Southwest Baptists Dominate Chanute Juco 100 to 77
Southwest Baptist overwhelmed Chanute Juco 100 to 77 in Bolivar Mo. Panthers led 43-33 at half as Chanute fouled repeatedly, with Nance scoring 27 for Southwest and Shannon pacing Chanute with 16. Chanute drops to 0-? and faces Northwestern Oklahoma after a 10 day break.
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Oklahoma
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McCune Beats Galesburg 51 45 In Season Opener
McCune High School defeated Galesburg Pirates 51 to 45 in a non league basketball opener. Howard Sears led McCune with 14 points, Ernie Shrum paced Galesburg with 18, and Galesburg held a third quarter lead before McCune pulled away. The Pirates’ Jim Burke scored 9 as McCune also won the B game 41 to 27.
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Rockets Lose Two to Fredonia Juniors
Chanute Royster eighth graders fall behind early then narrow the gap before Fredonia pulls away in the final period. Chanute eighth led by Robert Orr with 11 points and Steve Alcock paced the Rockets with 10, while Fredonia’s Barrett scored 19 to pace the visitors.
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John Hawley
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Million Tax Suit Over Boat Fight Promoter
The Federal government filed a tax suit for 1.174 million dollars against Championship Sports Inc., promoter of the Patterson Liston heavyweight title bout in Chicago. The claim covers gate receipts and closed circuit TV takings from the Sept. 25, bout won by Liston by knockout in the first round. IRS agents seized 1.379 million in closed circuit receipts the night of the fight and still holds the funds.
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Championship Sports Inc
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Chicago
Liston
Internal Revenue
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Midway Trio Leads 1962 Four County League All Stars
Three players from Midway make the first team in the 1962 Four County League All-Star voting led by Midway’s Herman Anderes and Roland Wiggins along with Lawrence Coats. Edna and Altoona place two players each on the first team with Thayer and Galesburg earning honorable mention.
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Herman Anderes
Lawrence Coats
Tim Gordon
Dennis Fulps
Joint Rrual
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Don Dewey
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Brian Morton
John Cramer
David Stitt
Dennis Frye
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Larry Brown
Ernie Shrum
Gaiesburg
Red Rhodes
Boxing Results From The Associated Press Roundup
In Rome Nino Benvenuti outpointed Isaac Logart and Franco De Piccoli stopped Wendell Newton. In Melbourne Love Allotex defeated Auburn Copeland. In Chicago Allen Thomas knocked out Clif Murkey.
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Italy
Isaac Logart
New York
Franco de Piccoli
Wendell Newton
Melbourne
Love Allotex
Ghana
Auburn Copeland
Flint
Mich
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Allen Thomas
Clif Murkey
Mexican Knockout Artist Faces Irish Challenger Tonight
boxers Raymundo Torres from Reynosa Mexico and Billy Collins of Detroit meet in a nationally televised 10 p.m. EST bout at the Olympic Auditorium ABC will air the fight Torres at 46 victories with 39 knockouts is a slight favorite Collins 34 wins 23 by knockout learned boxing in Nashville Tennessee for the Golden Gloves program tonight in Los Angeles
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College basketball scores and tax suit notes mixed results
Final scores include Miami 91 Florida 87 in two overtimes and Georgia Tech 81 over Rice 63. Illinois 66 Butler 49 UCLA 70 Denver 41 Southern Cal 77 Santa Clara 70. Plus a tax suit claim over Championship Sports rights and contractor questions involving CSI entities.
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Smith Enterprises
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Liston and Patterson
Intrasquad Comet Game Tonight Opens Blue Comet Season
The Blue Comet basketball squad holds its first public intrasquad scrimmage tonight before Tuesday's season opener with Coffeyville. A B-team game starts at 7 pm with 19 players. the varsity A-team follows around 8 30 with 10 players per side under regular game conditions. No admission is charged.
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Coffeyville
Warrensburg Mules trample Ottawa in charity game
In Sedalia Missouri Warrensburg Mules overwhelmed Ottawa 63-49 to open season action. Rockhurst defeated Washburn 64-61 at Topeka while Washburns Gregg Gibb and Jerry Williams led with 12 points each. Bill Foley scored 34 as Baker beat Hastings 76-63. Rolla Miners topped Springfield Evangel 100-70 and Drury beat Greenville 94-74.
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Gridley tops Jets in season opener comeback win
Gridley defeated Midway 56 to 47 in a non league basketball opener. Richard Raaff led Gridley with 18 points while Terry Pittser scored 17 for Midway. Midway trailed by eight in the first and by three entering the final period before Gridley pulled away. The B team also won 39 to 21. Midway hosts Galesburg next Friday.
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Pope John XXIII Shows Further Improvement
Vatican officials announced further improvement in Pope John XXIII's condition and said no surgery was planned. An informal briefing noted doctors consulted a leading Italian surgeon who visited Thursday and Friday night, with Prof. Antonio Gasbarrini staying close by.
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John XXIII
Antonio Gasbarrini
College High defeats Erie Red Devils 43 to 35 in CNC opener
College High of Pittsburg toppled Erie Red Devils 43 35 in the CNC League opener behind Richard Shillcutt 20 and Bobby Emerson 16. Tom Swan led Erie with 16 points as Baxter Springs visits Erie next Friday night.
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Cubs Triumph 59 34 Over Burlington In Tri Valley League
Humboldt Cubs defeated Burlington Wildcats 59 to 34 in Tri Valley League play led by Earl Seyfert with 20 points and Kenny Johnson 16. Burlington’s Mike Anderson Dick Hays and Dan Allen each scored six as the B game went 26 21.
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Liquor Store Clerk Killed by Bandit
A bandit shot and killed liquor store clerk William Baker during a $75 holdup in Kansas City Kansas. Baker, about 65 and a former Slater Missouri resident, had only recently started the job and had survived a prior holdup. Owner John Burkle said the shop had been robbed about 10 times in the last decade.
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Turnpike Crash Fatal to Student
TOPEKA AP Nicholas Marcellino of Long Island New York a University of Kansas student was killed early today in an automobile accident three miles east of Topeka on the Kansas turnpike. Ruth Hart 22 a Topeka school teacher suffered cuts and abrasions taken to a Topeka hospital. Patrolman Don Lindensmith said the car went out of control after entering the turnpike hit a guard rail and overturned.
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Patriots Win Over Titans
Boston Patriots triumph as coach Mike Holovak eyes an encore later this month after their win over the Titans.
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