Pratt Beavers Surge in Western Division Race
Pratt Community Junior College stormed to an 88-82 win over El Dorado in the Haysville Kiwanis Juco Tournament championship. Without star Clifton Mosley snowbound in Chicago, Paul Stovall poured in 46 points with 24 rebounds and averaged 39 for the tournament, while Wayne Jones added 17 as Pratt posted a 7-2 Western Division mark alongside Hutchinson.
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Clifton Mosley
Beavers
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Chicago
Paul Stovall
Wayne Jones
Stovall
Wichita North
Hutchinson
NCCJC Panthers Face Tough Eastern Division Start in 1969
Neosho County Community Junior College holds a 7 4 mark as the lone winner in the Eastern Division as 1969 opens. NCCJC hosts El Dorado Jan 7 and Iola Jan 13 in league play while Independence Fort Scott and Coffeyville are lottery contenders. Kansas coach Ted Owens has dominated the Big Eight Tournament with a 14 1 record in recent years. The Jayhawks won the title 56 45 over Oklahoma State in Kansas City. Coffeyville coach Buddy Ball reflected on a rough road trip to Nevada and California, noting his clubs lack of consistency after a 105 69 loss to Riverside final game.
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Independence
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Iola
Kansas University
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Oklahoma State
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California
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
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Buffaloes
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Kansas State
Notice of suit in Neosho County Kansas real estate
Petition filed in the district court of Neosho County Kansas by James M. Immel for plaintiffs seeking to quiet title to multiple described parcels in Chanute Kansas. Defendants include L H Wible Anna Wible and others with unknown heirs and successors and guardians. Plea due by February 1 1969. Attorneys Immel & Immel Chanute Kansas.
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December Tribune
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Neosho County
Kansas
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Bank of Commerce
District Court
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Immel & Immel
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Chanute
NFU
Tola- Kansas
Missouri Ends 1968 With Grim Traffic Toll
Missouri closed 1968 with 1 472 traffic deaths, the record high, surpassing 1966 and 1967. Seven deaths occurred on New Year’s Day versus none a year earlier, as highway safety officials cite rising traffic volumes and a nationwide mood of unrest as contributing factors. Captain F W Shadwell notes law and order disregard may boost accidents on highways.
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Missouri
F. W. Shadwell
Highway Patrol
Notice of Appointmet Executrix in Sharpe Estate
In the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas the estate of Ruby F Sharpe deceased appoints Genevieve Mollot executrix with letters testamentary issued December 18 1968. Creditors must present demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Alberta Gough probate judge Balch Bailey attorneys Chanute Kansas
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Chanute Tribune
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Kansas
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Néosno County
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All-Star Nod Given Three From Bullets
The Baltimore Bullets place three players on the Eastern All-Star team for the January 14 game in Baltimore. Gus Johnson Willis Reed Hal Greer and Jon McGlocklin named to the East squad by coaches. East starters based on voting are Lucas Havlicek Russell Monroe Robertson. Greer makes ninth straight All-Star appearance.
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Boston
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Detroit
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Break in Sewer Floods Sutton Place Apartments
New York AP: A ruptured 18 inch sewer line 12 feet underground floods basements of Sutton Place luxury apartments for a month. Five room units sell for about 70 000 dollars with monthly maintenance up to 600. Crews work three weeks to replace pipe. residents fear publicity will lower values despite stench reaching 12th floor.
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New York
Sutton Place
Executrix Named in Mae B. Somers Will
The probate notice announces Jewell K. Green appointed Executrix of the Mae B. Somers will. Letters testamentary issued December 2 1968 by the Probate Court of New Osh County Kansas. Attest Alberta Gough Probate Judge. Sherman & Rubow Chanute Kansas.
