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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1961

Page

5

Comets Run Past Peabody 50 to 42 In Newton Tourney

Chanute led 40 34 at halftime and held on for a 50 42 win over Peabody in the Newton Holiday Invitational. Jack Brookhart and Gary Taylor starred for Chanute with 8 and 13 points respectively and 18 rebounds for Brookhart. Peabody's top scorer was Paul with 13 as Chanute improved to 3 5 on the season and prepared to meet Parsons next.

Newton Chanute Comets Caldwell Peabody Jack Brookhart Gary Taylor Brookhart Uable Gary Leedom Augusta Pion Newton Steeves Newton McCoy Ward Kansas City New Payton Wichitan Bs Southeast Janzen Parevicom Moundridge Tom Goodwin Taylor Goodwin Mark Steeves Paul Parsons

K State and Iowa State Reach Big Eight Final Night

Kansas State and Iowa State reached the Big Eight finals amid tight finishes in a crowded day of college hoops. Wil Winter’s Kansas squad squeezed past Missouri 62 57 while Iowa State edged Oklahoma 49 46. Missouri coach Sparky Starcup praised his team’s effort.

Kansas Kansas City Nebraska Outboard Boating Club Americtown Iowa State Anderson Michigan Ave Chicago Oklahoma Kansas State Wilt Cham Winter Berlain Missouri Oklahoma State Colorado View Mike Wroblewski Tex Winter Glen Anderson Winter Sparky Starcup Colorado Nolen Ellison Bob Boozer Ellison St. Bonaventure DePaul Detroit Syracuse Evansville Tennessee Pitt Yale

Iola tops Caney 12-7 in high school game

Neodesha hosted the third place game as Iola led by Steven Evans 6-4. Evans scored six points on field goals to overcome a halftime 43 deficit and win 12-7. Neodesha captured the championship 49-42 against Fredonia.

Neodesha Iola Caney Steven Evans Evans Fredonia

Pro Basketball NBA Friday Results Summary

NBA Friday scores include New York 110 beat Boston 100 and St Louis 120 over Chicago 103 Detroit 131 over Cincinnati 116 Philadelphia 123 over Los Angeles 118. Saturday matchups Cincinnati versus New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Syracuse Chicago at St Louis. No Sunday games. ABL results Pittsburgh 96 Chicago 92 and Cleveland 124 Washington 98 Hawaii 110 Kansas City 99. Washington at Cleveland Kansas City at Hawaii and San Francisco versus Kansas City at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Washington at Chicago.

NBA New York Boston St. Louis Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia Los Angeles Syracuse Pittsburgh Cleveland Washington Hawaii Kansas City San Francisco

Recreation boating boom fuels rising permit counts in Kansas

Nationwide 7 175 000 recreational craft estimated by Federal Boating Act data. In Kansas by mid June 18 900 permits issued including 18 481 pleasure 405 dealer and 14 manufacturer. Neosho leads with 168 permits followed by Allen County.

Larry Mathews Kansas Neosho County Allen County

Paul Bunyan Tournament crowns Bemidji State in finals

Bemidji State defeated Stout State 71 to 55 to win the Paul Bunyan Tournament in Bemidji Minnesota with Lincoln Missouri taking third by beating St Johns 65 to 45.

Paul Bunyan Bemidji Minn Bemidji State Stout State Lincoln St. Johns

Boxing Briefs 71 Rolla Mines 75 and More Results

Boxing Briefs reports scores from multiple college matches and tournaments. McPherson Holiday Championship saw Sterling 77 beat Northwestern Oklahoma State 65 while Kansas Wesleyan fell 89 71 to College of Emporia.

Oklahoma City Bowling Green Houston Wichita Utah State Texas A&m McPherson Sterling Northwestern Oklahoma State College of Emporia Tabor Kansas Wesleyan Phillips Bethel

Shrine Bowl Showdown Headlines Five Postseason Games

East is favored in the Shrine Bowl with star backs Ernie Davis and Bob Ferguson leading Kuharich's East against the West in San Francisco. The five games include the Gator Bowl, Blue Gray, Sun Bowl, All-America Bowl, and Shrine clash with TV and attendance noted.

ED Corrigan Penn Associated Press State Joe Kuharich Dave Sarthe Davis Syracuse San Francisco Ernie Davis Bob Ferguson Ohio State Auburn Bobby Hunt North Carolina State Roman Gabriel Kuharich Jacksonville Fla Montgomery Ala el Paso Tex Tucson Ariz Shrine—East Kezar Stadium NBC Georgia Tech Penn State CBS Villanova Wichita ABC Lamar Tech Texas Middle Tennessee Orlando Washington Redskins Notre Dame

Green Bay Favored to Win National Football Title

The Green Bay Packers, heavy favorites, meet the New York Giants in the NFL title game after a 42 year wait. City Stadium is sold out with about 41,000 fans, and moderating weather is expected as Green Bay seeks the championship.

Giants Yankee Stadium Packers Allie Sherman City Stadium Vince Lombardi Jim Taylor Paul Hornung del Shofner Kyle Rote Joe Walton Y. A Charlie Conerly Green Bay Area NBC— TV NBC Green Bay Wis Eagier New York Giants

Fight Results Show Round by Round Knockouts and Points

Fighters from across the country posted knockouts and decisions. Alejandro Lavorante of Argentina KO’d Von Clay in two in Worcester while Mike Pusateri stopped Willie Clemmens in two in Rochester. De Flanagan outpointed Tommy Caldwell over ten in Detroit and Duane Horsman defeated Eddie Simms in Milwaukee ten.

Associated Press Los Angeles Alejandro Lavorante Argentina von Clay Philadelphia Worcester Mass Mike Pusateri Dedham Willie Clemmens New York Rochester Minn de Flanagan St. Paul Tommy Caldwell Detroit Duane Horsman Chatfield Eddie Simms Milwaukee

Yates Center Wins Holiday Invitational Championship

Yates Center Wildcats remain undefeated by edging Humboldt Cubs 40-36 to claim the Holiday Invitational title. Eureka beat Burlington 56-25 for third place. J D Old scored 13 for Yates Center while Earl Seyfert led Humboldt with 11.

Yates Center Humboldt Eureka Burlington Yates Humboldt Center Wildcats Humboldt Cubs Cubs J. D. Old Earl Seyfert

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