Great Bend Panthers hand Garden City Buffs 58 48 loss
Great Bend High used depth and poise to beat Garden City High 58 to 48 in a West Central Kansas League clash ending the regular season for both. Reggie Smith and Paul Margheim led the Panthers with multiple baskets while Garden City stayed within reach until late in the final period. The win gives Great Bend a 13-6 overall finish and 8-4 in the league, while Garden City ends 8-11 overall and 5-7 in conference play ahead of regional tournaments.
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Garden City Falls After Hot Shooting By Great Bend
Great Bend Panthers hit 63 percent from the floor and 74 percent in the final half to defeat Garden City 68 58. Garden City shot 51 percent but struggled at the free throw line and committed 16 turnovers. Don Pile led Great Bend with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Jack Kirchoff scored 12. Margheim and Wells contributed for the Buffs.
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Lights to Pace Ryun in Idaho Track Meet
Pocatello Idaho AP Jim Ryun world record holder in the mile will be paced by flashing lights as the International Track Association opens its tour at Idaho State University Minidome. The meet features top stars including Bob Seagren Randy Matson and Bob Beamon with a $500 world record bonus and multiple cash prizes.
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YMCA Signups Set for Monday for Boys Wrestling
Signups and weigh ins for the YMCA wrestling program for boys in grades one through six take place Monday at the YMCA from 4 30 to 5 30 pm. Fees are 3 for YMCA members and 9 for non members. Practices start March 10 with dual meets and two tournaments concluding the local season. Darrell Nelson and Marvin Landes lead the program. SAN FRANCISCO AP The 49ers announce a seven game preseason schedule this year, first since 1957.
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Busters Cage Finale Tonight at Garden City JC
Garden City Junior College wraps up the 1972-73 season hosting Cowley County Jaco at 7:30 p.m. in the senior high gym in a western division Jayhawk Jaco Conference clash. Garden sits 11-14, while Busters stand 5-8 in division play. Ark City Tigers are 2-23. Seven sophomores close out their Buster careers, with starters to be chosen from Albright Nelson Bergkamp Clark Novack and Dixson.
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Jetmore roars to Class A title over Deerfield in district final
Jetmore Longhorns pounded Deerfield 68 to 48 to claim the Class A district tournament crown. Kendall routed Holcomb 75 to 46 for third place as Jetmore and Deerfield advance to regionals. Jetmore improved to 16-5 and Deerfield to 10-11, with Jetmore dominating inside and Holcombfalling short in the third-place game.
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Leoti Beats Atwood 73 54 In Class AA District Third Place
Leoti Indians overpower Atwood 73 to 54 for third place in the Class AA district meet. Gary Campas leads with 19 points in his cage finale as Leoti improves to 12-9 while Atwood ends 6-13.
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Sublette tops Montezuma for district title in 65-60 win
Kevin Fields led Larks with 26 points and 21 rebounds as Sublette defeated Montezuma 65-60 to win the Class A district meet. Moscow beat Rolla 60-54 for third place, sending Sublette and Montezuma to the regional tourney with Santa Fe Trail, while Moscow ends 10-9 and Rolla 19-12. Sublette outshot 41 percent and hit 24 free throws. Montezuma shot 37 percent and 12 of 19 free throws.
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Scott City Beavers Rally Past Goodland 50 46 in Close Clash
Scott City Beavers upset Goodland Cowboys 50 46 at Max Jones Fieldhouse in a tight late season boys basketball clash. Kelly Onist led Scott City with 27 points and 11 rebounds while Mile Fyler added seven boards. Goodland had three players score 10 each as field goal shooting and free throws shaped the outcome.
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Bucklin Captures Class A District Title In Narrow Final
Bucklin crushed Ensign 56-32 Friday night to win the Class A district tournament championship. Bucklin improves to 15-3, Ensign falls to 12-8, with both teams ending their seasons in the game. Next week Bucklin and Ensign will travel to Dodge City for the dual Class A regional. Pancake Supper March 6 at St. Thomas Church from 5 to 8 PM.
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Rollie Fingers Backs New Pact With Mustache Wax Clause
Rollie Fingers of the Oakland A's expresses ecstatic relief over a unique contract with owner Charles O. Finley. The deal includes a year's supply of mustache wax, a modest salary bump, and is part of a three-way satisfaction among A's stars Sat Bando and Doc Rudi as others remain unsigned.
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