Buffs Place Second in WCKL Meet at Hays
Hays Garden City High finished second in the West Central Kansas League meet as Garden City and Great Bend trailed closely. Doug Woodson led the Buffs with a high jump in 6-4, Jim Pierce set a sophomore 440 mark of 51.8, and Don Keller cleared 18-2 in pole vault. The Indians dominated with 105 points, while Garden City scored 38 and Great Bend 37 in a tight team race ahead of Pratt and Dodge City. Next action is the Chase regional at 2 p.m. in Salina with eight schools and berths for top individuals and relays.
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Hays
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Buffs
Hays High
Garden City
Great Bend
Dodge City
Pratt
Hilgenmoor
Bend
Jim Pierce
Freddie Wright
Tim Powell
Don
Keller
Ganvien
Pierce
Silate
Garden City athletes shine in rugged track meet results
Garden City sprinters and field performers posted mixed marks with several finalists. Tim Pove ran 10.9 in 160, Pierce placed second in 220, and Huber and Gomez had varied placings. Woodson set a gym record high jump of 6-4, while Keller and Batman cleared 19-2 in pole vault.
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Tim Pove Ie
Ao "Nae Na
Wim Pierce
al Gomez
Pierce
Henry Huber
Almez
Plac Afe
Jim Huschin
Brad Vincent
Ile — Tim Algrim
Huschke
Gilbert Gon
Yates
Algr
David Sabb
Don Keller
Brian Craig Pincott
Lew Mardles — Powell
Craig
Garden City
Hart
Stan Hrwine
Keller
Melanie Wam
Garden
Powell
Baller
Tay Martinez
Cobb
Henry - Garden
Huber
Erwine
Don Pile
Steve Harmon
Jon Smallwood
Pile
Dan Bloedorn
Steve Zerr
Ron German
Dean Gomez
Woodson
WOKL
Tony Batman
Batman
Martinez
Ayerwine
Standings and schedule mix of 1960s baseball leagues
National and American League standings show Milwaukee and Baltimore leading divisions with tight races. Friday results include Oakland a 11 Cleveland 4 and Detroit 5 Texas 1. Sunday slate lists Oakland at Cleveland and New York at Chicago among others with multiple day matchups across both leagues.
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Ber Pet. G.B. Dateoit Iw
Milwaukee
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Boson
West Chicago
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Psn
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
West
Sain Heeneter
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Albania
Atlanta
San Francisco
St. Lewis
Wilson
McAndrew
Guileit
Reniko
Hooton
Bryant
Morion
Carlton
Bills
Corkins
Bibby
John
Obicago
Big Day for Garden Girls at WOKL Meet
Garden City achieved a strong showing in the first West Central Kansas League girls track and field meet. Led by Julie Renick and Julie Doll, the Buffaloes earned four individual wins, finished third in team scoring, and narrowly missed second place by five points despite winds challenging competitors. Renick won the 75 and 100 yard dashes and anchored two relays. Doll won the 440 and starred in relays. Jeni Broer and Cathy Jameson also posted top marks, with Jameson delivering a 197 feet, 4 inch career best in the softball throw.
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Russell
Larned
Hay
Mike
Garden City
Doug Woodson
Tvore
Buffaloes
Darel Nelson
Buffs
WOKL
Pratt
Dodge City
Tarned
Hays High
Great Bend
Julie Renick
Buffalo
Julie
Julie Doll
Buff Soph
Wen
Jeni Broer
Mari Sha Slough
Cathy Jameson
Necom
Aerate Low Hecaies
Brenda
Mattey
Verdenick
Jeniarooe
Cme Tulle Fishvhacts
Chardedl Myers
Robin
Karen Kirchott
Garden
Julie Doll Slough
Broar
GiGi Rowland
Jameson
Rowland End Jameson
Damp — Holmes
Cleerte
Shawna Pander
Moana Jones
Magic Cox
Holcomb
Longhorns
Betsy Stouse
Belsy
Diane Giacomo
Twaei Barlow
Gloria Bohling
Cathy Bohling
Sandy Dikeman
Syracuse
Bulldogs
Satanta
Tanya Bryant
Joye Cooksey
Sataniia
Sublette
Mona Brooks
Ulysses Dominates Western Kansas Track Meet Victory
Ulysses High wins the Western Kansas Education Assn meet scoring 9044 points to claim the boys team championship. Scott City finishes runner up, Dighton third, with Windy conditions affecting many events. Ulysses athletes set marks in the 880 and mile relay while Gary Campas wins both hurdles and Eddie Collum shines in sprints.
