Buffs Lose Final Game of Season to McPherson
Great Bend Garden City High concludes the 1982-63 season with a 48-45 opening round loss to McPherson Bull Pups in the Class AA regional tournament. Hutchinson High earned a bye as top seed. Hays St Joseph defeated Lib- in Thursday action.
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Eral
Dodge City
Great Bend
Liberal
McPherson
Hays St. Joseph
Hutchinson
Ganlen
Buffs
Dave Craft
Garden City High
Craft
Phil Stringer
Sam Butterfield
Stringer
King
Garden
Jaheag
Bob DeTour
Howe
Ernie Garcia
Roderick
Bull Pup
de Tour
Spartans and Tigers eliminated in BB regional action
Deerfield and Shallow Water fell in first round of the Class BB regional tournament at Montezuma. Garfield beat Deerfield 43-33 while Montezuma topped Shallow Water 56-22. Semifinals feature Rozel vs Moscow and Montezuma vs Garfield. Deerfield finished 15-6 and Shallow Water 11-12. Garfield led with free throws and a 149 scoring edge in the final period.
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Montezuma
Deerfield
Shallow Water
Dodge City
Garfield Cardinals
Rozel
Moscow
Monte
Garfield
Frank Coulter
Harold Burnett
Cardinals
Tne
Maurice Eskew
Grant Kettler
Bill Hanson
Indians
Tigers
Garden
Bull Pups
McPherson
Buffs
Suph Tom Howe
Bill King
Bryce Roderick
Howe
King
Roderick
Garden City
Buff
Elkhart
Wildcats
Leoti
Mike Shane
Jack Green
Scott City Set To Face Goodland In State Tourney Berth
Scott City dominates Colby 63-52 to advance to the Class A regional final against Goodland. Goodland outruns Ulysses 49-40 in the nightcap, setting up a championship game at 9 tonight with home fans packed. Ulysses and Colby meet for third place at 7:50 pm.
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Sqott City
Scott City
Colby
Goodland
Ulysses
Scott
Hutchinson Sports Arena
Grade School Basketball Night at New High Gym
Three Grade School basketball games are set for tonight at the new high school gym. Fifth and sixth graders from five elementary schools will participate. Garfield faces Alta Brown at 6:45 p.m., Jones meets Georgia Matthews at 7:30 p.m., and Hutchinson plays Garfield’s team at 8:15 p.m. The games have four five minute quarters and the city’s combined sixth grade band will perform between games.
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Garfield
Alta Brown
Jones
Georgia Matthews
Hutchinson
Garfield Cagers
Schiffelbein Leads With 246 In Garden Rowl Bowling Night
Martin Schiffelbein of Red's Cities Service rolled a high single game 246 as the Classic Scarred League marked its 25th week. Fritz Schreibvogel's R. L. Crist Ranch team posted a 626 series and led with a 594 game as they also claimed top team marks. Multiple league results followed with KGLD blanking Brett Roofing 4-0, Palmer Jewelry beating Collingwood Farms 3-1, while Henkle Drilling-Rickman Body Shop match was postponed. Al Pfeifer led Garden City Co-op Office with 229 game and 615 series as the Yankee League reached week 26. Co-op Office posted best team game 1,055 and top team series 2,837. Other results listed include Colorado Interstate Gas No. 1 over Optimist Golds 3-1 and Farm Bureau over Anamo 3-0. Opal Becker top-scored 200 for Scott City Air Service, with Evelyn Wasson delivering 499 in the Dust Bowlers Women’s League as Farm Bureau posted 2,422 for the week.
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Red
Garden
L. Crist Ranch
Palmer Jewelry
Collingwood Farms
Henkle Drilling-Rickman
al Pfeifer
Garden City
Colorado Interstate Gas No. 1
Optimist
Fisher’s
IGA
Rickman Body Shop
Co-op
Conoco
Eagles
CIG No
Million Motor Co
Opal Becker
Scott City Air Service
Dustbowlers
Evelyn Wasson
Farm Bureau
Anamo, Inc
John Collins Agency
Santa Fe Ettes
Krebs Construction
Coca-Cola
Garden Bowl
Wisconsin's Hollang tops Big Ten scorers with nine touchdowns
Wisconsin star Lou Hollang led the Big Ten in scoring last fall with nine touchdowns for 54 points. The flyer-style tally highlights Hollang's scoring prowess and impact for the Badgers during the season.
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Wisconsin
Lou Hollang
Big Ten
Elkhart to Shoot For Tourney Title
Mullinville and Elkhart meet for the Class B regional final after semi wins. Mullinville's Darrell Burnett led with 17, Gene Pool topped Leoti with 11. Elkhart rallied from a halftime deficit to top Leoti 46 39. The winner advances to the State Class B tourney at Emporia.
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Elkhart
LAKIN
Mullinville
Tigers
Elkhart Wildcats
Emporia
Leott
Kinsley
Rozel
Kansas
Coyotes
Darrell Burnett
Gene Pool
Southwest Kansas
Spearville
Cimarron
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