Busters Rally To Top Hutchinson In Big Conference Win
Garden City Community College Busters defeated Hutchinson 97-80 before a full crowd to run their record to 17-4. Jesse Massey led with 19 points and Gilbert Maxwell 22 as Aaron Harris was held to his lowest score in recent games. The win featured strong team defense and rebounding, with the Busters totaling 41 boards and Ford setter Tom Clark contributing solid floor play.
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Garden City Community College
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Aaron Harris
Don Wilkins
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Forbes Lapp
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Jesse Massey
Gilbert Maxwell
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Harris
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John Brown
Tom Clark
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Colby
Pratt
Butler County
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Humphrey Dressing
Lambert
Byles
Maxwell
Clark
Sims Bryant
Garden City Women Beat Hutchinson 65 0 in Tight Conference Chase
Garden City Community College women edged Hutchinson 65 to 60 as Brenda Chatfield scored 22 and Kathy Chatfield added 14 of 16 at the line. Latimer noted a needed improvement at free throw line and Latimer highlighted strong defense on Brenda Stewart. The win moves Garden City to 11-3 on the season as they head to Pratt next.
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Hutch
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Coyne
Broacbusters
Brenda Stewart
Stewart
Kathy Chatfield
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Alpers
Duncan
Reed
Wade
Pettz
Fields
Danler
Totals
Hutchinson
Stramel
Hering
Siefkes
Dodd
Harrington
Sheppard
Siefers
St Louis U drops intercollegiate hockey after budget squeeze
ST LOUIS AP A sharp decline in attendance and a limited athletic budget led to the second demise of intercollegiate hockey at St Louis University. Trustees and the athletic council labeled the decision final with no voiced opposition. The Billikens coach noted past strong seasons but a 21 17 2 record last year amid financial aid transfers. The program had fluctuated, briefly reinstated after civic ticket pledges, but fell short of 2000 season tickets by 600.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Michael Blatz
Billikens
Bill Selman
Central Collegiate Hockey Association
Dick McDonald
Mid Court Missile Ends Jayhawks Fate In Overtime
Nebraska fans roared as Bob Moore hit a two handed shot from near midcourt at the final tick of overtime, lifting the Huskers 66 64 over Kansas. Kansas led late in regulation before Moore’s bomb sealed the win, tying Nebraska with Oklahoma and Missouri for first in the Big Eight at 4 2.
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Neb
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Bob Moore
Silo
Kansas
Brian Banks
Moore
Joe Cipriano
Huskers
Oklahoma
Missouri
Heck of a Game Ends With Missouri Victory Over K State
Missouri defeated Kansas State 83 to 79 as Larry Drew led with 23 points. Curtis Berry missed most of the first half, reducing K State’s depth, while Rolando Blackman led Kansas State with 26 points. Missouri, 4-2 in the Big Eight, stays in a first place tie with Nebraska and Oklahoma after the road win.
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Jack Hartman
Kansas State
Missouri
Kstate
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Wildcats
Larry Drew
Tigers
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Curtis
Drew
Sheve Wallace
Brad
Dray
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Norm Stewart
Rolando Blackman
K-State
Steve Soldner
Glenn Marshall
Competitive Balance in Big Eight Basketball Shows Tie for Lead
In Kansas City, Oklahoma Nebraska and Missouri share first at 4-2, Colorado Kansas and Iowa State sit at 3-3, while Kansas trails at 2-4 as coaches and officials trumpet competitive balance amid a tight league race.
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
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McPherson Tops Garden City 71 59 In McPherson Tourney
McPherson pulled away after the first quarter to defeat Garden City 71 to 59 for fifth place. Greg Cook led with a career high 17 points and 15 rebounds, supported by Mark Ewing 15 and Ted Suenram 11 as McPherson shot 60 percent. Garden City’s Del Ray Mounts scored 17 as the Buffaloes hit 39 percent, with Tim Rupp adding 14.
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Mark Ewing
Ted Suenram
Mike Birks
Tim Rupp
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Buffs
Mounts
Hays Nips Moscow 58 55 in tourney thriller
In a Tourney of Champions semifinal, Hays Indians edged Moscow Wildcats 58 to 55. Ken Powers led Moscow with 20 points while Ken Wats added 19 for Hays, as late free throws and turnovers decided the outcome. Moscow faces Deerfield Spartans next.
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Moscow Wildcats
Hays Indians
Moscow
Jerry Strauch
Indians
Wildcats
Hays
Cats
Ken Powers
Ken’ Wats
Powers
Deerfield Spartans
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