Panthers ready for doubleheader basketball in St Louis
Neosho County College faces Forest Park Junior College and Meramec Junior College in a two game set at St Louis after a nine day layoff. The Panthers, 6-4, three game losing streak. key players Curtis Washington Floyd Mathew back from suspensions. guard Dave Marple sidelined by ankle sprain. Washington leads scoring and rebounding. Watson also averages double figures. Games depart Chanute at 7 a.m. Friday with a return Sunday morning. Final 1970 schedule opens January 6 vs Cowley County.
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Neosho County
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Meramec
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Hutchinson Junior College
Blue Dragons
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Butler County
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Dave Marple
Curtis Washington
Floyd Mathew
Larry Gilmore
Rutter
Jacos
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Frankie Watters
Kokomo
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Cowley County
Kent McKinney
Comet
Barnhart
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Comets
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League Standings and Friday Schedule Across Five Cities
This edition lists Friday games Burlington at Humboldt Eureka at Yates Center Cherryvale at Garnett Fredonia at Neodesha Girard at Galena Frontenac at Riverton. Results show Tuesday Erie 44 College High 42 Southeast 70 Northeast 60 Baxter Springs 48 Riverton 32 Frontenac 45 Girard 43.
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Parsons Independence
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CNC
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Galena Riverton
Rams Star Roman Gabriel Named NFL A P MVP
Roman Gabriel of the Los Angeles Rams was named AP NFL Most Valuable Player by a four-man panel. The 6 foot 4, 220 pound passer led the Rams to the Coastal Division title and was near an unbeaten season before a Dec. 7 loss to Minnesota.
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Los Angeles Rams
Associated Press
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Joe Kapp
Minnesota
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Morrall
OSU MU Still Unbeaten in Intersectional Games
The Big Eight unbeatens Missouri and Oklahoma State extended their perfect records on Wednesday night. Missouri routed Colorado State 81 to 55, showcasing a hustling sharpshooter lineup and a tight five straight wins.
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Big Eight
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Colorado State University
Neosho Juco Drive Reaches Over Three Thousand Dollars
The Neosho Juco Club reports a total of 3016.45 raised from membership dues and private donations with an additional 950 pledged by various organizations. The drive chair Dave Robison announced at a Wednesday meeting and the club plans to mail July dues statements.
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Comets at Coffeyville in SEK clash
Chanute Blue Comets sit atop the SEK with a 40–0 record and travel to Coffeyville to face the Golden Tornado in a key conference bout. The doubleheader features a freshman game, then B team, then the 8 p.m. varsity tilt.
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Parsons
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Fort Scott
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Tony Pauzauskie
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Phil Miesner
Steve Neely
Mike Blunt
Fred Marshall
Tony Heaven
Royster Rockets Enter Tourney at Fort Scott
The Royster Junior High boys enter an eight and ninth grade invitational at Fort Scott with four schools including Pittsburg Lakeside and Pittsburg Roosevelt. Eighth grade play begins this afternoon with Fort Scott vs Lakeside at 2 00 and Royster vs Roosevelt at 3 15. Ninth graders square off tonight with Royster meeting Lakeside at 7 and Roosevelt facing Fort Scott at 8 15.
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Dukes Lose Johnson As Player Quits Team
Pittsburgh AP reports 6-foot-4 junior Perry Johnson from Akron quit Duquesne basketball after leaving a letter blaming himself for losses to Nebraska and Iowa that dropped the Dukes from the national ranking.
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Perry Johnson
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Ohio
Duquesne
Red Manning
Johnson
Nebraska
Iowa
Dukes
Royster finals set for eighth and ninth grade basketball
Finals scheduled Friday night at 7 and 8 15 p m determine champions for Royster eighth and ninth grade with trophies to top finishers. Royster teams both enter with 3 0 records. past finals featured Fort Scott and Lakeside champions.
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Royster
Fort Scott
Rocket
Lakeside
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