Liberal Great Bend Share Relays Titles
Liberal won the ninth grade title and Harrison Junior High of Great Bend topped the seventh eighth division with several hundred youths competing at the Garden City Junior High Relays. Winds slowed times. Liberal edged Garden by 3½ points after a costly disqualification in the 880-yard relay.
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Liberal
Harrison Junior High
Great Bend
Garden City
Penrose Stadium
Harrison
Lakin
Garden
Baby Buffs
Garden City dominates ninth grade relays and events
Relays and field events show Garden City led scoring with Lyon Lightner winning the 220 yard dash and 440 yard dash, while Lib- eral, Liberal’s Jerry Sloan, and Sublette's Tack Johnson posted top marks. The meet featured 100 yard, 220 yard, 440 yard, 880, and various relay races along with shot put and discus results and a planning session for Knot Hole League baseball.
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Garden City
Jack ‘Towns
Sublette
Jerry Sloan
Liberal
Sammy Sunda
Mike Mardia
Pratt
Lyon Lightner
Gene Brown
Holcomb
Teele Pout
Kelly O'Brien
L. J. Carilsle
Lett
Lynas Lightner
J. Cardale
Loots
Tey Mallory
Trixbutik
Doug Hilton
Harrison
Robert, Proudfit
Terry Durnin
Johnzon
Everett Miller
Shadow Water
Dwayne Cales
Frosty Pommerentin
Llarrison
John Bequet
Gregg Lesh
L. D. Nerly
Johnson
Mike Paasch
Mike Graham
Farrison
Wigh
Tack
Lakin
Rd Stamper
Jack Tavena
Lakins
Charles Reed
Mike Ward
Jack Lucas
Lakfua
Robert Robinson
John Beanet
Mike Spangler
Jarry Bloan
Kelley O'Trea
Jack Paul
Pratt Ronnie Ring
Gary Joney
Jim .Pfeffer
Mike Mardis
Dodge Cy
Danny Wiley
Dan O'Dell
Norm Allen
Earlin Nash
Ronald Lewis
Harry Jones
Jerry Duran
W. D. Me
Ron Sinclal
Marshall Warton
Boyle Seymore
Jack Towns
J. Dodge City
Rariie Nash
Salvador Venegat
Dighton
Darrell Tralthick
Poa Merman
Gary Morrison
Dawnon Romesburg
Sammy Hands
Terry Deal
Eugene Erhart
Harold Box
Eddie Stamper
W. D. McNeely
Ulysses Suarry Troskingen
Steve Joyce
Dave Perry
Troy Gee
Allen Detrich
Randy Keller
Richard Flanders
Mike Stevenson
Iove
Warrison
Jim Riley
Dennia Jones
Jetmore
Mark Robina
Storcomb
Archie van Siekle
Sub
Tette
Discus
Dave Slemp
Tugo
Mark Robins
Winston Rorabaugh
Wigh Jump
Dennis Jones
Telmore
Eartle Nash
Dodge City
Shallow Water
Miller
Pate Charles Reed
Earle Nash
Rodney Adama
Jatmore
Doyle Seymore
Bread Mann
Bill Alloy
Etmore
Jim Nichols
Jot Kulbistl
Iddin Cox
Libaraly
Jim Wortley
Garden Clits
Albert Wells
Gare
Ten City
Gary Chnick
Scottii
Ward Relty
Gary Mahan
Junior Herbert
Dm Tariley
George Carr
John Wetin
Mark Caleara
Ralaid Smith
Jin Nichols
Ity
Danny Daubert
Herson Tayer
Gary Chalek
Clifford Turley
Ronnie Read
Duane Hopper
Bob Epp
Leonard Gonzales
Hughton Dwight Greg
Ronnie Elisaveser
Chuck Grimes
Ronnie Clark
Jim Hartley
John Wetly
Mark Calenra
Ronald Smith
Terry Groge
Ine Kulbiski
Bob’ Epp
Jess Raining
Larry Pickett
Crist
Dave Miller
Charles Wallice
Hugoton
Ron Alexander
Steve Day
Fred Achuleta
Kelly Porter
Larry Smith
Jerry Jerald
Jateral
Tralph Adams
Folcomb
Emerson Lawrence
Scott Cay
Don Clark
Dodee City
Sacred Heart
Scott City
Dan Clark
Ralph Adams
Tony Ramos
Lyon Smith
High Damp
Boh F Higerdort
Artisan
Gary Ohnick
Brett City A
Terry Grece
Gary Mahken
Bob Hutson
Plaine
Eddie Cox
Joe Kubiski
Dale Brskin
Regions Supplying Spiny Lobsters to the United States
Spiny lobsters for the U S come mainly from Florida and the Caribbean with significant catches from Brazil South Africa Australia and New Zealand. This geographic spread informs market supply and regional fishing activities.
