Six Football Bowls Saturday's Feature
Six postseason bowls open Saturday led by the Gotham Bowl in New York with Skyline co champ Utah State facing Baylor. Other games include the NAIA Camellia Bowl Pittsburg Kansas vs Linfield Oregon and the Missile Bowl Orlando featuring the Quantico Marines and Florida A&M.
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Associated Press
New York
NAIA
Armed Forces
Dayton
Ohio
New Mexico
Western Michigan
Skyline
Utah State
Baylor
Gotham
Polo Grounds
ABC
Bears
Merlin Olsen
K State Tops St Louis In Big Fight Conference Opener
Kansas State under Tex Winter defeated St Louis 71 to 60 on the Billikens’ floor as the Wildcats, ranked No. 8, follow a 94-52 season opener win over New Mexico. The article also notes notable individual scorers across college basketball that night.
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Associated Press
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Wildcats
Kartsas State
St. Louis University
Missouri Valley
Billikens
K-Staters
New Mexico
St. Louis
South Dakota State
Kansas
Kansas State-St. Louis
College Basketball Scores from The Associated Press
East Villanova 68 Buffalo 53. St Bonaventure 82 Villa Madonna 59. Lafayette 59 Bucknell 1. Temple 90 Lehigh 60. Long Island 62 Roanoke 58. LSU 83 Texas Christian 58. Mississippi 96 Louisiana Tech - Furman 84 Erskine 64. Florida State 85 Florida 71. Ky Wesleyan 84 St Francis Pa 76. Kansas State 71 St Louis 60. Nebraska 63 SMU 60. Detroit 76 Tulsa 53. Bradley 100 Northern Mid 76. Indiana 74 New Mexico State 63. Houston 72 Lamar 70. Regis 77 Hardin Simmons 65. Springfield State 73 Missouri Valley 61. Coffeyville 67 Northeastern Oklahoma 49. Wichita South High 58 Wichita South East 49. Wichita North 54 Wichita West 39.
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Jimmy Ray
Indiana
New Mexico State
Miles Aiken
St. Bonaventure
Villa Madonna
Jerry Smith
Furman
Erskine
Villanova
Buffalo
Lafayette
Bucknell
Temple
Lehigh
Long Island
Roanoke
Florida State
Florida
Ky Wesleyan
St. Francis
Midwest
Kansas State
St. Louis
Nebraska
SMU
Detroit
Tulsa
Bradley
Northern Mid
Southwest Houston
Lamar
Far West Regis
Hardin Simmons
Elsmore Dragons Dominate LaHarpe In Non league Clash
Elsmore defeats LaHarpe 56 to 43 in a non league boys basketball game led by Larry Laver with 16 points. Jack Turner top scored for LaHarpe with 27 as Elsmore builds a 20 point halftime edge and hosts Fulton next in Marmaton Valley League action.
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Laharpe
Elsmore Dragons
Larry Laver
Dragon
Jack Turner
Elsmore
Ernie Crumbliss
Stanley Stewart
Fulton
Ard
Jackson
Laver
Hawkinson
Winans
Watson
Savles
Turner
Sellman
Hageman
Totals
Rockets and lola split opening league games
Chanute ninth graders beat Iola 39 to 33 as Randy Richman led with 16 and Bruce Benson 11. Iola eighth graders lost 24 to 19 despite Eddie Lindblad scoring 13. Next game at Coffeyville Tuesday.
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Royster Rockets
Lola
Randy Richman
Bruce Benson
Don Catron
Eddie Lindblad
St Patrick’s Fort Scott split two junior games
St Patrick’s of Chanute beat Fort Scott 36 to 31 in the ninth grade game while Fort Scott won the eighth grade tilt 26 to 23. Fort Scott made 10 free throws to St Pat’s five. Next action for St Patrick’s is December 21 at Cherryvale.
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St. Patrick’s
Chanute
Fort Scott
Eigth
St. Pat's
St. Pat
Bob Golay
Donnie Gates
Cherryvale
West Eleven Has Power Shrine East West lineup named
Powerful runners Curtis McClinton Ronny Bull lead the West squad for the Shrine East West game at Kezar Stadium on December 30. Melin Hadl Jorgensen are noted passers with receivers Burton Donahue Iles and Lane. Enormous tackles Meyers Olsen Miller headline the line.
