Richards returns to helm of the Chicago White Sox
Paul Richards is named to manage the White Sox for a second time by new owner Bill Veeck at Comiskey Park. He replaces Chuck Tanner, who may stay in the organization, while Richards aims to rebuild with pitching and speed. Tanner prefers a field manager role. Richards recalls past success and pledges action.
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Buffalo reserves fill in as McAdoo sidelined
Veteran Dale Schlueter and rookie Tom McMillen combined for 25 points and 14 rebounds as the Buffalo Braves beat the Houston Rockets 88 85. McAdoo sat with a swollen Achilles tendon while his replacement duo stepped up to sustain the rally.
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Dairy Queen Dominates with Two Wins in Industrial League
Dairy Queen improved to 5-0 by beating Chanute Manufacturing 88-74 and Cardinal Drug 73-58. Montie Taylor 24 and Rich Ewen 24/19 led the Dairy Queen scoring. Washburn 3-2 beat Thayer Derby 89-77. Busy Bee 3-2 beat Wal-Mart 70-46 with double figures from Klick, Vinze and Hoeling.
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Texas athletes admit paid for work not performed
UT athletes have sworn affidavits stating they received state pay for duties they did not perform as a wider probe expands. District Attorney Robert O. Smith plans to present evidence to a grand jury linked to Texas Senate Secretary Charles A. Schnabel, while UT officials launch their internal inquiry led by Dr. Charles LeMaistre and university leaders.
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Humboldt Hosts B Team Tournament
Humboldt High School hosts a B team tournament featuring four squads. Yates Center and Altoona Midway open Saturday at 6 30 p m with Humboldt B team meeting Central Heights at 8 p m. On Monday the third place game is 6 30 p m and the championship follows at 8 p m.
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Panthers Host Johnson County Kansans In Home Opener
Neosho County Community Junior College Panthers, 4-9, host Johnson County Kansans at 7 30 p.m. at NCCJC Fieldhouse after a four game skid including Jayhawk Jacko Classic losses. The Jan 10 trip to Wentworth Military College follows with next home tilt Jan 14 versus Allen County.
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Area duck hunters get water in two Neosho pools
Water is pumped into two hunting pools at Neosho Waterfowl Management Area after rain and releases from John Redmond Lake. Kansas Fisheries officials say pumping will continue until pools fill or river below minimum pumping level. End of duck season runs December 28 with improved hunting conditions expected.
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