Buffs Rally Grab Third Place at Tournament of Champions
Garden City High nipped Southeast Saline 56-54 to take third in the Tournament of Champions. Mike Douglas led with 21 points as Garden City trailed much of the game before a late rally, matching 39 percent shooting and finishing strong from the line. Southeast Saline, led by Stein and Hanson rebounding, finished 12-2 overall.
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Podge
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Southeast Saline High
Assaria
Garden
Randy Swearengen
Duane Rauhut
Stein
Hanson
Swearengen le
Garden City
Mike Bayer
Rauhut
Mark Nelson
Mike Douglas
Rosste
Stave Shogren
Swearengen
Buff Postman
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Saline
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Trojans
Bayer
Steve Lobdell
Rauwhut
Salitte
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Shogren
Reissig
Schrader
Boutheast Ib
Mike Kitch
Scott
Mark Janssen
Doug Kogler
Goodland
Rollie Hallagin
Bill Elliot
Jack Chalfant
Dighton
Hugoton
Hugototon
Intermis
Wamego Cops Tourney Crown Sealed With 73-52 Victory
Wamego High won the Dodge City Tourney of Champions final 73 52 over North, finishing 12 0. Dale Northup led Wamego with 24 points while Pat Langvardt and Chris Langvardt added 16 each. North posted 40 percent shooting as North suffered 21 point loss. Cimarron beat Brewster for seventh. Southeast of Saline swept Garden City in a tight night session.
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Dodge City
Wamego High
Red Raider
Shades Mis Floh North
Wamego
North
Une
Dale Northup
Pat Langvardt
Chris Langvardt
Dennis Darting
Dodge
Brent Bath
Stave Gunn
Gorden City
Duane Raulwit
Albiourney
Shawnee Mission North
Mike Alt
J. B. Blocher
Dick Hertel
Campion Wamego
Dale North
Saline
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Steve Shogren
Gary Skidmore
Cimarrons
Kenny Page
Northup
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Brewater
Robert Ovérbeck
Minneola High
Rupp Equals Phog’s Record in Kentucky Win
Adolph Rupp pursues the all time coaching victory mark as Kentucky defeats LSU 121-95 in Baton Rouge. Rupp ties Phog Allen for No 2 with 171st win in his 38 year career. Mississippi clash looms as Kentucky aims for a 21st conference title. Mike Casey scores 31, Thad Jaracz 24, while LSU’s Pete Maravich adds 52 points in a losing effort.
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Associated. Press
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Kensiana State
Baton Rouge
Kentucky
Phog Allen
Kansas
Allen
Lawrence
Kan
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
LSU
Pete Maravich
Mike Casey
Wildcats
Thad Jaracz
Baron
Casper Proves Prophet Winner in Los Angeles Open
Casper predicted the $100,000 Los Angeles Open winner and correctly tabbed himself. He led by one shot entering the final round and finished three ahead of Arnold Palmer to win $20,000. Palmer took $12,000, with Geiberger $7,500 in a three way final round clash.
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Calif
Billy Casper
Casper
Los Angeles
Brookside Park
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
al Geiberger
Geiberger
John Schlee
Vasper
Schlee
George Archer
Dave Marr
Dave Hill
Ray Floyd
Lee Trevino
George Knudson
Gardiner Dickinson
Miller Barber
Bing Crosby
Johnny Pott
Garden City Invitational crowns two Garden champs in Liberal clash
Liberal High dethroned two year champion Colby in the 11th annual Garden City Invitational. Ninety six wrestlers from eight schools competed with Garden City taking third in a 66 point showing. Garden City claimed two individual titles, undefeated Leland McGraw at 154 pounds and Don Heinemann at 100, plus four seconds.
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Colby
Garden City
Liberal
Dodge City
Ulyases
Kinsley
Hugoton
Great Bend
Dodge
Garden
Leland McGraw
Don Heinemann
Garden Bowl leaders pace Coffee League action week
Garden Bowl held top individual honors as the Coffee League finished its 20th week of 1967-68 play. Carol Mead led with a 238 game and 664 series for the Pitt setters. Across leagues, Eva Mae Frasx, Nola Blackwood, Lone Zukel, Josie Melar, and Kim ty Jacobs appeared with notable scores as Meadowlark, Machine Supply, Athletic, Cottonwood, and Western Auto teams posted high games and series. Kim ty Jacobs captured the Newark Invitational Handball Tournament title with a 91 11 21 8 victory over Claude Benham.
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Hanors
Garden Bowl
Coffee League
Pitt Setters
Eva Mae Frasx
Machine Supply
Meadowlark League
Nola Blackwood
Hinkle Ol]statad
Lone Zukel
Athletic League
Josie Melar
Cottonwood Women's League
Western Auto Store
Western Auto
Newark
Kimty Jacobs
Claude Benham
Chesapeake
Kansas State To Face OU In Vital Test
Oklahoma and Kansas State vie at Norman as Big Eight leaders in a pivotal clash. K State seeks to extend its top standing with a win. Nebraska and Iowa State chase, while Missouri and Kansas are in the mix.
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Kansas State
Jim. van Valkenburg
Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
High School Sports Night In Regional Western Valley Meet
The schedule lists two Memes to night finals and a southern division semi final. Healy faces a winner in a preliminary game while Coolidge meets Shallow Water in the basketball slate with many school matchups across Dodge, Sublette, Hugoton, Johnson, Satanta, Moscow, Yarbrough and more.
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Ac- Hon Ih
Vailey Legane
Menifinale
Baskeeall Telegrams
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Inwalls
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Bt. Mary
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Hugoton
Twiysses
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Jermiote
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Yarbrough, A
St Joe's Postman Tops MVP in Scott City Invitational
Scott City Allen Grose of St Joseph captured MVP honors at the 10th Scott City Invitational basketball tourney. The 6-4 senior leads Class AA large schools in scoring and helped Cadets win the title. Teammate Bruce Wesitiger joined the all tourney team along with several others from Scott City and Goodland.
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Scott City
Allen Grose
Hays St. Joseph
Yates
Kansas
Grosg
Bruce Wesitiger
Wasitiger
Colty
Gary Miller
Scott Andrews
Larry Sloan
Andrews
Jay
Stan Jones
Dighton
Jones
Cadets Cop Scott City Wins Scott City Invitational Title
Scott City High School’s Cadets, coached by Al Billinger, clinched the 10th annual Scott City Invitational by defeating Colby 50-49 in the final. Scott City also beat Ulysses 60-40 for third, with Goodland and Hugoton finishing fifth and seventh in a three-day, eight-team event.
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Scott City
St. Joseph
Gary Miller
St. Joe
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