Blue Comets Fall In Scrimmage 74 64 Intra squad clash
Al Jones labeled the intra squad scrimmage as good offense and poor defense. The White team beat the Blue 74 to 64 with John Benson scoring 22 for White and Rod Goltry leading Blue with 14. Rebounds and free throw shooting favored White. White also won the B-team 30-21.
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Blue Comet
al Jones
Blues
Bensons
John Benson
Bruce Benson
Benc
Ward Lock
Steven
Whitworth
Mendez Hocomb
King Bowyer
Ron Goltry Ee
Tota
Ben Potter Ee
Ae Rod Ge
Williams
Richman
Ashley H Altchell Rooe
James Mendez
Aller
Ron Goli
Werd King Goodwis Fry
Brown Heads Draft Choice In Midlands
Six of 13 Midlands picks came from Nebraska as the AFL draft Saturday tabbed Bob Brown 269-pound guard from Nebraska with the top Midlands selection. Brown, 6-foot-5, joined Denver as a first round pick while 247-pound Lloyd Voss and 220-pound John Kirby followed in rounds two.
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Associated Press
Bob Brown
Nebraska
Brown
Denver Broncos
Lloyd Voss
New York
John Kirby
San Diego
Missouri Valley Conference
Omaha
Jack Peterson
Peterson
Kansas City
Ken Kortas
Louisville
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Bork Leads Way In Mineral Bowl
Excelsior Springs Missouri AP report says George Bork threw three long touchdown passes to power a comeback in the Mineral Bowl, lifting his team with sharp passes and decisive scoring drives.
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Bork
Excelsior Springs, Mo
George Bork
MVL Cagers Start Fast With Six Wins On Opening Night
Missouri Valley teams opened Saturday strong led by Cincinnati and Wichita. Wichita State rallied from 29 30 at halftime to defeat Wyoming 82 67 with 36 points by Dave Stallworth. Cincinnati defeated George Washington 101 65 behind Ron Bonham 31 points. Bradley beat Hardin Simmons 83 63 as Joe Strander scored 28. Louisville crushed Georgetown 113 82. Drake beat William Jewell 91 65. North Texas on the road fell to Texas Western 87 55. Other Valley schools opened at home as Tulsa, the lone road team, did not play.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Wichita
Missouri Valley
Missouri Valley Conference
Tulsa
Hurricane
Southwest Louisiana
North Texas
West Texas
Hardin- Simmons
Drake
Colorado
Wyoming
Dave Stallworth
Ron Bonham
George Washington
Cincy
Bearcats
Bradley
Hardin-Simmons
Joe Strander
Louisville
Twirl causes power outage in Rose Hill Kansas
A 17 year old Linda Cox twirler dropped a baton that hit electric lines causing lights to go out in half the town. Maintenance workers restored service after about two hours. In college football Northern Illinois beat Springfield 21 to 14 in the Mineral Water Bowl before 6500 fans. Bork threw for 314 yards on 27 of 41 with three scoring passes.
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Rose Hill
Kan
Kansas
Linda Cox
Northern Illinois
Springfield Bears
Bork
Christmas Lights to Shine On Erie Main Street
Erie plans a festive Christmas lighting display with twenty five trees along Main Street and lights crossing at intersections. Four large stars will adorn the street center in the business district as Jeff Balbey of Oklahoma A and M College visits relatives.
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Main Street
No Tie Loss List Shrinks to 18
The nation’s unbeaten untied college football teams fell to 18 after Emporia State and Southwest Missouri lost. St. John’s of Minnesota crushed Emporia 54-0 in an NAIA semifinal, while Northern Illinois beat Southwest Missouri 21-14 in the Mineral Bowl. Texas tops the list at 10-0, heading to the Cotton Bowl.
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College of Emporia
Southwest Missouri
Emporia
St. John’s
Minn
Northern Illinois
Texas
Longhorns
Prairie View
Fight results from around the world in boxing roundups
Eddie Machen stopped Dave Bailey in Reno. Willie Pastrano outpointed Mike Holt in Johannesburg. Raymundo Torres knocked out Alvaro Gutierrez in Mexico City. Mario Kaneda beat Takao Minimo in Tokyo. Narita Kakuzhiko edged The Guam Typhoon in Agana. Jorge Ceja defeated Carlos Rios in Panama. The Saluki dog note and letters from Fort Hood and Kimball residents accompany a Kennedy assassination reaction from Donnie Malcolm in Germany.
