Garden City second in LoopMeet tennis meet
Garden City Junior College placed second at the Jay hawk Jaco Conference loop meet with Pratt taking the team crown. Kenny Wetzel won the singles title, while Garden City captured the doubles crown via Bob Krug and Kent Shaw. Kitch placed third in singles as Garden posted a 4-4 season record.
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Garden City Junior College
Jayhawk
Pratt
Steve Balzer
Hutchinson
Garden City
Bob Krug
Kent Shaw
Krug
Shaw
Gary Livingston
Larry Dumler
Dodge City
Tyler Woodrow
Dwain Cales
Dick Kitch
Garden
Leeper Leads with 214 in Gar den Bowl Bowling Night
Ed Leeper rolled a 214 for high men's individual game as Jayhawker Mixed League wraps week 38 of 1966-67 action. Best series was 545 by Trig Sayre of Scott Farm Equipment. Elie Culwell led women with 199 game and 535 series by Ann Little. Johnson Photo Service posted a high team game and Scott City Honda led team series at 2,381.
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Garden Bowl
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Red
Gulf Service Station
Trig Sayre
Scott Farm Equipment
Lakin
Elie Culwell
Johnson Photo Service
Ann Little
Scott City Honda
Garden City Juco golf teams struggle in Jayhawk meet
Garden City Junior College golfers finished fifth in the four man division and seventh in the two man division at the Jayhawk Juco Conference meet held at Arkansas City Country Club. Dale Holdren Tony Gooden James Schiffelhein and Dean Riggs led the Broacbusters with 123 130 131 and 133 strokes. Hutchinson won both four man and two man titles with tight team scores. Holdren and Gooden teamed for 16th place in the two man event while Richard Couch edged Bill Thompson in a playoff for medalist honors with 113 strokes. The meet closed Garden Citys 1967 golf season under Coach Cecil Davis.
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Tony Gooden
James Schiffelhein
Dean Riggs
Hutchinson Juco
Independence
Blue Dragons
Dodge City
Garden City
Coffeyville
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Hutch
Richard Couch
Hutchinson
Bill Thomson
Couch
Thompson
Holdren
Davis
Wichita and Greeley County Teams Plan Unique Christmas Trip
Wichita County High of Leoti and Greeley County High of Tribune will co head a four game basketball series against Colorado Catholic high schools in Denver December 22 and 23. Each Kansas team will field about 10 players with cheerleaders, coached by Tom Williams and Bill Hanson. Games set for Mullen High, with Denver hosts in reciprocal matchups. Players stay with Denver families. $200 guarantees to each Kansas school.
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Tribune
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Jace Cager
Seon
The
Tribune Jackrabbits
Bill Hanson
Kansas State
Lea Eck
Holcomb High
High School Activities Associations
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Mullen High
Colorado High Schools Activity Assn
Seoti
St. Mary’s High of
Colorado Springs
Mullen
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs St. Mary
Scots
Eck
Central
Scoti
Denver Players
Big Fishing Trip Planned
Syracuse Kansas and Hamilton County plan a fishing caravan with Harold Ensley leaving June 7 for Ogallala Nebraska. Anglers will fish Mammoth Lake McConaughy on the North Platte River near Ogallala with events by the Ogallala Chamber of Commerce including a writers convention and a fish barbecue honoring the Syracuse group.
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Kansas
Hamilton County
Harold Ensley
Ogallala
Neb
Ensley
Mammoth Lake
McConaughy
North Platte River
Handicap Meet Under Way at Garden City Country Club
The first round of the annual women's handicap kicked off Tuesday at Garden City Country Club. Winners were Louise Vance in 18-hole A flight, Nellie Lile in 18-hole B flight, Grace Craig in 9-hole A flight, and Wanda Kisner in 9-hole B flight. Next Tuesday advances to the second round plus the regular weekly event for low scores on par four holes.
