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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1965

Page

4

Arkansas Razorbacks secure top spot after Cotton Bowl win

Arkansas defeats Nebraska 10-7 in the Cotton Bowl to finish undefeated and untied, while Alabama loses in the Orange Bowl to Texas. Parkers rally 80 yards for the Nebraska upset, and Michigan dominates Oregon State 34-7 in the Rose Bowl. Sugar Bowl sees LSU edge Syracuse 13-10. Broyles claims national title talk amid Grantland Rice Trophy debate. Marshall leads late Arkansas drive with 61 passing yards and 10 rushing yards.

Nebraska Texas Stars Alabama Parkers Dallas Michigan Mel Anthony Wolverines Oregon State Doug Moreau Louisiana State Syracuse Arkansas Frank Brovies Razorbacks Fred Marshall Bobby Burnett Marshall

Kansas State tops in Kansas high school basketball signing

The Associated Press reports Kansas State gains a 7-5 edge over Kansas in signing top Kansas high school players. Six juniors plus several seniors join K-State with standout scorers Lucius Allen Gene Valentine Gary Schoen among the names. Kansas lands several players while out-of-state freshmen join Wichita State and Coffeyville Hutchinson junior colleges.

Kansas Kansas State Lucius Allen Wvyandotte Kansas City Gene Valentine Russell Gary Schoen Beloit K-State Alan Robinson Emporia

Crow's Loss Hurts Cards in Playoff Bowl

The St Louis Cardinals lose backfield star John David Crow to injury and will rely on Charley Johnson s passing against Green Bay s duo Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung in the NFL Playoff Bowl at the Orange Bowl. Joe Childress also sidelined leaving a thin offense. The game benefits the players pension fund and NBC will televise it at 2 p.m. EST with an expected 65 000 in attendance.

MIAMI St. Louis Cardinals John David Crow Charley Johnson Green Bay Jim Taylor Paul Hornung Crow Philadelphia St. Louis Joe Childress Cardinals Johnson Cleveland Browns Hornung Taylor Bart Starr NFL Players’ Pension Fund NBC

Old Hunting Licenses Are Requested for Display

The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission seeks old Kansas hunting licenses to complete a display at its Pratt headquarters. Donors may send licenses from the years 1906 1907 1909 1910 1912 1925 1928 1930 1932 1937 1942 1946 1953 to the commission.

Pratt, Kan Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Kansas Commission

Warriors Lose Seven in Row

The San Francisco Warriors dropped their seventh straight NBA game as coach Alex Hannum complained of a league double standard on defense against Wilt Chamberlain after a 101-100 loss to the New York Knicks. Wilt and Knicks forward Jim Barnes briefly scuffled in the third period. Cincinnati defeated Baltimore 140-124 in Cleveland as the only other scheduled game.

San Francisco Warriors National Basketball Association Alex Hannum Warriors New York Knicks Wilt Chamberlain Knicks Jim Barnes Hannum L Chamberlain Barnes Cincinnati Baltimore Cleveland

Local Business Ledger Notes and High Figures

A compact ledger item lists multiple businesses with scattered high figures and phone-style numbers. Names include Browning Drisdell Gates Skinney Olson Wicker Neosho Nu Way E Z Way Ennis Perforator P Schmidt Enns Chaney and Leverenz, with various high markers and partial contact data. The fragmentary text resembles a classified notice or commercial record from a local business directory.

Sundowner’s League L. Olson’s Neosho Too Nu-Way Cleaners Drisdell’s Skinney Electric Ennis Bank of Commerce Drisdel’s Bank of Comm Browning Gates Olson's Skinney Campbell Olson's Family Shopping Wicker Nu-Way Cleaner Neosho Harris Summers Nu-Way Leverenz Ennis Perforator E-Z-Way P. Schmidt Chaney

Michigan and St Josephs clash as top teams seek wins

Michigan aims to protect its No 1 ranking in the Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival finale against St John s while St Joseph s squads the Quaker City Classic with wins over Illinois and Wichita State. Providence brings a 7 0 mark into a high profile showdown that caps a week of coast to coast tournaments.

