Wildcats Rout Hinkley 79 to 48 in Northern Conference
Greeley led the Wildcats with strong interior play as they built a commanding lead, aided by Brumley and Sweiter on the boards and Devtcher’s and Wheeler’s scoring bursts. Hinkley struggled from the field, producing few baskets as the Wildcats pulled away early and never looked back.
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Daryl Bramiey
Tommy
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Wheeler
Wildcate
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Apan Greeley
Deuknet
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Larry Break
Smother
Sweiteer
Devtcher
Brum Jehot
GHS
Davis
Sorensott
Larry Sweitzer
Tribune
Paul Moloney
CSC Bears top ENMU 86 72 in season opener
The Bears defeated Eastern New Mexico University 86 to 72 behind Holst with 21 of his total in the second half. Cross and Holst fueled a surge as CSU built a 64 point lead and held on after ENMU trimmed the margin to one before the final stretch.
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Fy Wylhe Smith
Alibe Ha
Colorado Sisbe College
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Wille Crosa
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New Mexico
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North
Chese Hart
Eastern Junior College
Cross Greeley
Mesa Hinkdey
Allen
California
Broomfield Tops Devil Matmen In Nonsubtle Duel
Broomfield dominated the wrestling night at Fort Lupton scoring heavily on pins as five C State starters, including Walker and Smith, clashed with College High. Walker opened with a takedown, later led 42, exchanged near falls, and edged the match as Berry and teammates surged. Other bouts featured Shankwiler and Pegg contributions, with Fort Lupton and Louisville games noted alongside.
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College ‘High
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Johnson Wei Bisa
Tony Nolasco
Kinner
Rerey Lavach
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Ken Fujii
Jim Burton
Dos. Johns
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Bernie Koeppen
Allen
Howard Kirkpatrick
Hvy
Lewman
Ira Haskett
Dale Mc Marshall
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Williams
Wolski
Estes Park Opens Season With Loss To Laporte
Estes Park led 24 20 at halftime but slumped in the third quarter as Laporte pulled away to win 40 45 in a non conference opener. The horn sounded with Estes Park trailing after a cold stretch.
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Brush 65 Wray 46 tallies in state grid notes
Aurora Central beat Boulder 122 points in the first half while Central’s Terry Taylor and Tom Marshall each scored 14. Longmont outscored Fort Collins 39-15 in middle periods as Burr Adams led Sterling with 22. Fort Morgan, Loveland, and other schools appear in scattered results and upcoming games.
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Loveland
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Larry Hoffner
John Copher
Art Eott
Bud Strohman
Soulder
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Liv'good
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McCoy Snyder
Checkas
Boyles
New Mexico
Dick Ellis
Bayliss
Gentry Vigil
Sible
Sibos
Central Rebels Fall Short In Narrow Wiggins Loss
Weld Central faced Valley High and Wiggins in a Friday night basketball clash. The Valley High Rebels led early and expanded a second-half margin before Central rallied with notable scoring from Perry Marolt and Vern Bosky, but Wiggins held on to win 59-56.
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Tom Smith
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Corral
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Walter
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O Robinett
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Hemple
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O Rynning
G. Broyles
Miller
Marit
Smith
Jacoby
Loh
Deaths and Funerals list Kern and McCartney families
Ellen H Kern of 1200 Ninth Street wife of John F Kern and mother of Charles Kern of Greeley plus Shirley Anns Davis of New York sister W C Springston of Salem Ark and Lita Mead of Fort Morgan. Also nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 2 pm Monday Adamson Memorial Chapel Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Donations suggested to First United Presbyterian Church Building Fund. James W McCartney of 2420 16th Ave husband of Ruby B McCartney and father of Alda McCartney Amarillo Thelma McVey Denver Anxine Viethous Bridgesdale Mark McCartney Long Beach Daniel McCartney Sandy Thomas McCartney Berthoud Mary Claycomb Albuquerque Kath Tym McCartney Charlotte McCartney and Christine Paulkonalt Denver. Also eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Recitation of rosary 7:10 Sunday Adamson Memorial Chapel Requiem Mass 9:00 am Monday St Peters Catholic Church Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Donations to Heart Fund.
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Adamson Memorial Chanel
Flrst United Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Jamea W. McCartney
16Th Ave
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Ruby B. McCartney
Alda Me.Cartney
Amarillo
Tex
Aliss Char Jotte McCartney
Christeen Paulkonalt
Denver
Adamson Memorial Chapel
St Peters Catholic Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Heart Fund
Flower Ranch owner Herald Adcock cited in scene
A local report highlights Herald Adcock as owner of Flower Ranch in a community scene. The article centers on ownership and operations tied to the flower ranch, with brief notes on local impact.
Windsor Defeats Roosevelt in Non-Conference Victory
Windsor defeated Roosevelt 58 to 49 as Windsor held Roosevelt to 80 shots while Windsor took 60. Gary Weinmeister led rebounders with 12 and Ken Leinweber added 10 rebounds. Windsor also won the B game 27 to 26. The game featured Windsor’s strong third quarter and high team defense.
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Roosevelt High School
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Gary Weinmeister
Ken Leinweber
Roos't
Meisner
Ulmann
Wameister
Wiest
Meyer & Steinber
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