Garden City cagers Kraus Gooden named to All Western AA team
Archie Gooden and Dennis Kraus of Garden City High are named to the Class AA all western Kansas team by the Topeka Capital Journal. Both seniors, Gooden scored 27 points in the state final against Pittsburg, while Kraus led the conference in field goal percentage and was a steady defender. Others named include Jerry Devies Liberal Terry Mohr Great Bend and Randy Yowell Great Bend. Honorable mentions list Tarre Pierce Garden City Gary Callahan Liberal Mark Morfman Hays High Yarle Nash Dodge City.
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Marr Fanoare
Garden City High
Archie Gooden
Dennis Kraus
Topeka
Pittsburg
Kraus
Topeka Daily
Buffaloes
Gooden
Jerry Devies
Liberal
Terry Mohr
Great Bend
Randy Yowell
Tarre Pierce
Garden City
Gary Callahan
Mark Morfman
Hays High
Yarle Nash
Dodge City
Tonoka
Western Kansas
Stan Gruver
Scott City
Mike Craig
Russell
Gary Brouillette
Goodland
Terry Woos
Brovillette
BYU and NYU Reach NIT Finals After Comeback Wins
NYU survives Villanova 64 60 with Kaplan guarding Melchionni in the final minutes as Graham fouls out. Brigham Young defeats Army 72 60 to set up the championship rematch at Madison Square Garden with Kramer and Nemelka sparking the Cougars in the second half.
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New York
M. Patrick
Bruce Kaplan
New York University
Villanova
Violets
Brighamy Youn
Kaplan
Vilkmara
Bill Melchionni
Brigham Young
Army
Madison Square Garden
NYU
Lou Rossini
Maro Graham
Carlieye Teame
Graham
Richie Dyer
Melchionni
Vieldts
Charlie Silen
Graham Firally
Dyer
Steve Kramer
Brigfam Yeune Ye
Aj Cougars
BYU
Kramer
Ick Nemelka
Cougars
Jim Jimas
Eastern Teams Fall in JC National Meet Quarterfinals
The National Junior College basketball championship exits the eastern teams with Hutchinson, Cameron, Dallas Baptist, and Moberly advancing to the semifinals in Kansas. Hutchinson beat Cumberland 60 46 after a high scoring opener, while Cameron won 83 69 over Chipola. Matches detailed for fifth place follow as teams vie for remaining spots.
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Rutchinson
Kan
Plains States
Vincennes
Ind
Dallas Baptist
Moberly
Hutchinson
Cameron A&m
Oklahoma
Cumberland College of
Hutchinson Dragons
Cumberland
Tom Kirkpatrick
Cameron
Chipola
Marianna
Fila
Frank Judge
Harry Dunn
Tyler
Tex
Leicester
Massachusetts
Wesley
Delaware
Ferrum
Virginia
Burlington
Iowa
Dixie College
Utah
Casper
Wyo
Alpena
Mich
Wilson
Chicago
Wrestler Chief Don Eagle Found Dead in Montreal
Chief Don Eagle 41 a famous North American wrestler died from a gunshot wound at his Caughnawaga Indian Reserve home. The body of the six foot wrestler, real name Stanislas Suplatowicz, was found on the kitchen floor Thursday.
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Montreal
Don Eagle
Caughnawaga Indian Reserve
Sixfooter
Stanislas Suplatowicz
Garden City Jaco Mat Boosters Look to Future
Garden City Junior College hosts its first intercollegiate wrestling season. The Busters finished 0-8 in duals, with several forfeits due to roster shortages. Four returnees are named, led by Leland Tresher and Dean Biggs, plus other recruits and transfers shaping next season. Garden aims to host and bid for the national juco mat tournament as a booster for recruiting and program growth.
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Garden City
Jaco Mat
Bob Greer
Garden City Junior College
Telegram
Garden City Jaco
Kansas
Broacbusters
Worthington
Minn
Leland Tresher
Tresner
Dean Biggs
Garden High
Hele
Ron Terry
Hobart
Okla
Terry
Jack Scamma
Horn
Juco Matien
Doyle McGraw
Garden
Central State College
Edmond
Dean Ball
Bethany Nazarene College
Oklahoma City
Randy Seay
Peace Corps
David Stephenson
Oakley
Carl Hale
Scott City
Darryl West
Goodland
Scammahorn
GCJC
Lamar
Colo
New York
Florida
Pratt Cage Coach Quits After Volatile Three Seasons
Pratt High School basketball coach Jim Stotts resigns effective at term end after three seasons with the Greenbacks posting a 9-49 record and 2-34 in the West Central Kansas League. Stotts previously led Marysville and Holcomb High teams to better marks, holding a Southwestern College degree and a KU master’s.
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Pratt
Jim Stotts
Pratt High School
Greenbacks
Stotts
Marysville High
Northwest Junior High
Kansas City
Southwestern College
Winfield
Stu Lts
Kansas University
Marysville
Stutts
Holcomb Nigh
Leo Eck
Car Comes Out Second Best Near Cimarron River Bridge
A Sublette area driver Richard E. Briles, 19, of Liberal escaped injury when his small car tangled with a large four point buck on US 56 south of here near the Cimarron River bridge last Saturday night. Vehicle damage about 250 dollars. He saw two deer and slowed. a buck jumped into the highway and stood there. The deer apparently left the scene half a mile from the bridge.
