Altoona Faces Season Openers To Defend Leagy Title
Altoona in Title Defense opens 1965 66 season against Lebery as coach Gary Rogers expects a slow start from a largely new lineup led by Jim Stewart and Mike Douglas. The Redskins seek to protect their Four County League crown while aiming for a strong league finish after last season 9 1 record, with home court for most early games and the league tournament at Altoona.
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Skins
Levery
Red
Altoona Redskin
Danny Cox
Jim Stewart
Chanute Quintets Open Busy Basketball Week
Chanute area teams from four schools begin a packed slate with daily games through Tuesday. St Patrick’s Shamrocks 7th and 8th grade open at Moran, Royster 8th-9th host Fredonia, and Senior High Blue Comets start at Columbus with a 6:30 p.m. tip. Pan to Neosho JC at McPherson and Ottawa events on Saturday ahead of Sunday league openers in Piqua.
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Chanute
Shamrocks
St. Patrick’s Junior High School
Moran
Royster Junior High School
Fredonia
Rockets
Blue Comets
Columbus
Virgil Akins
Comet
Akins
Wayne Benson
Bill Gaudern
Chris Kirkwood
Monty Briley
John Hawley
Robert Orr
Steve Ashley
Dave Martin
Benson
Andy Weggint
Neosho Junior College Panthers
Central
McPherson
Panthers
Ottawa
Rooster Rockets
Cyclones
St. Patrick’s
Piqua
St. Patrick's
Altamont
Area Dams Water Levels Shared With Gates Open
The report lists dam lake levels and discharges for Area Dams. Current levels: 1036.00 ft with 0.07 ft drop, gates at one foot open and 200 cfs discharge. Lower pools show 901.50 ft and 948.50 ft with partial valve openings and 30 and 12 cfs respectively.
Area football stars gain all-state honors from state papers
Frontenac’s Bob Watt earned first team honors from Topeka Capital-Journal Wichita Eagle Beacon and Kansas City Star. Watt, 6-2 180, QB of CNC League champion Raiders, accounted for 11 touchdowns rushing and passing 15. Lakes Ray Dunhil Reed Reedy and others received second or honorable mentions from various outlets.
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Topeka Capital-Journal
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Kansas City Star
Frontenac
Bob Watt
CNC
Raiders
Watt
Steve Ray
Fort Scott
George Lakes
Parsons
Topeka
Lakes
Kansas City
Ray
Wichita
Roland Lakes
Wichita University
San Francisco 49’Er
Mike Dunhil
John Reed
Wayne Reedy
Neodesha
Blue Streaks
The
Capital-Journal
Richard Welch
Independence
Ron Campbell
Steve Farris
St. Mary's
Pittsburg
Star
Randy Osburn
Terry Barnes
Dunhil
Campbell
Reed
Mike Sarwinski
Columbus
Fred Krokstrom
Elsmore
Ted Allman
David Neale
Coffeyville
Reedy
Two Kansas Players Capture First Team Honors
Coffeyville guard Clarence Barnett and Fort Scott quarterback Ken Brumley earned first team selections in a Kansas roster honors list.
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Coffeyville
Clarence Barnett
Fort Scott
Ken Brumley
Shockers Open Season with Tests Ahead in Big Schedule
Wichita State coach Gary Thompson begins his second season as the Shockers host New Mexico State and welcome Michigan Colorado and Texas Tech in a demanding early slate. Four starters are set and sophomore Ron Washington is out with a shoulder injury. backup options include Melvin Reed Roger McDowell and Lillard Harris as Wichita State seeks strong fast break play.
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Wichita
Kan
Gary Thompson
Wichita State
New Mexico State
Michigan
Colorado
Texas Tech
Bradley
Louisville
Thompson
Ron Washington
Missouri Southern Leaves Inter-State Conference
Missouri Southern College formerly Joplin Junior College left the Inter-State Athletic Conference at a meeting of six schools. The college plans to become a four year school in 1967 and requested separation after the spring sports program in 1966. Lt. Col. John Kravolec of Kemper Military Academy was elected president and Maj. John Rendecker of Wentworth Military Academy was named secretary treasurer.
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Kansas City
Kan
Missouri Southern College
Joplin Junior College
Missouri Southern
John Kravolec
Kemper Military Academy
John Rendecker
Wentworth Military Academy
Bowling Scores and Highs for Chanute Businesses
Bowling scores table lists Chanute Auto Parts Dr Pepper Chanute Discount Montgomery Ward Aero Duct Works Top Hat Cleaner's Virginia's Salon and Hud son Tuffles with individual scores and high games. Names Mayer Scott Vanderford Pierce Baughtn Thompson Wehlage Barker appear as high scorers and record entries.
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V. L. Chanute Auto Parts
Chanute Discount Company Ae
Virginia’s Beauty Sa
Dr. Pepper
Teseesee
Hudson Tuffies
Aero Duct Works
Top Hat Cleaner
Montgomery Ward
Chanute Auto Parts
Mayer
Chanute Auto
Scott
Hudson Tuffles
Hudson
Mont. Ward
Vanderford
Pierce
Chanute Discount
Chanute Disc
Baught
Baughn
Aero Duct
Thompson
Thompson Top Hat Cleaners
Virginia’s Salon
Top
Wehlage
Virginia
Barker
Chanute Tribune brief highlights December 2 1965
Chanute Tribune items from December 2 1965 include local notices and community news. Reports cover town events, civic updates, and everyday happenings shaping Chanute life in early December.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Kansas Over Arkansas 81 52 Leads KU Victory
Kansas, ranked eighth, easily defeated Arkansas 81 52 at Lawrence as Walt Wesley scored 20 points in 28 minutes and Bob Wilson added 17. Al Lopes left with an ankle injury while Creighton upset Kansas State 83 75 in Omaha.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas State
Creighton
Omaha
Nick Pino
Colorado
Texas Tech
Boulder
Chuck Gardner
Arkansas
Lawrence
Walt Wesley
Bob Wilson
Western Michigan
al Lopes
Wisconsin
Madison
Grant Simmons
Tom Baack
Stuart Lantz
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Gary Rogers
Westphalia
Mike Douglas
Stewart
Redskin
Douglas
Rogers
Ernie Kitch
Bruce Busby
Redskins
Severy
Harold Graham
Edna
LeRoy
Midway
Altoone
Joint Rural
Oswego
Galesburg
Altoons
Thayeran
Wayside
Thayer
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Cox
Comets
Redmond
Burlington
Toronto Verdigris River
Fall River
TX Tourise
America
Trotters
ST. Pat’s Gym
Nbulov
Harlem
Dodge City
National Junior Athletic Association
Bert Campaneris
Kansas City Athletics
David L. McCune
Shockers
Dowell
McDowell
Lillard Harris
Washington
Dave Anderson
Bob Powers
Woodpilers League
Walt Disney
Dorothy Fess McGuire and
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Pussycat
K-State
Air Force
Ames
Don Smith
John McGonigle
Ohio State
Missouri
Columbia
al Peters
Ron Coleman
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Dan Russell
Adams St
West’ Electric
Dr. Flack
J. M. Kennedy
Emerson
Mildred Humphrey and
Hugh M. Russell
Frank Troutman
Don Marple
Benedict
Omie Spohn
Texaco
F. D. May
Coffeyville, Kansas
Uniontown
Guernsey
John Deere
P.T.O
New Holland
I.H.C
New Holland Field Harvester
Massey Harris
Mayrath
Robert Bowen
Jim Martin
Redfield
Hugh Campbell
Prescott
Union State Bank
Methodist
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