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SAN Francisco
Kezar Stadium
Curtis McClinton
Kansas
Ronny Bull
Baylor
Mel Melin
Washington State
John Hadl
Kermit Jorgensen
Washington
Mack Burton
Oscar Donahue
San Jose State
Buddy Iles
Texas Christian
Bobby
Pro Basketball Thursday and Saturday Results
Thursday results show no Friday games with matchups listed including Syracuse at Boston and Detroit at Philadelphia. Saturday slate includes Chicago at Philadelphia and Boston at Syracuse plus Los Angeles at Detroit and New York at St. Louis with multiple ABL scores like Kansas City 90 San Francisco 107 and Cleveland 107 Chicago 88.
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Syracuse
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Kansas City
San Francisco
Washington
Hawaii
Fight Results From Philadelphia Lima Tokyo Cards
Philadelphia Orrie Paschall stopped Tom Nelson in Philadelphia. Mauro Mina outpointed Sixto Rodriguez in Lima. Jimmy Bee Cham won on points over Guillermo Deutschmann in Miami Beach. Shegemasa Kawakami outpointed Terry Flores in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Orrie Paschall
Tom Nelson
Lima
Peru
Mauro Mina
Sixto Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Beecham
Miami Beach
Guillermo Deutschmann
Argentina
Tokyo
Shegemasa Kawakami
Japan
Terry Flores
Philippines
Steers Extend Lead with Win Over San Francisco
Kansas City Steers beat San Francisco 90 87 to extend their win streak to four and reach 12 of 15, widening their lead in the Western Division. Nick Mantis scored 25 points as Cleveland Pipers beat Chicago Majors 107 88 and Pittsburgh topped Los Angeles 107 93. Johnny Cox had 34 points and 21 rebounds for Cleveland while Connie Hawkins led Pittsburgh with 37 points and 16 rebounds.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Steers
Steers
Nick Mantis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cleveland Pipers
Chicago Majors
Pittsburgh
Johnny Cox
Cleveland
Connie Hawkins
AP All-America Grid Selections 1961 First Second Third Teams
The 1961 Associated Press All-America football team selections list first second and third teams with players from Colorado Miami Florida Utah State Alabama Michigan State Rutgers Syracuse Texas Ohio State UCLA Navy Duke Minnesota Purdue etc plus honorable mention awards for players from Missouri Wichita Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and other schools.
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New York
Associated Press
Jerry Hillebrand
Colorado
Davenport
Iowa
Bill Miller
Miami
Fla
McKeesport
Merlin Olsen
Utah State
Logan
Utah
Bill Neighbors
Alabama
Northport
Ala
Roy Winston
Louisianatate
Baton Rouge
Dave Behrman
Michigan State
Dowagiac
Mich
Alex Kroll
Rutgers
Eechburg
Sandy Stephens
Minnesota
Uniontown
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Elmira
N.Y
James Saxton
Texas
Palestine
Tex
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Troy
Ohio
Garry Collins
Maryland
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Ed Blaine
Missouri
Steve Barnett
Oregon
Mike Ingram
Dave Watson
Georgia Tech
Ron Hull
UCLA
Roman Gabriel
North
Carolina State
Pat Trammell
Lance Alworth
Arkansas
Billy Ray Adams
Mississippi
Greg Mather
Navy
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
Art Gregory
Duke
Bob Bell
Stan Sezurek
Purdue
Larry Vignall
Pitt
Larry Onesti
Northwestern
Eddie Wilson
Arizona
John Hadi
Kansas
Benny McRae
Michigan
Dave Hoppmann
Iowa State
Conrad Hitchler
Ron Urner
Jim Maddox
Wichita
Billy White
Oklahoma
Joe Novsek
Ken Byers
Cincinnati
Joe Romig
Dan Celoni
Charles Wright
Ken Reed
Tulsa
Chanute ad copy and sales rates with local specials
Advertising rates per word for 1 to 24 days appear with minimums. Local notices advertise Faith Tabernacle rummage sale at 112 West lath Street Chanute Kansas with a BAR B Q special at Roy's Place and camera services at Johnson Studio. Other items include homemade pie H and H Cafe and savings shop bargains at One East Elm plus fax services by Edwin Rideau Associated Agencies.
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Faith Tabernacle
West Lath Street
Chanute
Kansas
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Erie
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Leeve
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Yockey Re
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Msc Belt
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H L. Sweaney
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Don Marple
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Dan Cook
William Pens
Farmer's Wants
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Eric
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Joplin Rendering Company
John Fisher
James, Stark
Lavenburg
Joe Ressige
Hutchens
East Thaye
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