Chanute Prep Basketball Roundup Opens Schedule
Chanute squads start play with several non league and league games led by El Dorado and Coffeyville. El Dorado seeks first win behind Bill Searle after Gary West injury. Chanute Senior High eyes a second win as Fort Scott hosts a tall Tiger quintet with Mike Lutzenberger back.
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St Patrick's junior high sweeps Moran in twin wins
St Patrick's Junior High swept two games from Moran last night, winning A team 49 to 14 and B team 23 to 11. Sevenths and eighth graders played. scoring was led by Charles Boaz and Mike Ashley with eight each for St Patrick's, while Albert Godinez scored 12 for Chanute in the B game. The teams mistimed venue expectations, passing buses on the road as Moran remained in Chanute awaiting the trip back. St Patrick's intends to repeat the matchup at La Harpe today.
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Thompson eyes upset in Paret title defense at MSG
Boxing brief from New York reports Federico Thompson of Panama, 33, who drew with Benny Kid Paret in their first meeting, vows to win the title. Paret, Cuban challenger, is 10 years younger. Thompson gained prominence last December by knocking out Don Jordan. The 15 round bout airs on ABC starting at 10 p.m.
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Fred Haney Named LA Angels Manager
Fred Haney has been appointed general manager of the new Los Angeles Angels. His first task is to hire players and staff as the Angels, a new American League team, have not yet chosen a field manager or assembled a roster.
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College and pro basketball scores round up AP data
The Associated Press reports scores across college and professional games. Philadelphia tops New York 114 111 while Cincinnati edges Boston 118 115. Other results include Temple 83 Gettysburg 61 and Colgate 70 Syracuse 52.
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First Baptists and Holy Name Win Close League Games
Holy Name remains undefeated with a 58-52 win over EUB as Gary Sebbert scores 22. First Baptist earns its first win, 61-56 over the Methodists, led by Page with 19 points while Wayne Summers nets 17 for Methodist.
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Elsmore Dragons defeat LaHarpe 44 to 34 in non league game
Elsmore Dragons opened with a 17 point first quarter and held on for a 44 to 34 victory over LaHarpe. Darrell Bauer scored 15 for Elsmore while Larry Smart led LaHarpe with 20. Elsmore also won the B team game 39 to 19. St Patrick’s Walnut visits Marmaton Valley tonight.
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Don Carter Climbs In Bowling Tourney
Don Carter, top bowler and defending champion from St. Louis, climbed to second in the World Invitational in Chicago. He moved from ninth after three four game matches, narrowing the gap to leader Steve Nagy as finalists resume in the five day event at the Chicago Coliseum with four matches slated today and two more Sunday to close the $48,000 tournament. The winner earns $7,500.
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Price’s Big Night Sparks Pro Bid From Dallas Texans
Ced Price of Kansas State exploded for 44 points in two games, outplaying Indiana star Walt Bellamy and drawing NFL AFL interest from the Dallas Texans and others. The Fort Worth native cited basketball work and a healed shoulder for his surge, while he pondered a pro football future with teams like the Colts, Rams, 49ers, and Cowboys watching his development.
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NAIA Fame Hall Selects J. V. Sikes
NAIA announces Hall of Fame selections for football coaches and players. Coaches honored are Alonzo S. Gaither Florida A M University J W Sikes East Texas State University and Earl L Meritt Pomona College. Players named include John F E Tucker Arkansas Poly College Liloyd Madden Colorado School of Mines and Kenneth F E Mercer Simpson College with years noted.
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Jake) Gaither
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Fuzz) Merritt
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Barnum Leads Coral Gables Open First Round
John Barnum, veteran pro from Grand Rapids, Michigan, shot six under par 65 to lead the Coral Gables Open after the first round. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead were three strokes behind, each at six under. Marty Furgol and Jim Turnesa followed at 66. several others trailed in the 67 range. Johnny Pott posted 73 in the field of 86 sub par rounds.
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Arkansas Star Clyde Rhoden Injured in Razorbacks Win
Arkansas trimmed North Texas 94 80 in Fayetteville as star Clyde Rhoden suffered a badly sprained ankle late in the game. Rhoden averaged 16.2 points last season and his absence could affect the Razorbacks’ hopes in the Southwest Conference scramble.
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Paratrooper coup shifts capital leadership in Laos
Red kerchiefed paratroopers led by Capt Kong Le seized Vientiane to oust the neutralist government. Premier Souvanna Phouma remained in the palace as rival forces clashed, with Col Kouprasith Aphay's anti Communist faction reportedly bottled up outside the city.
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Prague allocates nearly 14 million for Lidice reconstruction
Prague based CTK reports Czechoslovakia has spent 100 million crowns about 14 million dollars on rebuilding Lidice after the Nazi massacre in 1942. The mining village of 500 was razed by SS troops.
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Fight Results Spokane Wash Pete Rademacher Outpoints
Spokane results note Pete Rademacher of Columbus Georgia at 196 pounds wins by outpoint, securing victory in a boxing bout held in Spokane Washington.
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Bavarians Fail To Meet Oktoberfest Beer Quota
Munich officials announced at a city council session that Oktoberfest beer consumption totaled 2,875,000 liters, 76,100 less than 1959, blamed on cold rainy weather and generally unpleasant conditions. Mayor Albert Bayerle called the drop a "horrible bit of news" for Bavarians.
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Nehru rejects Congo withdrawal demand in Parliament
Prime Minister Nehru told Indian Parliament that he would not withdraw the Indian U.N. contingent from the Congo despite calls from several members. He asserted India’s continued commitment to the U.N. mission and refused to bow to domestic pressure.
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Wished to wait a few days before taking steps
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Japan Philippines sign postwar trade accord
TOKYO AP reports Japan and the Philippines signed a treaty of commerce navigation and friendship after ten months of negotiations. The pact provides most favored nation treatment in business and commerce and marks the first such Southeast Asian agreement Japan has made since the war.
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Bazaar and Food Sale at United Brethren Church
Purity Deiry promotes a bazaar and food sale to be held at United Brethren Church on Saturday December 19. A fragment notes activities and items for sale, inviting community participation.
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