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United States
Florida
Caribbean
Brazil
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Garden City Boys Win Meet Led by Lightner and Reed
Thirteen Garden City boys scored in Wednesday’s home meet. Ninth graders contributed most points led by Lynn Lightner with 15 and Charles Reed with 7. Five seventh and eighth graders scored. the Baby Buffs swept the 440 and 890 relays.
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Garden City
Lynn Lightner
Charles Reed
Robert Proudfit
Mike Paasch
Sammy
Williams rules out managing major league teams
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Ted Williams said there is no chance he would manage a baseball team. He stated he would not be enticed and turned down two offers to manage in the major leagues.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Ted Williams
Boston Ted Sox
Reat
Williams
Three New Marks Set During Meet
In Wednesday’s 18th annual Garden City Junior High Relays three new marks were set. Two came in the seventh to eighth grade division while a ninth-grade record emerged in the shot put. Hugoton’s Davey Stemp won with a 44 feet even, breaking the old 41-3 mark set in 1959 by Garden’s Mike Johnson, now a freshman athlete at
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Larry Pierce
Garden
Doug Betsworth
Hugoton
Garden City
Davey Stemp
Mike Johnson
University of Kansas
Hiscus
Emerson Lawrence
Scott
Bob Staller
Dighton
Erskin
McVey
Lakin
Dodge
Gardan
Kansas to stock Douglas County Lake with game fish
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced stocking of Douglas County State Lake near Baldwin with channel catfish bass and bluegill. The lake is low and filling slowly but stocking aims to permit an earlier fishing season with typical two-summer wait from stocking to fishing. Also includes track results from University of Kansas and note that Ward may be traded prompting Dickie Moore to retire from hockey, citing his Montreal commitment.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Douglas County State Lake
Baldwin
Montreal (Ap
Ward
Dickie Moore
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Jaco Golfers Travel to Hutch for Triangular Meet
Garden City Junior College golf team, the Broncbuster Linksters coached by Cecil Davis, head to Hutchinson for a triangular with Hutchinson TC and Fort Hays State College. Doug Crotty UK will lead, with Jay Barnett second and Les Wood third, Titchard Ladfield fourth.
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Garden City Junior College
Carey Park
Hutchinson
Broncbuster
Cecil Davis
Wutchinson TC
Fort Hays State College
Doug Crotty
Garden Juniors Compete in Great Bend Relays
Twenty six Garden City boys enter the Great Bend Junior High Relays postponed from last Friday. Two divisions run relays only, ninth graders and combined seventh and eighth graders. Dale Marine coaches ninths, Don Powell leads the seventh-eighth group, with field events starting at 5 30 p m and running at 7 p m.
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Garden City
Great Bend
Junior Herbert
Pat Jones
Dale Marine
Don Powell
Garden
Iroquois Meet Set for Cimarron Track Championship
Cimarron hosts the Iroquois League track and field championships Friday with preliminaries at 4 pm and finals at 7 pm. Schools include Cimarron Meade Plains Coldwater Protection Fowler Ashland Greensburg. Record marks span broad jump 30 feet 1 1/2 inches and mile 4 37.3 by West Santee.
