Tex Winter Named New Huskies Coach at Washington
Kansas State coach Tex Winter was named head coach at the University of Washington, succeeding Mac Duckworth. Winter resigned from K State after 15 seasons, posting 262 wins and 108 losses, eight Big Eight titles, and a 1948 19-8 season. Duckworth led the Huskies to a 54-74 record over five years, with a 12-14 finish in 1968. Capt. Dave Carr and Rafe Stone attended related meetings amid a department dispute involving 13 Negro athletes.
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Washington
Department of Athletics
Dave Carr
Huskies
Rafe Stone
Tresner sixth in NAIA meet for Fort Hays State
Leland Tresner of Garden City finished sixth at the NAIA national small college meet held at Adams State College in Alamosa Colorado. The Fort Hays State junior posted 6 2 in eight matches for the season and plans to coach wrestling after graduation.
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Fort Hays State
Tresner
FHS
Adams State
Garden City High
Garden City Community Junior College
Worthington, Minn
Omaha
Neb
Pro Basketball Scores From Major Leagues
Associated Press roundup shows NGA semifinals results with Boston defeating Detroit 135 110 in the Eastern Division best-of-seven tied 2-2. Western Division matchups include St Louis at San Francisco in Oakland with SF leading 2-1 and Los Angeles at Chicago with LA leading 2-1. Philadelphia at New York listed as afternoon game with Philadelphia leading. ABA notes no Thursday games. Minnesota hosts Kentucky with Minnesota leading 2-1 in best-of-5. Saturday games New Orleans at Denver with New Orleans ahead 2-0 and Kentucky at Minnesota if necessary.
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Associated Press
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Minnesota
Kentucky
New Orleans
Denver
May Withdraws From Olympic Basketball Tryouts
Don May of the Dayton Flyers withdraws from the Olympic basketball tryouts in Indianapolis citing physical exhaustion. He says he will not return and hopes to play pro ball, unclear if Olympic effort influenced his decision. In Vancouver a new NHL action committee aims to bring a franchise for the 1968-69 season, while not urging sponsor boycotts but open to individual actions.
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Dayton
Olio
Don May
Dayton Flyers
Mexico City
May
Indianapolis
Ind
Vancouver
B.C
NHL Action Committee
Juco Stars Plan Games For Olympic Trials
A 25 man junior college basketball squad from across the nation will play two games in Hutchinson Kansas as part of the Olympic trials. A selection committee will then pick 12 players for the final trials in Albuquerque New Mexico. This marks the first invitation of junior colleges to the Olympic process with teams from California and New York coached by Jerry Tarkanian and Dick Baldwin.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Albuquerque
N.M
California Junior College Association
National Junior College Athletic Association
NJCAA
California
Jerry Tarkanian
Pasadena City College
Calif
Dick Baldwin
Broome Techs N.Y
Exhibition Baseball Results Include Wide Margin Losses
A series of exhibition baseball games features New York and Washington teams, with Cincinnati beating Detroit 4 3 in 14 innings, St Louis defeating Oakland 3 1, Pittsburgh 3 Houston 1, San Francisco 18 California 3, Chicago N 3 Cleveland 3, Los Angeles 11 Chicago A 4, and Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 2. SMU, routed 23 3 by Minnesota, will visit the Big Territary next year to face Ohio State. In 1969, the Mustangs head to Michigan State. The 1870 U S Open golf championship is set for thearelting National Golf Club in Chaska. Minh.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Houston
California
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
SMU
Minnesota
Ohio State
Mustangs
Michigan State
Arelting National Golf Club
Chaska, Minh
Buster Linksters Fourth Twice In Invitational Golf Meet
Garden City golf team the Buster Linksters placed fourth in both the four man and two man divisions at a six team invitational held at Garden City Country Club. Dale Holdren led Garden with 80, followed by Joseph James Schiffelbein 85 and Max Wasinger 98. Medalist Calvert of El Dorado shot 69. Next action is a four team meet at Dodge City and the Fort Hays State Invitational for two year schools on April 9.
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el Dorado Jaco
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Garden City
Colby
Pratt
el Dorado
Dale Holdren
Coolidge
Garden
Busters
Wasseph James Schiffelbein
Max Wasinger
Lynn Chaffin
Sublette
Calvert
Morgenstern
Carter
Buck
Dodge City Country Club
Dodge
Fort Hays
Garden City women golf brunch and upcoming greens challenge
Fifty women attended a tee off brunch at Garden City Country Club led by President Lamoine Jones. The group planned a next Tuesday round based on the most greens one putted and listed pairing names plus a 9 hole and 5:30 flight groups with coaching on golf fundamentals by Walter Stroup.
