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TUN HAYS DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1965 Demons Barely Get By Hays High, 12-6 A Hays High fumble on an attempted punt paved the way for the winning touchdown as the Dodge City Red Demons pulled out a 12-6 win over the Indians in a West Central Kansas League game played at Dodge City Friday night. The win for the Red Demons gave them sole possession of the number one spot in the loop standings with a 4-0 mark. Hays High meanwhile suffered its third loop setback and dropped the Indians out of contention. The fumble that up the winning TD for the Demons came with 2:35 left in the game. With fourth down and five to go on the Dodge City 40-yard line the Indians decided to settle for the tie and sent Terry Enright back to punt.

The snap from center was high and went through the hands of Enright. Enright recovered the ball and in an attempt to get the ball off again he was hit and the ball fell loose. Dodge City's Gerald Pool then scooped up the ball and dashed all the way to the eight where he was overtaken by Ken Brungardt. Two plays later, Dodge City's fine little quarterback Mike Montgomery went over for the winning score from two yards out. After a scoreless first quarter, the Red Demons scored first, getting a touchdown with 10:26 left in the second period.

The TD came on a one-yard plunge by the Demons' little fullback, Louis Dorsey. The point after, a kick, was blocked by Donnie Hertel. Hertel turned in a fine defensive game for the Indians. The score climaxed a 35-yard drive that started after Terry Enright got off a short punt. The drive was highlighted by a 24-yard, pass from Montgomery to Hughs.

At intermission time, the score still stood at 6-0, but with only five plays recorded in the third period, Hays High's tall end Greg Robinson picked up a Dodge City fumble and raced 40 yards for the score. The kick for the point after by Bob Blazer was no good. The Indians, once again played their best ball in the second half. The best the Red Demons could do against the Indians' solid defensive team in the last two periods was 17 yards. Hays High's Ken Brungardt was the leading ball carrier of the game as the big senior fullback ripped off 67 yards on 19 carries.

Next on the list for the Indians was Terry Enright who had 35 yards on six carries. This was probably Enright's best running for the season. Norb Brungardt, on three carries, had 15 yards. Dorsey was tops for the winners with 32 yards on 15 carries. Next was Mike Barhydt with 16 yards on seven attempts.

He was followed by Tony Guenthener with 13 yards on five carries. Mark Hartman was the Indians' defensive ace with a total of 13 tackles. Next for the Indians were Enright, Hertel, Blazer and Bob Schmidt with! six tackles each. Schmidt also! blocked a kick for an attempted point after. HH DC 7 First downs 5 127 Yards rushing 78 27 Yards lost rushing 29 15 Passes attempted 10 4 Passes completed 6i 70 Yards by passing 74! 170 Total offense 1231 6-157 Punts-yards 8-257 2-1 Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-40 Penalties-yards 2-10 Late Drive By Spartans Beats Purdue GARTH MASSEY, a 170-pound offensive guard for the Hays High Indians, turned in another of his usual outstanding performances Friday night at Dodge City.

Despite Massey's fine showing, the Indians lost to the Red Demons, 12-6. Massey, a WCKL first team all-star choice last season, is again high for top honors this year. (Hays News Photo) Kansas High School Football By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cass Midway (Mo.) 40, Stanley 0 Osawatomie 31, Springs 6 Ottawa 32, Augusta 26 Shawnee Mission East Wyandotte 14 32, Shawnee St. Joseph 27, Gardner 7 12 Sumner 18, Kansas City Hogan LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) Second-ranked Michigan State scrambled back from the brink of extinction on the running of Bob Apisa and Clint Jones and beat Purdue 14-10 Saturday on two fourth-quarter The victory moved the Spar-i tans along toward the Big Ten football championship and a Rose Bowl trip as they ran their conference record to 4-0.