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Ulysses
Ulysses High
Western Kansas Education Assn
Tigers
Grant County
Spaight
Earl Minks
Scott City
Dighton
Hugoton
Netmore
Leoli
Ness City
Tribune
Kinsley
Eddie Collum
Roger Winter
Gary Campas
Kansas
Winter
Bob Christensen
WKEA
Bill McWhirter
Gary Grubb
Danny Speer
McWhirter
Scott freshmen top Ulysses meet in local track meet
Scott City freshmen dominated the Western Kansas meet finishing with 95 points to Ulysses 52 1/2. Dighton Seot Hugoton Kinsley and LaCrosse also scored while three meet records fell Rick Carter led the discus Barry Sullivan set the javelin mark and Warren Vieux cleared 5 7 in the high jump.
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Ulysses
Scott City
Western Kansas Education Assn
Beaver Frosh
Jepmore
Dighton
Seot
Hugoton
Kinsley
Ness City
Tribune
Rick Carter
Barry Sullivan
Warren Vieux
Jetmore
Ree
Atenton
Hunde
Beott City
rTree Tham
Boost’ City
der Yore
Semnone
Kreutzer
Lcott
Denton Hayer
LaCroane
Kuhl
Eddie Bray
Scott
Beott
Randy Huck
Scott Clay
Chris Campbell
Fred Kuntzach
Randy Craft
Ward
Tetmune
Bradshaw
Jettmore
Tall Cager, Coach Sign with Kansas
Norm Cook, a 6 foot 9 inch star from Lincoln, Illinois, High School, signed a national letter of intent with the University of Kansas. Cook's Lincoln coach Duncan Reid was named an assistant coach at Kansas, after Reid led the team for three years.
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Lawrence
Kan
Norm Cook
Lincoln
University of Kansas
Busters Fall Twice In Winfield Tourney Action
Garden City Junior College the Broncbusters lost Friday and were eliminated from the pre district tournament in Winfield. They finished the spring 19-9 after a 65 inning win over Neosho County and a 2-1 loss to Dodge City in extra innings. A 7-6 defeat to Colby ended their run. Details will run Monday in the Telegram.
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Garden City Junior College
Broncbusters
Dorm Saylors
Winfield
Garden
Neosho County Jaco
Chanute
Busters
Dodge City Jaco
Colby
Telegram
Golfers Will Guess Cards at Garden City Country Club
Inclement weather Tuesday canceled the weekly round of ladies play at Garden City Country Club. Next Tuesday’s event will be "Guess Your Own Score." Pairings list multiple players across 18 hole and 9 hole flights, including Maxfield, Chmelka, Craig, Stone, Stoner, Mayo, Strackeljohn, Piland, Dickerson, Nanninga, Masoner, Gillan, Nanninga, Lile, Plumies, Eisner, Cox, Unger, Stoner, Speckman, Rupp, McKelvy, Andrews, Cleaver, Williams, Wiley, Nusser, Beers, Rodriquez, Gardiner, Mercer, Jones, Lanedon, Foster, Kissick, Jewell, Garnand, Meredith, Naaninga, Miner, Johnson, Lemke, Waddell, Meschke, Keitar, and others.