Associated Press St. Joseph's Providence Mighty Michigan St. Joseph’s Philadelphia Quaker City Michigan St. John’s New York Princeton Cincinnati St. Joe's Illinois Wichita Bowling Green Creighton Iowa

Deathless Prose Dies at High School Convention

Louisville AP reports a blunt moment at a high school convention where a candidate lamented a speech left unfinished as the room was tidied and the maid arrived, signaling an abrupt end to plans.

Louisville

Pro football contract scandals hit college games

Murray Chass reports pro leagues face fallout as premature signings threaten intercollegiate football. Oklahoma suspends four players including Ralph Neely after signs with NFL and AFL clubs Mars, with Houston Oilers and Dallas Cowboys dispute. NCAA leaders condemn the tampering and call for action at the upcoming convention in Chicago.

Wayne Duke Big Eight Oklahoma NCAA Chicago

CYO Sunday Games Feature St. Patrick’s Unbeaten Bid

The Chanute CYO team seeks to remain undefeated at home Sunday against Independence in a doubleheader with St. Patrick’s A and B squads both riding long win streaks. St. Pat’s A is 4-2 overall with an 11 game league streak, while B stands 5-1. Coach Jim Jensen expects a likely starting five of Koester De La Torre Brazil Golay and Gates or Van Leeuwen.

Chanute Cyo St. Patrick's Jim Jensen St. Pat's Gene Koester Tony de la Torre Phil Brazil Bob Golay Dan Gates Tom van Leeuwen

Marathon basketball game sets unlikely score record

Asheville Catholic Youth Organization edged YMCA 690 to 673 in a nine hour marathon game arranged by coach Charlie Munday at Asheville Catholic High School. The noon start, nine hour few breaks, and a brief 4:30 p.m. half time kept 10 starters on court until 9 p.m. Munday praised defense but called the offense unimpressive. He recalled a Canton eight hour game from 22 years earlier that produced 1300-768 with a 500 point player.

Asheville N.C YMCA Munday Canton

January Quail Hunting Requires New License

Pratt Kansas AP reports hunters planning January quail hunts must hold a 1965 hunting license and up land game bird stamp. The 1965 license and stamp become valid January 1, while the 1964 license and stamp bought in December expire December 31.

Pratt, Kan Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission

Oklahoma Stripped Of Primary Threat In Gator Bowl

In Jacksonville the Oklahoma Sooners face Florida State as four players signed pro contracts, removing Oklahoma’s top blocker Ralph Neely and backs Jim Grisham Lance Rentzel and Wes Skidgel from the lineup. Coach Gomer Jones lamented recruiters but vowed the team would play on. Florida State kicker Les Murdock was deemed eligible under old rules but sat out due to transfer issues.

Gomer Jones Oklahoma Florida State Jacksonville Fla Jones Ralph Neely Houston Oilers Jim Grisham Lance Rentzel Wes Skidge Minnesota NFL Florida Les Murdock Murdock Tampa University FSU

Namath Signs Record AFL Deal With Jets

Joe Namath, son of a Beaver Falls steel worker, reunites with the New York Jets in a $400,000 plus contract at a Miami Beach hotel. The Alabama quarterback, 6 foot 2, 190 pounds, is hailed as one of football’s most promising passers and becomes the game's highest paid player. Reports suggest fringe benefits may include a lifetime retirement plan at $5,000 annually.

MIAMI Joe Namath Beaver Falls, Pa Alabama New York Jets Miami Beach Namath

Sellout Shrine East West Game Draws 60000

SAN FRANCISCO AP A sellout crowd of 60000 was assured for the 40th Shrine East West Game. West aims for its 19th victory behind top passers Craig Morton California and Bob Berry Oregon. The East relies on quarterback Roger Staubach Navy, limited by injuries in 1964.

San Francisco Craig Morton California Bob Berry Oregon Roger Staubach Anl Navy

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