Wildcat Scrimmage Draws Former Dodge City Stars
Kansas State held an intrasquad football scrimmage in Manhattan on Saturday with three former Dodge City High players getting substantial action for the Wildcats. Bill Holman Jim Lembright and Paul Steininger earned offensive and defensive reps while Earl Wilson, a former Garden City JUCO standout, drew praise from Coach Vince Gibson.
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Dighton Relays Tuesday At Elmer Ringe Field
Dighton Elmer Ringe Field hosts the second annual Dighton Relays for high school teams. Syracuse High won last year and will defend the crown with Dighton Scon Healy and Wheatland entering. Field events start 3 30 p m running events 6 p m with medleys sprints and relays planned and a 70 cent toll noted for the battery tunnel between Brooklyn and New York.
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Leoti Plans Own Basketball Invitational Next Season
Leoti Wichita County High will host a new high school basketball tournament January 24 to 27, 1973, at a gym seating over 2,000. Eight AA teams from Scott City Tribune Quinter Hugoton Olathe Deaf Oakley and others considered. Included are a consolation bracket free throw contest trophies for top three and consolation winner, MVP, most inspirational, best pep club, top cheerleaders, a 10 member all tournament team.
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Celtics Rout Hawks in NBA Playoff Opener
Boston using fast breaks and a balanced attack led by John Havlicek with 32 points and 10 assists, Jo Jo White with 25, Dave Cowens 23, as the Celtics toppled Atlanta 126-108 to take a 1-0 series lead. Hawks star Lou Hudson scored 29 in a game largely controlled by Boston’s decisive third and fourth quarter runs.
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Carpet Team, GBP Into Cage Finals in IA League
Garden By-Products and Villareal Carpet and Tile reached the post season cage finals in the IA League. Friday 7 p.m. at the junior college PE building, with a possible rematch at 8:15 p.m. if Garden By-Products loses. Villareal and Garden By-Products won their Wednesday openers to reach the final.
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Rupp Won't Campaign for Congress at 70
Adolph Rupp, legendary Kentucky coach, declines to file for Congress by the Wednesday deadline. After days of mixed signals, the 70 year old says his family urged him not to run and confirms retirement from UK basketball, effective June 30 under mandatory retirement rules.
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Prairie Mixed League leaders and top bowls names
Dugan's 253 ce Prairie's Best led the Prairie Mixed League with Gene Dugan rolling a 253 game and 653 series. Joann Borthwick topped women with a 223 game and 517 series. Hybrid Honeys had 871 team game and 2428 team series. Other leaders included Jerry Birle 224 game, Ray Ramirez 571 series, Carmelita's Cafe 1072 team game and 3069 team series, Marilyn Small 203 game, Byvonne Crase 475 series, Ding A Lings 558 team game and 1574 team series, Rusty Farr 187 game, Midge Encinias 511 series, Briar Hill Manor 985 team game and 2515 team series.
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Dodgers, Bucs Top Picks in NL West Race
HAL BOCK notes Dodgers aim to overtake the Giants with a strengthened rotation led by Frank Robinson and Tommy John after winter trades. Pittsburgh, Houston, St. Louis, and others vie for playoff spots as aging stars and rookies shape a crowded East and West. Major players include Robinson, Richert, John, Parker, Stargell, Clemen te, Blass, and Mays.
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Celtics Top Hawks 126 108 In Eastern Semifinal Opener
Boston defeated Atlanta 126 to 108 to take a 1-0 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Golden State at Milwaukee and Chicago at Los Angeles lead their series 1-0. Friday features Boston at Atlanta and New York at Baltimore in the first game of the West/East second rounds.
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Buff Netters Win No. 1 Singles And Doubles Titles
Garden City High and the Buffs opened the tennis season with a Dodge City Round-Robin. Russ Boone captured the No. 1 singles crown, while Garden City’s Rod Baier and Bryant Daniel won the No. 1 doubles. Gary Fry and Mark Kitchub tied for No. 2 doubles. The Garden City Invitational is set for April 11 with several teams expected.
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Garden City junior high track slate shows 10 meets in several towns
Garden City Junior High announces a spring track schedule for its three junior high grades. The plan includes 10 meets across eight towns, with events at Penrose Stadium and a quad at Dodge City for seventh to ninth graders. Highlights include the Garden City Relays on April 19 and the West Central Kansas League meet on May 12, the first time Garden City hosts the event.
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