Defense Key to Garden Citys State Class AA Title
Garden City High won the state Class AA basketball title at Lawrence, led by stout defense and sharp free-throw shooting. Four of six starters hit 50 percent or better from the field, with Archie Gooden and Roy Humphrey pacing scoring and rebounding in a tournament where Garden totaled 97 rebounds and limited opponents’ clean looks.
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Bob Greek
Garden City High
Lawrence
Buffs
Garden
Roy Humphrey
Archie Gooden
Dennis Kraus
Charles Reed
Larry Pierce
Toi Sheehy
Gooden
Reed
Sheehy
Humphrey
Kraus
Pierce
Terrmane
town@sing
Wichita East
Blue Aces
Fionors
Manhattan
Pitsburg
Pitt
East
Pittsburg
Reeq
Hum-phrey
Den
Nets
Wichita
Purple Dragons
Ron White
Bill Russell
Shawnee Mission North
Topeka Hayden
White
Russell
Garden City
Manhattan High
Greg Dickerson
Lawrence Journal-World
Knoll's 219 Tops League in Garden Rowl bowling night
Clarence Knoll of Style-A Rama Beauty Salon rolled 219 to lead the Jayhawk League's 27th week of 1965-66 action at Garden Rowl. Floyd Smith of Dairy King had a 580 series. Marys Holcomb led women with 189 game and 499 series. Dairy King dominated team totals with 885 game and 2,430 series as results show Scott Farm Equipment beating Red's Cities Service 7,938 to 2,208 and other close matches with Dairy King, Me jue Kleeman, and Jewels prevailing in separate contests.
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Clarence Knoll
Style-Arama Beauty Salon
Garden
Scott Farm Equipment
Lakin
Red’s
Ray's
Dairy King
Me“Jue Kleeman
C.R. Anthony
Jewels
J&e
Millie and Jim Back Win Scotch Doubles at Garden Bowl
Millie and Jim Back won the weekly Scotch Doubles at Garden Bowl on Sunday night totaling 296 pins with handicap. Alice Embree and Roy Nolder placed second with 1,264 pins, followed by Shirley and Jack Flowers with 1,261 and Clarence Burgess with Veda rmer and Frank Morris in the lower showings among twenty two couples.
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Millie
Jim Back
Garden Bowl
Alice Embree
Roy Nolder
Shirley
Jack Flowers
Clarence Burgess
Vedarmer
Frank Morris
Jaco' National Basketball Tournament Opens Strong Field
Sixteen junior college teams begin the national tournament in Hutchinson at noon. Contenders include Tyler Texas Moberly Missouri Cameron Oklahoma Burlington Iowa Casper Wyoming Chipola Florida with undefeated Wilson Chicago. First round features Burlington vs Cameron and Tyler vs Casper as Alpena Michigan faces Moberly. Vincennes Indiana, first east winner, is noted. Christ's College Cambridge founded 1083.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Tyler
Texas
Moberly
Missouri
Cameron
Oklahoma
Burlington
Iowa
Casper
Wyoming
Chipola
Florida
Wilson
Chicago
Alpena
Mich
Vincennes
Indiana
Mississippi River
Dallas Baptist
Willie Mays in Mid Season Form For Giants Spring Play
Willie Mays, the 1965 NL MVP, opens spring with two homers and two caught baserunners in three exhibitions. At 34, he weighs 186 pounds and jokes about the season. He homered 400 plus feet, threw out runners, and helped the Giants win three straight behind his early power and defense.
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Willie Mays
Phoenix
Ariz
Mays
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Phoenix Municipal ‘Stadium
Lee Stange
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Vic Davilillo
Howie Edwards
Willie
Cubs
Ollie Brown
Giants
Indians
NYU Violets Upset Wichita In NIT Overtime
NYU defeats Wichita 90-84 in overtime to reach the NIT semifinals for the third consecutive year. Bruce Kaplan nets four clutch free throws. Mal Graham and Richie Dyer add key baskets as the Violet defense tightens in the extra period. The game followed a tied second half with 16 lead changes and 14 deadlocks.
