Rockets Split At Holiday Meet In Fort Scott
Royster 8th outscored Roosevelt 34 19 to win the Fort Scott tournament opener while the Rockets 9th lost 45 43 to Lakeside of Pittsburg on a last second shot. Chanute faces the Fort Scott loser for the 9th title. 8th grade final at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Chanute
Todd Smith
Mark Anderson
Rocket Guards
David Holloway
Rocky Carter
Jeff Allman
Roger Lee
Area Dams Water Levels and Discharges Report
The report lists dam pool levels and valve openings. It records a 1036.14 to 1036.00 foot range, 901.61 to 901.50 feet, and 948.58 to 48.58 feet with discharges of 340 cfs, 20 cfs, and 12 cfs respectively, noting gate positions at percent openings.
College scores roundup from Associated Press games
The AP reports multiple college basketball results across regions. Notable wins include San Francisco defeating Philadelphia 124 to 118, Rutgers topping Massachusetts 101 to 88, Minnesota beating Detroit 92 to 88, and Ohio State defeating Iowa State 87 to 70.
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Midwest
Minnesota
Detroit
Southern Ill
Wichita
Nebraska
Stanford
Michigan State
Tulane
Ohio State
Iowa State
Xavier
Ohio
Citadel
Wisconsin
Montana
Evansville
Toledo
Youngstown
Hiram
Thayer State Bank Dominates Gray Lumber 59 to 38
Thayer State Bank defeated Gray Lumber 59 38 to keep pace in Industrial Basketball League play. Lamar Whitson led Thayer with 15 points, Tony De La Torre scored 16 for Gray Lumber, and the game swung after a 25 23 halftime.
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Larry Anderson
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Bonilla
UCLA Drops From Top Ten In AP Basketball Poll
Duke retains first place after regional reshuffle as Houston tops Providence 102 to 89. Minnesota outlasts Detroit 92 to 88 behind Archie Clark. Southern Illinois erupts for a 24 to 1 second half run to beat Wichita 89 to 68. UCLA falls from rankings after a 3-3 spell and Cincinnati upset.
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College Scores From Holiday Tournaments
Wyoming defeats N C State 97 to 63 in a tournament setting. Auburn tops Columbia 76 to 75 in overtime. Florida State wins 65 to 64 over VMI. Memphis State Classic features Northwestern 67 Missouri 60. Texas 80 Memphis State 72. Hardin Simmons 81 Pittsburg State 70. Tennessee Martin 92 Cape Girardeau State 84. Warrensburg State 87 Sam Houston State 51.
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Warrensburg State
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McPherson Tournament First Round Scores Report
St. Mary of the Plains defeated College of Emporia 109 to 90. Baker beat Bethel 74 to 58. Tabor edged McPherson 86 to 78. Kansas Wesleyan lost to Sterling 86 to 74.
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Fort Scott Tigers Face undefeated Comets in Chanute
The Chanute High School Blue Comets host the Fort Scott Tigers as the Comets seek a sixth straight win. Fort Scott stands 1-3 in league and season play after losses to Coffeyville Pittsburg and Parsons, with a recent overtime win over Columbus. Chanute tops height with 6-4 Jim Covey and 6-3 Tom Bloomfield facing the Tigers.
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Rodriguez and Lopez Score KO Wins in Separate Welterweight Bouts
In Albuquerque Lu Rodriguez of Miami KO’d Joe Louis Murphy in the welterweight clash. In Las Vegas Ernie Indian Red Lopez of Los Angeles stopped Pulga Serrano in a welterweight bout.
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Miami
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Indian Red) Lopez
Los Angeles
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Heart Attack Fatal To Tom Poor 62
Tom W. Poor of Seneca a 1924 U S Olympic high jumper died of a heart attack at Grove Oklahoma He was 62 and stricken while working in a sport shop he managed He served as executive secretary of the Grand Lake Association for a decade and was mayor of Olathe Kansas from 1949 to 1952 He leaves a widow two daughters two sons and four grandchildren Services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Seneca Methodist Church.
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Grand Lake Association
Bismarck
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Olathe
Kan
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