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Garden City Country Club
Lamoine Jones
Walter Stroup
Garden City Buffs finish near bottom in Great Bend invite
Garden High Golfers placed next to last in the four man division at the Great Bend Invitational. Freshman Trent Spikes led Garden with 94 in the bye man class while Tom Wasinger led the squad overall with 90. The Buffs open next week hosting their own Garden City Invitational.
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Great Bend
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Lake Barton Country Club
Paris
Garden
Buffs
Trent Spikes
Don Jefferson
Tom Wasinger
Soph Courtney Jones
David Miller
Soph
Steve Gillan
Russell Bray
Bufflinksters
Garden City Country Club
Buff Spikers Seventh in Wichita Relays
Garden City Highs youth track team finished seventh of eight at the Wichita South Relays led by 2nd place Talley in the 190 low hurdles and 3rd in pole vault by Hands. Garden entered most events, had no entries in several sprints and field events, and faces Sterling Relays Saturday with a full squad.
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Wichita
Garden City High
Wichita South High
Buffaloes
Ron Talley
Greg Hands
Garden
North High
East
West
South
Lowry Foster
Clarence Dandridge
Two Miles Garden
John Neely
Soph Flurry Kemper
Randy Larson
David Coyne
Lakin
Sandoval
Steve Loddell
Dandridge
Frank Ewing
Danny McMillan
Joe Hamman
Talley
Foster
Mark Lederer
Lobdell
Gary Whitehurst
Duane Raubut
Bands
Spon Starts Script By BOB GREER
The Phillips Oilers may drop amateur basketball as costs rise and players depart for the new professional leagues. AAU and regional teams face dwindling crowds, arson and fires hit facilities, and other regional sports stories show changing times in Kansas combined with college and pro interest.
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Bob Greer
Phillips Oilers
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Oklo
Oilers
American Basketball Assn
National Basketball Assn
Akron
Ohio
Goodyears
Milwaukee
Wisc
Macomb
St.Phillips
Denver
Oklahoma City
Mile High City
Hutchinson
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Tex) Winter
Kansas State
University of Washington Today
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Juco Stars Plan Games
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Cecil Davis
Bernice Anderson
Lee Maxfield
Lenore Heinemann
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Peggy Mayo
Nellie Lile
Alice Stone
Marion Hess
Velma Piland
Louise Vance
Erdene Corley
Doris Carmichael
Vesta Korff
Florence Burris
Ruth Hooker
Raye Eisner
Eathel Wright
Leona Crotty
Sue Tilma
Rachael Need
Roma Heinemann
Fishea Branden
Dorothy Weber
Ann Waddell
Doris Gray
Deidre Garand
Doris Campbell
Serena Downing
Louise Gandles
Florence
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Nadine Hilyard
Grace Craig
Sybil Miller
Jeanne Gimple
Blanche Salyer
Marilois Bach
Wanda Eisner
Virginia Meschke
Esther Henkle
Dorothy Ogden
Grace Stoner
Alma Robinson
Erma Anderson
Gen Stoner
Maddie Schiffelbein
Helen Fankhauser
Winona Saffels
Mary Burden
June Benedict
Abbe Morgan
Frances Cox
Charlotte Spikes
Nola Blackwood
Gladys Braun
Marie Dewey
Ruth Saffels
Elaine Fenton
Mary Regester
Gen Renick
Dorothy Gardiner
Maureen Cleaver
Bonnie Martin
Gamma Mu of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Dance
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Music By
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Richard B
Adigg
Quincy A
Lamar Theatre
Lemar, Colo
Garden High
Lyons High
Salina
Lyons
Hutch
Hoisington
Hays High
Liberal
Bob Peel
Phil Odle
Brigham Young
Kim Morsman
Yale
Torau
Buff Spikers
Larsen
Neely
Raubut
Whitehurst
Ewing
Randy Swearengen
Paul Teetzen
Savannah, Ga
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del Ray Mounts
Dale
Jace Cagers
Hank Iba
Oklahoma State
del Ray
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Meade
Southwest Kansas
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Cimarron
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Hardin
Washington University of St Louis
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Larry Staab
St. Joseph
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