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Sublette
Cimarron River
Here
Richard Ef, Briles
Liberal
Dodger Mound Stars Sign Movie Pacts
Dodgers star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale signed film contracts with Paramount Pictures for a two week shoot starting April 4, delaying spring training and possibly missing the season opener. Their attorney said no escape clauses exist, with a three week holdout and six figure pay plus Taiwan tour offers discussed.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Buzzie Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Paramount Pictures
Bavasi
Koufax
Drysdale
David Janssen
William Hayes
Oufax
Hey
Hayes
Taiwan
Dodgers
St. Louis
No Games Saturday In Kids Cage Loop
No games will be played Saturday morning in the weekly kids basketball program sponsored by the Optimist Club. Ralph Vogel is in charge. Ben Grimsley Gym will be in use, and a conflict of uses would result. The eight week program finishes a week from Saturday. Capning the season will be the annual all star game featuring casers from the various squads.
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Optimist Club
Ralph Vogel
Ben Grimsley
Jos Casers
Lakin Juniors Lead HPC All League Selections
Duran unanimous among juniors leading High Plains Conference all league picks based on coach votes. Holcomb's Alan Rupp, Satanta's Ken Bowen, Lakin's Wes Oakley join Johnson High standouts Wayne Barber and Jerry Duran on first team. Bowen age makes him ineligible next season and Barber headlines Johnson duo with Tucker and Horton on five man unit.
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LAKIN
High Plains
Wes Oakley
Bowen
Johnson High
Jerry Duran
Wayne Barber
Johnson
We're Ready, Colavito Says We're Ready
Cleveland slugger Rocky Colavito expresses optimism for the Indians to win the American League pennant. In 1965 he hit .287 with 26 homers and posted a perfect fielding average over 162 games, setting an AL record and tying a major league mark. He notes luck plays a role in fielding and defense.
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Tucson
Rocky
Colavito
Braves' Manager Praises Spring Pitching Start
Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Bragan hailed a superb spring of pitching after Denny Lemaster and Ken Johnson blanked the Chicago White Sox 2-0 in an exhibition at West Palm Beach. Lemaster, recently troubled by a sore arm, yielded the lone hit on a slow roller by Keny Berry as the Braves recorded their second shutout of the exhibition season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Lefebre
Dennis Aust
Tommy Davis
Atlanta
Chicago White Sox
Ken Berry
Denny Lemaster
Ken Johnson
Joe Cisterna
Sox
Denny McLain
Bill Monhouquette
Detroit
Cincinnati
Jim Northrup
Don Demeter
West Palm Beach
Fla. Cap
Bobby Bragan
Atlanta Braves
Bragan
Braves
Lemaster
Chicago
Keny Berry
Ducks Near Scott City Highlight Midwinter Waterfowl Survey
The Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife reports 100000 ducks, mainly pintails, near Scott City Kansas as part of a midwinter survey across the Mississippi and central flyways. Mild weather fuels abundant birds. Canada goose numbers show a drop and extra surveys aim to locate about 572000 missing geese.
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Washington
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Mississippi Flyway
John S. Gottschalk
Bureau
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Iowa
Louisiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Scott City
Kan
Snead Opens Citrus Open Lead With Two Strokes
Sam Snead holds a two stroke edge after the opening round of the Citrus Open at Rio Pinar Country Club Orlando. The veteran star faces a tough 72 hole test as Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus compete among 143 pros for a $21 000 first prize. Nicklaus tied for fourth after a 71 and others trailed closely in the crowded field.
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Snead
Orlando
Fla
Sam Snead
Virginia
Big Yhree
Arnold Valmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Rio Pinar Country Club
Dean Kefram
Boca Raton
John Lotz
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Mike Vignery
Ron Meredith
Aumber
Telegram-area
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Tribune
Roger Timken
Cimarron
Steve Banker
Rolla
Jay Lee Carlisle
Seon
Archie Ven Sickle
Ingalls
Harry Horton
Telegram Area
Jim Vore
Moscow
Bruce Unruh
Copeland
Everett Miller
Shallow Water
Conard Studio
Melebionni
Melchiopni
By Walt Ditzer
Charles Sellen
Busters
Arkansas City Jaco
Colby Jaco
Wichita
West
Colby
St. Mary Cagers
Yelegram Photo
Or. Mary School
Mark Anderson
Ted Bayer
Ladislado Hernandez
Kenneth Knoll
Jack Rupp
Ralph Rupp
Dennis Hahn
Gary Wigner
Delbert Meng
Hernandez
Floyd Blue
Steve Geier
Richard Oeding
John Gergkamp
Pratt Cage
Dodger Mound
Roosevelt High
Emporia
Johson
Wendell Tucker
Lane Mubray
Wikhart
Perry Ross
Salanta
Gary Metts
Retine Aie
Syracuse High Squad
Lionel Mailloux
Holcomb
Rupp
Barber
Ross
Mubray
Barner
Fisheries-Wildlife Report
Hayward
Calif
IL Sikes
Joe Campbell
Billy Maxwell
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Bob Shave Jr
Mason Rudolph
Tommy Bolt
Chris Blucker
Jack Rule Jr
Palmer
Eagles Lodge
Music By
Spud Wells
Plaxa
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