Deerfield preps fifth state tourney in history
Deerfield High faces Dwight at Dodge City in a bid to reach the state basketball tournament for the fifth time. The Spartans previously played state events in 1922, 1925, 1926, and 1953, with notable players including Russell Doyle and George Novotny.
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Deerfield
Deerfield High
Dwight
Dodge City
Spartans
Kansas City
Kearny County
C. F. Barnes
Kansas
Ward High
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Spartans to Face Defending Champion in State Opener
Deerfield High prepares for the state Class BB tournament in Dodge City as the Spartans earned a 47-46 upset of Montezuma to win the regional title. Dwight, the defending favorite, awaits after a 6:30 p.m. first round match.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Spartans
Hanston
Belpre
Hutch
Deerfield
Fall River
Simpson
Coats
Edson
Michigan Valley
Burns
Irving
Deerfilld High
Spartan
Dodge City
Montezuma
Monte
Minneola
Ransom
Rolla
Dwight
Rockets
Palrs
Seaman High
Toneka
Tackets
Wright
Morgan
Goss
Monte Ziuma
Ingans
Ingalls
College Scores Big Ten Playoff Ohio State 85 Iowa 81
The Associated Press reports college basketball scores with Ohio State defeating Iowa 85 to 81 in the Big Ten playoff. Also listed are NAIA Tournament first round results including Northeast Oklahoma 89 over Athens Alabama 72 and other regional scores such as East Michigan 82 over Stephen Austin 80 and Hanover 107 over South Oregon 50.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Iowa
Northeast
Okla
Athens
Ala
East
Mich
Stephen Austin
Tex
Hanover
Ind
So. Ore
Oshkosh
Wis
Guilford
N.C
Cent
Wash
Albuquerque
Ohio
Millikin
Dickinson
N.D
Washburn
Kan
Fast
Mont
Wayne
Neboy
Familiar Name Named Harvard Hockey Captain
Bobby Bauer Jr., son of the late Bruins great, was elected Harvard hockey captain for next season. The 21-year-old forward from Kitchener Ont scored 28 points as Harvard finished 15-9 this season. His father played for Harvard coach Cooney Weiland when Weiland led the Bruins 1938-40.
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Bobby Bauer Jr
Boston
Bruins
Harvard
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Ont
Cooney Weiland
Weiland
Boston Bruins
K-State Fans Recall 1964 Run Amid 1968 Hopes
Kansas State faces long odds in the NCAA Midwest Regional at Wichita led by unbeaten Houston. Coach Tex Winter cites the 1964 regional title run as inspiration, noting Nick Pino and Steve Honeycutt must deliver while Earl Seyfert shines. The Wildcats, 19-7, hope to mirror past shock wins over top programs and upset UCLA if they advance.
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Kan
Kansas State
Wichita
Houston
K-State
Dave Stallworth
Nick Pino
Roger Suttner
UCLA
TCC
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Wilt
Winter
Earl Seyfert
Seyfert
Pina
Steve Honeycutt
Elvin Hayes
Louisville
Westley
Gene Williams
Pino
Town Team Tourney Field Cut to Four
Four games remain as the annual town team recreational basketball tournament trims 12 teams to four clubs. Tuesday results: Kendall Electric 75 Partin Electric 54. National Guard 72 Independents 53. Dicks Dairy 80 Outcasts 74. Nightcap 57 Welders Supply 49. Thursday schedule features Kendall vs National Guard at 6 90 p.m. and Dicks Dairy vs Welders, with third place and final to follow. Larry Colson of Dicks Dairy led scorer with 24 points and 12 field goals. Cronin of National Guard totaled 25 points and 12 field goals. Colson coaches Deerfield High Spartans bound for state tournament.
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Russell Doyle
Deerfield
South America
Robert Doyle
Rudy Weiss
Jess Lockert
Cave
Lockert
Kinsley
Haviland
Brookville
Doug Jones
Gary Jones
Doug
Schreiber Motors
Starden City
Gary
Tyrone
Okla
Kansas-Nebraska Gas
George Novotny
Delta
Colo
Ronnie Malz
Denver
Merle Moreland
New Mexico University
Malz
Novotny
Hutch
Fall River
Simpson
Coats
Edson
Michigan Valley
Burns
Irving
Spartans
Molz
Spartan
Western Oklahoma State
Alva
Selden
Frank Coulter
Coulter
Colson
Jimmy Johnson
Danny Harris
Harris
Bobby Pickens
Marc Miller
Terry Butler
Larry Landon
City Recreation Dept
Kendall
Partin Electric
National Guard
Dicks Dairy
Nightcap
Larry Colson
Deerfield High
Dodge City
Louis Cronin
Cronin
Pierceville High
Graber Is High In Yankee Play At Garden Bowl
Harland Graber rolled a high 227 game for the Pizza Garden squad as the Yankee League completed its 25th week of 1967 66 action at Garden Bowl. Harold Evans led a 564 series for Veterans of Foreign Wars. Meeker Motor Mart had 108 team game. Pizza Garden posted 3036 in action. Toots Leeper top game 223 for Dustbowlers Women in their 25th week. Myra Krentzel's 524 was best series for Martin Construction. Scott City Air Service led with 945 team game and 2674 team series.
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Harland Graber
Garden Bowl
Yankee League
Pizza Garden
Harold Evans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Meeker Motor Mart
Actios
Toots Leeper
John Collins Agency
Dustbowlers
Myra Krentzel
Martin Construction
Scott City Air Service
Four Juco repeaters named to Kansas Jayhawk All Stars
The Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference this year lists three players from Hutchinson Coffeyville and Neosho County among its all star teams. Walter Hawkins leads Neosho County with unanimous selection joining Art Finley of Allen County as the two unanimous picks.
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Topeka
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
Neosho County
Kansas Jayhawk
Walter Hawkins
Art Finley
Allen County Community
Archie Gooden
Garden City
Lee Allen
Garland Stall
Allen Coun
Allen
Ray Willis
Courtney Rogers
Maurice King
David de- Hoff
Butler County Community Junior College
Steve Minson
Cowley County Community Junior College
Sam Tucker
Dodge City
Gooden
Wayne Jones
Hawkins
Tyrone Brandon
Mike Samuel
Finley
Stallworth
Allen County
Holliman
Oliver Gillom
Mayfield Kendell
Archie Weems
Fort Scott Community Junior College
Bill Feverborn
Independence Community Junior College
Tribune Tops Leoti 55 50 In Regional Bounds Rivalry
In a packed Southwestern Heights gym Tribune edged Leoti 55 to 50 to clinch the Class B regional tourney championship. The teams have met five times in five seasons with Tribune holding a 10-6 edge in the series and also winning a 55-51 overtime contest in 1967.
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Tribune
Leoti
Southwestern Heights High
Plains
Kismet
Southwestern Heights
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