Kansas State Rips Indiana 82 to 69
Big Eight teams won four games in intersectional play as Kansas State defeated Indiana 82 to 69 behind Dennis Berkholtz's 27 points. Nebraska beat Washington State 100 to 75, Missouri topped Detroit 94 to 82, and Oklahoma State edged Lamar Tech 78 to 64.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Wildcats
Dennis Berkholtz
Washington State
Cougars
Ron Coleman
Booker Brown
Detroit
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
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Hoosiers
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Iown State
Wisconsin
Pacific
Kansas
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Michigan
Butler
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Wilberforce
Walsh
Xavier
Ohio
Tampa
Southwest Houston
St. Mary’s
Cal
Langston
Okla
Regis
Memphis State
North Texas State
University of Missouri
Rolla
Warrensburg State
Pittsburg State
Maryville
Chanute Fives In Action This Week
Chanute area teams prepare for a busy schedule with Independence High School hosting action as favorite in the Southeast Kansas League. Joplin College visits Chanute tonight for a non conference game before remaining league play. Parsons, El Dorado, and Iola are cited in recent results from the Eastern division with close scores.
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Chanute
Independence High School
Joplin
Black Panthers
Fort Scott
Iola
Parsons
Coffeyville
Kansas
Chanute Junior High
Fredonia
Junior High
Independence
el Dorado
Parkville sandlot player dies after brain concussion
In Parkville Maryland Joseph H Sharp Jr 20 died Monday after a brain concussion in a local sandlot football game. In Philadelphia the Maxwell Memorial Football Club named All America Jim Lynch Notre Dame captain and linebacker winner of the Maxwell Trophy as best college player of the year. In San Mateo California Triple Tax $5 held on for a three quarters of a length victory over The Hare in the Bay Meadows feature race.
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Parkville, Md
Joseph H. Sharp, Jr
Philadelphia
Maxwell Memorial
Jim Lynch
Notre Dame
San Mateo
Calif
Bay Meadows
Kansas City Chiefs Maintain Leads in Offense Stats
New York reports Kansas City tops the AFL in total offense averaging 363.6 yards per game and 152.3 rushing. New York leads in passing with 244.4 yards. Oakland holds the top defense at 279.3 yards allowed, while KC allows slightly more per game.
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NEW York
Kansas City
Chiefs
Oakland
Two Chanute Hunters Bag Deer This Weekend
Iowa area hunters Ebar Schultz of Chanute and Lyle Meyer bagged bucks south of Goodland in the Smoky Hill River area. Schultz killed an 8 point buck field dressed at 175 pounds and Meyer killed a buck field dressed at 160 pounds.
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Chanute
Ebar Schultz
Lyle Meyer
Goodland
Smoky Hill River
Schultz
Meyer
Local Junior College and High School Games Tonight
Neosho County at Joplin Neosho Mo at Iola El Dorado at Independence. Coffeyville at Altamont Neodesha at Cherryvale Yates Center at Fredonia Humboldt at Garnett Burlington at Eureka Riverton at Erie Joint Rural at Galesburg Altoona at Midway Welda at Colony Moran at Pleasanton Girard at Arma Cherokee at College High St Marys at Oswego Chetopa at Caney Sedan at Dewey Gridley at Madison Toronto at Greeley
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Burlington
Eureka
Riverton
Erie
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Altoona
Midway
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Colony
Moran
Pleasanton
Girard
Arma
Cherokee
College High
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Oswego
Caney
Sedan
Dewey
Gridley
Madison
Toronto
Greeley
Scout News Den 5 Pack 225 Holds Christmas Party
Jerry Shields led the opening flag salute at Mrs. Jerry Thompson’s home with Mrs. Everett Carter assisting. Den Chief Kendall Follmer took roll as Cubs named a tree decoration. gifts were exchanged and a fruit basket visit to a rest home planned for next week. Decorations for the tree were made at the pack meeting December 20. Refreshments were served.