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Garden City
Maxfield
Marolyn Chmelka
Grace Craig
Alice Stone
Gen Stoner
Peggy Mayo
June A
Katherine Strackeljohn
Velma Piland
Natalie Dickerson
Florence Nanginga
Margaret, Masoner
Lois Gillan
Pat Nanninga
Nellie Lile
Elsie Plumies
Wanda Eisner
Vernadine Ome
Frances Cox
Sue Unger
Burden
Eva Marie Diggs
Virginia Meschke
Elaine Fenton
Bernice Anderson
Alice Dart
Helen Fankhauser
Alma Robinson
Lois Heand
June Adams
Gen Renick
Jeane Gimple
Anita Salyer
iGrace Stoner
Jean Speckman
Abbie Rupp
Jean McKelvy
Ema Andrews
Mabel ‘Cleaver
Hole D Flight
A. J. Williams
Galene Wiley
Jane Smith
Judy Nusser
Maruesn. Beers
Peggy Rodriguez
Abs Gardiner
Maxine Mercer
Janie Tones
Vera Lanedon
Martha Foster
Barbara Kissick
Maxine Jewell
Stella Garnand
Ruth Meridith
Carol Naaninga
Peggy Miner
Orpha Johnson
Juliet Lemke
Ann Waddell
Dee, Meschke
Joan Keitar
Syracuse Dominates HPC Track Meet At Bulldog Stadium
Syracuse bowls over HPC rivals with 89 points to 54 by Johnson. Keith Roberts wins 220 and 440 dashes and anchors winning mile relay. Roger Schmidt excels in hurdles as Syracuse takes two relays and Akens posts wind aided long jump. Johnson’s Nelson wins 880 and mile. rivals Huck Lakin and gottspeaner push two mile. Windy conditions and scattered rain greet a large Bulldog Stadium crowd.
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Syracuse
Bulldogs
Johnson
Ekhart
Lakin
Saltanita
Sublette
Holcomb
Bulldog Stadium
HPC
O. Am
Keith Roberts
Roger Schmidt
Bull Dogs
Tracy Cook
Ed Jones
Sophs
Seph Mark Akens
Larry Brookshire
Sattanta
Akens
Akers
Jim Nelson
Steve Sullivan
Rocky Gottspeaner
Nelson
Mille
HPC Boys Track Meet Results From Sabetha Area
A OCR list shows top finishers across sprint events, distance runs, relays, and field events. Notable names include Jim Nelson of Johnson, Keith Roberts of Syracuse, Greg Pach of Sublette, and Larry Mostrom of Elkhart among others with times, distances, and placements across 100 to 880 yard events, relays, and field events.
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Syracuse
Mk Alvers
Jon Burton
Craig Dunn
Toetth Roberts
Elkhart
Johnson
Lakin
Sublethe
Ron ‘Lucas
Saxtanta
Larry Mostrom
Bikbart
Sai Simon
Satania
Dave Stickman
David Olson
Tracy Cook
Syrascuse
Ed Jones
Syracusse
Terry Lucas
Sublette
Caylon Bernbeck
Jerry Lucas
Charles Perea
Charley Lewis
Syraces
Don Evea
Jaff Planagan
Wichart
Wally Parish
Satanta
Randy Johnson
Gary
Lakin Girls Breeze to Conference Cinder Title
In the High Plains Conference meet held at Syracuse, Lakin girls dominated the first girls division with 84 points, Holcomb 42, and Syracuse third. The Lakin squad swept eight events and all three relays, led by Teresa Hoffman and June Newport, while Holcomb featured strong youth growth and multiple placers, including Betsy Stouse and Gloria Bohling.
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Syracuse
High Plains
Kanas
HPC
Lakin
Holcomb
Satanta
Subfettie
Elkharp
Johnson
Galaxy of Stars
Mary Meyers
Laddie Matthian
Teresa Hoffman
June Newport
Soph Jane Shaw
Margaret
Grusing
Busby Falls Short Of No-Hitter In Milwaukee Showdown
Kansas City rookie Steve Busby carried a no hitter into the 8th inning before Dave May homered, as Milwaukee salvaged a 5 3 win. Mayberry provided early power for KC with a sixth homer, while Busby rued a couple of walks that unraveled his bid and a late run scored.
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Milwaukee
Steve Busby
Kansas City
Milwaukee Brewers
Busby
Detroit
Jimmy
the Greek" Snyder
Tory
Johnny van der Meer
Brewers
Dave May
Royals
John Mayberry
Mayberry
Gene Gar
Dighton Sail to Girls Track Title at WKEA Meet
Dighton claimed the girls division crown at the Western Kansas Education Association track meet held Friday night. Ulysses took second, with News City and LaGrosse following. standout performances included Chrimnune Smith winning four events and Dabo Haren sweeping two field events.
