Panthers Fall 88 53 to Joplin Five on Road
JOPLIN The Junior College Black Panthers trailed from 14 14 to finish 53 88 as Chanute struggled with illness and cold shooting. Bob Brundage led Chanute with 10 points while Joplin top scorers included Garry Smith 16 and Tom Bonebrake 14. Panthers face Iola in league opener at Chanute Tuesday.
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Chanute Merchants edge Neodesha 60 54 in regional clash
Chanute Merchants led 27 26 at half then outscored Neodesha Motors in the final minutes to win 60 54. Ward Barnett scored 20 as Mert Criss 13 and Ronnie Fowler 12 supported, while Klingenberg tallied 20 for Neodesha. Box score shows Chanute 60 Neodesha 54 with key finishing run.
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Bethel Tabor Play for Title In Central Kansas Tourney
Bethel and Tabor will clash for the championship in the Central Kansas College tournament at Moundridge after Bethel defeated McPherson 89-54 and Tabor edged Bethany 41-40 in the semifinals. Bethany meets McPherson for third. St Benedict's beat Hastings 58-50 and Emporia State downed Maryville 70-67 to reach 2-2.
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Deschaine and Van Brocklin Duel In Pro Punting
Los Angeles hosts a pro punting duel as Deschaine of the Green Bay Packers faces Norm Van Brocklin of the Rams on Sunday. The rookie, nearly cut for punt focus, seeks a strong showing against the veteran in the battle for field position.
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Boxing Results From Los Angeles and Atlantic City
In Los Angeles Floyd Patterson stopped Jimmy Slade in seven rounds as Patterson improves to 17814 pounds from New York. In Atlantic City Jake Josata stopped Arthur Persley in six rounds. In New York Sunnyside Garden Clarence Floyd outpointed Joe Blackwood over eight rounds.
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Basketball Scores From Fort Wayne to Pittsburg
Fort Wayne 105 Syracuse 94. Phillips Oilers 102 East Carolina 58. Fayetteville Twins 83 Hampton 81. Camp Chaffee 98 Northeastern Okla 85. Iowa State 72 Texas Tech 52. Oklahoma A&M 70 Arkansas 66. Springfield Mo 83 Central Okla 80. St Benedicts Kan 58 Hastings Emporia State 70 Maryville Mo 67. Tabor 41 Bethany Kan 40. Bethel Kan 89 McPherson 54. Kirksville Mo 100 Ft Leonard Wood 65. Rice 62 Oklahoma 47. Austin 63 Central Missouri 61. St Mary's Kan 88 St Josephs NM 67. Regis 85 Southwestern Kan 74. Independence 58 Hutchinson 57. Pittsburg States B 77 Coffeyville 72.
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Cyclones Triumph Over Tech as Sooners Fall
In Kansas City Texas Tech drops a 72 52 decision to Iowa State with Gary Thompson scoring 21 and Jim Reed 24 for Tech. In Houston Rice Institute beats Oklahoma 62 47 as Leroy Bacher scores 23 and Joe Durrenberger adds 20.
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Delayed Telecasts Under Review by Big Seven Conference
Kansas City reports the Big Seven Conference may set a policy on home and delayed football telecasts at a two day meeting. Oklahoma has filmed home game replays for national showing after Saturday games. Faculty representatives athletic directors business managers and some coaches attend the meeting.
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Bowl tie ups stir debate among sports writers
Four teams earned automatic bowl slots after conference titles while another was chosen as a second place team due to ineligible champion. The Associated Press poll of 149 writers shows 67 oppose and 56 support, with many opposing no repeat rules. Critics say tie ups curb bidding and prevent shopping for bowls.
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Seasonal scramble fuels bowl access clash
In a late season debate, opponents argued bowls should be open to all while others insisted only top teams deserve a spot, highlighting sharp divisions over postseason eligibility.
Oysters and Peanuts Bet on Orange Bowl
Maryland Governor Theo R. McKeldin disclosed a friendly wager with Oklahoma Lieutenant-Governor Cowboy Pink Williams. The bet: three dozen Maryland oysters from Maryland and three bushels of Oklahoma peanuts on the Orange Bowl game January 2.
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Olson Defends Middleweight Title Against Robinson in Chicago
Champion Carl Olson, a 3-1 favorite, defends his middleweight crown tonight at Chicago Stadium in a 15 round bout with Sugar Ray Robinson who has beaten him twice. The 27 year old Olson aims to rebound after a knockout by Archie Moore and the 35 year old Robinson seeks a late career boost as NBC covers the event at 9 p.m. CST.
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Bobo) Olson
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Robinson and Olson Set for Philadelphia Title Showdown
Sugar Ray Robinson and Carmen Olson prepare for a 12 round middleweight bout in Philadelphia with Robinson aiming to cement a comeback. Robinson’s recent wins over Lombardo Olla Panter Castellani fuel the match as revenue shares outline a 140000 stadium take and 75000 in TV fees. If Robinson wins a rematch is possible within 90 days.
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Trabert Turns Pro In Madison Square Garden Debut
New York reports Tony Trabert the top amateur of the year starts his professional career tonight at Madison Square Garden facing Dick Gonzales as the initial match in a world trade tour of about 100 events.
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Comets and Mustangs Clash In Iola Showdown Tonight
Blue Comets travel to Iola to defend last year’s league title against the Mustangs with an 8 o’clock tipoff. B game at 6 30. Probable Chanute starters include Cukjati Rubew Johnson and Schooley or McCune with others likely to see action. Mustangs led by Aggers Cooksey and Holtzman have started 0-2, while Chanute tabs Whitmer Reinhardt Schooley Grogan Hawley for B squad duties. Goff rotates underclassmen in both games as Noah Allen Misses the Tola matchup to scout Fort Scott and Coffeyville ahead of next week’s Fort Scott game. The team drills focus on correcting Ottawa game mistakes as 22 players on the roster feature only four seniors. A basketball clinic in Lawrence follows with a Chanute exhibition against Lawrence.
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Campanella Named Most Valuable Player
New York Roy Campanella was named National League Most Valuable Player for the third time joining an exclusive club of three time winners. The 34 year old Brooklyn catcher shares the honor with Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals. Yogi Berra later earned his third AL MVP, while Joe DiMaggio and Jimmy Foxx also hold three MVPs in their eras.
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Cubs sell veteran Frankie Baumholtz to Philadelphia
Chicago sent outfielder Frankie Baumholtz to the Philadelphia Phillies after failing to move him last year. Baumholtz, 36, hit .289 in 105 Chicago games and posted .405 as a pinch hitter with 15 hits in 37 at bats last season.
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All-Star Tournament For American Bowlers Parade Opens Chicago
CHICAGO America’s top bowlers 160 men and 64 women take part in a parade of champions to kick off the 15th annual All-Star Tournament. The national meet of individual match play begins tomorrow and runs to December 18 with preliminaries offering about 3000 dollars in prizes.
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Ex-titleholders Nagy and Carter to meet in special 36-game match
The match game finals lead to the championships on December 18 with defending champion Steve Nagy of Detroit and former titlist Don Carter of St. Louis exempt from qualifying. They will play a 36-game exhibition in the first five days.
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Hearing Notice in Elma Oden Rowan Estate
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court hears W W Rowan widower and sole heir of Elma Oden Rowan seeking a half interest in Lot 10 Block 17 Evergreen Park Chanute and all other estate assets at 10:00 A M December 17 1955 in Erie Kansas. Defenses must be filed in writing prior to hearing. Balch Bailey attorneys represent petitioner.
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