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09-13-2009, 08:23 AM
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Well you got half the question right. Ken Sailors did "invent" the jump shot. (now for the second part of my question) The year he invented it was in 1934.
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09-13-2009, 11:04 AM
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Well you got half the question right. Ken Sailors did "invent" the jump shot. (now for the second part of my question) The year he invented it was in 1934.
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ok sorry for some reason i thought you gave that part with the
Close, he guided UW to the 1943 NCAA Championship.
ok call me attention deficiency
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09-13-2009, 11:27 AM
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hmm?
There is a town in WY. that was named after a rancher-but not his name.
Tell me who the rancher is and the name of the town 
sorry its not 2dot either |
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09-13-2009, 04:31 PM
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There is a town in WY. that was named after a rancher-but not his name.
Tell me who the rancher is and the name of the town
sorry its not 2dot either |
How about Jay-Em, named for Jim Moore, one of the early settlers in the area? It is located between Lusk and Torrington, in Goshen County. |
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09-13-2009, 08:05 PM
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nope/hint like 2 dot its named after a Ranch _ _ _ _ _.
Give me name of owner and town
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09-13-2009, 10:16 PM
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ranch brand
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09-14-2009, 02:25 AM
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nope/hint like 2 dot its named after a Ranch _ _ _ _ _.
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Nate Champion of the K C Ranch, namesake of the town of Kaycee, in Johnson County? Is that the one you're looking for? |
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09-14-2009, 07:36 AM
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Nate Champion of the K C Ranch, namesake of the town of Kaycee, in Johnson County? Is that the one you're looking for?
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your turn that b it |
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09-14-2009, 10:10 AM
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There is a town in WY. that was named after a rancher-but not his name.
Tell me who the rancher is and the name of the town
sorry its not 2dot either
Correct answer would be John Nolan K C Brand Town of Kaycee, Wyoming
John Nolan not Nate Champion sorry--I tried my link and could not find what page it was on. I googled it and got Champion--Nolan leased or rented it out to Champion-the ranch. It is named after John Nolan not Nate Champion
Just setting the record straight/sorry
your turn jdavid93225
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There is a town in WY. that was named after a rancher-but not his name.
Tell me who the rancher is and the name of the town
sorry its not 2dot either
Correct answer would be John Nolan K C Brand Town of Kaycee, Wyoming
John Nolan not Nate Champion sorry--I tried my link and could not find what page it was on. I googled it and got Champion--Nolan leased or rented it out to Champion-the ranch. It is named after John Nolan not Nate Champion
Just setting the record straight/sorry
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Wow, I read a detailed article about the Johnson County War and I don't recall that ever being mentioned in it. I guess that's why I like this trivia thread!
OK, here's one that I hope will be a little tricky:
What do This Cowboy's Hat, Horsepower, and Western Skies have in common? What I would like to know is who this question is about, and what is that person's connection to Wyoming? |
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