Purdue dropped to 2-1. The rugged Spartan kept Purdue in the hole through- out the second half after the' Boilermakers had built up a 10-1 0 halftime lead on the deadly! short passes of Bob Griese and the hard running of Randy Minniear. Keeping Griese punting from near his goal line in the second half, Turner 20, Argentine 12 Washington (Bethel) 23, Ward 19 Wellsville 33, Spring Hill 6 Arma 31, Baxter Springs 7 College High of Pittsburg 41, Galena 20 Parsons St. Pat 59, McCune 0 Pittsburg 14, Parsons 7 Baldwin 39, Louisberg 14 Burlingame 28, Scranton 19 Overbrook 53, Williamsburg 6 Effingham 14, Tonganoxie 6 Centralia 33, Highland 20 Centralia 33, Highlnd 20 Council Grove 13, Cotonwood Falls 0 Kensington 19, Almena 12 Marion 21, Centre 0 Wamego 20, Osage City 6 Wichita Carroll 26, Wichita Cltv 35 Wichita Rosedale 22, Olathe 6 Jarbalo 53, Meriden 0 Wellington 33, Newton 26 Gfeat.Bend 6, Salina 0 Cunningham 65, Preston 19 Natoma 60, Woodston 0 Alden 56, Radium 6 Geneseo 28, Marquette 6 Cheney 24, Mt. Hope 7 Durham 60, Bentley 6 Cimmaron 7, Southwestern Heights 0 Fairfield 48, Garden Plain 20 Bushton 26, Chase 0 La Crosse 13, Leoti 7 Wichita Heights 32, Wichita Kapaun 18 Wichita West 40, Wichita South 0 Alma 13, Alta Vista 6 Burlingame 28, Scranton 19 Clay Center 7, Junction City 0 Clyde 47, Glasco 0 Downs 33, Beloit St.

John's 0 Dwight 32, St. George 7 Ellis 20, Stockton 6 Haven 14, Buhler 14 (tie) Hiawatha 20, Horton 7 Madison 14, Leroy 13 Marysville 60, Minneapolis 0 Melvern 27, Lyndon 0 Neodesha 35, Burlington 0 Ness City 19, Ransom 12 Perry 41, Oskaloosa 7 St. Marys 40, Rossville 0 Victoria 45, Otis 0 Washington 48, Blue Valley 6 Odin 13, Bison 6 Dodge City 12, Hays 6 Ellsworth 27, Sterling 0 Halstead 32, Pretty Prairie 0 Kingman 13, Attica 7 Harper 32, Caldwell 6 Elkhart 13, Sublette 7 Dighton 7, Jetmote 6 Hanston 47, Burdett 7 Belpre Trousdale 54, Haviland Hays High Frosh Down Hoisington The Hays High freshmen defeated Hoisington freshman last week here by a score of 19-0. Scoring the TDs for the young Indians were Ted Belden, Clayton Noffsinger and Neal Hammerschmidt. A game with the St.

Joseph's Cadets is in the making for this week- Michigan State finally: 28 started clicking and scored on! Claflin 19, Holyrood 7 drives of 50 and 40 yards. The winning touchdown drive was helped by 20 yards of Purdue penalties for offside and a personal foul. Jones went from the getting a fine block from Apisa. Michigan Staie 00 Bucklin 54, Lewis 26 Anthony 33, Kiowa 7 Little River 35, Wilson 14 Inman 40, Remington 6 St. John 26, Stafford 7 Minrieola 44, Macksville 25 Lyons 52, Hoisington 7 Medicine Lodge 21, Pratt 13 Canton 26, Roxbury 0 Protection 13, Greensburg 12 Byers 20, Sylvia 17 Wichita East 13, Wichita Southeast 0 Dorrance 18, Gorham 7 Hamilton 25, Atlanta 7 Beverly 32, BrookvUle 7 Moran 6, Uniontown 0 Olpe 41, Waverly 0 Elsmore 40, Colony 0 Washington 48, Blue Valley 6 Hoyt 66, Circleville 12 Oxford 6, Conway Springs 0 Moline 7, Wayside 6 Fowler 6, Cbldwater 0 Leon 33, Howard 6 Carbondale 26, Pamona 6 Strong City 37, Goessel 13 Andover 20, Circle 6 Tribune 13, Scott City 7 Windhorst 31, Ensign 27 Lawton 13, Norman 6 Oxford 6, Conway Springs 0 Moundridge 26, Nickerson 7 Ashland 13, Kinsley 7 Hampton 47, Burdett 7 Marion 21, Center 0 Longford 38, Avora 12 Madison 14, Leroy 13 Peabody 20, Hillsboro 0 Pawnee Rock 38, Garfield 0 Medicine Lodge 21, Pratt 13 Abilene 19, McPherson 0 Clifton 26, Riley County 7 Colby 20, St.

