Chanute Blue Comets Open Season Hosting Coffeyville
Chanute's Blue Comets, led by Glenn Hayden and Ed Shade, open the 1962-63 season hosting Coffeyville. Seven candidates for starting spots include guards Gary Oyler Tom Mitchell Bruce Benson and forwards Gary Taylor Tom McKenzie John Benson with center Ken McCoy set to start. The B team and varsity scrimmage precede the 6:30 p.m. tipoff and 8 p.m. main game at Chanute High.
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al Jones
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Gary Eastburn
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Intrasquad Blues and Whites Scrimmage Highlights Players
Blue Comet squads show strong form in a 45 39 intrasquad scrimmage led by Benson brothers and Bill Brotton. John Benson and Bruce Benson spark Blues while Ken McCoy Rod Goltry top Whites with 15 and 11 points respectively as Ralph Miller’s Wichita team eyes a strong season with potential varsity starts after the scrimmage.
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Navy and Trojans Dominate in Bowl Prospects
Navy crushed Army as Staubach starred with two rushing and two passing scores. USC routed Notre Dame to secure a perfect season, while Oklahoma and Miami also clinched bowl bids amid the crowded postseason landscape. Boston College, Georgia Tech, TCU, and others advanced or stayed in contention with key wins.
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Griffith Fights Fernandez In Welterweight Clash
Argentina's Jorge Fernandez meets champion Emile Griffith in Las Vegas for a world welterweight title bout. Griffith, 32-3 with 11 KOs, seeks a third straight win in his second reign. Fernandez, 27, enters 76-5-1 with 51 knockouts after two close losses to Griffith in New York.
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Torres Defeats Collins In Lightweight Bout
In Los Angeles, Raymundo Torres 143 from Mexico defeated Irish Billy Collins 146 from Detroit by a 10 count. In Buenos Aires, Gregorio Peralta defeated Rodolfo Dias in heavyweight action. In Tokyo, Takao Maemizo 15334 of Japan beat Noboru Saito 1522, also by 10.
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Kansas Fives Open Season In Leagues
Kansas Conference opens play with Bethany and Sterling leading unbeatens as Bethany faces Southwestern and Sterling meets Kansas Wesleyan. Ottawa, in contention, meets Baker while St Benedict’s starts tonight. Johnny Sellers tops Saratoga jockeys with 35 wins in 1961.
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Clean Sweep Opener For Big Eight Fives
Colorado faces Wichita tonight in Boulder in a key Big Eight basketball opener. Kansas State visits Minnesota as other top matchups on a five game card. Buffalo star Ken Charlton plays with a sore knee after spring surgery, while Wichita aims to challenge Missouri Valley favorite Missouri.
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K State Edges Michigan State 66 56 in Comeback Win
K State rallied to beat Michigan State 66 to 56 as Gary Marriott scored 26 points. Kansas State trails Texas A&M after visit to Arkansas and eyes a tough test against Montana in Columbia.
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