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Cimarron
Cimarron High
Meade
Plains
Coldwater
Protection
Fowler
Ash- Land
Greensburg
West Santee
Wig
Sptee
Cimarsen
Bluejays
Larry Friend
Larry Addison
Addison
Too
Dodge City
Boot Hill
Dodge
Reigns
Ford
Grimes
Ashland
MecNickle
Rhinehart
Santee
Rich of Protection
New Angle for Cimarron Meet
A new twist at the Cimarron Invitational track meet adds a 40 yard relay for area coaches. About 17 high schools expected to compete, with no trophy awarded and free medical service for worn out coaches. All vouches are invited to participate even if not in the regular meet.
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Cimarron
Bluejay Stadium
Verlyn Anderson
Bluejay Staff
Buffs Eye WCKL Crown at Garden City Meet
Garden City Buffs chase the West Central Kansas League title at Garden City hosting Friday events with finals Saturday. Coach Wayne Dickerson lists entries in sprints, hurdles, distance, relays, jumps and throws led by Gale Jones, Mike Deaver, Randy Bowling and Robe rt Mayo among others, aiming for first since 1960s era.
Garden City Buffs Aim For WCKL Tennis Tourney
Garden City High prepares six netters for the West Central Kansas League tourney at Pratt with matches starting 8:30 a.m. The Buffs, entering their third revival season, are led by Roger Stoner at No.1 singles and Semil Krug with Steve Salter in No.1 doubles. The field includes Garden, Dodge City, Russell, Great Bend, Larned, Pratt, and Hays, with a single elimination format and consolation brackets to give all players more play.
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Kansas
Mrnday
Wayne Dickerson
Garden City High
Buffs
Pratt
Garden
Russell
Great Bend
Panthers
Garton
Larned
Dodge City
Butts
WCKL
Hays
Dave Croft
Earla
Pls
Roger Stoner
Terry Cleveland
Semil Krug
Soph Steve Salter
Barry Brown
Soph John Wheeler
No. Wourneys
Telegram Want Adal Abridged Notice
A clipped telegram style notice notes a want ad or need for information or contact. It references a contact point and a terse request for assistance or response, typical of late era classified notices.
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Ise
Telegram
Jaco Netters Split Double Tennis Meet
Hutchinson Garden City JC won one dual meet and lost another on Wednesday as Ganten was blanked 9-0. Busters beat Ark City JC 5-2 on the same court. Garden swept most singles. Results list multiple wins by Nesbitt Sonderegger Buller McDonald Alumbaugh and others with several close or lopsided scores. Next meet is Monday May 13 at Pratt in the Jayhawk Conference.
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Busters
Pratt
Jayhawk
van Thompson
Thi Nesbitt
Bill Bork
Don Sonderegter
Mike Sollenberger
Jim Griffin
Jim Buller
Lanny Pouley
Jan McDonald
Don Brookshire
Bob Alumbaugh
Gale Sullivan
Danty Pyoler
Harry Brodock
Pauley Griffin
Kissee-Pyclor
Garden Lakin Shootout Set At Kelly Malson Range
A trap shooting shootout is planned between ten gun club members from Lakin and five shooters from Garden City. The event features 100 targets at the Kelly Malson trapshoot range on Bufblo Drive. Participants include Lakin shooters Coy Miller Hazlett Boles Elliott and Garden entrants Malson McVicker Rolland Brown and Dr Earl W Wells.
