Panthers Set for Butler Trip After Shakeup Plan
Neosho County travels to El Dorado to face Butler County in a non league game as coach Lyle Rutter reshuffles the lineup after a 64-52 loss to Highland. Curtis Washington leads the Panthers with 26.2 points and 13.4 rebounds per game as they prep for a four game road swing ending before Christmas.
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Vincennes Jaco Tops Poll in NJCAA Basketball Ranking
Hutchinson Kan. hosts the top Junior College poll with Vincennes Ind. leading the ranking. Robert Morris Pa. and San Jacinto Tex. follow, with Pratt Kan. and Hutchinson Kan. tied for 15th and Neosho County Panth ers among others receiving votes.
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Blue Comet Wrestlers Dominate Titans In Dual Meet
Chanute Blue Comet face Columbus Titans in a 46 8 dual meet victory. Several varsity stars were sidelined by illness. Key results include Neely pinning Lacen Barringer and Bar ning pinning Forgey, with several other decisions and pins across 96 to heavyweight classes. Chanute hosts Fredonia Monday at 6 30 PM in the high school gym.
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Royster Rockets sweep Independence in junior high doubleheader
Royster Junior High eighth graders won 42 36 and the freshman quintet claimed a 40 31 victory over Independence Indians in Southeast Kansas High League action. Steve Marts Buddy Kihm led rebounding while Craig Harris Edwards Williams led scorers with 16 12 and 10 points respectively.
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Twins Trade Uhlaender to Indians in Six-Player Deal
Cleveland acquired Ted Uhlaender Dean Chance Graig Nettles and an unnamed player from Minnesota in exchange for Luis Tiant Stan Williams and two others. Uhlaender said the Indians got the best of the deal noting Tiant was not the same pitcher as in 1968.
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Dodge City Jaco Resumes Football
The Dodge City Junior College board voted 3-2 to resume football after a June discontinuation. Former head coach Jim Paramoe left for Fort Hays State College, and a renewed push by students and faculty led to the decision. The Conquistadors seek a Jayhawk Jaco Conference schedule with a tentative announcement from athletic director Dick Brown. Forty scholarships at 120 dollars annually will be offered to players.
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College basketball results wrap up in AP style
East Columbia 70 Ilaly Cross 92. NYU 64 Temple 62. American U 89 Bucknell 82. Harvard 95 Boston U 71. Marquette 72 Drake 70. Purdue 116 Idaho St 95. Iowa 98 Duquesne 87. Los Angeles St 86 South. St. Far West. New Mex. St. 80 Brigham Young 78. UT Utah St. 112 West Texas 87. South Colo St. 73 Weber St. U. Calif.Santa Barb. 100 Texas 85. U. of Pacific 100 Seattle 89. Southwest Colorado 75 Texas Tech 56. Baylor 98 Tex. Arlington 79. South LSU 109 Vanderbilt 8. West Kentucky 96 Butler 61. Tournaments Liberty Bowl Classic Championship Tulsa 82 Memphis St. 72. Consolation Miss. St. 76 Arkansas 74 OT.
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Bowling Scores and Highs for Chanute Firms
Chanute bowling totals show Woodpilers and Top Hat Cleaners posting team high scores. Donna Blough and Elizabeth Chapman top individual marks, with club totals led by Top Hat Cleaners and Chanute Auto Parts among local participants.
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Area basketball matchups headline region games
Tonight’s schedule features Pittsburg at Chanute, Columbus at Altamont, Coffeyville at Fort Scott, Parsons at Independence, TVS Yates Center at Humboldt, Burlington at Cherryvale, Neodesha at Eureka, Fredonia at Garnett, CNC Southeast at Erie, Galena at Frontenac, Baxter Springs at Girard, Riverton at Northeast, TRL Moran at Crest, Blue Mound at Central Heights, Mound City at Uniontown, Prairie View at Pleasanton, BJL Sedan at Altoona-Midway, Elk City at Howard.
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Chiefs Underdogs New York Showdown in West Shootout
NFL and AFL Week preview features Oakland at Kansas City as top West clash with playoff implications. Eight NFL games wrap division titles already held by Los Angeles Minnesota Dallas Cleveland. Raiders seek home field and revenge after 27-24 win in KC.
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Buffs Halt Texas Tech In 75-56 Boulder Win
Colorado secured its Big Eight supremacy by defeating Texas Tech 75-56 at Boulder. The Buffaloes controlled the game with steady offense and solid defense to finish strong in the conference play.
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