Francis 0 Concordia 20, Beloit 13 Ellinwood 25, Lindsborg 0 Eudora 2, Desoto 0 Fort Scott 33, lola 0 Gridley 9, Lebo 0 Hayden 32, Atchison 19 Highland Park 12, Topeka West 6 Hill City 19, PlainvUle 0 Independence 26, Columbus 6 Linn 25, Frankfort 0 Manhattan 19, Emporia.6 McLouth 14, Valley Falls 6 Norton 22, Hoxie 0 Oakley .33, Oberlin 0 Sabetha 38, Holton 18 Silver Lake 14, Onaga 0 Soloman 12, White City 0 WaKeeney 14, Phillipsburg 7 Washburn Rural 33, Shawnee Heights 7 Wathena 19, Midway (Denton) 6 Winchester 32, Troy 0 Pittsburg St. Marys 20, Riverton 13 Girard 33, Southeast of Cherokee 7 Frontenac 27, Erie 0 Hutchinson 14, Derby 7 Leavenworth 20, Seaman 7 Shawnee Mission North 13, Lawrence 7 Ulysses 20, St. Mary of Plains, Dodge City 0 AnHale 21, Argonja 7 Clear-water 22, Goddard 0 Maize 33, Sedgwfck 13 Atlanta Braves Name' Walker As Instructor ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) The Atlanta Braves have named Fred (Dixie) Walker, their batting instructor at Milwaukee for two seasons, as the club's Southeastern scouting representative. Walker led the National League in hitting with a .357 average in 1944.

During an 18-year Nebraska Bombs Colorado LINCOLN, Neb. ranked Nebraska bombed Colorado With long gains and scoring spectaculars Saturday, including a 95 yard run touchdown, and whipped the previously undefeated Buffaloes 38 to 13. The big thriller for a homecoming crowd of 54,110 came late in the first quarter of the Big Eight game after a Colorado punt had put Nebraska in shadow of its own goal. Quarterback Fred Duda hit end Freeman White with a pass, and White outhustled Colorado defenders to score. It was the season's sixth straight victory for Nebraska.

For Colorado it was the first lost after three victories and two ties. Colorado defenders, who had allowed opponents only 28 points in five games, contained Nebraska rushes moderately well, but couldn't stop the Husker air attack. The nation's top scoring and top.rushing team going into the contest, Nebraska gained 149 yards on the ground and 223 by air. Colorado was held to two field goals on boots of 34 and 36 yards by Frank Rogers in 'the first half, but pushed across a touchdown with minutes remaining of the game. Dennis Drummond intercepted a Nebraska pass and ran it to Nebraska's 20, A Bemie Mcall pass to Tad Polumbus and a short run advanced the ball to the 7.

Sophomore halfback Larry Plantz skirted end to score. A punt reception fumble by Plantz early in the game was recovered by Nebraska's Harry Wilson on the 50 to set up the first Nebraska score. A 16-yard Duda pass to Tony Jeter coupled with a 15-yard penalty put Larry Wachholtz in position to kick a 35-yard field goal into a 22-mile-an-hour wind. Wachholtz, the country's punt return leader, ran back the ensuing Colorado kick 60 yards before being downed on Colorado's 12. Wilson dived one yard for a touchdown four plays later.

A later first half touchdown run by Duda and a 14-yard scoring pass from Duda to White put Nebraska in front 31-6 at the intermission, and substitute quarterback Bob Churchich fattened the margin with a fourth quarter touchdown after a scoreless third period. A fumble recovery by Barry Alvarez on Colorado's 20 made the final never in trouble. Its linebacking corps, headed by All-America candidate Carl McAdams, forced K-State to run inside the ends on most occasions and its hard- rushing forwards kept the Wildcats' -Vic Castillo, the league's leading passer, off balance all afternoon. Fullback Larry Brown paced the Oklahoma attack with two touchdowns, slamming over from the 1 and from the 2, but it was the slashing running of halfback Tommy Pannell and cat-quick keeper plays by quar- tally possible. Colorado 339 7-13 Wildcats Dealt 27-0 Loss MANHATTAN, Kan.

