Triple Tie in Big Eight Leaders After Monday Heart-Stoppers
In a frantic Big Eight race three teams share the lead at 5-2 as Iowa State Kansas State and Nebraska win tight games. Nebraska beats Oklahoma 89-83 at Norman while Kansas and Kansas State win at home and Oklahoma State slips. Don Sidle scores 34 for OU but Nebraskas balance proves decisive.
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Joe Cipriano
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
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Missouri
Kent
Tex Winter
Don Sidle
Tom Scantlebury
Stu Lantz
Tom Baack
Bob Gratopp
Panthers Host Coffeyville in Key JayhawkCJ Basketball Clash
Coffeyville Red Ravens bring an 18-2 national rank to Neosho County Community Junior College as NCCJC hosts the 3-3 Panthers in an Eastern Division league game. Tip is 7 30 p m with NCCJC aiming to spoil Coffeyville on their home court where NCCJC boasts a long home win streak.
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Samuel
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Shooting Dog Field Trials Planned at Ivan Lock Farm
Plans for a shooting dog field trial were announced today. The event, open to dogs without prior registered wins, will be held February 18 at the Ivan Lock farm west of West 21st. Twenty four entries are on record for the 8 a.m. start with trophies awarded for first to third places. Sportman's Supply sponsors the trial.
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Kansas City picks Metro as director of player procurement
Char ley Metro former Cubs manager and top scout for Cincinnati is expected to be named director of player procurement for Kansas Citys new American League expansion club. The 50 year old Metro has 15 years of minor league experience and has piloted Denver to the American Association pennant in 1960. He joined the Cubs in 1961 and left in 1962 after serving as manager. Metro has also managed at Tulsa and scouted for Chicago White Sox, and is long time associate of Cedric Tallis Kansas City executive vice president.
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Vancouver
Cokes Outpoints Josselin In Paris Welterweight Bout
Curtis Cokes of Dallas defeated Jean Josselin of France on points in a non title welterweight bout held in Paris.
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Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Jean Josselin
St Pat's Wins Two Over Frontenac Parochial
St Pat's grade school cagers won both games against Frontenac. The 7th and 8th grade squad led 12-4 after the first quarter and finished 48 to 35 as Marty Savedra scored 17 points. The 5th and 6th grade team pulled away late, 46 to 25, with Ken Krawietz and Mike Boaz scoring nine and eight respectively.
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Chanute Sth
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Frontenac
Marty Savedra
Cochrane
Ken Krawietz
Mike Boaz
Terlip
S. Pat's
Pat
Rontenac
Fifteen High School Wrestlers Earn Letters
Coach Jim Woods announced that fifteen members of the high school wrestling team earned letters this season. Rex Babcock Steve Holman Wayne Moreland Don Noland and Jim Stemple received letters for the second time. First letters went to Jim Babcock Bill Barnard Charles Barnhart Brad Courter Mike Finley Vic Godinez Bill Koch Cecil McNamara Richard Owen and Bill Ray.
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Rex Babcock
Steve Holman
Wayne Moreland
Don Noland
Jim Stemple
Jim Babcock
Bill Barnard
Charles Barnhart
Brad Courter
Mike Finley
Vic Godinez
Bill Koch
Cecil McNamara
Richard Owen
Bill Ray
Ryun Seeks Olympic Path in New York and Michigan State
Kansas junior Jim Ryun, the world’s best miler, enters the Madison Square Garden Invitational in New York to test back to back miles and consider a possible 800 and 1500 double at the Olympics. He faces Dave Patrick of Villanova who beat him in the NCAA indoor 880 last winter.
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Ryun
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Memorial Stadium
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Patrick
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Pittsburg Triumphs 77 65 Over Hawks
Kansas Wesleyan tops College of Emporia 90 87 in overtime as Manfred Vassar Sasser fuels the late rally. McPherson led by John Smith with 38 points before fouling out at 9 58 to go, keeping Wesleyan tied atop the Kansas Conference standings while Pittsburg and others chase.
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Bulldogs
Cubs Can Clinch Tie In Tri-Valley Title Run
Humboldt Cubs can clinch at least a tie for the Tri-Valley League basketball championship by beating Eureka Friday night. The team recalls the 1963-64 title run and features Earl Seyfert’s legacy, Lynn Seyfert as a rising scorer, plus a deep front line led by Bob Clements.
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Jerry
Wichita Eagle
Topeka Daily Capital
Pittsburg State Beats Rockhurst 77 65 At Pittsburg
Sasser scored 12 points in OT and Bruce Johnson added two as Wes leyan’s Sasser led with 27. McPherson dropped to 3-8. Rockhurst earlier beat the Gorillas 105-75 in December. Gov Docking attended a capacity crowd as Pittsburg State improved to 7-13 while Rockhurst stood at 8-12.
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Larry LeTour
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Kansas City
Ron White
Jim Healey
Robert Docking
Comets Face Coffeyville In SEK Showdown Tonight
Chanute Blue Comets travel to Coffeyville to challenge league leading Golden Tornado after a 1-9 SEK record, seeking a 2nd title contender win. Coach Virgil Akins promises surprises as star lineup Franks, Barnhart, Benson, Holloway, and Herron take the court. Varsity tipped for 8:15 with earlier soph and B games.
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Comets
Independence
Coffeyville
Golden Tornado
Virgil Akins
Akins
Tornado
Pittsburg
Chanute
Phil Franks
Larry Barnhart
Dave Benson
David Holloway
Gary Herron
Tuesday and Friday high school games schedule
Eureka hosts Humboldt while Yates Center visits Neodesha on Tuesday. Burlington plays Garnett and Fredonia faces Cherryvale on Friday.
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The Chanute Tribune Briefs February 6 193?
Short news items from the Chanute Tribune dated Tuesday February 6 cover local happenings, pending approvals, and community notices. Readers see quick summaries of community events, municipal actions, and notable occurrences in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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