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NEW York
New York University
Wichita
NYU
Brigham Young
Temple
San Francisco
Edwin Farrell
Wheatshockers
Bruce Kaplan
Mal Graham
Richie Dyer
Graham
Pizza Party Set Wednesday for Garden City Athletes
Garden City athletes coaches and administrators will attend a pizza party at Civic Center Wednesday at 6 30 p m Gary Parker of Pepsi Cola Co will supervise the event Nold Inc is sponsor A sports movie will follow with a dance at 8 p m The Civic Center will provide a band and the high school Pep Club is invited to perform and invite dates to the dance
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Garden City
Civic Center
Gary Parker
Pepsi-Cola Co
Nold, Inc
Leech Named Wichita Southeast Cages Coach
WICHITA AP Dave Leach an all state basketball player at McPherson High has been named head basketball coach at Wichita Southeast High School succeeding Jim McNern ey who resigned.
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Wichita
Dave Leach
McPherson High
Wichita Southeast High School
Jim McNerney
Pace set as Scott 246 leads Garden Bowl action
Charles Scott of Pepsi Cola rolled the high game 246 at Garden Bowl as the Sportsman League wrapped its 28th 1965 66 week. Ed Biernacki led the Eagles Club with a 573 series and Schiffelbein Tire posted the top team game 1084 and team series 3072 for Pepsi Cola.
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Charles Scott
Pespi- Cola
Garden Bowl
Sportsman League
Ed Biernacki
Eagles
Schiffelbein Tire
Pepsi-Cola
Moorman
Schreiber Motors
Oswalt Industries
Gestenslager
Dairy Queen
Tom’s
Eagles Club
A&w Root Beer
E&e Tank Service
A&a
Shiffelbein
Spar
Pepsi- Cola
Herman's
Garden National Bank
Garden City Buffs lead WCKL honors in district all star picks
Archie Gooden of Garden City made the first team of the West Central Kansas League all stars as the Buffs finished second to Great Bend and won the state Class AA title. Seven on first unit due to a tie. three Buffs named to second team. Other first team picks include Terry Mohr and Randy Yowell of Great Bend and Robert Baum of Dodge City.
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Gooden
Holliman
East
Pitt
White
Russell
Ross Alexander
Wichita Southeast
Wichita Eagle
Archie Gooden
Garden City
High
Garden
Great Bend
Buffs
Roy Humphrey
Dennis Kraus
Larry Pierce
Garden Citians
WCKL
Terry Mohr
Randy Yowell
Robert Baum
Dodge City
Mark Hartman
Mays High
Terry Vous
Tim Lowry
Larned
Humphrey
Pierce
Kraus
Mike Craig
Naine Cales
Pratt
Jon Briel
Jim Jasnoski
Jasnoski
Dennis McNeil
Qarned
Dale Evans
Randy Keller
Greg Goff
Terry Enright
Hays
Robert Dawson
Yardley bowler leads high game and series in Housewives action
Charlotte Yardley rolled a 209 for the top single and a 567 series at Garden Bowl as the Housewives League completed week 26. The El Appaloosas led with a 749 game and 2216 team series, while Garden Bowl beat Tomco Genetic Seed 2-1. Pioneer Seed topped Kay’s Beautyrama 2-1, Katz Appaloosas blanked Ankrom Motors 3-0, and Security Oil defeated Denver New Liquor 2-1.
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Charlotte Yardley
Housewives League
el Appaloosas
Tomco
Pioneer
Kay
Friend
Katz
Ankrom Motors
Security
Denver
Claim Adjusting School in Denver Ad
Career ad seeking claim adjusting trainees in all states. No selling required. Companies or independent offices. Cars furnished and expenses paid. Training at home with placement assistance. For interview, send notice to Claim Adjusting School 1466 So Federal Denver Colorado BOZS9.
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Federal
Denver
Colorado
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Buffaloes
Gar
Leavenworth
Curt Shipley
Wichitans
Mike Holliman
Allatate
Ulysses Stokes
Stokes
Randle Anderson
Oscar Jones
Hast
Knoll
Jaco’ National
Christ’s College
Cambridge
England
Violets
de Paul
Leech
Garden City Telegram
Bob Rickman
Elliott Dickey
Park Inn
Southwest
Welders Supply
Merrill Implement
Lynde Shamrock Service
Burtis Motors
Santa Fe Motors
Cheryl Baier
Continental Duties
Prairie Belles
Verna Lee Roth
Charleston Co-op Chargers
E&b
Gerber Oil
Charleston
Campbell Insurance
Gibson Discount Center
Warren Hotel
NEW Moving Co
Davis van Lines
Yardley Cops
Bowlina Horors
Million Motor Company, Inc
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