Two Barred From Munich Olympics for Stand Incident
The International Olympic Committee barred American track stars Vince Matthews and Wayne Collett from all future Olympic competitions after their victory stand demonstration during the 400 meters final. Matthews and Collett did not stand at attention during the American anthem, provoking the IOC to issue a letter of displeasure to USOC president Clifford Buck.
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Six Shore Golf Honors At Garden City Club
Doris Sloan won A flight on regular ladies day at Garden City Country Club with a six hole event titled Guess Your Own Score. Frances Cox won B flight while Blanche Salyer topped A flight in whole play and Bonnie Martin led B flight. Blanche Sabrer and others seeded in detailed pairings for next Tuesday’s Kansas Women’s Golf Association net score round.
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Shockers and Aggies clash to open 1972 season
Wichita State hosts Texas A&M in Cessna Stadium at 7 30 p m as AP reports the Shockers aim to air it out led by QB Tommy Owen and receivers Bill Moore and Bruce Gerleman The Aggies counter with Lex James Brad Dusek and Mark Green The Shocker backfield includes Don Gilley Bill Trammell and Don Burford Injuries leave only Fred Flannigan and Jim Billinger out for Wichita State Texas A&M returns five wins six losses last season.
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Don Burford
Aggies
Lex James
Brad Dusek
Mark Green
Bubba Bean
Bob Sea
N Tuan
Missouri Valley
Fred Flannigan
Jim Billinger
Composite schedule lists 41 games for Garden City squads
The Telegram presents a 1972 composite football schedule covering seven Garden City teams across junior college, high school varsity, B team and Hubert Junior High. The slate spans 34 dates with 41 games, starting tonight with Garden City High at Colby, and includes non league and conference games at Memorial Stadium and other venues through November.
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KWU Roster Features Two Area Players from Southwest Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan University lists two Southwest Kansans on its football roster. Sophomore outside linebacker Mike Lindsay of Ulysses stands 6 7 and 200 pounds and was a defensive regular and second string quarterback behind John Hartsham as a freshman. Lindsay led KWU with interceptions in 1971 as a standout early in the season. Also listed is freshman end Steve Raney of Syracuse, education major, 59 and 150 pounds. Army's Ed Panels of West Haven, Conn., contributes 23 receptions from last season.
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Tulsa
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Dennis Morrison
Morrison
Henry Childs
John Goerger
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Steve Shores
Raymond Rhodes
Texas Christian
Ed White
Hurricane
Todd Starks
Mike Lindsay
Ulysses
Coyote
John Hartsham
KWU
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Syracuse
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Army
Ed Panels
West Haven
Conn
Jets name Tom McVie player coach in Johnstown
Tom McVie was named Thursday player coach of the Eastern Hockey League's Johnstown Jets in Johnstown Pennsylvania. He signed a one year contract to replace Eddie Kachur who suffered a shoulder separation last season and cannot return as a player for 1972 73.
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ULYSSES' MARTIN AT SPLIT END Ex-GCJC Players Join KU
Lawrence KU opens 1972 football season hosting non league Washington State at Memorial Stadium. ex GCJC players Terry Adams Richard Bilski and Bob Martin listed in starting positions Adams 63 225 center Bilski 63 240 left guard Martin 63 192 21 at split end.
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Jaco
GCJC
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Westhampton
N.Y
Bob Martin
Ulysses High
Annual Alumni Game At Memorial Stadium To Test Juco Players
Garden City Junior College schedules its annual Juco Alumni football game at Memorial Stadium at 8 pm Saturday, with final practice at 6 pm today at Penrose Stadium. About 35 to 40 alumni are expected to compete against GCIC, under interim coach George Walstad who will trim rosters from 45 to the first conference game.
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P.mad Aay Garde
Garden City
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Tor
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Jayhawk
Mon
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Liberal West
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Lir Gardiy Hynosis
Dodge
Glyn Cosferares
Cama
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Memorial Stadium
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Penrose Stadium
Doyle McGraw
Ross ‘Thornbrugh
Kenny Wicks
Junior College Physical Education
Broacbuster
GCIC
Independence Jace
Savad
George Walstad
Walstad
Buster Baseballers Split Double Bill with Colby
Garden City and Colby split a fall double header at Colby as Colby won the opener 6 4 in seven innings and Garden City captured the nightcap 12 0. Garden City led 4 1, Colby erupted for five runs in the seventh to win. Harbutz pitched three hitless innings in the opener, while Bergkamp homered in the fourth for Garden City. In the nightcap Bergkamp and Douglass each finished with strong pitching and hit details.
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Garden City
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Irosh
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Ken Parker
Harbutz
Robert Powell
Powell
Talley Heads Panhandle State Into Senior Season
Ron Talley of Garden City begins his final college football season with Panhandle State College. The 5-11 165 pound split end led PSC receivers last fall with 33 receptions for 456 yards as new coach Ron Cote takes over after the death of Oscar Williams. The Aggies open the 1972 schedule with a nonleague game at Portales against Eastern New Mexico.
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Final Quest for Ryun Meets Keino in Olympic Heat
The 25 year old Jim Ryun faces Kip Keino in the fourth of seven 1500m quarter-final heats in Munich. Ryun, a former world record holder, hopes to advance after a roller coaster season while Keino seeks Olympic history by attempting to win the 1500m twice and chase a double in these Games. Dave Wottle also aims for a double and runs in heat one after winning the 800m.
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Los Angeles
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Ohio
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