Chanute Juco Panthers Top Fort Scott 89 79 in wild game
Chanute Juco Panthers upset Fort Scott Greyhounds 89 79 to seize the EKJC Division lead at 1 0 as five Greyhounds fouled out. Kenneth Cloud and James Thompson led Chanute with 18 points each, while Fort Scott’s Gary Jones topped the visitors with 16 in a game marked by fouls and late free throws.
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Larry King
Church-Industrial Basketball League Opens January 7
The Church-Industrial Basketball League will begin January 7 with regular games on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Five of seven teams attended the organizing meeting at the Launching Pad. eight teams hoped, with one from Humboldt showing interest. A single elimination tournament with a consolation bracket is planned, entry fee $38 per team. Games are at St. Patrick's gym, with four quarters of eight minutes and rosters due by January 27.
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Martin Rotunno
Bethany Fives Upsets Southwestern to Lead KC Conference
Bethany rallied from a slim 33-32 deficit to beat Southwestern 79-62, moving atop the Kansas Conference at 24-1. Robert Ahisted led Bethany with 25 points in the second half as Southwestern guard Jim Harris and Ken Bradford each had 17. College of Emporia beat Friends 93-85 and Sterling defeated Kansas Wesleyan 72-60 in other league games. Fort Hays State beat Nebraska State 106-73 and Emporia State topped Warrensburg State 82-69. St. Benedicts edged William Jewell 81-76 in overtime with George Kelley scoring 16 in OT. Sam McDowell scored 27 of Fort Hays' 106.
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St Patrick's A and B Teams Fall to Altamont
Altamont defeated St Patrick's Junior High with A team 54 to 30 and B team 37 to 15. Weggint led St Pat's with 11 points while Wyckoff added nine for Altamont. St John’s of Iola visits Chanute Sunday for two league games.
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Chanute
East Squad Is Named for Shrine East West Game
SAN FRANCISCO AP All-Americas Car Eller of Minnesota on the line and Sherman Lewis of Michigan State in the backfield lead a powerful East squad named today for the East West football game on Dec 28. The squad of 24 announced by the Shrine charity game's managing director William M Cof fman Ends Jim Kelly Notre Dame Charles Logan Northwestern Don Underwood Michigan State and Dave Ellison Purdue Tackles Roger Pibblath Wisconsin Kent Pike Northwestern Eller and Ernie Borghetti Pitt Guards Bob Lehman Notre Dame Mike Reilly Iowa Joe O'Donnell Michigan and Tom Jenkins Ohio State Centers Ken Bowman Wisconsin and Ralph Baker Penn State Quarterbacks Ron Digravio Purdue and Pete Liske Penn State Halfbacks Paul Krause Iowa Paul Warfield Ohio State Jay Wilkinson Duke Lewis Paul Martha and Rick Leeson Pitt Fullbacks Gene Donaldson Purdue and Ed Conti Syracuse
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Iowa
Joe O'Donnell
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Paul Krause
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Syracuse
Diaz Outpoints Williams in New York Boxing Result
Gil Diaz of Puerto Rico 151 pounds defeats Tommy Williams at 150% in New York notching an eight round decision. In Sacramento Fred Roots 162 pounds tops Jimmy Beecham 159 pounds over ten rounds for the win.
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Dynamite) Williams
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Calif
Fred Roots
Jimmy Beecham
Philadelphia
Many Games Postponed By Ice Coated Highways
Ice coated highways forced postponement of nearly all area basketball games last night. Only the Fort Scott junior college game remained, with rescheduling tentative. Other postponements included Midway at Moline, Thayer at St Paul, Altoona at St Patricks of Parsons, Eric at Galena, and Royster Junior High seventh graders at Fredonia, all with no new dates set yet.
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Sam Snead Nearing End Of Tourney Career
In Sebring Florida AP report veteran golfer Sam Snead at 51 says his physical shape and short game have declined and he no longer enjoys tournament golf though he plans to play in the PGA Seniors next year and aims for the National Open. He recalls rivals, notes nerves and indecision affect golf and maintains he still competes hard.
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Fox Traded To Houston Fox Traded To Houston
Chicago White Sox dispatch veteran second baseman Nellie Fox to Houston in an inter league trade. Fox, 35, will be 36 Christmas Day and is moved as part of a youth movement to free up playing time for Al Weis and Don Buford. The Sox receive pitcher Jim Golden and outfielder Danny Murphy, both with modest recent totals, while Fox carries a career .289 average and multiple .300 seasons.
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Poland offers film training aid to Nigeria
Poland will train Nigerians in film production and exchange newsreels and information material, said Bronislaw Musielak Poland's ambassador to Nigeria. The offer reflects willingness to deepen cooperation in media and cultural exchange between the two nations.
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