the top all around pivots next season. Wilson ranks among top rebounders and scorers, with Stallworth and Herndon also among leading Valley players.
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Cincinnati
Missouri Valley
Ron Bonham
George Wilson
Bonham
Bradley
Mack Herndon
Central High
Muncie
Ind
Cincy
Ed Jucker
St. John’s
New York
Wilson
Wichita
Dave Stallworth
Stallworth
Herndon
Sublette Sweeps Garden City Ninth Grade Tilt
Sublette wins both ninth grade games at Garden City 58-40 in the main game and 37-31 in the B-team clash. Von Sickle led Sublette with 19 points, Ellis 13, Davis 16. Garden’s Humphrey 9 and Ward 10 paced the colors. Garden hosts Dodge City next in a 7 8 9 cage triple header.
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High
Garden City
Garden
Sublette
The
Stoogel
Seymour
Bird
Sinclair
Stevens
von Sickle
Stapleton
Hills
Schmede
Mette
Davis
Watscar
Holcomb 9th Graders Defeat Satanta 53 to 30
Holcomb Junior High ninth graders won their fourth of five starts, defeating Satanta 53-30. Holcomb led 17-1, 32-17, and 38-24 at period ends, outscoring Satanta 24-11 in field goals and converting 5 of 11 free throws. Baier led Holcomb with 18 points, Robins added 15, Brown 14, while Satanta’s Ross had nine and Vore six.
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Sublette
Garden
von Sickle
Ellis
Roy Humphrey
Dave Keller
Eweven
Satanta
Holcomb Junior High
Holcomb
Baier
Mark Robins
Brown
Ross
Vore
Palmer and Player Lead PGA Money Winners List
Gary Player and Arnold Palmer remain atop the PGA money list as Jack Burke Jr. closes in on them. Burke earned $9,000 for winning the San Francisco International Open, boosting his official earnings to $9,540 while Player’s sixth place in San Francisco plus Burke’s near-lead keep the field tight.
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Dunedin
Fla
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
PGA
Playey
San Francisco
WAVL Tourney Set For Reserve Teams
Four WAVL schools compete for the B team title at Kendall High Gym on Feb 6 7 with games at 6 30 and 8 p m Shallow Water faces Kendall in the opener Coolidge plays Deerfield in the nightcap Manter and Pierceville do not field B teams The event includes a free throw contest won last year by Kendall and Kenton Kemndall Danny Jury defends his title this year Richard Brooker of Kendall is tournament director
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WAVL
Joanne Schreibvogel
Deerfield
Rose Kuehn
Pierceville
Bonnie Gingrich
Kendall
Barbara Conard
Coolidge
Eddie Walters
Manter
Carol Hadley
Carolyn Behm
Beant Rose
Bonnie
Kendall High
Shallow Water
Holcomb
Arnold Lennington
Gabriel Rayas
Kemndall
Danny Jury
Sophmore
Novack
Richard Brooker
Cincinnati Tops Cage Poll Again As No 1 Team
University of Cincinnati remains undefeated 33 straight games and ranked No 1 for the ninth straight week in the AP poll with 42 of 43 first place votes. Chicago Loyola stays No 2 while Duke gains after a win over West Virginia. Illinois drops to fourth after losing to Cincinnati.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Duke
Chicago Loyola
Butllinois
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Blue Devils
Ilinois
Arizona State
Georgia Tech
Stanford
Colorado
Mississippi State
Wichita
Flying Queens Play Exibition In Rolla Tonight
One of the nation’s top women’s teams the Flying Queens of Waysland College will meet Topeka Boosters in Rolla in an 8 p.m. exhibition. Queens boast past national titles and a second place finish last winter. Six All Americans will play along with the national women’s free throw champion and top guard. A groundhog supper runs 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the grade school lunchroom with Pee-wee boys’ game at 7. Net proceeds benefit the senior trip. Special admission for area girls’ or boys’ teams.
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ROLLA
Flying Queens
Waysland College
Plainview
Tex
Topeka Boosters
Missouri Valley
Pee-wee Boys
Boxing Card Here Tomorrow at Ben Grimsley Gym
Boxing card features eight bouts with Garden City versus Guymon and Liberal. The event begins at 8 30 p m and nets go to the local boxing treasury. Referees are Mitch Geisler and Cleve Spencer. Garden City boxers include 142 pound Jim Mader, 136 pound Dean Stewart, and 113 pound Nat Hernandez who recently placed in the Tri State Golden Gloves in Libera.