Oklahoma wasted no time in shattering Kansas State's hopes for ah upset victory for its homecoming fans as it rolled to an easy 27-0 Big Eight victory Saturday. It was the Sooners' second straight league victory and K- terback Gene Cagle that dealt K-State the most misery. Kansas State's deepest penetration came late in the game when it moved from its own 49 t6 the 00 17 before Castillo proved three straight incomplete passes. The Wildcats' only State's sixth consecutive a series of penalties, fumbles and pass interceptions 20 that interrupted the consistency of its offense, the Sooners were other scoring sortee came in the third quarter when they moved 10 to the Oklahoma Defensive halfback Rod Cross- hite gave the slim crowd of 14,000 a taste of what to expect halfway through the first quarter when he fielded Bob Ballard's punt on his 32 and went 62 yards for the opening touchdown. Ballard had a shot at him on the 15 but Crosshite shook him off and went in standing up.

Oklahoma moved 65 yards in 10 plays for its second touchdown. Cagle slipped through the line on a 12-yard keeper for the touchdown. The hard rushing Sooner backs punished the K-State defense for 342 yards, their btfst offensive output in winning two losing three this year. Kansas State also had its best day rushing with 128 but could manage only 62 yards passing. Oklahoma 7 14 0 6-27 K-State 0100-0 62 punt return (Shotts kick) 12 run (kick failed) OU L.

Brown 1 run (Hammond pass to Pannell) OU L. Brown 2 run (kick failed) Statistics of the Oklahoma-Kansas State football game: First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intcpd by Punts 4-26 11-28 Fumbles, lost 3 1 Yards penalized 95 35 OS 19 342 30 3-10 2 KS 13 128 63 5-20 Mizzou Overpowers Iowa State AMES, Iowa (AP) Missouri overpowered Iowa State 23-7 Saturday on the running of Charlie Brown, Carl Reese and John Roland for its third Big Eight conference victory. The Tigers, tied with Nebraska for the conference lead and setting the stage for their meeting at Columbia, next Saturday, scored three of the first four times they got the football. Roland started the Tigers goalward twice with punt returns of 16 and 23 yards, and scored the third touchdown on a four-yard run to climax a 60- yard march in the second period. A four play, 37-yard drive put Missouri in front 7-0 with the game less than four minutes old.

Gary Lane passed 20 yards to Earl Denny for the touchdown! Gary King's fumble of Ray West's punt and Ray Thorpe's recovery put the Tigers only 10 yards away from their second touchdown. Brown went into the end zone from one yard out on fourth down. The Cyclones had two scoring opportunities in the third quarter before finally getting a touchdown and becoming the first team to score on the ground against Missouri's strong line this season. West's punt into a gusty northwest wind traveled only 18 yards to the Missouri 29. A 19- yard- Tim Val Galder to Eppie Barney pass put the Cyclones on the three-yard line, and two plays later Leslie Webster plunged in from 4he two.

Iowa Sta'te had the ball for all except eight plays in the third period, But it was stopped two yards away from a touchdown after driving 38 yards. Roland's fumble of the second half kickoff on the Mizzou 40 presented the Cyclones with this unsuccessful scoring chance. Missouri's Bill Bates, a Storm Lake, Iowa, youth, added a 27- yard field goal in the fourth quarter. Iowa State, losing its second conference game, reached the Missouri 38 after a 42-yard march in the first quarter but did not get beyond midfield after that in the first half. Brown, the nation's seventh leading ground gainer this week, rushed for 95 yards on 22 carries.

Reese added 55 yards. Roland, who also intercepted a Van Galder pass, returned three ptmts a total of 77 yards. Webster, a sophomore from Omaha, leading was ball Iowa State's carrier with 71 yards on 18 carries. Willie Robinson, who was injured in the third quarter, contributed 30 yards to Iowa State's meager rushing yardage. Van Galder, in trying to pass, was thrown for a total of 41 yards in rushing losses and the Cyclones wound, up with only 85 yards on the ground.

