Railers win Douglass Goodwill Wrestling Tournament title
Newton High School wrestling claimed the Douglass Goodwill title with seven finalists and four first places led by seniors Tolbert Johnson Moore and Garcia. They outscored Derby 137 to 123, with sophomores Kasitz Moser Walker claiming seconds and freshman Weir fourth. The Railers open home action Thursday against El Dorado at 7 p.m.
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Newton Railers Fall to Dodge City in Season Opener
In the first game of the season Newton High School and the Dodge City Demons met with Dodge City rallying after halftime to win 67-41. Chad Kincaid led Dodge City with 14 points while Newton’s Brian Gray had 16 points and 10 rebounds amid a 29 turnover night and 30 percent shooting. The Railers trailed 22-19 at the half, then were outscored 19-5 in the third period as Dodge City outrebounded 44-37 with 24 offensive boards. Newton JV and sophomore squads won on the road.
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Unbeaten teams pace early college hoops slate
Kansas and Kansas State remain undefeated as Oklahoma also wins, while Missouri tops North Texas State 97-84 in a Big Eight context. Kansas shoots 73 percent in a dominant first half led by Herb Nobles 19 and John Douglas 14 as Ted Owens enjoys strong early results.
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Wesleyan tops Bethel on late free throws in KCAC clash
Kansas Wesleyan used 18 of 20 second half free throws to overturn Bethel College 86-75 after trailing 43-34 at halftime. Brown led Wesleyan with 26 points while Teeter added 22 and Shine 21 as Bethel’s Schmidt fouled out. Bethel’s next home game hosts Friends.
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Newton girls win fourth consecutive league gymnastics title
The Newton High School Railers captured their fourth straight Arkansas Valley League crown with 83.07 points, led by Tina Harrison who won the all around and event titles in vault and balance beam. Arkansas City finished second, Derby trailed, and Newton advances to the regional tournament in Newton, with state meet set for Topeka on December 18.
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