Garden City tops El Dorado JC in high-scoring JJCC clash
Garden City Junior College defeated El Dorado Junior College 34 to 6 to improve to 6-2 overall and 4-2 in Jayhawk Conference play. Quarterback Jerry Reagan threw for 130 yards and three TDs, while Larry Macro and Richard Smith combined for rushing and receiving scores. El Dorado, under coach Dale Remsberg, fell to 1-6-1 overall and 1-5 in the conference.
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EL Dorado
Garden City Junior College
el Dorado JC
Jayhawk
Grizzlies
Garden
Coffeyville
Parsons
Kil Dorado
Dale Remsberg
LaCrosse Leopards Roll to WKEA Win Behind Schuckman Four TDs
LaCrosse fullback Leonard Schuckman scored four touchdowns on runs of 35 22 10 and 3 yards as the Leopards defeated Jetmore by 8 to clinch their second straight West Kansas Education Association football title. LaCrosse remains 7 0 this season and closes 1963 Nov. 18 versus Leon.
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Leonard Schuckman
Leopards
Kansas Education
LaCrosse
Jetmore
Schuckman
Leon
la Crosse
WKEA
Ring
Pas
Victoria
Dighton
Scott City
Scott
Ness City
High School Scores From The Associated Press Top Ten
Top ten high school football scores include Lawrence opening date and notable games such as Kapaun 29 over Wichita South, Fort Scott-Columbus tied with Wellington, Topeka 2 over Washington Bethel 14, Arkansas City 13 over Wichita North 7, Shawnee Mission North over Olathe, Clay Center over McPherson 49 to 0, Goodland 34, Junction City 7, Altamont 6, Iola 6 in a tie, Wichita West 46, Halina 14, Emporia.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Kapaun
Wichita South
Fort Scott-Columbus
Friay
Pokhiaine
Wellington
Topeka
Washington- Bethel
Arkansas City
Wichita North
Shawnee — Mission North
Olathe
Clay Center
McPhersont
Goodland
Atwood
Junction City
Chapman
Altamont
Iola
Wichita West
Newton
Halina
Emporia
Sublette Larks Defeat Syracuse 32 6 in Conference Football
Sublette Larks powered to a 32 to 6 High Plains Conference win over Syracuse High. Key drives covered 52 and 59 yards as Wright and McLain led scoring with Myers and Farr adding TDs. McLain ran 41 yards for a score. Riley had a long kickoff return and a late Syracuse score came on Schmidt.
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Syracuse
Sublette
Larks
Syracuse High
Larry Myers
Skip Messerly
Messerly
Haskell Wright
Bulldogs
Wright
Floyd McLain
Geary Farr
McLain
Myers
Pat Riley
Measerly
Russ Schmidt
Riley
Lark
Jerry Ellis
Schmidt
Glenn Hess
Ion
Busters Edge El Dorado In One-Sided County Clash
Garden dominated El Dorado 427 to 82 yards on 61 plays. Reagan led Garden with 54 rushing yards and 130 receiving yards on 7 completions with 3 TDs. Garden racked up 312 rushing yards while El Dorado managed 65, with penalties totaling 115 yards for Garden. Several players were ejected late. coach Homer Salter praised Garden’s first half and warned of upcoming Coffeyville.
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el Dorado
Garden
Jerry Reagan
Buster
Bears
Eighth Grade Club Loses Grid Finale at Penrose Stadium
Gary City Junior High eighth graders lose 21-6 to Ulysses eighths at Penrose Stadium in the final 1963 game. Ulysses builds a 14-6 halftime lead with two second quarter TDs, then extends to 41 points. Garden City’s Bab y Buffs suffer three defeats in the campaign. final margin caps a rough season.
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Penrose Stadium
Gary City Junior High
Merle Altman
Baby Buffs
Ulysses
Gardenhaa
Junior Tigers
Guymon
Okla
Garden City Rolls Past Hays High 27-7
Garden City Buffaloes overpower Hays Indians 27-7 on Wednesday night to seize third place in the West Central Kansas League. Buff backs pile up 396 rushing yards and 29 passing yards for 405 total. Bob Stalter leads with 147 yards on 29 carries, Mike Blackett adds 105 on 17 attempts, and Kent Carmichael contributes 58 rushing yards before an injury. Garden improves to 3-2 in league play and 5-2 overall. Hays falls to 2-3 in the conference and 2-4 overall. The Buffs dominate with end sweeps and fullback plunges, resting quarterback Tom Gardiner. Garden set up key scores in the first and third quarters, then clinched the win with two late touchdowns. The team takes a nine-day break before facing Pratt at home next Friday in the WCKL finale.
