Comets Fall to Vikings 55 34 as Parsons Clinches League
Parsons defeats Chanute 55 to 34 in Southeast Kansas League action. Tom Verner leads Parsons with 18 points while Chanute struggles from the field at 21 percent. Chanute B-team upsets Parsons 47 38 in preliminary play as Parsonss top rebounder Ken McCoy grabs 15.
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Midway Jets Roll Past Joint Rural 57 34 in League Showdown
Midway Jets defeated Joint Rural 57 34 at Stark to improve to 9 1 in the final Four County League and earn a Class B district tournament bye. Terry Pittser led with 18 points, Brian Morton 17, while Rolland Goff led Joint Rural with 12. Midway also won the B game 41 40 as Dick Wiggans and Phil Markham each scored 11.
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Global Briefs: Kremlin salutes mark 45th armed forces day
The Soviet Union observed its 45th armed forces anniversary with 45 gun salutes in all 15 republic capitals. Defense Minister Malinovsky issued an order praising socialism and peace against imperialists. Other dispatches report political moves in Seoul Warsaw Vatican Jakarta and Duderstadt with escapes from East Germany.
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Negro Elks leader cites Harlem car surplus in U S contrast
Hobson Reynolds says more blacks in Harlem drive cars than all in Russia combined. He adds the United States allows minorities to strive for rights. Other items note Lord Gladwyn on a European community and Franco touring flood areas in Spain.
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Yates Center Narrowly Trails Eureka In League Showdown
Eureka earned a 68-64 comeback win over Yates Center in a Tri Valley League game. Eureka led 59-38 after three quarters but managed only nine points in the final period. Bill Steiner led Yates Center with 20 points, followed by Ron Whitney with 18. Town powered Eureka with 20.
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Galesburg Fall to Edna 57 46 in League Finale
Galesburg Pirates lose 57 to 46 to Edna in the final Four County League round. Edna finishes fourth at 4 6. Galesburg and Joint Rural tied with 19 marks. Edna players Shufelt and Rhodes lead with 7 5 and 8 1 5. Kramer and McElroy top Galesburg with 21 and 13 respectively.
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Palmer sets early pace in 1962 Phoenix Open
Arnold Palmer opened with the best start in the event's history, birdieing six of the first seven holes and carding a 64. The performance marked a record pace in the Phoenix Open.
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Panthers and Redskins Win Grade Crowns in Chanute Tourney
The Panthers and Redskins won the 1963 Chanute Elementary Schools basketball finals. Panthers beat Junior Celtics 24 17 for the sixth grade title, while Redskins defeated the Vikings 28 to a final tally. Rocky Carter led the Panthers with eight points. Brett Richman scored 18 for the Redskins.
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College Basketball Scores From East to West
Results reported by the Associated Press show Princeton routing Dartmouth 89 to 59 and Yale defeating Columbia 83 to 71. Other notable scores include Stanford 73 over UCLA 69 and Kentucky State 87 beating Lincoln Mo 100.
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Eighth graders clash with Parsons for third in SE Kansas league
Eight grade teams compete in the consolation bracket with Parsons facing Coffeyville and Iola meeting Independence in the Southeast Kansas League. Night games include eighth grade title on tap for Iola versus Independence and freshman crown bout Coffeyville versus Parsons.
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Chanute seventh graders edge Iola 28 to 21 in local tilt
Royster Junior High seventh graders of Chanute beat Iola 28 to 21 to stay undefeated. Dean Oliver led Chanute with eight points while Russell scored nine for Iola. The win followed a 73-58 Independence victory over Iola in the same night. Chanute faces a four team seventh grade tournament in Chanute March 4 and 6.
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Cubs Triumph 59 57 Over St Marys In Nonleague Clash
Humboldt Cubs edged St Marys of Pittsburg 59 to 57 after an 8 point first quarter lead. Earl Seyfert set a Humboldt season field goal record with 140 and 22 points total. St Marys top scorers were Marshal Lenne with 19 and Niegsch with 15. the St Marys B team won 41-99. Frankie Williams crowned Cub basketball queen for 1963 as Humboldt heads to Paola for regional play.
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Italian boxing results feature Campari and Burruni wins
In Milan Giordano Campari outpoints Floyd Robinson in a 136 pound bout. Alessandria sees Salvatore Burruni dominate Jean Claude Leroy at 116.4. Chicago hosts Allen Thomas over Johnny Alford at 173. Panama lists Ismael Laguna defeating Juan Ramirez at 124% to 125.
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Scores Show 1963 Basketball Night At Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune lists final basketball scores from Saturday February 23 1963 with Fredonia 57 over Cherryvale 55 Humboldt 59 over Pittsburg St Mary Cherokee Southeast 69 over Pittsburg College High 52 New York 106 over San Francisco 93 Detroit 126 over Syracuse 117 Los Angeles 113 over Boston 103 St Louis 115 over Chicago 98.
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