Mo. la. State Iowa State MO Denny 20 pass from Lane (Bates kick) MO kick) MO failed) Brown 1 run (Bates Roland 4 run (kick IS Webster 2 run (Balkovec kick) MO FG Bates 27 Attendance 20,500. Statistics of the Missouri-Iowa State football game: 17 First downs 17 Rushing yardage 197 Passing yardage 41 Passes 3 9 Passes intercepted 1 Punts 7-39 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 51 Yang May Renoupce Chinese Citizenship LOS ANGELES (AP) C.K. Yang, holder of the world decathlon record, says he may renounce his Chinese national citizenship if criticism of him continues in Taipei newspapers.

Yang, 32, now a public relations man for a wine firm and a part-time track coach, says he is happy in the United States. But he adds he has no desire to renounce his Chinese citizenship unless hostile public opinion in Formosa makes him an exile. Lawrence Is Handed 2nd Defeat TOPEKA (AP) The high- scoring Pioneers from Wichita West, top-ranked team in the Associated Press Kansas high school football poll, marked up their 21st game without a defeat Friday night, downing Wichita South 40-0. The Pioneers have been tied once in the 21-game span and are 6-0 for the current season. They now have scored 194 points to a total of 6 for six opponents.

The poll's No. 2 team, great Bend, made its record 6-0 in a big one Friday night. Great Bend downed eighth-ranked Salina, 6-0. Salina is now 4-2. Another big game saw third- ranked Shawnee Mission North defeating- fourth-place Lawrence 13-7.

The victory ran the Shawnee Mission North record for the season to 6-0, while Lawrence is 4-2. Shawnee Mission East, the fifth-place team, defeated Wyandotte 32-15. Shawnee Mission East is now 4-2 and Wyandotte 3-3. Mulvane, the No. 6 team and possessor of the state's longest winning streak, romped over Valley Center, 32-7.

Mulvane now has won 30 games in a row, six of them this season. Fort Scott, ranked No. 7, took 85 i a one-sided victory from lola, 119 33-0. Washington High of Bethel 11-27 0 6-34 1ft Victoria Knights Still Unbeaten Purdue 00-10U8 Haviland Academy 20, Hudson Nebraska 17 14 0 Wachholtz 35 NEB Wilson 1 run (Wachholtz kick) NEB White 95 pass from Rogers 34 Duda (Wachholtz kick) Rogers 36 6 run (Wachholtz kick) NEB White 14 pass from Duda (Wachholtz kick) 1 run (Wachholtz kick) 7 run (Rogers kick) Attendance 54,110. Statistics of the Colorad6- Nebraska game.

Colo. Nebr. First downs 13 17 Rushing yardage 134 149 Passing yardage 125 223 Passes 11-29 10-28 Passes Intcpd by Punts 8-3 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 20 6-34 1 26 The Victoria Knights scoring almost at will walked over the Otis Eagles, 45-0, in a homecoming affair for the Knights Friday night. A total of seven different Victoria players broke into the scoring column. Victoria took a 14-0 first quarter lead, added 12 more in the second period, and after a' scoreless third period, the Knights added 19 more points in the fourth.

WaKeeney Upends Panthers, 14-7 The Mid-Continent League leading WaKeeney 1 I start Eagles scored two touchdowns in the final period to defeat the Phillipsburg Panthers 14-7, in a MCL battle at Phillipsburg Friday night. The touchdowns for the Golden Eagles came on a three-yard run by Chuck Purinton and a seven yard run by Rich Hockman. Greg Hardin kicked both extra points. Phillipsburg's only TD came in the first period and was scored by Rick Woodring from one yard out. Phillipsburg failed to call in the results, so the statistics were not available.

Anderson Passes For Six TDs As Tulsa Rips Cincy playing career, he had a batting average. .306 Something to sell? Wantad it TULSA, Okla. (AP)-Quarterback Bill Anderson passed for six touchdowns and end Howard Twilley shattered another NCAA pass receiving record Saturday as Tulsa humbled Cincinnati 496 in a Missouri Valley Conference football game. Twilley caught 14 passes for 226 yards to rush past the career yardage mark of 2,453 set by Hugh Campbell of Washington State in 1960-62. Twilley, a senior, has caught 200 passes for 2,578 yards during his career at Tulsa.

