Comet Slate Clean Trip Tigers 54 51 in SEK clash
Cha nute Blue Comets edged the Fort Scott Tigers 54 51 as fouls dominated a slugfest. Eight players fouled out, 62 total fouls between the teams, with Chanute remaining unbeaten at 6-0 in league play and 60-1 overall. Parsons rolls in Jan 4 as next opponent.
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Comet
Trip Tigers
Fort Scott Tigers
Tigers
Chanute
Comets
Chanute Crew
Parsons Vikings
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Wayne Benson
Erie Edges Southeast 54-53 in CNC thriller
Erie Red Devils rally to a 54-53 win over Southeast of Cherokee to even their CNC League record at 3-3. Southeast remained winless after the close contest.
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Erie
Erie Red Devils
Cherokee
Southeast Devils edge Erie in tense overtime
In a 54-53 overtime thriller Southeast erased a late deficit at Erie. Southeast led 54-50 in OT before Erie miss and Southeast misses, then Southeast sealed the win from the line and on free throws as Hurst and Lemonick topped with 15 each.
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Devils
Southeast
Erie
Lancer
Red Devil
Larry Hurst
Lemonick
Lee Tipping
Randy Duccy
Bud Nutt
Jay Welch
Comeback by Kincaid Rips Elsmore
Kincaid rallied from a 29 26 halftime deficit to beat Elsmore 64 47 in a non league game. Rice led with 20 on 8 4 1, Snyder 18, Kersley 15 as Elsmore or Mefford 13 and Krokstrom 11 led Elsmore. Gilbert Covey scored 17 in the B team win.
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Chanute
Rangy
Tigers
Comets
Benson
Monty Briley
Fort Scott
Tiger
Briley
Leigh Hudson
Chanute A
Fort Scott A
Elsmore
Kincaid
Elsmore Dragons
Dragons
Rice
Snyder
Kersley
Larry Mefford
Fred Krokstrom
Gilbert Covey
DePoe
Church
Mefford
Parrott
Fewins
Cunningham
Krokstrom
Johnson
Cooper Leads First State Bank To OT Win In IBL Action
First State Bank of Thayer defeated Chanute Lumber 59 to 54 in overtime to run its Industrial Basketball League first-round slate to 7-0. Phil Cooper starred for the winners with a key agency effort.
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Chanute Lumber
First State Bank of Thayer
Phil
Ed Gray Lumber
Dick Moyer
Thayer
Larry Anderson
Brothers
Bob Holtzman
George Holtzman
Tom McKenzie
Moyer
Gary McKenzie
Phil Cooper Agency
Jim Briener
Dave Fehr
Bill Savala
Gray Lumber
Thayer State Bank
G. Holtzman
Anderson
Whitson
Brown
Adams
B. Holtzman
G. McKenzie
T. McKenzie
McCoy
St. Clair
Sutcliffe
Thayer Flyers top Midway 41 38 in league contest
Thayer Flyers stay unbeaten in Four County League at 4 0 with a 41 38 win over Midway Jets Ed Wheeler led Thayer with 20 points while Tim Costin scored 14 for Midway Ed Cox added 10 for Midway Bob Holtzman and George Holtzman led Thayer with 18 and 16 points respectively. The girls and B team results are noted.
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Thayer
Thayer Flyers
Midway Jets
Midway
Ed Wheeler
Tim Costin
Jet
Ed Cox
Anderson
Haviland
Wheeler
Holtzman
Davidson
Yarnell
T. Costin
J. Costin
L. Cox
E. Cox
Wiltse
Blue-Gray Game Set for Aerial Duel in Montgomery
North and South coaches expect a passing heavy Blue-Gray clash in Montgomery on Saturday. Illinois quarterback Fred Custardo leads the North while Randy Johnson of Texas A&I headlines the South. Both squads focused on passing drills with limited emphasis on rushing, and dummy scrimmages dominated the Tuesday workouts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Illinois
Fred Custardo
Texas A&i
Randy Johnson
Marion Ward Race Narrows to One Vote Edge
In Marion Ohio 1963 Robert E Travis defeated Paul J Bell for the Third Ward City Council by one vote. In the current race Bell challenged Travis as a Democrat against Republican. Unofficial returns showed Bell ahead by 15 but a recount flipped the result with Bell winning 788 to 787.
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Marion, Ohio
Paul J. Bell
Robert E. Travis
Marion
Travis
Bell
Rocket 8th Grade Tourney Winners in Fort Scott
Royster Junior High School took the 8th grade title with a 35 25 win over host Fort Scott while the Rockets finished 9th grade action with a 50 46 victory for third place in the Fort Scott holiday tourney.
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Fort Scott—Royster
Fort Scott
Royster
Richman
Dunaway
Smith
Barnow
Harding
Morrison
Boyer
Bates
Brown
Davis
German
Hunter
Jackson
Madison
McFall
North South all star game material praised by rival coaches
In Miami Florida rivals expect the North South College All Star game to showcase top players. South coach Glenn Dobbs notes strong material and discusses containing North linemen to enable passes. North backs include Bob Dunlevy Rodger Bird and George Pearce with quarterbacks Don Unverforth and Kenny Lucas.
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Miami
Fla
South
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Dobs
Billy Anderson
Howard Twilley
Twilley
Anderson
Bob Dunlevy
West Virginia
Rodger Bird
Kentucky
George Pearce
William and Mary
Dick Leftridge
Ara Parseghian
Don Unverforth
Ohio State
Kenny Lucas
Pittsburgh
Sam Price
Illinois
John Kuzniewski
Purdue
Dave McNaughton
Penn State
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