Busters to Meet Dodge City In Jucos Showdown
Garden City Juntor College’s 1962-63 squad hosts Dodge City here for a Western Division Jayhawk Jaco clash. Preliminary game at 6:30 p.m. pits Juco Reserves against Pierceville town team. varsity expected to start around 8 p.m. Garden aims to finish regular season 10-11 while Dodge sits 10-11, both eyeing next week’s sub-regional tourney at Arkansas City.
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Larry Stuewe
Jim Griffin
Buffs to Great Bend for Finals
Garden City High prepares for the final regular season game against Great Bend in a West Central Kansas League clash. The Buffs sit at 6-12 overall and 1-10 in league. Great Bend stands 8-8 and 5-6 in the WCKL. The article previews probable starting lineups and notes B Team and Sophomore games on the bill.
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Dave Craft
Great Bend
Black Panthers
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Kim Nebergall
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Russell
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Bob Hubert
Bryce Roderick
Bill King
Ber
Gale Jones
Mike Colins
Curt Shipley
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Tom Gardiner
Emil Krug
Randy Bowling
Ernie Garcia
Kent Carmichael
Dodge City
Sophs
Montezuma and Kismet win to reach district finals in SFTL tourney
Montezuma defeats Copeland 65-53 and Kismet edges Minneola 48-44 to advance to the Class BB district final. Copeland and Minneola meet for third place as Montezuma and Kismet secure spots for next week's regional on Montezuma court.
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Santa Fe Trail League
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Copeland
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District Meet Finals Tonight in Six Class B BB Districts
Tele Gram area teams contest finals and third places across six district tournaments. Regional berths were decided Thursday night with top two clubs advancing. Tonight features 24 games at Leoti Holcomb Sublette Spearville DeErfield Ensign Montezuma Utica Shallow Water and other sites, with championship and third place bouts and next week’s regionals at Lakin and Montezuma.
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Holcomb
Spearville
Kinsley
Ford
Cimarron
Deerfield
Moscow
Kendall
Utica
Alexander
Bazine Va
McCracken
Harold Nusser Shines in Bowling Action at Garden Bowl
Harold Nusser of the Smith Land Co. led high game with 218 and top series at 606 in the Athletic League week 24. J. M. McDonald's posted top team totals and beat Ideal Grocery. Estelle Reeg led the Tumbleweed League with 211 and 517, as Machine Supply posted a 795 top team game and Norris Drug 2,285 top team series.
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Smith Land Co
Garden Bowl
Athletic League
J. M. McDonald's
J. M. McDonald’s
Blanket Ideal Grocery
Knoll Furniture
Garden City Co-op
Ellis Texaco
Estelle Reeg
Machine Supply
Norris Drug
Ladd Machine Shop
Kerr Implement
Ob’s
Ankrom Motors
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Western Motors
Circle-E Ranch
Patterson
Parnell Fashions
Trojans and Elkhart win district semi finals in Kansas
Sublette loses to Stanton County Trojans 48 89 to earn a spot in the Class B regional at Lakin. Johnson sparked the upset with strong late scoring while Duran Peterson and Garver contributed for the Trojans. Elkhart edged Plains 45 43 in the other semi, setting up Johnson versus Elkhart for the regional.
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Johnson
Trojans
Lakin
Gary Langley
Stanton County
Kansas
Rolla
Elkhart
Plains
Crown
Cient
Pirates
Dan Stapleton
Larks
John Duran
Mike Peterson
Dennis Garver
Pete Hall
Stapleton
Elkhart-Plains
Wildcats
Joe Nemec
Cimarron Upset by Kinsley In Semi Final Thriller
Cimarron Bluejays, ranked sixth in Class B, were upset 44-43 by Kinsley in the district semi finals. Ford beat Spearville 54-48 to reach the title game. Kinsley will meet Ford in the final with both advancing to the Lakin regional. Addison led Cimarron with 20 points, Gaines had 14, while Kinsley pulled away late with a strong defense and free throws.
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Monte
Copeland
Mark Martinez
Vikings
Jess Garetson
Gerald Jantz
Vernon Whitesell
Jim Jantz
Charles Markella
Kinsley
Coyotes
Ford
Spearville
Cimarron
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Lakin
Jay
Addison
Steve Flowers
Gene Schinstock
Kinslay
Kenny Gaines
Dale Bond
Gaines
Ronnie Nolang
Jaa
Jays
Larry Jantz
Deerfield
Kendall
Bobcats
Cats
Spartans
Deer Field
Grant Kettler
Cecil Wichert
Moscow
Blue Devils
Coolidge
John McKim
Roger Pittman
Gene Wright
Ken Brown
Elven Stoddard
Chet Huser
McKim
Rolla
Hooker Rogers Compete for Wildcats at Big 12 Indoor Meet
Kansas State coaches bring Southwest Kansas athletes to Kansas City for the Big High indoor track meet. Jack Hooker from Scots will run the high and low hurdles and mile relay, Steve Rogers will enter the high jump with a best 6 feet 5 inches. Hooker has top 60 yard dash times of 7.6 seconds for the hurdles and 7.1 seconds for the lows.
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Rogers
Cats
Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas State
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Scots
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Amateurs Top Pros In Bowling Tournament Action
In Buffalo on day 14 of the American Bowling Congress Tournament amateurs outpaced professionals with a Rochester team, the Donkey Grill, bowing a 1115 game Thursday night, surpassing the previous top 1111 by Billy Golem biewski and Helen Tackles Detroit team.
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American Bowling Congress
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Spartans Stop Cats Grab Regional Spot
Deerfield High defeats Kendall 71 to 50 in Deerfield securing a spot in the Class BB regional tournament at Montezuma after a semi final win. Moscow advances over Coolidge 59 to 39 and faces Deerfield for the district crown.
Ed Doherty named new GM for Nashville team
Ed Doherty becomes general manager of the Nashville franchise in the South Atlantic League after serving as GM of the Washington Senators for the past two seasons.
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Nashville
Doherty
Washington Senators
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