Twilley, who broke Campbells record of 176 career pass receptions last week, also tied the career mark for touchdowns with his second score of the day. It was his 23rd, tying him with Vito Ragazzo, who played for William Mary in 1947-49. Twilley now owns or shares every NCAA pass receiving mark on the books. His 14 receptions Saturday gave him 73 lor the season, just 22 short of Quarterback Randy Schmidtberger started the scoring in the first quarter on a 20-yard run. Francis Weigel added the point after.

The second TD came on a two-yard dive by Harry Roth. The point after came on a run by Allen Hoffman. Hoffman, the Knights' big ground gainer for the season carried the ball only four times during the entire game. Hoffman tallied Victoria's third touchdown on a four yard run. Also scoring in the second period was speedster Larry Rome on a 14-yard run.

A pass from Schmidtberger to Jerry Dinkel for 25 yards gave the Knights six more points to off the 'fourth period. Schmidtberger also threw to Sam Braun for the point after. A three-yard run by Weigel made the score 39-0. Francis Gross closed out the scoring going over from the three. Outstanding offensive men for the Knights were Randy Schmidtberger, Francis and Francis Gross.

Defensive standouts were Kenny Schmidtberger, Jerry Dinkel, Bill Dinkel and Harry Roth. Victoria, number one team among the Class schools, will play the St. Joseph Cadet squad this Wednesday at Victoria. The Knights on the season are undefeated, posting a 5-0 Victoria 12 289 mark. First downs Yards Rushing Yards Lost Rushing 9 Passes attempted 7 Passes Completed 3 Yards by Passing 63 Total Offense 343 Punts-Yards 2 55 Fumbles-Lost 2 -1 Penalties-Yards 5 55 Otis 2 38 33 9 4 22 27 7 -109 4-4! pulled one of the night's biggest upsets, defeating ninth-ranked Ward, 23-19.

It not only was the first defeat of the season for Ward, but the first time it had been scored on. Oakley, ranked No. 10 in this week's poll, took an easy 33-0 win from Oberlin. Neodesha made it 24 victories in a row with a 35-0 win over Burlington. Wathena won its 15th straight, defeating previously unbeaten Midway of Denton, 19-6.

Olp3 made it 12 victories straight with a 41-0 defeat of Waverly. Silver Lake defeated Onaga 14-0 and now has a record of 20 victories and one tie in its last 21 games. Baldwin downed previously unbeaten Louisburg 39-14. Baldwin has now won 17 and tied one in its last 18 games. Norton downed Hoxie 22-0; Russell defeated Hays St.

Josephs Thursday night, 33-13; Leavenworth downed Seaman, 20-7; Manhattan defeated Emporia 19-6; Arkansas City defeated Campus 35-0, and Victoria downed Otis, 45-0. Eddie Arcaro won the Jockey 1 5 i Club Gold Cup race 10 times. his record 95 last year. Tulsa has four games left. The Galena Park, senior who went into Saturday's game needing 102 yards to' surpass Campbell's mark, gained 93 on eight grabs in the first half and passed Campbell's record with a 41-yard reception on the second play of the second half.

Flanker Neal Sweeney shared the glory with Anderson and Twilley, snaring 14 passes for 179 yards and three touchdowns. Anderson's other touchdown pass was to tailback Bob Daugherty, who bowled over a defender at the 5 and stumbled into the end zone. Anderson scored one touchdown a four-yard sprint off the run-pass option, giving him a personal hand in all seven Tulsa tallies. Cincinnati is now in conference play and 3-3 over-all. Tulsa is 2-0 in the conference i and 4-2 for all games.

Cincinnati Tulsa 0 6-6 1314 114-49 REAL-ESTATE AUCTION October P. M. (Anna Baier Estate Property) BY ORDER OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF ELLIS COUNTY, KANSAS, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE SHALL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION WITHOUT RIGHT OF REDEMPTION BUT SUBJECT TO AN APPRAISEMENT: East Half of Northeast Quarter of Section Twolvo (12) Township Fourtoon (14) Range Sixteen (16) in Ellis County, Kansas. TO BE SOLD OCTOBER 25, 1965, AT 2:00 O'CLOCK P. M.

AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE, HAYS, KANSAS. Otto Rohleder Auctioneer Hays, Kansas FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Norbert R. Dreilinf Attorney at Law Hays, Kansas Simon Roth, Jr. Attorney at Law Hays, Kansas.