Blue Comets fall to Coffeyville in home opener 53-50
Chanute trades pressure defense with Coffeyville as Bruce Schooley leads Chanute with 18 points. Eddie Casper hits the late layup for Coffeyville to surge to a 53-50 road win. Coffeyville improves to 3-1 SEK while Chanute drops to 1-2 in league play.
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Cubs Jets split pair in nonleague basketball clash
Humboldt boys rolled to a 38 37 win while the Cub girls lost 24 23 in overtime. Humboldt led 30 14 at halftime as Mike Garcia and Dave Johnson paced the boys with 12 points each. Tammy Collins sparked Altoona Midway late to seal the girls win. Humboldt moves to 1 2 on the season.
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SEK Area Boys and Girls Scores Summary
SEK boys results include Coffeyville 53 over Chanute 50 and Fort Scott 68 over Labette County 50 while Parsons beat Iola 46 to 30 and Independence defeated Pittsburg 67 to 50. SEK girls feature Iola 57 over Parsons 34 and Pittsburg 52 over Independence 32 with Erie 58 over Riverton 54 and Frontenac 85 over Northeast 42.
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Local boxers eliminated in 42nd Miami Jaycees Gloves
In Miami Oklahoma Ron Barton of Humboldt and Craig Browning of Chanute were eliminated in the 165 pound division. Barton was knocked out in the first round while Browning failed to answer the bell and lost by technical knockout. Finals are scheduled tonight to conclude the four day event.
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Ralphie to make bowl trip for Colorado
Ralphie the 1100 pound buffalo mascot for Colorado will travel to the Orange Bowl to face Ohio State. Fund drive led by Steve Bosley seeks 3500 to cover travel and handlers with plans for state line permits and multi club donations.
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Coffeyville Girls Rout Chanute In SEK Clash, 67-32
Coffeyville High School swept Chanute 67 to 32 in an SEK girls basketball game at the NCCJC Fieldhouse. The undefeated Golden Tornado built a 35-10 halftime lead and extended it to 45 points in the third period before Chanute rallied for 14-4 in the final quarter. Prisca Thuston led Chanute with 12 points while Coffeyville shot 43 percent to improve to 4-0. Chanute fell to 0-3. The Coffeyville junior varsity also won 36-35.
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Burlington Wildcats topple Yates Center in Tri Valley clash
Burlington Wildcats beat Yates Center 60 to 50 in a Tri Valley league duel. Todd Douglas led Burlington with 18 points while John Conrad added 13. Curt Janko led Yates Center with 14 as Burlington improves to 2-1 and Yates Center slips to 1-2.
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Viking tandem heads NFC elite
Minnesota stars Fran Tarkenton and Chuck Foreman headline United Press International's 1976 NFC all star team. Tarkenton extended his 300 career TD passes milestone and holds NFL records for attempts completions and yardage, while Foreman led Vikings with 1155 rushing yards and 14 TDs.
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All Pro Football Hall of Fame All Star Selections Listed
The document lists first and second team selections by position with players and teams including Drew Pearson Sammie White Billy Dupree Dan Dierdorf Ron Yary Conrad Dobler Ed White Tom Banks Fran Tarkenton Chuck Foreman Walter Payton Jim Bakken Jack Youngblood Tommy Hart Wally Chambers Alan Page Bill Bergey Isiah Robertson Chris Hanburger Monte Jackson Roger Wehrli Ken Houston Cliff Harris Jonn James Frank Grant Harold Jackson Charlie Sanders Rayfield Wright Lionel Antoine Tom Mack Blaine Nye Len Hauss Roger Staubach Lawrence McCutcheon Mike Thomas Efren Herrera Harvey Martin Claude Humphreys Cleveland Elam Larry Brooks Jeff Siemon Fred Carr Charlie Weaver Nate Wright Joe Lavender Charlie West James Hunter Dave Jennings
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Tangerine Bowl Matchup Promises High Octane Showdown
Oklahoma State and Brigham Young meet in Orlando with strong ground and air offenses. Terry Miller leads the Cowboys with 1541 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns while BYU’s Gifford Nielsen tops national passing with 3192 yards and 29 TDs. The game starts at 7 p.m. CST as both teams seek a marquee post season win.
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Harvey to coach Shrine Bowl team
Parsons High School coach Ray Harvey is named head coach of the East squad for the Shrine Bowl in Kansas. Derby’s Tom McVay will lead the West squad at Memorial Stadium in Lawrence on June 11 at 4 p.m., with assistants from several area schools.
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