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Lakin
Garden City
Lakin Gun Club
Garden
Kelly Malson
Bufblo Drive
Sont of the River
Malson’s
Fioney County Parks
Msh
Game Assa
Rank Coy
Ted Miller
Gary Hazlett
Prod Boles
Lynn Elliott
Malson
Jack McVickera
Wayne Rolland
Ol Brown
Earl W. Welsa
Rural Grade School Meet Here Friday
Rural grade school athletes from seven county schools will compete at Penrose Stadium in the Finny County Rural Grade School track and field meet. Students from Barker Plymell Kalvoxta Friend Theoni Lincoln and Pierceville will take part with six trophies awarded across four classes. Preliminaries begin at 10:90 am and finals at 1:30 pm. admission is free.
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Penrose
Finny County
Charles Sinclair
Jonnie Barsker
Ratp Leonard
Plymell
Atudenta
Barker
Kalvoxta
Friend
Theoni
Lincoln
Pierceville
Big Search for Gold At Las Vegas Starts
LAS VEGAS, Nov. (AP) The first round of the Tournament of Champions opens with 27 top golfers chasing $23,000. The event is in its ?th year and features players who earned major PGA titles in the past year.
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Las Vegas
Somoza Announces Nicaragua Canal Plan With Nuclear Explosives
President Somoza says the United States shares confidential info that Nicaragua is a leading candidate to host an ocean to ocean canal using nuclear explosives. He cites a route along the Pringapolea River, central Nicaragua, to supplement the Panama Canal, noting limits in width and depth for modern ships.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
United States
Somoza
Austin Rolls Top Game At Garden Bowl
Gene Austin of Brett Roof Ing made a 234 in Garden Bowl action as the season reached its third week. Joe Moritz led Yankee League with a 226, while Maxine Hales topped the Dust Bowlers with a 105 game and 400 series as women’s play entered week 35. Multiple league results show KGLD-TV and various teams posting high games and series across mixed standings.
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Gene Austin
Brett Roof
Garden Bowl
Classis
Songta
Don Herto
Kgld-Tv
Rod
Clueca
Henkle
Red
Cities
Collingwood
Arma
Riekeman Body Shop
Brett
Sel
L. Crist Ranch
Palmer Jewelry
Joe Moritz
Vishor
IGA
al Tauscher
Garden City
Colorado Interstate Gas
Walla
Fisher'sga
Conoco
Dae Camp
Hickman
Milhog Motors
Co-op Office
CIG No. 1
Byal
Maxine Hales
Scott City Air Service
Gam
Path
the Dust Bowlers
Krebs Construction
Owl
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High Plains School
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Shallop Water
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Satanta
Plaina
Bob Greer
Fleet Jim Nichols
Cliff Turley
Halcomb
Knothole League
Civic Center
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al Thies
Duane Hays
Joe Benson
Rudy Valenzuela
Cleve Spencer
Earl’ Bondy
Jim Herman
Kenneth Highberger
Mack Linn
John Walters
Walt Johnson
Richard Arnold
Morris Jones
Joe Tennessen
Tranke Kyeontu
Douglas County
Jack Lucag
Jack Johnson
Jimmy Nichols
Dwight Grepe
Jimmy B Hartley
Vet Icer
Jaco
Hutch
Baby Buff
Stewart Nelson
Leland Mead
Stephen Need
Lloyd DeRemus
Robert Proudit
Bill Taldo
Steve Nelson
Rich McNaught
Tay Waters
Ted Robertson
Ronnie Cripe
Don Geier
Freeman
Bennett
Weldel
Woolfolk
Smith
Peterson
Gavaioen
Dickerson
Gale Jones
Mike Deaver
Terry Clark
Mayo
Carmichael
Ami Jones
Tim Gottachalk
Mike Collins
Roderick
Billy Mills
Bowing
Bob Hubert
Tony Mendoza
Doyle McGraw
Dame Marine
Digseus — Marine
Marty Walker
Staller
Jerry Christensen
Davis
Danny Laughlin
Collins
John Hamman
Hamman
American Legion Club
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Legion
Jaco Netters
Austin
Henry Hall Agency
Walters
Motor Vehicle Department
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