Buffs Triumph Over Dodge City In regional semifinal
Garden City Buffaloes beat Dodge City 64-49 to reach the Class AA regional semifinals. Liberal defeated Hays St. Joseph 70-44, Salina topped host Hays High 81-64, and Great Bend had a first round bye. Garden meets Liberal Friday at 7 p.m. in the semis. The winners advance to the state tournament at Kansas University.
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Trojans Rally to Beat Leoti in Regional Clash
Johnson and Fowler earned regional tournament wins for Ulysses and Tribune in western Kansas. Johnson's 48-39 victory over Leoti completed the first round as the Trojans extended their season to 19-1, while Fowler beat Kinsley 87-? to stay in the bid for state.
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Hutchinson and Independence win regional JC basketball
Hutchinson and Independence captured sub-regional titles in Kansas junior college basketball and advance to the region finals in two weeks, with the national championships set at Hutchinson. In Fayette Missouri region play, Moberly beat Kansas City Kansas 74 to 51 and Paducah edged Hillsboro 91 to 89.
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Scott City and Oakley Reach Class A Semi Finals
Scott City and Oakley advanced to the Class A regional semifinals after wins on Wednesday. Scott City defeated Oberlin 73 to 43, while Oakley beat Hugoton 72 to 57, setting up a semifinal clash. Goodland faces Ulysses earlier, with the final on Friday night.
All-Big Eight basketball picks released for 1966 season
Kansas star Walt Wesley tops the AP 1966 All-Big Eight team with Grant Simmons of Nebraska. Coach of the Year honors go to Joe Cipriano of Nebraska for guiding the Huskers to their first winning season since 1960. Second team features Delry Lewis, Chuck Gardner, and other standout sophomores and veterans across Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa State, and Missouri.
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Three Winners In Town Soon In Recreational League Action
In a three game town league at Ben Grimsley Gym Wednesday night two games were close. Broncs beat L&E Implement 65 to 60 with Brad Welch scoring 24 and Rupp 13. L&E's Kirk led with 23. Dicks Dairy defeated Pepsi-Pennington 68 to 30 led by Rose with 16 and Winger 15. National Guard beat Garden City Jaycees 44 to 38 with Cronin 13 and Benny Saiz 9. Coulter, Kantola and Lansdon each had 10 for the Jaycees.
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Playoff Likely at K State if Needed
The Big Eight playoff could be held at Kansas State's Manhattan floor for a Kansas versus Nebraska clash if necessary. Both teams sit at 11-1, with Kansas facing Kansas State at Manhattan Saturday night. If Kansas loses, Nebraska would clinch by beating Colorado and Oklahoma State.
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Regional high school hoops semi finals listed across four sites
Telegram-area teams reach semi finals at four sites with Class AA at Hays Class A at Scott City Class B at Ulysses and Class BB at Colby. Matches set Friday and Saturday with third place and championship games determining state tournament berths. Winners advance to state events in Lawrence Hutchinson Emporia and Dodge City.
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Pittsburg State Triumphs In NAIA Playoff Final
Pittsburg State, led by Jim Chroust with 43 points, defeated the College of Emporia 85-84 to win the District 10 NAIA playoff and advance to the national tournament in Kansas City March 7-12. St Benedicts took third by beating Bethany 93-8 with DeGreeff scoring 24 for St Benedicts.
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Class BB Regional at Colby Shallow Water Wins
Shallow Water defeats Utica 65 57 to advance in the Class BB regional at Colby. Kendall loses 32 62 to Edson as the first round ends, with semi finals set for tonight and the final two games Saturday to decide the championship and third place. Edson leads 16 4 after a 15 6 fourth period surge.
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Guard Upends Dairy Club in overtime thriller
National Guard upset Dicks Dairy 50-47 in overtime after trailing 25-22 at halftime. Unruh scored 18 for the Guards, Cronin 11, Winger 14 for Dairy. Welders Supply beat Ansel Manufacturing 64-40 with five Welders in double figures led by Wade 15 and Rupp 14. Hamilton County Jaycees crushed Jucos 82-53 as Jucos’ Lampe scored 33.
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College Basketball Scores And Results From Various Matches
A rundown of college basketball results shows Saint Joseph's Pennsylvania beating Providence 86 67 LaSalle def defeating Louisville 98 92 Syracuse 98 Niagara 78 Rutgers 91 Lehigh 64 Creighton 72 Notre Dame 68 Bowling Green 105 Marshall 95 Ohio University 77 Toledo 69 Mississippi State 96 Mississippi 76 Texas Western 73 New Mexico State 56 Seattle 99 Idaho 86 Denver 86 Air Force at end of schedule.
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