Pepper Rodgers to Speak at All-Sports Banquet
Pepper Rodgers head football coach at the University of Kansas will address the All-Sports Banquet tonight at the Masonic Temple. The booster club event honors junior college and high school basketball, football, track and wrestling teams and coaches with advance tickets sold by club members.
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Pepper Rodgers
University of Kansas
Masonic Temple
Jacklin Wins Jacksonville in Historic PGA Tour Victory
Englishman Tony Jacklin captured the Jacksonville Open, the first PGA Tour win by a player from England. Palmer faded early, Sanders tied for second with January Dickinson Rodriguez and Weaver, each earning $6,520.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Ted Ray
Sanders
Don January
Gardner Dickinson
Chi Chi Rodriguez
DeWitt Weaver Jr
Baseball Scores From Sunday AP
The Associated Press reports results across major league games on Sunday. Atlanta defeated New York 2 to 0. Cincinnati beat New York 8 to 2. Washington edged Houston 3 to 2. Chicago topped Philadelphia 6 to 0. Pittsburgh beat Baltimore 3 to 1. Detroit overcame St. Louis 6 to 5. Cleveland B lost 9 to 2 to Chicago N. Minnesota beat Boston 3 to 2. Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 9 to 0.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
World junior lightweight title draw in Tokyo and other results
In Tokyo Hiroshi Kobayashi drew with Rene Barriendos 15 rounds to retain the world junior lightweight title. In Mexico City Jose Jimenez stopped Johnny Janita in featherweights. In Juarez Jesus Castilla 118 out pointed Fujio Nakane 118.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Rene Barrientos
Philippines
Mexico City
Jose Jiminez
Mexico
Johnny Janita
Jaurez
Jesus Castillio
Fujio Nakane
New Law Threatens Kansas Junior College Athletics
Kansas Jayhawk Conference members weigh effects of 1968 legislation on athletics. Out of state tuition parity with gam ia costs and limits on football scholarships could curb recruiting and funding. Presidents and athletic directors meet Friday at El Dorado to map a unified approach and preserve competition.
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Kansas Jay
el Dorado
Charles M.ee
Associated Press
Barnes
Dodge City
Sas Junior Colleges
Hutchinson
Butterfield
Neil Edds
Inde
Kansas Jayhawk
Community Junior College
Concordia
Faw
Cloud County
Forsythe
Concordia School
Dale Kessinger
Highland Community Junior College
Highland
Missouri
Nebraska
Kessinger
Boyd Talley
Independence
Talley
W. S. Scott
Cowley County Community Junior College
Arkansas City
Edwin J. Walbourn
Butler County Community
Paul Parker
Allen County Community Junior College
Charles E. Thiebaud
Labette County Community Junior College
Wendell H. McMurray
Neosho County Community Junior College
Basketball scores from semifinals and ABA results
Eastern Division results show New York 107 Philadelphia 98 and 123 105 in a now tied 2 2 and 3 2 Philadelphia lead. Boston 110 Detroit 96. Western sees St Louis 129 San Francisco 103 and Los Angeles 122 Chicago 99. ABA Minnesota 114 Kentucky 108 Minnesota leads 1 0. Denver 105 New Orleans 95. Denver 108 New Orleans 100 to tie 2 2. Denver at New Orleans on Tuesday scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Kentucky
Denver
New Orleans
Humboldt Vacation Bible School Plans Start at First Baptist
Humboldt officials outline a two week Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church starting after term end. Superintendent Mrs Bonnie Johnson led the first workers meeting on Thursday morning.
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First Baptist Church
Bonnie Johnson
Top Blues For Three Of Neosho County 4-H Youth
Three Neosho county 4-H youth earned top blues at the regional Altamont contest. Jim Neely Salley Neely and Casey won top blues with club affiliations noted. Red and white ribbons awarded to several others across junior and senior demonstrations. County extension official noted competition with youths from seven neighboring counties.