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Jerry Shields
Jerry Thompson
Everett Carter
Den
Kendall Follmer
Hillcrest A December supper and gift exchange event
Doane-Dodd school hosted a December meeting Saturday evening with supper gift exchange and group photos. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Jim Carlson and Mr and Mrs Fred Delano and families. Dwight Baldwin led the business meeting and the Wilfrid Burke family were hosts. Seven
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Doane-Dodd School
Jim Carlson
Fred Delano
Dwight Baldwin
Wilfrid Burke
Chanute High to Host Inaugural Wrestling Meet
Chanute High School begins wrestling as a major sport with a 6:30 p.m. B team match versus Ottawa Cy clones and an ensuing varsity contest at the school gym. Coach Jim Woods leads about 20 wrestlers as officials outline rules, scoring, and equipment for the night.
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Chanute High School
Comet
Ottawa Cyclones
Jim Woods
Chanute
Woods
Lieve
State
High School Activities Association
Ottawa
Wood
Comets
Don Noland
Columbus
Steve Holman
Ross Abbuehl
Wayne Moreland
Cecil McNamara
Ed Hughes
Bob Steele
Mike Kelso
Jim Neely
Rex Babcock
Never Barnett
Junior Hemphill
Fred Defen
Moran Wins Over St. Pat's in Ninth Grade Debut
Moran Junior High defeated St Patrick's Junior High 45 to 14 in the opening ninth grade basketball game of the season. St Patrick's will play in a tournament at Altamont from January 4 to 7.
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Moran Junior High
St. Patrick’s Junior High School
St. Patrick’s
Altamont
UCLA Holds No 1 in AP College Basketball Poll
UCLA remains the unanimous No 1 in the Associated Press major-college basketball poll with 36 first-place votes. Texas Western moves to third, Kentucky to fourth, and New Mexico climbs to fifth as North Carolina, Brigham Young, Michigan State, Houston and Cincinnati round out the top ten.
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Kentucky
North Carolina
National Panel of
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Cardinals
Wildcats
New Mexico
Loyola of Los Angeles
Los As Tech
Brigham Young
Michigan State
Houston
Cincinnati
Texas Western
Michigan
Fight Results From Multiple Venues
In Walpole Lee Carr of New York won an eight round decision over Ed die Vick also of New York. In Milwaukee Hernan dez of Omaha defeated Kelly Burden of Kansas City over ten rounds. Ron Marsh of Minneapolis stopped Ray Vega of Memphis in three. In New Orleans Herschel Jacobs of White Plains outpointed Henry Hank of Detroit over ten. In San Francisco Jimmy Lester of San Francisco knocked out Ernie Burford of Cleveland in three.
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Art Hernandez
Omaha
Neb
Kelly Burden
Kansas City
Ron Marsh
Minneapolis
Ray Vega
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Herschel Jacobs
White Plains
N.Y
Henry Hank
Detroit
San Francisco
Jimmy Lester
Ernie Burford
Cleveland
Deer Kill Delights Kansas Opening Weekend 1966
Pratt Kansas AP 1 014 deer were killed by 5 800 hunters in two opening weekend days of Kansas 1966 firearms season. Sunday reports pending from three stations. Early totals exceed 1965 pace with increases in southeastern zones.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Bill Peabody
Commission
Arkansas
Chautauqua Hills
Neosho
Fiss Plans to Retire From Browns This Year
Cleveland Browns captain and linebacker Galen Fiss announced plans to retire at season's end. The 35 year old, an 11 year Brown, previously played at Kansas and served in the Air Force before joining the team in 1956. He moved to the left side in 1963 when named captain.
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Browns
Cleveland
Ohio
Galen Fiss
Cleveland Browns
University of Kansas
The
Air Force
Willie Davis Slumps After Two Drops in World Series Game
Willie Davis of the Dodgers dropped two fly balls in the second game of the World Series and then went hitless in his next ten at bats.
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Dodgers
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Fred Dickerson
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John Redmond
Ferty Eaeses Falmiver
David L. McCune
Chanute Inc. Board
By Ben Olan
Walpole
Mass
Lee Carr
Eddie Vick
JRE Holiday
Wards
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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Schultz Agenay
West Main
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