Tigers Rally Past Chanute 53 42 For Second Place
Fort Scott Tigers defeated Chanute Blue Comets 53 42 to seize sole possession of second in the South East Kansas League. Mitchell led Fort Scott with 11 points while Benson scored 10 and Jones 11 for Chanute. Fort Scott pulled away late, winning in overtime after Chanute closed the gap to within eight points with three minutes left in regulation.
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Larry Mathews
Mitchell
Fort Scott
Fort Scott Tigers
Chanute
Chanute Blue Comets
John Beneast
Tiger
Son
Steve Arm
Comets
Bernard Jefferson
Fort
Tigers
Colpress
Jeyville
Nnght
Ron Gollock
Bruce Benson
Jefferson
Parsons
Friat
Pittsburg
Ken
Fort McCoy
Scott
Benson
Jones
Tng
Red Tigers
Larry Hot
King
Gary Jones
Tom McKenzie
Tacular
Mike
Blue Comets
Wally Young
Tribune
Neodesha Edges Humboldt In Double Overtime Thriller
Neodesha Blue Streaks beat Humboldt Cubs 44 43 in double overtime to move within a step of the Tri-Valley League title. Allen Zadorozny hit a key two pointer late in the second OT, with Zadorozny and Kent Southerland each scoring 11 for Neodesha. Earl Seyfert led Humboldt with 15.
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Humboldt Cubs
Humboldt
Fredonia
Yellowjackets
Cubs
Neodesha
Joe Henrichs
Allen Zadorozny
Zadorozny
Kent Southerland Lach
Earl Seyfert
Need
Beatty Aims to Break Snell Mile Record This Year
Jim Beatty, aiming to surpass Peter Snell's 3 54.4 world mile record, said his next goal is the mark this year. He lit up the New York Athletic Club meet by breaking his indoor mile record with 3 58.6 as Valery Brumel and Tom O Hara chased him. O Hara finished in 3 59.2.
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Jim Beatty
Peter Snell
Los Angeles
Beatty
New York Athletic Club
Russia
Valery Brumel
Tom O’hara
Loyola of Chicago
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A sprawling AP wrap notes results from the East to the West with Yale over Cornell in overtime 81 75 and Penn over Dartmouth 65 63 also in OT. Other winners include California over Stanford 61 60 and Arizona State beating Utah 83 78 among many college and junior college outcomes.
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Arizona
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Air Force
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Montana
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Sterling
Bethel
Baker
Missouri Valley
Erie Falls to Southeast Cherokee 44 to 40 in Fourth-Quarter Rally
Southeast Cherokee edged Erie 44 40 as Erie missing starters and trio illness fouled out late. Terry Kiser led Erie with 13 points while Southeast’s Larry Parker and George O Neal added 10 each, and Southeast improved to 12 3 in the CNC League. The Erie B team won 42 36.
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ERIE
Erie Red Devils
Tom Swan
David Atkins
See- Southeast
Devils
Southeast
Terry Kiser
Larry Parker
George O'Neal
Kiser
Mer Eeeeem Eeswwes Cowry
White
Walnut
O'Malley
St. Mary’s
St. Pat's
Clarinda Hines
Columbus
Riverton
Midway Jets win county league basketball title
Midway tops Thayer 75 49 to clinch the county league crown as Morton scores 31. Midway leads 46-21 at halftime and holds a three game edge atop standings with one game left. Thayer stars include Stitt, Matlock and Anderson in a lopsided loss.
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Thayer
Midway Jets Vey
Eagle
Ayers
D. Wiggins
E. Matlock
Stitt
Marsh
Brown
Duke
J. Matlock
Anderson
St Patrick’s to face Columbus in SE Kansas Catholic finals
Fifth and sixth grade teams from St Patrick’s Grade School meet Columbus tomorrow at Walnut for the Southeast Kansas Catholic League Tournament title. The 3 o’clock final follows a 2 o’clock third‑place game between St Patrick’s Chanute and Alma. Other finals include Frontenac against St Mary’s Pittsburg at 1 and Frontenac versus Walnut at 4 for remaining titles. Chanute squads were undefeated in regular season.
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St. Patrick’s
Columbus
Walnut
St. Patrick's of
Chanute
Alma
Frontenac
St. Mary's
Pittsburg
St. Patrick’s Grade School
Bethany Beats Sterling. Bethel Defeats Baker in KC Conference
Bethany knocked off Sterling 72 to 56 as Doug Ade scored 25 and Paul Johnson 20 leading Bethany to its sixth straight conference win. Bethel defeated Baker 74 to 66 after a second half surge, with Bethel taking control at 45-44. Baker led 38-29 at halftime.