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Garden City Country Club
Louise Vance
Nellie Lile
Grace Craig
Wanda Kisner
Fansler Field Work Night Spurs 16 Team Talk
Interim softball director Bill Dunlap calls all teams to Fansler Field for a cleanup and work night. A managers meeting is planned at the field tonight as 16 teams explore a joint venture with eight visiting squads.
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Fansler
Fansler Field
Bill Dunlap
Standings and schedule 1920s style baseball news brief
National League standings show Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Atlanta Chicago Phila San Francisco New York Los Angeles Houston with varying records. Thursday results Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 9 2. Cincinnati at New York rained out. American League leaders Detroit Chicago California Wash New York Boston Minnesota Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore with several games listed for today tomorrow and upcoming.
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Houston
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American League
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Kansas City
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California
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
International Field Prep for Indy 500 Preliminaries
An expected 160000 spectators will watch 10 mile clocked dashes in Indianapolis as drivers like Mario Andretti vie to top last year’s 165.899 mph qualifying mark. The field features Parnelli Jones turbine and Lloyd Ruby Offenhauser with pole position decided by four qualifying sessions. Trials begin Saturday at 11 a.m. EST with Sunday qualifiers forming the rear of the lineup.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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STP
Pratt
Syracuse Bowlers Dominate Tourney
Local bowlers swept honors at the first annual Syracuse Alibi Bowling Tourney held over five weekends at Hill Top Lanes. 96 bowlers from western Kansas and eastern Colorado competed. Aileen Swisher, Eloise Carter, and Alice Josefiak led women's singles, doubles, and all-events respectively, while Grover Helm and Elmer Wetzel topped men's events.
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Hill Top Lanes
Kansas
Colorado
Aileen Swisher
Eloise Carter
Alice Josefiak
Kinsley
Glenda Mason
Garden City
Deng Zubeck
Deerfield
Evelyn Drew
Carolyn Gleason
Mickey Evang
Nettie Doerksen
Satanta
Mathis
Grover Helm
Elmer Wetzel
Dodge City
Raymond Oliver
Henry Doerksen
Gerald Becker
Wetzel
Roger Drach
Liberal
Montye Mason
Clint Bulkiey
Doerksen
Harold Evans
Francis Carter
Woodrow Riley
Charlie Wood
Dave Bare
Tribune
Mel Pointer
Grid Practice Near an End
The Big Hight's spring football practice winds up Saturday with intrasquad games at Kansas Kansas State Iowa State and Oklahoma State. Kansas State's 3 05 p m game will be televised Channel 18 with Vince Gibson as color commentator. Thirteen radio stations carry the broadcast. Kansas aims a new scoring system crediting defense for stops fumbles and interceptions. Oklahoma State and Oklahoma coaches push missed work in rain week with a tough Tuesday scrimmage.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas State
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Channel 18
Vince Gibson
Wildcats
Bill Nossek
Bob Coble
Pepper Rodgers
Phil Cutchin
Cowboys
Cutchlin
Butler County Juco Plans Cross Country Team
Butler County Juco of El Dorado will form a cross country team next fall led by Ollie Isom, now an assistant track coach. The Grizzly harriers target eight or nine meets, including one at El Dorado, competing mainly against other junior colleges or freshman runners from four year schools.
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EL Dorado
Butler County Juco
Grizzly Harriers
Ollie Isom
Inter-Club Roping Meet Set At Garden City Fairgrounds
The third annual inter-club roping meet is Sunday at Garden City Fairgrounds with Garden City Lakin Syracuse and Ulysses clubs. Show at 1 pm with no admission. Lakin edged Syracuse by three points to win the trophy. Ulysses placed third. Garden City fourth.
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Garden City
Lakin
Syracuse
Ulysses
Everett Stutzmann
Marvin Portlock
State Farm Introduces New GO Insurance for Travel
State Farm offers new GO Insurance providing on the go protection for you family and belongings. It covers loss injury and even accidental death anywhere in the world. Buy for 1 day to 6 months with instant arrangement. See me before you go.
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State Farm
State ‘Farm
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