Fort Scott Tigers Edge Chanute In Closely Fought SE Kansas Game
Fort Scott escaped with a 69-67 win as Bob Musch and Gary Ruhl led the Tigers with strong scoring and clutch free throws. Chanute battled back with late bursts, but a last second bank shot by John Cole and Chanute’s foul pressure couldn’t prevent the Fort Scott victory.
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Midway Jets rout Thayer Flyers in league basketball game
Midway Jets dominate Thayer Flyers 74 to 43 as four Thayer starters fouled out in the fourth quarter. Five Jets scored in double figures led by David Olson and Jim Costin with 14 points each. Thayer was paced by Dave Holtzman with 13 points. Jets improve to 41 for the season while Thayer falls to 1-4.
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Comets
Dave Crawford
Tom Kirkwood
Ron Kastle
Comet
Parsons
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David Olson
Jim Costin
Dave Marple
Deed Wiltse
Jay Blair
Dave Holtzman
Thayer
Toronto
St. Pat's
K State Beats North Dakota State in Home Win
Kansas State coach Tex Winter weighs a seven day decision on using a smaller lineup led by Nick Pino after a 79-52 victory over North Dakota State in Manhattan. K State improves to 4-3 as Oklahoma suffers a fourth straight loss at 3-4 with Don Sidle and Garfield Heard leading the Sooners.
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Kansas State
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Winter
North Dakota State
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Oklahoma
Wyoming
Norman
Sooners
Don Sidle
Garfield Heard
John Redmond Toronto Falls Short in Sprint Level Claim
A fragmented notice mentions John Redmond in Toronto and Fall River with unclear figures per second. The text is sparse and lacks verifiable details but indicates a cross city reference to a rate or level measurement.
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John Redmond
Fall River
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Toronto
Fall River Eee
Cubs overpower Moran in 63-40 nonleague win
Humboldt Cubs dominated Moran Wildcats 63-40 as Lynn Seyfert led with 23 points and 21 rebounds. The Cubs outrebounded 43 to 19 and shot 48 percent while improving to 5-0, with a rematch at Eureka upcoming. Moran’s B team won the junior varsity portion 53-36.
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Moran Wildcats
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Perkins and Henrique Draw In Brazil and Italy Bout
In Sao Paulo Eddie Perkins and Joao Henrique fought to a draw at 10 rounds in the light heavyweight division. In Milan Dante Cane stopped Boston Jacobs in 8 rounds. In Portland Andy Kendall and Frankie Niblett also drew at 10 rounds.
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Brazil
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Joao Henrique
Drew
Milan
Italy
Dante Cane
Boston Jacobs
New York
Portland
Ore
Andy Kendall
Frankie Niblett
Monterey
Calif
Chanute Tribune Briefs: Local Events December 1967
Local notes from Chanute, December 1967, include community events, school updates, and civic notices. Highlights reference area organizations and residents, with concise summaries suitable for a newspaper card.
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Various High School and College Basketball Scores Reported
A compiled list shows high school results Wellington 61 Hutchinson 54 Larned 69 Russell 60 and others. College and conference play includes New York 133 Cincinnati 118 Boston 118 Seattle 114 and Duke 85 Princeton 79 plus numerous regional matchups and invitational results.
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Savior of the World
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Kempt Leads Industrial League Scoring At Midseason
Ray Kemp a 6-5 center for Aer oduct tops Industrial Basketball League scoring through five games with 117 points and a 23.4 ppg. Willie Williams of Chanute Lumber follows at 23.0 ppg through four games as the standings show a tight race with Personal Thrift leading at 5-1 and Chanute Lumber and Thayer State Bank at 4-1.
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Aeroduct
Kempt
Willie Williams
Chanute Lumber
Thayer State Bank
Industrial Basketball League
Personal Thrift
Chanute Lumber Wees
Stark State Bank
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Name by Christmas For Baby Aardvark
Crandon Park in Miami will name its baby aardvark by Christmas after narrowing 1 346 entries to 35. The zoo plans a secret showdown session this week to decide the winner. The aardvark, born Sept 24, is the first in America to survive birth in captivity and the first worldwide for an aardvark born in captivity.
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Zoo
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