Midway Jets hold top spot in Four County League race
Midway Jets maintain lead in the Four County League with a 3-0 start in league play and a 4-1 overall record. Led by 6-1 Brian Morton, the senior guard, the young squad features five returning lettermen and a slate of juniors and sophomores. Coach Don Walburn expresses optimism about future potential despite graduation losses and a busy January schedule including Thayer, St Paul, Gridley, and league tournament play.
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Larry Beck
Ed Cox
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Bill Clinesmith
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Ronnie Lewis
Bob Peterson
Edward Thersell
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Cubs Bounce Cats In Christmas Tournament Opener
Humboldt Cubs overpower Yates Center 68 to 35 in first round action as Earl Seyfert leads with 23 points and Humboldt seals a 29-16 halftime edge then expands in the final period. Burlington beats Holton 56-51 to set title game at 9 p.m.. Holt on-Yates Center play for third at 7:30.
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High School Basketball Scores First Round Topeka Area
The Associated Press reports first round basketball results from Topeka and surrounding areas. Notable outcomes include Topeka West 74 over Bishop Miege 54 and Gardner 76 over Osawatomie 65. Other games featured Lawrence 54, Topeka 44, and Newton 60, Valley Center 32 with multiple close scores across districts.
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Big Eight tourney opens with high scoring margins
Kansas State and Missouri routed foes to reach the semifinals in the preseason Big Eight tourney. Kansas State topped Nebraska 100-78 led by Willie Murrell's 30 points. Missouri beat Oklahoma 95-88 with 28 from Ray Bob Carey and 23 from Bob Price. Kansas State meets Missouri Saturday. Kansas State’s Tex Winter faces tough depth and high-scoring pace, while Oklahoma State relies on defense under coach Henry Iba.
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All College Basketball Tourney Semifinalists Named
Four favorites Wichita Wyomin Texas A&M and Oklahoma City survived the first round of the 28th All College Basketball Tournament. Wyoming edged Wyoming 75-72 in OT as Flynn Robinson sparked the Cowboys. Wichita routed Montana State 85-69 while Oklahoma City beat Idaho 104-66 and Texas A&M toppled Washington 61-53. Stallworth led with 39, just ahead of Bud Koper’s 38.
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Royster teams reach finals at Pittsburg tournament
Royster Junior High from Chanute advances to both eighth and ninth grade finals after yesterday two decisive wins. Chanute freshmen beat Lakeside Pittsburg 69 23 with David Martin 17 points and three players in double figures. Chanute eighth grade toppled Roosevelt 31 13 as Dick Helton and Dean Oliver led with 12 and 11 points respectively.
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Local Business Classifieds Include Repairs and Rentals
TYPEWRITERS and Adding Machines serviced and supplied with ribbons and parts. DUTCH'S at 4 South Highland lists service hours. FOR SALE New and used adding machines for tax time plus Rentals. Chanute Business Machines at 1013 West Third offers HE 1-481. Ladies and men's alterations by Mrs. Comstock. Doris Clark and Paul D. Kennedy disclaim debts. Alcoholics Anonymous help via P O Box 8 Chanute.
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Average American Eats 230 Pounds of Vegetables in 1962
The 1962 dietary survey shows U.S. consumers averaged 230 pounds of vegetables per year. This reflects growing interest in plant based foods and healthier eating patterns across the nation.
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