Jayhawk Aide Claims 12 Men On Field For KU
An Kansas assistant coach said Kansas had 12 men on the field for three plays in the Orange Bowl loss to Penn State. Linebacking coach Dave McLain cited video replay and noted tackles Bailey and Turgeon entered after a 1 yard pass setup. Abernathy said he stayed in a three linebacker defense and felt embarrassment and responsibility after the late sequence.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jayhawks
Penn State
Dave McLain
Charlie Smith
McLain
Bob Campbell
Nittany Lions
Jim Bailey
Orville Turgeon
Tommy Anderson
Rick Abernathy Anderson
Abernathy
Chuck Burkhart
Abernethy
Beamon Aims for 30 Foot Jump Record
San Francisco AP reports Bob Beamon targets a 30 to 31 foot long jump after holding the indoor mark at 27-22. He plans limited training this season, may rejoin UTEP for a few games, and laments missing the Sullivan Award nomination amid AAU nomination confusion.
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Bob Beamon
Beamon
Mexico City
Texas-El Paso
Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Lee Evans
Tommie Smith
O.J. Simpson
Coach Resigns After 23 Years At Louisville
Frank Camp ends a 23 year tenure as University of Louisville head football coach. He cites discussions with his physician and notes his players often reach the pros, including future NFL stars Johnny Unitas Lenny Lyles Doug Buffone Ernie Green and Ken Kortas. His teams recorded 118 wins 96 losses and two ties amid funding struggles for the program.
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University of Louisville
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Lenny Lyles
Baltimore Colts
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Chicago Bears
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Cleveland Browns
Ken Kortas
Pittsburgh Steelers
Conference Openers Spotlight Big Eight Basketball Start
Kansas opens Big Eight play at Nebraska with Jo Jo White unavailable this semester. Colorado meets Oklahoma, Kansas State faces Oklahoma State, and Missouri visits a puzzled Oklahoma State as fans expect close games. Kansas led by White and Sloan beat Nebraska 86 56 in the pre season tourney.
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Oklahoma State
Drury and Southwest Missouri State Score Key Wins Thursday
Drury defeated Southwestern Oklahoma State 68 to 64 as its season record moved to 9 and 3. Southwest Missouri State crushed Arkansas State 92 to 62 for a 6 and 3 mark. Virgie Fredrick and Roland Shultz each scored 20 points to spark Drury past Southwestern Oklahoma State after a 55 55 tie.
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Drury
Southwest Missouri State
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Southwest Missouri
Arkansas State
Culver Stockton
Azusa Pacific
California
Virgie Fredrick
Roland Shultz
Southwestern Oklahoma
Redbirds Shake Shockers 71-58 in MVC tilt
Louisville's Cardinals top Wichita State 71-58 for their ninth straight win and 20-0 MVC mark as Butch Beard leads with 27 points. Tulsa beats Cincinnati 67-40 in a cold second half. Drake edges Memphis State 73-71 in its MVC debut. Bradley explodes past North Dakota 109-77. New Mexico defeats Albuquerque 91-61. Denver falls 68-64 to UNM.
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Cardinals
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Drake
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Butler
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Rich
Fight Results in Copenhagen Meet
Pedro Carrasco of Spain stopped Luis Penteado of Brazil in a lightweight bout. Eddie Perkins of Chicago outpointed Boerge Krogh of Denmark over ten rounds in another lightweight show down in Copenhagen.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Pedro Carrasco
Spain
Luis Penteado
Brazil
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Boerge Krogh
Denmark
Basketball Scores From The Weekend
East Fordham 82 Iowa 70 Providence 85 UCAL Irvine Midwest Chicago Loyola 83 Western Michigan 68 Toledo 66 Morris Harvey 62 Drake 73 Memphis State 71 SW Mo Arkansas 2 Bradley 100 No Deota 77 Valparaiso 87 Depauw 86 South Louisville 71 Wichita State 53 Ga Tech 9 Tampa 77 Citadel 73 Clemson 72 NE Louisiana 82 So State Southwest McMurry 2 Texas Tech 30 Tulsa 57 Cincinnati 50 Trinity Tex 79 Brown 64 Far West New Mex 68 U of Denver 64 Seattle 31 Arizona State 31 Gonzaga 58 Portland 49 NMex St 91 Albuquerque 81 San Fran 65 Harvard 68 Nov South 109 Creighton 9
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Railroad Fined in New Trial Award to Injured Worker
Santa Fe Railroad had pushed for a new trial after a court ordered payment of 102000 to Donald P Buckman who alleged spinal neck and head injuries from a freight train incident in 1963. A jury awarded Buckman 266237 in damages after the retrial.
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