Comets Fall 30 40 to Fort Scott in Southeast Kansas League
Chanute Blue Comets struggle with poor shooting and turnovers, falling 30 40 to Fort Scott Tigers. Fort Scott led 12 6 after Q1 and 19 10 at halftime as Chanute pressed and traded baskets late, with Brookhart and Steeves leading Chanute scorers at eight points each.
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Rolen Casebolt
Chanute Blue Comets
Tigers
Fort Scott
Chanute
Comets
Comet
Jack Brookhart
Mark Steeves
Woods
Brookhart
Gary Taylor
Wheeler
Jones
Mathews
King
Haynes
Rice
Goodwin
Hunt
Steeves
Taylor
Oyler
Whitmer
McCoy
Bowling Scores From Local Establishments
A summary of bowling scores lists players and venues such as First National Bank, General Novelty, Western Drill, Midwest Office Supply, Jomns ons Furniture, and Wards Bootery. It notes high scores by T. Penn and B. Friederich, with multiple team and player tallies across Mason City and surrounding locales.
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L. Western Drill
Midwest
General Novelty
First National Bank
Jomnsons Furniture
Yeahekees
Bootery Sabe
Pioneer
J. Haight
J. Haight Ste First National Bank
Sply
Nat'l
Seger
Hion
Gifford - Loffhouse
Gifford
Cubs Edge Humboldt 47 to 42 in Tri-Valley clash
Fredonia Yellowjackets beat Humboldt Cubs 47 42 in a Tri-Valley League matchup. Dick Davis led Humboldt with 13 points before fouling out. Spohn scored 14 for Fredonia. B game Fredonia 51 Humboldt 28. Eureka hosts Cubs next Friday.
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Fredonia
Fredonia Yellowjackets
Humboldt Cubs
Dick Davis
Cub
Spohn
Rindt
R. McCullough
Humboldt
Eureka
Cubs
Fulghum
Cook
Speaks
Peters
Lasley
Mathis
Lorentz
Mahoney
Kansas Loses To Trojans In Narrow Conference Loss
The Jayhawks fell 78 to 70 to Southern California as John Rudometkin led USC with 27 points and 13 rebounds. Colorado opened its home season with a 72-51 win over Arizona, while Kansas sits at 1-2 after the defeat.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Arizona
Kansas
Jayhawks
Southern California
Kansas State
Indiana
Kan‘sas
Ucla
Nebraska
Air Force
Iowa State
Toledo
Illinois
Oklahoma
New Mexico State
Oklahoma State
Northwestern
Missouri
John Rudometkin
Southern Cal
Trojans
Buffs
Jover Arizona
Sox Walseth
Ken Charlton
69 Golfers Remain In Coral Gables Open
In Coral Gables Florida the Coral Gables Open golf tournament moves into the third round with 69 players remaining. Leaders on six under par 136 include George Knudson Bill Farrell Bill Collins and Dave Hill. Six players at 137 follow including Fred Wampler Dave Marr Dan Sikes Jon Gustin and Dave Ragan.
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Coral Gables
Fla
George Knudson
Toronto
Bill Farrell
Springfield
N.J
Bill Collins
Miami
Dave Hill
Denver
Hill
Collins
Knudson
Farrell
Fred Wampler
Dave Marr
Bill Ezinicki
Dan Sikes
Jon Gustin
Dave Ragan
Juco All Stars of Region Six Chosen in 1960 Team
Selections for the Region Six junior college all star football teams were announced by W. H. McMurray. First team includes Williams and Havill ends, Zahorsky and Gay tackles, Belden and Van Cleave guards, Yasko center, Downing and Torrez backs, Jones fullback, Hamby quarterback. Second team lists Newton and Manley ends, Kracek and Warner tackles, Hamlin and Pekrich guards, Boyette center, Hardy and Batten backs, Witterich full back, Coleman halfback. Honorable mention goes to Malloy, Howicki, and Schichtle. The 1960 season note mentions a Missouri 10-7 win at Lawrence on Nov. 25 and lists all-opponent selections.
