Panthers Clip Ravens For Sub-Regional Title
Neosho County Community Junior College Panthers beat Coffeyville Red Ravens 90 87 in overtime at Memorial Auditorium on March 6 1968 to claim the Eastern Division sub regional title. Walter Hawkins and Skip Brandon starred for NCCJC with Brandon’s late 40 foot shot forcing OT and lifting NCCJC to the first regional crown in 15 years. The win earned a best two of three series with Hutchinson for a berth in the National Junior College tournament, a run that ended in defeat, but the season topped Chanute’s sports year with other notable local results.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
Coffeyville College
Red Ravens
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Memorial Auditorium
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NCCJC
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Skip Brandon
NOCJC
Mike Holliman
Oliver Gillum
Sterling Savoy
Hawkins
Brandon
Samuel
Bedlam
Pantherland
the Tribune
Hutchinson
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Panther
Pittsburg College High
Humboldt Cubs
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Humboldt
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Comets
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Pat Wilson
Mike Samuel
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Pepper Rodgers
Kansas University
Masonic Temple
Pete Dillman
Chanute High School
Virgil Akins
Thad Clements
Iola Mustangs
Royster Stadium
Mustangs
Royster
Iola
Rockets
Breck Churchill
Bob Borchers
Ray Patterson
David
Kimble
Chris Abbuehl
Churchill
VFW
Pittsburg Legion Bowlus
Chanute American Legion
Columbus
Herb Washburn
Chanute Blue Comets
Altamont
Tony Williams
Comet Gridders
Cherryvale
Roe Carter
Comet Gridster
Comet
John McMeekin
Mark Childers
Larry Barnhart
Independence
St. John’s College of
Winfield
Pepper Rodgers and Paterno Preview Orange Bowl Philosophy
Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers says he is a football teacher not a speaker as he prepares his 9 1 Kansas team for the Orange Bowl against Penn State coach Joe Paterno. Both discuss modern college football emphasis on thinking over emotion and predicting a high scoring clash.
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Miami
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Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
Rodgers
Penn State
Jayhawks
Midwest
Joe Paterno
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Paterno
Oklahoma
Jayhawks suffer minor injuries before Orange Bowl
Two Kansas regulars John Mosier and John Jackson sustained minor injuries during practice for the Orange Bowl against Penn State. Mosier pulled a groin and Jackson bruised an ankle but both are expected to play next Wednesday. Coach Pepper Rodgers remains confident as the team nears game time.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Kansas
Jayhawks
Penn State
John Mosier
John Jackson
Hawks
Pepper Rodgers
Aussie Upsets Ashe To Prevent U.S. Sweep
Bowrey topples Arthur Ashe 2-6 6-3 11-9 8-6 in Adelaide to deny a 5-0 U.S. sweep in the Davis Cup Challenge Round. Graebner adds a five-set win over Ruffels as the Americans seal a 4-1 series victory while Bowrey receives a standing ovation from 4,400 spectators.
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U.S
Adelaide
Australia
Bill Bowrey
Arthur Ashe
Wophy
United States
Sydney
Clark Graebner
New York Paper Company
Ray Ruffels
Memorial Drive
Bowrey
Harry Hopman
Ruffels
Graebner
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
University of Southern California
John Alexander
Landlords Explain Why Ceiling Laws Fail in India
In New Delhi AP reports Damodaran Sanjivayya, former Congress president, says large landholdings persist because landowners are cleverer than the lawmakers, explaining continued land concentration despite ceilings.
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New Delhi
India
Damodaran Sanjivayya
Congress Party
First Half Scoring Binge Lifts Bullets to Victory
The Baltimore Bullets raced to a 136 122 win over Milwaukee as Earl Monroe poured in 86 points in the first half at Civic Center Baltimore for a record scoring spree. Jack Marin 28 and Kevin Loughery 20 aided the attack while Flynn Robinson and Fred Hetzel led Bucks with 25 apiece. The Knicks edged San Diego 111 109 as Elvin Hayes scored 40 for San Diego and Don Koji s made a late layup to force the Rockets comeback bid0
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New York Knicks
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Fred Hetzel
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Knicks
San Diego
Elvin Hayes
Rockets
Don Kojis
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