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LaGrosse
Delmore
Leet
Triune
Poly
Hugin
Kinsley
Scott City
Chrimnune Smith
Dighton
Dabo Haren
Hornets
Setihill Teow
Dixcus
Whomda
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Tom Beaton
Trelay
Exidie Collum
Mike Bond
Kaddie Collum
Wentiall “Lack
Biss
Lysses
Ker Try
Jerome Lubbers
Leat
Hadie Collum
Curtis Honey
Jim Burkhart
Lea Koehn
Pires Bee
Rad Roehl
Jof Dighton
L Reger Winter
Hi On Boneh
Mark Schmidt
LaCrosse
Steve Thon
Courtney Estick
David Kuhlman
Mickey Ir
Jetmionre
Scoti
Phil Woildrides
Ulysaca ‘Og
Ron Diehl
Jetmers
Ben Oliver
Mile Kelay
Ulysses Curtie Black
Lesiie
Wendell House
Kevin Cheol
Cuttin Honey
Lia Groass
Mark Carter
Ulysses Hg Fees
Latroase
Patae
Tribune Atal
Discos
Bkibbe
Brian Schmalainiet
Art
Carter
Bohrott
LaCrosse Lot
Davelin
Eae Graneton
Brad Horchern
News City
Chuck Senweb
Juan
Ron
Diehl
Ban Reed
Ay, I Gin Bener
Leslie, Tuttle
Mike Bord
Sellers
BARAS
Jetta
By Walt Ditzen
Trojan
Raniy Shore
Mark Law
Garry McDaniel
Larry Morris
Eikhart
Lalon
J Syracuse
Mart
Greg Bach
Jublette
Dernis Mayhill
Kim Kernohan
Babamta
Kelly Kernohan
Keith Roberta
Qtnis Mayhill
Syramise
Greg Pach
Kim Kermohan
Tony Clark
Byacuse Pati
Lyle Waechter
Mark Akers
Byracuse
Dany, Mostrom
Dikhart
Joe Bob Persinger
John Burton
Lonnie Walker
Nagy
Ivan Ansel
Tone
Mone Walker
Johnson' A
Gary Pratt
Roger Hunter
Towle
Fin
Rocky Gottspooner
Mark Lima
Roger Humber
Toff Flanagan
Scott Walk
Lakin Girls
Ares Tottman
Tinkin
Belay Brevuto
Tolcomb
Maun
Rita Toles
Cull
Verd Dugh
Tarewa Hertman
Ann Taueos
Loalin
Betsy Sroufe
Ubicomb
Wilkerson
Diane Glaenme
Ifulcamp
Yurt Dath
Tle Fatweom
Satantana
Hetsy Bros
Kenty
Seconia
John- On
Gloria Tobling
Holcoh
Deunn Ltiletias
Bublette
Jans Shaw
Takin
Mona Jone
Mora Botillog
Hmaleur
Pide Com
Sennifer Bia
Hutlett
Kae-Yard
Tmnal Tarlow
Sunes
Aycan
Anedy Dikernan
Byeudye
Than OY
Syraome
Whine Gincome
Tole
Walon
Syracane
Wend Thurlow
Evan
MC Ward Molay
Elbart
Yord Welay
Anna Acasa
Kimberly Hagemann
Mona Jones
Teresa
Hoffman
Jane Newport
Jane Shaw
A. Eddy
Alene Daniels
Sotants
Londier
Margie Cox
Lokin
Mary Barber
Daniels
Monda Brooks
Buhlette
McCarter
Pat
Joyes Cooksey
Margaret Gruging
Margle Cox
Call
Elkhant
of Sublette
Margaret Gruss Ing
June Newpo
Fate
Ber
Petro Garcia
Don Money
Joe Lahoud
George Scott
John Briggs
Olde Brown
Mann
Mike Jackson
Rob Cotucelo
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