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W. H. McMurray
Jimmie Williams
Dodge City
Larry Havill
Pratt
Joe Zahorsky
Bob Gay
Arkansas City
Gary Belden
Hutchinson
Bill van Cleave
Fort Scott
Mickey Yasko
Bill Downing
Coffeyville
John Torrez
Chuck Jones
Garden City
Ralph Hamby
Richard Newton
John Manley
Andy Kracek
Parsons
Dale Warner
Bob Hamlin
Independence
Bob Pekrich
el Dorado
Don Boyette
Bob Hardy
Pat Batten
Ken Witterich
Hollis Coleman
David Malloy
Fred Howicki
Henry Schichtle
Lawrence
Missouri
Jerry Hillebrand
Joe Romig
Walt Klinker
Gale Weidner
Colorado
Curtis McClinton
Ken Coleman
Kansas
Bill Thorton
Nebraska
Dan Celoni
Iowa State
Frank Parker
Oklahoma State
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
I ‘Asko
Albuquerque
Zahorsky
Williams
Yasko
Jones
Gay
Downing
Hamby
Midway Jets overpower Altoona in Four County League action
Midway Jets defeated Altoona 50 to 30 in Four County League basketball. Gary Steele led Midway with 21 points, John Davis scored 19 for Altoona, and Midway also won the B team game 31–30 in overtime and the girls’ game 40–18.
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Gary Jones
Fort Scott
Tigers
Jack Brook
Altoona
Midway
Jets
Gary Steele
John Davis
Redskins
Rodney Goltry
Jack Eagle
Robert Stewart
Marilyn Chapman
Doris Stanley
Oswego
Moran
Anderes
Joyce
Morton
Payne
Steele
Wiggins
Wilt Chamberlain 78 points in loss sets NBA record
Wilt Chamberlain scored 78 points in a 151 147 triple overtime defeat for the Philadelphia Warriors. He added 31 field goals 16 free throws and 43 rebounds while playing every minute. Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with 63 as they beat the Warriors for first in the West.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Wilt
Warriors
Frank McGuire
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Fiveien
NBA
Baylor
Boston
Syracuse
Larry Costello
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Tigers Name Kansans Best Sportsmen
Kansas athletes are named by Missouri football players as the best sportsmen of the 1961 season amid lingering tensions between the schools. The Trib may note continuing strains in their relations.
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Tigers
Kansans
Columbia
Kansas
Missouri
Southwestern, Emporia, Bethany win in Kansas Conference play
Southwestern defeated McPherson 64-50 at Winfield led by 11 points from Larry Miller and Harold McCormack. College of Emporia beat Baker 67-57 at Baldwin after breaking a 52-52 tie with Pete Wong and Herman Rathman keying the rally. Bethany cruised 68-54 over Friends at Wichita with Rick Bienes scoring 22. Pittsburg State edged John Brown College 73-66 as Dave Dunbar posted 26. St Benedict's beat Hastings 63-49 at Atchison with John Ritter scoring 24. Fort Hays State beat Colorado College 85-74.
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Associated Press
Southwestern
College of Emporia
Bethany
Kansas
McPherson
Winfield
Larry Miller
Harold McCormack
Baker
Baldwin
Pete Wong
Herman Rathman
St. Benedict's
Hastings
Neb
Atchison
John Ritter
Ravens
Fort Hays State
Colorado College
THE
Associated Press College
Friends
Pittsburg State
John Brown
Ark
St. Benedicts
Kansas City Athletics Move Rumors Surface in 1963
Kansas City councilmen said they understood the Athletics would move to Dallas in 1963. Club owner Charles Finley denied the reports, stating he would stay in Kansas City. Councilmen Shafer and Capra said they had heard rumors and noted Finley had not signed a long term lease on Municipal Stadium.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Dallas
Tex
Charles O. Finley
Chicago
Charles Shafer
Finley
Erie Sinks McCune In CNC League Clash
The Erie Red Devils defeated McCune 57 to 28 in CNC League basketball last night. Erie led every period and held a dominating game throughout.
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ERIE
Erie Red Devils
McCune
College basketball scores and local prep results list
A long list of college scores from various conferences with several high results noted. Notable games include Central Ohio State 113 over McKendree 105 and Southern Calif 78 over Kansas Colorado 72 with many others across Midwest and West regions. The text also lists high school games and point totals for Erie McCune and related players.