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South Africa
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Fla
Mike Holt
Mexico City
Raymundo
Battling) Torres
Mexico
Alvaro Gutierrez
Tokyo
Mario Kaneda
Japan
Takao Malmino
Guam
Panama
Jorge Ceja
Carlos Rios
Nod to Hunziker By City League Nod to Hunziker
Fred Hunziker of the First National Bank team was elected president of the newly organized Church-Industrial Basketball League at a league meeting Thursday night. Six prospective teams were represented: First National Bank Pioneer Hardware Evans Music Self Service Grocery JayCees Holy Name. Plans call for eight teams and play the week of Jan 7 at St. Patrick's gym.
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Fred Hunziker
First National Bank
Pioneer Hardware
Evans Music
Self Service Grocery
JayCees
Holy Name
St. Patrick’s Gymnasium
Procter & Gamble Buys Folger Coffee Unit
Cincinnati AP Procter & Gamble completed the acquisition of J A Folger & Co by exchanging about 1 650 000 shares of P G common stock for Folger assets and business Folger reported 1962 net sales of 15 935 000 and last year earnings of 6 952 000 or 4 21 per Folger share based on the new P G shares Folger Coffee Company an Ohio corporation will hold the business with HQ in Kansas City and San Francisco.
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Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Co
J.A. Folger & Co
P&g
Howard Morgens
Kansas City
Folger
Morgens
Folger Coffee Company
Ohio
San Francisco
Pilot in Crash Listed as Dead
A J-2 plane crashed in the Gulf of Mexico on November 20 carrying Capt. Joe G. Hyde Jr. to his death, according to the Air Force. Family members said the Air Force notified them that Hyde and the plane went down during a mission over Cuba. The wreckage was found about 40 miles northwest of Key West by a Coast Guard cutter the day after the crash.
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Lagrange
Thanksgiving Guests Bring News From California And Oklahoma
Humboldt Mrs. Fred Goyette hosts relatives including Earl Chezem and wife and their daughter and husband from Bellflower and Lakewood California. The Bradfords from Lakewood visit Moran and Ed Bradford. Col. Paul Hardman and family return from Germany and await Fort Bragg assignment. Thanksgiving guests join Gordon and Bailey families in Kansas City. Talk of the Month meets at Tik Tok with Jim Parsons presenting Journey Into the Forest after a 6:30 dinner.
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James Mount
James Long
Topeka
Leo Long
Parsons
John Womeldorf
Kansas City
Jim Moore
Keith Naff
Don
Mike
Pete Naff
David
Debbie
Independence
Fred Goyette
Earl Chezem
Bellflower
Calif
Charles Bradford
Lakewood
John Chezem
Westminster
Ed Bradford
Moran
Warren W. Works
Paul Hardman
Oklahoma City
Paul Hardman Jr
Germany
Col
Edna Spencer
Alfred Gordon
O. J. Bailey
Iola
Robert Gordon
A. C. Lassman
Calvin Hunt
Anne
Talk of the Month Club
Tik Tok
Jim Parsons
Long Drive With Body After Texas Collapse
In Kansas City, Mrs. John Sherman Tennis drove 550 miles home to Merriam with her 68 year old husband’s body in the rear seat after he collapsed from a seizure in Mansfield Texas. She kept driving through Saturday night, aided by friends, and arrived Sunday before requesting sheriff help. The husband, a retired brewery worker, died en route and an autopsy was planned.
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Kansas City
Kan
Texas
Kansas
John Sherman
Anna Russell
Mansfield
Tex
Dallas
Mrs. Tennis
Merriam
Thieves Raid Coin Shop In Kansas City
AP reports a Kansas City coin dealer Harold April says a Sunday raid netted about 4000 dollars in American coins. Thieves skipped some rare foreign pieces but took roughly 20 percent of stock including coins dating back to 1849 and earlier such as five cent, half cent, three cent silver pieces and Indian head pennies.
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Kansas City
Harold April
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