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Macro
Smith
John Jones
Maxie Williams
Garden
Williams
Busters
Reagan
Aerfale
Grizzly
HY Dorado
el Dorado
Gorden
Bears
Warren Letchfield
Grizzlies
Setchell
Bob Norton
Charles Patton
Grizalles
Roland Young
Willams
Scor
Ing
Simmons
Shine
Alexander
Terry Taylor
Aly
Darwin Grey
Doug Schifferle
Buffs
Gardens
Ulysses
Tiger
Pet Sandoval
Terry Percival
Sandoval
Percival
Stinemetze
Howard
Jim Concannon
HAYS
Garden City High
Buffaloes
Hays Indians
John Dickerson
Russell
Bob Stalter
Mike Blackett
Kent Carmichael
Johnny Hamman
Buffland
Tom Gardiner
Arlo Buller
Indians
Stalter
Blackett
Carmichael
Gardiner
Dickerson
Hamman
Joe Jeter
Dick Rhoads
Buff
Ronnie Goates
Goates
Jeter
Henry Sellers
Rhoads
Buller
Sellers
Buddy Butler
Steve Floyd
Richard Swenson
Buff Express
Dave Keller
Mike Collins
Blacket
Tackle
Pratt
Greenbacks
Scott City
Thursday Bowling and regional cross country schedule
Thursday features women's Coffee League bowling at 9 15 am and several leagues at Gare den Bowl including Athletic and Tumble weed in the evening. Cross country hosts an annual regional meet in two classes at Hays Country Club Fort Hays State College with top teams advancing to the state meet in Emporia next weekend.
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Gareden Bowl
Telegram-area
Wakin
Satanta
Ness City
Scott City
Johnson
Elkhart
Ulysses
Guymon
Okla
Hays Country Club
Fort Hays State College
Emporia
Civic Center
al Bregtor
Lucas
Garden Howl
Lake McKinney
Lakin
Garden City High
Liberal
Warren Hotel
Housewives League
Ae Alene
Garden Bowl
Schreibvogel Leads Classic Scratch Night With 243 Game
Fritz Schreibvogel of Palmer Jewelry rolled a high 243 as the Classic Scratch League completed week nine at Garden Bowl. Ray Shearmire toped a 621 series for KGLD TV. Palmer Jewelry posted top team marks 609 in a 1,734 series. Deerfield Co-op posted best team series 2,736 with several close results across multiple matches.
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Fritz Schreibvogel
Palmer Jewelry
Ray Shearmire
Kgldtv
Kgld-Tv
Belle Lumber
Rickman Body Shop
Red
Cities Service
Henkle
Phil Stouge
Conoco Service
Robert Flynn
Eagles Lodge
Deerfield Co-op
Garden City Ice Co
Million Motors
Eagles Club
Garden City Co Op
Com Tobaccco Co
Massey-Ferguson
Optimist
Dust Bowlers
Golda West
Farm Bureau
Alice Embree
Krebs Construction
Helen Careathers
Scott City Air Service
Santa Fe Ettes
Coca-Cola
Scott City
Air Service
Anamo, Inc
Garden Bowl
John Collins Agency
Wichita area high school football scores
Wichita East beat Wichita Heights 28 to 26. Wichita Southeast defeated Dodge City 28 to 23. El Dorado 28 over Wichita Campus 7. Manhattan routed Abilene 6 to 0. Garden City 27, Hays 7. Great Bend 14, Russell 6. Topeka Seaman 437, Topeka Shawnee Heights 34.
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Wichita East
Wichita Heights
Wichita Southeast
Dodge
City
el Dorado
Wichita
Manhattan
Abilene
Garden City
Hays
Great Bend
Russell
Topeka
Seaman
Shawnee Heights
Garden City Bears Ranked Fourteenth in NJCAA Poll
Northeastern Oklahoma leads the fourth weekly NJCAA football coaches poll with an unbeaten seven games. Cameron Lawton and Mason City follow at Nos. 2 and 3. Coffeyville sits at 11, Hutchinson at 13, and Garden City at 14.
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Dodge City
Oklahoma
Miami
National Junior College Athletic Association
Northeastern
Cameron
Lawton
Okla
Mason City
Iowa
Coffeyville
Hutchinson
Garden City
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Regan
Larry Macro
Richard Smith
Harry Nespoll
Warren Alexander
Nespoll
Gary Bannon
Sammy Simmons
Thrust
Tony Bisbane
Bisbane
Bisano
Schifferle
Jones
el Dorade
Sublette-Larks
Sharom Springs
Dodge City St. Mary
Ernest McDoneld
Farr
Larka
Syracuse Ee -O
Lise
Telegram
Tommy Gardiner
Homer Salters
Salter
Scotty Davis
Ron Donahue
Melvin Gleason
Hutchinson JC
Ulysses Garden
Garden City Hays
Sarez
Sports Slate
Garden City Telegram
Schreibvogel
Garden Broacbusters
Coaches Poll
VFEFW
Tony Brungardt
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