Kansas Colorado Big Eight Feature Saturday Night
The article previews a Big Eight clash as Colorado, defending champions, visit Kansas on Saturday night. Kansas rides a five game streak after a dramatic four overtime 90 88 win over Kansas State in the tournament final. Coach Dick Harp worries about a possible let down.
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Associated Press
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George Unseld
College Basketball Scores and Roundup Across Regions
The Associated Press reports numerous college games with East leaders St Bonaventure and Belmont Abbey, New York and Jon a, Temple and Delaware, plus Dartmouth and Boston College results. Major Midwest and Southwest show Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma State, Missouri, Iowa State, and Texas near key outcomes as Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Baylor post wins in tight contests. Professional note: New York 123 Syracuse 115 in Thursday action.
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EKJC League outlook shapes up after holiday cage return
Eastern Kansas Junior College League standings prediction sees Coffeyville undefeated at 10-0, Independence 6-0, Parsons 7-1, Chanute 3-5, Iola 4-2, Fort Scott 2-2, with St. John's 1-4 and Chanute leading a four way tie for first in recent rebound season.
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Musial Signs 63 Contract With Cards
ST LOUIS AP Stan Musial signed his 22nd contract with the St Louis Cardinals and said he may play again next year. The 42 year old star hit .330 in 135 games last season and aims to keep playing if he can help the team. The deal is about 65000 with total earnings around 1250000, a baseball record.
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St Benedicts Beats William Jewell In Nonconference Duel
St Benedicts defeated William Jewell 65-55 in a nonconference game as Jewell shot 27.5 percent to 38 percent for St Benedicts. Joe Gillespie led the Ravens with 14 points and 11 rebounds while Bud Fischer and Bob Ulrich each had 11 for Jewell. Harry Witte scored 23 for Rockhurst in another nonconference win over Emporia 76-70.
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Westminster Tops Knights of Columbus in Church League
In a mixed schedule night Westminster leads Knights of Columbus 47 43 as they hold off a fourth quarter charge by the Christians. EUB edges Methodists No 1 45 44 to improve to 3 1 with Wheeler scoring 24 for EUB. Next up Methodists No 1 vs Knights of Columbus and Methodists No 2 vs EUB. Westminster remains high in AP small college ratings with 61 records tied for top positions.
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Area basketball tournament sites announced for the season
Regional sites set for the Chanute Blue Comets in Parsons March 5 9 with seven teams including Altoona and Pittsburg plus Southeast Kansas League leaders. Class A regional at Neodesha features Neodesha Fredonia Caney Girard Southeast Rural of Cherokee Columbus Baxter Springs and Galena. Districts for Class B BB run Feb 27 to March 1 with Midway Altoona Thayer Elk City Severy Gridley Madison Oswego Riverton Pittsburg College High and more.
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Humboldt
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Chanute Blue Comets
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Freshman Prospects Shine for Tulsa Basketball Team
At Tulsa two top freshmen prospects, Dickerson aged 24 the oldest on the squad, bring outside shooting and ball handling. Barlow showcases an outstanding jump shot and solid rebounding ability. Tribune photos by Larry Mathews.
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Chanute Tribune highlights from January 4 1963 issue
Front page coverage from the Chanute Tribune dated Friday January 4 1963 reports local news, community events, and brief notices. Names of residents and places reflect the era's everyday concerns and public affairs.
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Carney Edges Lamar In Worcester Fight Card
Worcester reports Larry Carney of Lowell outpoints Vernon Lamar of New York over eight rounds at 160 pounds. In Miami Willie McCrea of Perrine stops short of a decision with Bob Allen at 137 pounds over eight rounds. District and regional Class BB tournament details list Galesburg as host with teams including Edna Mulberry Arcadia St Patrick’s Walnut Elsmore Bronson and LaHarpe. The Erie regional hosts top two district winners from Midway St Paul Oswego Cedar Vale.
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