Hutchinson Rolls 87 55 Past Chanute in Hoops Showdown
Hutchinson, ranked No. 2 nationally, rolled past Chanute 87 to 55 as the Blue Dragons dominated in rebounds and fast breaks. Charlie Hobbs led Hutchinson with 21 points, while Chanute’s Charles Rappard added 15 points and nine rebounds to keep the game closer before Hutchinson pulled away by halftime.
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C of E Presbies stay unbeaten with 74 62 win
The undefeated College of Emporia Presbies defeated McPherson 74 62 at McPherson led by Pete Wong with 23 points while Deryl Elmore scored 26 for McPherson. Bethany beat Bethel 66 59 at Newton and Sterling edged Ottawa 65 61 at Sterling. Fort Hays State, St Benedicts, and Washburn also notched conference wins.
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Sunflower Doubleheader opens in Manhattan with top matchups
Kansas faces Michigan State in the first game at 7:30 as Kansas State meets North Carolina in a second game two hours later. The next night in Lawrence, Kansas State and Michigan State open at 7:35 with Kansas versus North Carolina following. North Carolina showcases Dick Kepley and Doug Moe while Kansas features Wayne Hightower and Bill Bridges.
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Randomized game results show Boston 115 Syracuse 195 at Bluebonnet Bow and Oklahoma State 60 Texas A&M. Numerous entries include Houston 1 College of Emporia 74 McPherson 62 Bethany 66 Bethel 59 Sterling 65 Ottawa 61 and St Benedicts 8 7 Peru Neb State 74 Fort Hays State 73. The list covers teams such as New Mexico Highlands 67 Washburn 70 Springfield State William Jewell 67 Drury 69 and Parsons 85 Joplin 54 with many regional matchups across junior colleges and Midwest venues.
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Rockets Drop Doubleheader To Parsons East
The Royster Rockets lost two Southeast Kansas Junior High League basketball games to Parsons East. Ninth graders fell 34-17, while eighth graders were defeated 27-18 to drop to 1-1. Richard Durham led Royster with 10 points. Bruce Benson paced Parsons with 8.
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Crimson Tide Is Under Dog In Bluebonnet Bowl
Houston AP Bryant says Alabama should be a touch down underdog against Texas in the Bluebonnet Bowl. He notes Texas has more speed and is a bit better, with the same one point spread as when the teams were chosen. The Longhorns fly in after a workout, ahead of tonight’s rally.
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Alabama Ends Regular Season With 3-0 Win Over Auburn
Alabama finishes 8-1-1 after a 3-0 victory over Auburn. Coach praises team effort while noting a prior loss to Tennessee and a 6-6 tie with Tulane.
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Packers Face Rams in Memorial Coliseum for Division Title
The Green Bay Packers travel to Los Angeles to meet the Rams in Memorial Coliseum with a chance to clinch the Western Division and reach the NFL championship. A win or tie secures the division as Baltimore, San Francisco and Detroit chase playoffs. Eagles already own the East. Lombardi's 7-4-0 squad is a 10 point favorite. CBS will telecast at 11:35 p.m. CST.
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Major Tourneys Of College Fives Get Underway
Two major college basketball tournaments open tonight with the Steel Bowl in Pittsburgh and the Birmingham Classic. Colgate (5-0) faces Pittsburgh (1-3) as Tennessee (4-0) meets Duquesne (4-1). In Birmingham Baylor or Alabama seek to halt losing streaks while Auburn (3-0) and Virginia Tech (2-0) clash. Duke, No. 8, headlines Dixie Classic plans in Raleigh.
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Centenary Tops Rice Owls as Loyola Loses Twice
Centenary defeated the Rice Owls 78 to 63 while Loyola of New Orleans fell 86 to 78. Xavier beat Loyola Los Angeles 75 to 62 signaling a busy slate in college basketball.
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Nieder to Retire Over Ailing Knee
SAN FRANCISCO AP. Shot put star Bill Nieder world record holder and Olympic champion must retire due to ailing knee. Army doctors at Presidio San Francisco diagnosed arthritis that could cause permanent stiffness if he continues. Nieder hopes for a film career while serving as an Army lieutenant.
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Special notices advertise gift subscriptions to the Chanute Tribune with pricing by mail inside and outside trade areas. Johnson's Studio offers free camera checks, Polaroid stock, and gift items including electric scissors and bed warmth devices. Other items include last minute gifts and a shop closing December to January period. Trespass notices on Kaney Klingner land threaten prosecution. Alcoholics Anonymous help is offered. A death notice thanks Dr Gough and nurses for husband Wayne Colvin.
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Employment ads for sales work and hedge cutting
Young married man to train for sales work with steady employment guaranteed salary plus commission and fringe benefits. Opportunity for advancement. Apply at Singer Sewing Center 213 East Main Chanute Kansas. Someone to cut hedge E Rustman Route 1 Box 248 Chanute.
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