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Garden City
Guymon
Okla
Liberal
Ben Grimsley Gym
Mitch Geisler
Cleve Spencer
Jim Mader
Dean Stewart
Nat Hernandez
Liberetal
Mader
Stewart
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
South Georgia Tech 66 Kentucky 62 Furman 59 West Virginia 58 Davidson 85 Erskine 48 Mississippi State 62 Southern Mississippi 52 Florida State 63 Alabama 61 Florida 83 Citadel 75 Tulsa 57 New Orleans Loyola 50 Clemson 68 Virginia Military 58 West Virginia State 68 West Virginia Tech Ohio State 72 Northwestern 76 Indiana 74 Purdue 73 DePaul 55 Bowling Green 53 Marquette 51 St. John’s New York Creighton 82 St. Ambrose 0 Illinois 62 Toledo 59 Carleton 80 Lake Forest 58 Texas Western 9 West Texas 59 Seattle 102 Los Angeles Loyola 3 Nevada 76 San Francisco 74 Montana State 74 Orange Coast California 72 Idaho State 67 St Mary’s California 56
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Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Northwestern
Mississippi State
Southern Mississippi
Bill Debes
DePaul
Bowling Green
Seattle
Loyola
Los Angeles
Marquette
St. John
Associated Press
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Furman
West Virginia
Davidson
Erskine
Miss. St
So. Miss
Florida St
Midwest
Indiana
Purdue
St. Johas
N.Y
Creighton
St. Ambrose
Illinois
Toledo
Carleton
Lake Forest
Southwest
Texas Western
Texas
Far West
Nevada
San Francisco
Montana
St. U
Orange St. Calif
Idaho St
St. Mary's
Calif
Oklahoma State Ends Wrestling Win Streak at CSC Draw
Oklahoma State University’s exhibition at Ben Grimsley Gym ended its 37 match dual meet winning streak as the Cowboys tied Colorado State College 18 18 before 2 900 fans. Myron Roderick’s squad finished the four meet tour with a win and an undefeated record. Phil Kinyon, the prior NCAA runner up, appeared but drew 1 4 with CSC’s Jim Innis in the 157 pound class.
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Oklahoma State University
Ben Grimsley
Cowboys
Greeley
Colorado State College
O-State
Myron Roderick
Phil Kinyon
CSC
Jim Innis
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Ulysses
Phil Cawthon
Danny Dunham
Steve Penalgon
Pat Harmon
Denna Lalghty Su
Rae Dite Stough
Ted Alan
Ron Holt
Chuck Neal
Jim Gareia
Jim Concannon
Garden City Telegram
Rangers
Ulyases
Oeding
Calhoun
Lee
Crotinger
Staley
Allen
Spencer
Kendels
Graber
Salinas
Stoppel
Meyers
Sargent
Jerry Christensen
Terrell
Bessire
Tiger Grappler
Alsop
Holt
Maxfield
Dunham
West
Jim Hackleman
Associteg Press
Boilermakers
Shearmire
Larry Combs
Leon McKedy
Jack Brown
Kenneth Brown
Richard Duran
Tom Kilgore
Telegram
Jim van Valkenburg
Marshall High
Chicago
Jucker
Giney
John Savage
North Texas
Dave Burns
Bill Kusteika
Tulsa
McCoy McLemore
Drake
John Smith
St. Louis
Tom Thacker
Smith
Ithe Valley
Mike Ward
Garden Entertains
Dodge City
Humphrey
Pierce
Vaugtin
Keller
Reed Leed
Gooden
Kraus
Need
Sheehy
Dekemus
R. Lightner
Totals
Garden Sthelt
Sublette Othe
Palmer
Polaroid Gamera
I McClung-Payne
Pharmacy
Grant
Ford
Dodge
Oklahoma
TIE End Supply CO
N. Main
Garden City, Kanees
Oklahoma State
Owe
Goose” the
Clows
Prince OF Basketball
Goose Tatum, JR
Rotary
Squire Men's Wear
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