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Erie
Neosho County
Altamont
Jim Neely
Salley
Neely
Willing Workers Club
Miss Casey
Eddie Seefeldt
Up and Atom
Alex Mih
Willing Workers
Donna Robison
Hillcrest
Dramatics
Anne Neely
Les van Cleave
Terri Sue Reinhardt
Dee Ann McGowen
Best Yet Club
Cindy Robertson
Patty Blaine
Neosho Valley
Cherokee
Crawford, Labette, Montgomery, Wilson
Chautauqua Counties
Wyandotte Wins AA Indoor Meet State Champs
Wyandotte earned the Class AA indoor track title with 25 points finishing just ahead of Wichita North 24% and Topeka 22. Concordia won Class A Haven took B and Sylvan Grove won BB while Wichita East placed 12th in the state indoors.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wyandotte
Concordia
Haven
Sylvan Grove
Wichita North
Topeka
Shawnee Mission North
Wichita East
Kayette Dinner and community notices in Yates Center
The Kayette mother-daughter dinner at Yates Center High School featured the theme I Enjoy Being a Girl with Elaine Buttermore giving an Invocation. Theda McCormick welcomed, with a response by her mother Mrs. Virgil McCormick. Gloria Mahon announced officers and seniors. Mrs. Joan Bayles of Fredonia spoke. Area KASCOE attendance included Woodson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation employees at Kelly Park, Bur lington. Also reported are county livestock entries at the Southeast Kansas Livestock Evaluation Seminar in Pittsburg with 11 producers entering 14 market cattle and 14 market swine, and awards for top steer placements. A memorial service for Harry Manifold noted his Woodson County residence and surviving family.
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Yates Center
Kayette
Elaine Buttermore
Theda McCormick
Virgil McCormick
Gloria Mahon
Joan Bayles
Fredonia
Woodson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Kascoe
Kelly Park
Burlington
Kenneth Stockebrand
Marvelle Chehaskie
Ada Rich
Tom Smith
Leon Swilley
Ray Stoll
Chanute
Sek Tuberculosis Hospital
Eileen Kesterson
Seattle
Wash
Shirley Elder
Manhattan
General Fellowship
The
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Mmes
Asa Fleming
Elsie Peyton
Blanche Sorenson
Dick Jones
Nell McCrory
Maude Grider
Doris Saulsberry
Dessie Lauber
Hazel Herold
Elsie Daniel
Katherine McLaughlin
Virginia Schornick
Doris Horst
Kansas
Pittsburg
Ted Wary
Woodson County
Collins Brothers
Bill Herman
Piqua
Millard
Maynard Cress
Floyd Ladd
Virgil Solomon
Humboldt
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight features Youth Bantams Bowling and Old Timer’s basketball at Launching Pad with times 4 00 and 9 30 respectively. Tuesday lists Open House Archery Club and a Church Softball League meeting at Launching Pad and Memorial Building at 5 p.m and 7 3.
Chanute Tribune Briefs for Monday April Start
A summary of Chanute Tribune items from Monday April 1, 1968 highlights community notices, local sports results, and brief civic updates focusing on Chanute and nearby areas with concise reporting.
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Sam Butterfield
Pendence Junior College
Conerence
Edds
James Tangeman
Colby Community Junior College
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Kansas Jayhawk Conference
Graham
Jess V. Cooper
Pratt Community Junior College
Kansas Boys
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Mantle
Roger Maris
St. Louis Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
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Neosho
Night Men’s
Rollow Dr Pepper
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Bowds-Mor
Robinson Funeral Home
Jayhawk Truck Supply
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Schupbach High
Schupbach
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E Chapman
Cordner
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Rotary Club
Harry Manifold
H. R. Campbell and Sons
George D. Almquist
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Thelma Weston
Ruby Cooper
Fern Finch
Mesa, Ariz
Askren Cemetery
Chevrolet
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Ralph Sparks
Wendell Gillham
Earl Whitley
Jim. Morris
Whitley
Morris Chev. Co
Rosalind Russell
Sandra Dee
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