Deerfield Earns Berth in State
Deerfield High rallied in the final 35 seconds to upset Montezuma 47-46 in the Class BB regional final at the Sheridan Center on the St. Mary of the Plains campus securing a state Class BB tournament berth for Deerfield. Montezuma led late before Mark Miller’s 15-foot shot and Johnson’s 1-and-1 free throws sealed the win.
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Larry Colson
Kearny Countians
Montezuma
Monte
Spartans
Sheridan Activities Center
St. Mary of the Plains College
Minneola
Wildcats
McCracken High Mustangs
Deerfield
McCracken
Rolla
Indians
Danny Love
Jimmy Johnson
Harris
Johnson
Marc ‘Miller
Lynn Mackey
Walt McCune
Bill Wall
Todkney
Vince Laudick
Kansas
Larry Landon
Mark Miller
Allen Voth
Miller
Voth
Wall
Love of
Terry Morgan
Minnesota
Doug Whitis
Mustangs
Lightner earns second juco title at national meet
Lightner of Garden City named outstanding wrestler at Worthington Minnesota for his second consecutive national junior college crown at 177 pounds. He finishes two-year juco run 35–2 with 22 straight wins, pinning all four foes at the three-day tourney. Garden City Jaco places 13th among 57 two-year colleges. next edition will detail match results.
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Ohm Lightner
Garden City
Worthington
Minn
Fin
Lightner
Vic Ciaccia
Fulton-Montgomery
New York
Garden City Jaco
Broacbusters
Phoenix
Ariz
Jaco
Northeastern Colorado JC of Sterling
Trinidad
Colo
Lamar
Colorado
Garden
College Scores Across Conferences and Regions
College scores from multiple games and regional tournaments include Kansas State and Oklahoma State clashes, Michigan over Iowa, Stanford beating California, Gonzaga edging Pepperdine, and Oregon State routing Oregon. NCAA regionals list Midwest, Mideast, Northeast, South Central, East, Great Lakes, Southwest, and Pacific Coast results with numerous victors and Consolation outcomes.
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St. Mary's
Cal
Santa Barbara
Portland
Gonzaga
Oregon State
Oregon
Evansville
Ind
Mis
Lincoln
Ashland
Norfolk State
Denison
Roanoke
Buffalo St
Kentucky Wes
Union, Tenn
Trib one Triumphs Over Leoti For Class B Regional Title
The Plains Tribune Rabbits toppled Leoti 59 to 55 to win the Class B regional basketball title at Southwestern Heights High. Tribune, now 20-4, advances to the state meet in Emporia to face Hesston, after trailing early but pulling ahead late behind Tom Farmer and Dave Northrup. Leoti, led by Rex Whalen before fouling out, finishes second with a 19-5 mark.
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Plains — Tribune . High
Leoti
Southwestern Heights High
Plains
Kismet
Tribune
Leon
Meade
Cimarron
Ashland
Rabbits
Western Kansas Education Assn
Emporia Civic Auditorium
Hesston
Bill Hanson
Tom Williams
Wichita
Greeley
Lcots
Lakin
Ulysses
Johnson
Indians
Lour
Rex Whalen
Chuck Nutt
Scon
Tom Farmer
Seot
Duke Completes NIT Field as NCAA Tie Awaited
Duke finished the NIT field while the NCAA field stalls on a Big Ten title tie between Iowa and Ohio State. North Carolina State's upset of Duke, and NC State’s late season results, shape seeding and bids as Duke eyes a quick NIT run while NCAA awaits the final team after regional matches.
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Duke
NCAA
Mike Becht
Associated Press
Blue Devils
Iowa
Ohio State
Purdue
North Carolina State
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
State
Lee Devils
Oklahoma City
Marshall
St. Peter's
Nid
Town
YMCA Proposes Volleyball Play
YMCA plans a men’s volleyball program for fun exercise and recreation. An organizational meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the junior high gym, with league play starting March 19 at 7 30 p.m. Games stay at the junior high gym and teams at the meeting will be scheduled for the following week. Curt Shipley of Garden City High will attend to demonstrate techniques and discuss rules.
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YMCA
Curt Shipley
Garden City High
State Tourney opens Thursday with Class AA matchups
Kansas state basketball tournament pairings announced for four classes at KU Lawrence Hutchinson Emporia and Dodge City venues. Top teams Wichita Southeast Wyandotte Wamego Garnett Colby and College High headline openers on Thursday with first round games and scheduled semifinal and final times through Saturday.