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Bethany
Sterling
Bethel
Baker
Kansas
Doug Ade
Paul Johnson
John Armstrong
Ken Becker
Friday Bath of Scores Across Kansas and Beyond
Friday results show high scoring games across Kansas cities with multiple close finishes. Notable showings include Bonner Springs 56 over Olathe 32 and Shawnee-Mission West 51 over Rosedale 52 in tight afield, plus Syracuse topping Boston 123 to 114 in a high scoring clash.
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Hays
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Hayden
Atchison
Highland Park
Shawnee Heights
Shawnee-Mission North
Topeka
Shawnee-Mission East
Topeka West
Bonner Springs
Olathe
Turner
Ottawa
Wyandotte
Shawnee-Mission West
Rosedale
Argentine
Ward
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U. High
Kansas City
Pem-Day
Bishop Miege
Girard
Baxter Springs
Frontenac
Galena
Alma
Riverton
Cherokee Southeast
Erie
Madison
Caney
Neodesha
Humboldt
Derryvale
Burlington
Garnett
Yates Center
Eureka
Fredonia
Sedan
Cedar Vale
Boston
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
January Holds Five Stroke Lead In Tucson Open
Lean Don January led by five strokes at 12 under par 132 after the third round of the Tucson Open at 49er Country Club. Frank Boynton and Al Mengert trailed at 137, with others like Jim Ferrier and Butch Baird at 138. Nicklaus missed the cut after rounds of 76 and 71 totals 147.
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Ariz
Lean Don January
Frank Boynton
al Mengert
January
Jim Ferrier
Butch Baird
Harold Kneece
Jack Nicklaus
Dye advances to Florida East Coast Women’s Amateur final
Mrs. Paul Dye of Indianapolis won a semifinal against Helen Reynolds 5 and 4 to reach the title round in St. Augustine. Her finalist opponent is Jean Ashley of Chanute, Kansas, who defeated Mrs. J E Sayles 4 and 3.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Paul Dye
Indianapolis
Indiana
Helen Reynolds
Mansfield Center
Conn
Altoona and Thayer Share Four County League Lead After 67 47 Win
Altoona defeats Galesburg 67 to 47 to move into a tie for second with Thayer at 7-3 in Four County League play. Bob Stewart led Altoona with 18 points while John Kramer scored 20 for Galesburg. The B team won 46-18 as Altoona outscored Galesburg 28 points in the fourth quarter.
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Altoona Redskins
Thayer
Galesburg Pirates
Galesburg
Pirates
Mulberry
Bob Stewart
John Kramer
Jerry Topham
Morse
Davis
Stewart
Shultz
Peck
Lockhart
Phillips
Wiles
T. Topham
Hendricks
Semrod
Shrum
Kramer
Burker
Allen
McElroy
Elsmore Dragons fall to Colony Bears 68 50 in non league game
Elsmore Dragons trailed 42 38 after three quarters and were outscored 26 12 in the final period by Colony Bears in a 68 50 loss. Colony star Dean Miller led with 24 points while Dennis Hawkinson paced Elsmore with 22. Colony also won the B game 38 36. Elsmore hosts LaHarpe next Tuesday.
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Midway
Nelson
Donna Jones
Thayer
Stanley Umbarger
Ayers
Chetopa
Stark
Eoee
Morton
Anderes
Pittser
Walburn
R. Wiggins
Har
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Elsmore Dragons
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Elsmore
Dragons
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Dannis Hawkinson
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Merle Cunningham
LaHarpe
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Miller
Henderson
Goodell
Luedke
Turner
Jackson
Covey
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J. Krokstrom
Hufford
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Hawkinson
Totals
Chanute Church League tournament opens next week
Six teams compete in a double elimination league tournament at St. Patrick's gym. First round byes go to EUB and Knights of Columbus. The Methodist No 1 faces Holy Name, Methodist No 2 meets K of C, with remaining games scheduling through Thursday. Pete Kelley, former Harvard scorer, left basketball to study.
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Chanute Church Basketball League
St. Patrick's Gymnasium
EUB
Knights of Columbus
Methodists No. 1
Holy Name
Methodists No. 2
CNC League Tournament at Erie Puts Junior High braces for week of games
The CNC League Junior High basketball tournament will be staged in Erie from Monday to Thursday with two brackets: Regular for players five feet and over and Midget for players under five feet. Erie faces Frontenac in the regular opener at 8:45 PM Monday, with Southeast Cherokee meeting Alma at 6:15 PM. The coordinator is tournament manager R. E. Overstreet.
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ERIE
Frontenac
Southeast Cherokee
Alma
Erie-Frontenac
College High of Pittsburg
Cherokee - Arma
Girard
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