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Southern Illinois
Warrensburg State
Rockhurst
Westminster
Graceland
National
Lincoln
Wayne State
Neb
Illinois College
Eureka
Ohio State
McKendree
Northwestern Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma State
Phillips
Okla
Northeastern
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Wentworth
Fairbury
Wichita
South Dakota
Westmar
New Mexico
Oregon
Arkansas
North Texas
Calif
Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
Utah State
Los
Thayer Tramples Edna 64-31 In Four County League Clash
Thayer Fliers overwhelm Edna Pi rate 64 to 31 in the main game and sweep two more contests 60-22 and 21-16. Tom Adams and Larry Brown each score 17 for Thayer A team while Ron Rhodes leads Edna with 8 points. B squad top scorer Robert Babcock adds 17. Mary Wheeler nets 13 in girls tilt.
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Edna
Thayer Fliers
Tom Adams
Larry Brown
Ron Rhodes
Thayer
Robert Babcock
Mary Wheeler
St. Paul
Abalteved
AE Ccsens
Adams
Brown
Shulte
Wright
Matlock
Elrod
Anderson
Jones
Rhodes
Stegman
Shufelt
Hardin
Dewey
Carrico
Steers Stampede Chicago 117-99 in ABL Battle
The Kansas City Steers crushed the Chicago Majors 117-99 to extend their S game winning streak and grow their lead in the Western Division. Nick Mantis scored 26 points as KC widened the gap over Los Angeles to four games. The San Francisco Saints defeated Hawaii 98-88.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Steers
Chicago
San Francisco Saints
Hawaii Chiefs
Nick Mantis
Kansas City
Steers
Los Angeles
Saints
San Francisco
Hawaii
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Galesburg Edges Joint Rural Falcons in League Clash
Galesburg Pirates defeated the Joint Rural Falcons 42 to 39 in a Four County League game, winning at the free throw line. Gough led Galesburg with 12 points, while Olson and Kennedy tied for Falcons with 14 apiece. Galesburg also won the B game 43 to 29.
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Stark
Galesburg Pirates
Joint Rural
Falcons
Gough
Steve Olson
Wilber Kennedy
Galesburg
John Kramer
Joe Kennedy
Altoona
Thayer
Shrum
Jones
Hizey
Trout
Olson
Wallis
Kennedy
Woodworth
Harris
Wilson
Richwine
Pease of Hawaii Overcomes Early Deficit
The Pease team from Hawaii rallied from a 19 15 deficit in the first quarter to take control later in the game. The article notes their steady offense and defensive adjustments leading to a comeback win.
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Pease
Hawaii
Friday NBA Scores and Schedule Highlights
NBA results show Los Angeles 151 over Philadelphia 147 in three overtimes, Boston 123 over Syracuse 111, Detroit 133 over Chicago 107, Cincinnati 128 over St. Louis 123. Scheduled Saturday games feature Chicago at Philadelphia, Boston at Syracuse, Los Angeles at Detroit, New York at St. Louis with Sunday sets Philadelphia at Chicago in Jacksonville and New York at Cincinnati.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Boston
Syracuse
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Robinson seeks rematch after knockout of Wilf Greaves
Pittsburgh report notes Sugar Ray Robinson aims for a rematch with Denny Moyer in New York on January 6 after a KO of Wilf Greaves. Robinson, coming off a split decision over Greaves last September, floored the Canadian in the eighth and finished him in 43 seconds.
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Pittsburgh
Wilf Greaves
Sugar Ray Robinson
Denny Moyer
New York
Robinson
Greaves
Fight Results From Cities Worldwide Boxing Night
In Pittsburgh New York and other venues, Robinson 161½ pounds stopped Wilf Greaves 161½, Johnson 182 pounds outpointed Tony Hughes 196, Andrade 137 pounds knocked out Battling Torres 138½, Nielsen 188 pounds outpointed Wayne Womack 192, Tavares 143 pounds outpointed Paul Christie 143½, Banbung 115 pounds outpointed Katsuo Haga 117, Laemphapha 10.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Wilf Greaves
Edmonton
Alonzo Johnson
Braddock
Tony Hughes
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cisco Andrade
San Jacinto
Calif
Battling Torres
Reynosa
Mexico
Omaha
Bill Nielsen
Wayne Womachil
Worcester
Mass
Kenny Tavares
New Bedford
Paul Christie
Medford
Tokyo
Sombang Banbung
Thailand
Katsuo Haga
Japan
Bangkok
Charthai Laemfapha
Kyo Noguchi
St. Xavier routs St. John's Military in low-scoring clash
In Junction City, St. Xavier defeated St. John's Military Academy of Salina 64 to 19 after the Salina team failed to make a field goal Friday night.
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Junction City
Kan
St. John’s Military Academy of
Salina
St. Xavier of
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