Chanute Blue Comets Hold Off Ottawa Cyclones 35 27
Chanute defeats Ottawa 35 27 in a low scoring non league game as Jim Gough leads Chanute with 15 points and Bob Lewis tops Ottawa with 20. Brookhart provides early spark and Chanute outscores 13 6 in fourth to clinch victory.
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Early Bumps For Defenders In State Loops
Five Kansas Conference teams share the lead after Bethany and others win. Bethany improves to 2-0 with a 60-56 victory over Baker while Ottawa College of Emporia Sterling and Southwestern sit tied. Ottawa beat Bethany 71-65 Saturday in a key result.
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Football scores and bowls round up from weekend action
National League results show Green Bay 13 San Francisco 0 in Saturday play. Sunday scores include Los Angeles 10 Baltimore 3 Cleveland 42 Chicago 0 New York 17 Washington 3 Pittsburgh 27 Philadelphia 21 Detroit 23 Dallas 14. Saturday also lists Los Angeles 41 Denver 33 Dallas 34 Boston 0 Houston 31 Buffalo 23 New York 31 Oakland 28. College events feature NAIA Holiday Bowl Lenoir Rhyne 15 Humboldt 14 in St Petersburg Fla and Orange Blossom Classic Florida A M 40 Langston 26 in Miami Fla. Junior Rose Bowl Long Beach 38 Tysler Tex 16 Pasadena Calif. Shrine Junior College Albuquerque West 25 East 16. Sunday Leatherneck Bowl San Diego Quantico Marines 36 San Diego Marine Corps Depot 6.
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Panthers Seek First EKL Win Against Iola After Streaks
Chanute hosts Iola in a 7 30 p m tilt aiming to snap a nine game series skid and move above .500 for the season Iola brings a 2 1 mark and a fast paced offense led by Don Miskimon. The Red Devils boast recent wins and hold a 69 63 edge in head to head results since 1953 54.
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Carter Tops In Bowling
Don Carter of St Louis won the $7,500 first prize in the fourth annual World's Invitational Bowling Tournament amid distraction as his wife LaVerne challenged the women’s leader for $4,000. Don lost his final match 824 to 831 against runner-up Joe Joseph of DeKalb.
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Carter led Petersen by a margin on points to coast to victory. Mrs. Carter also won her final match against Mrs. Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids Michigan 581 to 564 but trailed in Petersen points by 18 pins, just missing Ladewig in overall standings.
Stark Nips Galesburg In Four County League Clash
Joint Rural of Stark edged the Galesburg Pirates 45-42 as the teams were tied at 20-20 at halftime and late fouls sank Galesburg two starters fouling out. It was Joint Rural’s first win in two starts while Galesburg dropped to 2-2.
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St Pat's Wins Two Games In Chanute Meet
St Patrick's Junior High Cha nute swept two games to even their Southeast Kansas Catholic League records. Chanute seventh and eighth graders fell 46 7 while the elementary team won 34 13. Boaz led Chanute with 18 points and Ashley scored 14 for St Pat's as Parsons’ Donnelly had 10.
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Basketball Scores From Sunday Fixtures
Syracuse defeated Philadelphia 132 to 121, while Philadelphia edged Boston 102 to 97. Detroit fell to Syracuse 117 107 as St. Louis beat Los Angeles 111 to 108.
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Packers Clinch Share of Crown as Colts Fall
The Green Bay Packers clinched a tie for the Western Conference title after the Baltimore Colts lost to the Los Angeles Rams and the Packers beat San Francisco. Billy Wade of the Rams fueled a 10-3 win over Baltimore, ending the Colts’ three-way grip on first in the division.
Jewelry Stolen From Pittsburg Store In Break In
Police said thieves cut two holes in a display window at the Al Williams jewelry store in downtown Pittsburg early Sunday and stole 62 watches valued at 3509 dollars.
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Bradley Five Ohio State Roll As Top Threats
Ohio State led by All America Jerry Lucas remains the team to beat for the Big Ten title and possibly the NCAA crown. Bradley, undefeated and rising, could challenge in the Big Eight Missouri Valley race and force a March meeting with Ohio State if both advance to the NCAA tournament.
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Tech Hosts Louisville In 1960-61 Basketball Preview
The Chanute Tribune notes a 3-0 Tech team set to face Louisville after a 76-64 win over Xavier of Ohio. The schedule lists games through December with multiple doubleheaders and matchups against top programs including Oklahoma State Houston Texas A&M and archrival Kansas State.
Paret Outpoints Thompson To Retain Welter Title In NY
Benny Kid Paret of Cuba defeated Federico Thompson of Argentina by outpoint in a world welterweight title defense in New York. Paret retained his title after 15 rounds.
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Benny Kid Paret defends welter crown with a unanimous decision over Federico Thompson at Madison Square Garden and his manager Manuel Alfaro hints at pursuing the middleweight title. In Washington, a former champion and heavyweight contender Sonny Liston testify in Senate prizefight hearings amid questions about underworld figures and Liston’s police record.
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Colorado Tops Big Eight Preseason Standings
Colorado leads the Big Eight with a 4 0 record after a week of pre conference play. Oklahoma unbeaten at 3 0 joins Colorado at the top while Kansas and Kansas State stumble early. Kansas State rebounds with a 65 57 win over Southern California to reach 2 2 and Kansas sits at 2 1.
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Oswego Indians Rally Past St. Paul For 63-56 Win
Oswego trailing at halftime, a strong second half surge gave the Indians a 63-56 Mineral Belt League victory over St. Paul. Jim Eaton led Oswego with 16 points, followed by Clifford Vance 15 and Bruce Rayl 14, while Duna van tallied 19 for St. Paul. St. Paul won the B-game 35-30.
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