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Army
Notre Dame
Bradley
Long Island U
Fordham
Duquesne
Dayton
West Virginia
Guilford
N.C
Kansas City
Indiana State
Evansville
Trinity
Tex
Ashland
Cheyney State
Nevada Southern
Kentucky Wesleyan
American International
Ind
Topeka
Wichita Southeast
Great Bend
Wyandotte
Pittsburg
University of Kansas
Fieldhouse
Lawrence
Wamego
Russell
Hutchinson
College High
Valley Falls
Belleville
Ness City
Emporia
Dwight
Deerfield
Dodge City
Kansas State High School Activities Association
McPherson
Leavenworth
Wichita East
Emporia— College High
Tribune
Hesston
Southeast Saline
Garden Plain
Bowling Standings and Highs From Week Twenty-Fifth
Athlete Farmer recorded a high game of 7 for Gar den Bowl while Gene Austins led team accolades with a 3,003 high series. Lola Newton paced Coffee League with a 192 best game and 501 top series. Dairy Queen posted 1,008 as top game and Western Auto Store claimed 2,879 best series.
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John Farmer
Garden Bowl
Athletic League
Smith Land Co
Bob Rickman
Gene Austin
Herman's Body Shop
Ann Depperschmitt
Machine Supply
Meadowlark
Nora Blackwood
Hinkle Oil Co
Lola Newton
Go-Getters
Lola
Kool Kitties
Alley Debs
Jeanne Finke
Ankrom Motors
Cottonwel
Joyce Slough
McClung Pharmacy
Dairy Queen
Western Auto Store
Tex Winter Is Voted Big Eight Coach of the Year
Tex Winter, a long-time Kansas State figure, named Big Eight Coach of the Year for guiding K State to the conference title despite midseason losses. He received 34 AP votes, edging Glen Anderson and others. K State clinched undisputed crown with a 49-47 win over Oklahoma State in Manhattan and earned an NCAA berth. Kansas finished second, headed to the NIT.
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Chicago
Loyola
Salt Lake City
Elvin Hayes
Kansas State
Oklahoma City
UCLA
Albuquerque
Bruins
New Mexico State
New Mexico
Santa Clara
Weber State
California
Loyola UB
Raleigh
Kansas City
Tex Winter
Big Eight
K-State
Kansas
Winter
Associated Press
Glen Anderson
Ions State
Johnny MacLeod
Oklahoma
Joe Cipriano
Nebraska
Norm Stewart
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Manhattan
Wildcats
New York
Louie Small
Wheeler Hughes
Llub
Lincoln
Willer
Jeff Webb
Ray Willis
Webb
Southern Cal
Jack Gardner
Gardner
K State
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Deerfield High
Ingalls
Municipal Auditorium
London
Pickens
Butler
Love
McCune
Mackey
Allen
Okla
Mich
Tulsa
Indiana
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Wis
Sa. Calif
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de Clara UU
L.A
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Pepperdine
Pacific
San Jose State
Oglethorpe
Bethune-Cookeman
Wagner
Phila
Textile
Muhlenberg
Ind. St
Dakota St
Depauw
Ray
Jackson
McNeese
Columbia
la Salle
Davidson
St. John’s
N.Y
St. Bonaventura
Boston
Marquette
Bowling Green
E. Tenn
Florida
N. Mexico
Weber St
Fead
Farmer
Leot
Greeley Countians
Dave Northrup
Trimune
Tribone — Jones
Harria
Nutt
Klein
Northrup Faas Krayca
Leote
Blackburn
Whalen
Wilbur
Cable
Campus
Carlisle
Tribone Wa
Leothaus
Lacy
Jenny Eskam
Skidmore
Alan Hlakam
Fhippe
Nicolet
Phelps
Woods
Timken
Jones
Kelley
Lynch
Ert
Cimarron Ashland
Telegram Proto Tribune
Lcoti
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Leoti Soph Roxy Campos
Northrup
Brad Blackburn
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Kingston
R.I
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George
Garden City Telegram
Dodge Citys
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Argonia
Brewster
Carning
Lucas
St. Pau
Nick Pino
Steve Honeycutt
Willis
OSU
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Whitehouse Grocery
Inge
Nice
Dediwesy
Dora E. Long
Agency
Garl Barton, Auc
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