Comets Parsons Basketball Games Face Weather Test
High School and Junior High games were to be played this afternoon and tonight despite overcast skies and snow. A noon decision on postponement was awaited. Chanute facing Parsons and Royster Rockets on today’s schedule. Chanute’s Blue Comets rely on healthy play as many players are ill while Parsons boasts a 3-5 record after recent wins. The St Patrick's Junior High hosts Altamont freshmen. Chanute travels to Mankato for a four team tournament with Bethany Lutheran tonight.
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Thursday Night Ladies Bowling Scores at Chanute and Creeks
Readable OCR lists scores and standings from a Thursday night bowling league including teams such as Meadow Sweet, Chanute Auto Parts, Western Auto, Koch Furniture, First Nat Bank, Aero Duct, Jett’s Foodliner, and others. The dense line shows individual high games, team totals, and contact numbers for various local businesses linked to sponsor banners.
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Bearcats Crush St Louis 62 47 In Missouri Valley Showdown
Cincinnati Bearcats beat St Louis 62-47 for their 10th win in 11 games. News notes include Wichita 77-64 over Drake and Ohio State riding a 10 game win streak as top teams shuffle in the college basketball landscape.
Cedric Price joins Kansas City Steers as temporary replace
Cedric Price will join the Kansas City Steers of the American Basketball League tonight as a temporary replacement for Larry Comley who leaves today to join the Army. Price and Comley were teammates last year at Kansas State where Price was the fifth highest scorer in the school's history.
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Cedric Price
Kansas City Steers
American Basketball League Tonight
Larry Comley
Army
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Pro Basketball Weekend Schedule and Thursday Results
Pro Basketball results list shows Kansas City edged Chicago 94 93 while Los Angeles beat New York 107 104 and Pittsburgh and Hawaii tied 104 101. Thursday games included Detroit Syracuse at Philadelphia St Louis at Philadelphia Boston at Cincinnati. Saturday docket features Detroit New York at Syracuse Chicago at Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Hawaii
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Cleveland
Wichi
Boxing results from AP include several draws and decisions
The Associated Press report lists multiple fights with city and state origins. Philadelphia's Len Matthews drew 137 pounds against Eddie Armstrong from Elizabeth New Jersey. Freddie Butts stopped Harry Belafonte of Moultrie Pennsylvania in five rounds. Antonio Luis Paiwa of Brazil outpointed Mario Sitri of Italy in eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Len Matthews
E.ddie Armstrong
Elizabeth
N.J
Drew
Miami
Fla
Freddie Butts
Tampa
Harry Bellafonte
Moultrie
Bologne
Italy
Antonio Luis Paiwa
Brazil
Mario Sitri
Emporia State Breaks Even in Nebraska Tilt
Emporia State Hornets lost 82-66 to Peru State after a 42-34 halftime deficit while defeating Omaha 82-55 a day earlier. Peru’s Bob Buetten...g nabbed 26 points. Emporia’s Jon Fuquay had 21. In Kansas City, Rockhurst edged Lincoln University 69-63 as the Tigers trailed at halftime but rallied.
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Emporia State Hornets
Nebraska
Peru State
Emporia
Omaha
Bob Buettengenbach
Peru
Jon Fuquay
Kansas City
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College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
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Ottawa
Missouri
National
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Missouri Valley
Culver-Stockton
Concordia
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Oklahoma Christian
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Westminster
Graceland
Alleged Fixer In Police Hands
NEW YORK AP A second alleged basketball fixer faces police action charged with bribing North Carolina State players in 1960 Paul Walker 30 of New York was arrested along with two NC SBI agents accused of offering 1200 to Stan Niewierowski captain and Don Gallagher to fix the February 13 1960 Maryland game State won 46 44 Walker with accomplice Joseph Green a convicted fixer is charged with conspiring to share the payoff The probe has already touched 37 players from 22 colleges and 48 games
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North Carolina
Paul Walker
Employe
District Attorney's Office
North Carolina Bureau of Investigation
Stan Niewierowski
Don Gallagher
Maryland
State
Walker
Joseph Green
Top Kickers To Feature U S Bowl
Washington Redskins coach Bill McPeak will try two college kickers in the U S Bowl. Navy’s Greg Mather and Penn State’s Don Jonas headline the kicking lineup after standout seasons. The game, pitting East against West, will be shown nationally but blacked out within 60 miles of Washington.
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Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Greg Mather
Don Jonas
Mather
Navy
Army
Jonas
Penn State
Syracuse
McPeak
D. C
National Football League
Red Hickey
San Francisco
College basketball results and a 1829 musical instrument note
East Temple defeats St Johns NY 52 51 and Holy Cross tops Dartmouth 80 48. Colgate 70 Syracuse 62. Gettysburg 69 Bucknell 59. Bates 65 New Hampshire 59. Southeastern Ky 66 N M State 54. Flat State 99 Oklahoma City 74. Stetson 54 Tampa 49. Midwest Cincinnati 62 St Louis 47. Wichita 77 Drake 64. Ball State 91 Evansville 80. Southwest Rice 79 Baylor 56. SMU 70 Texas Christian 53. Arizona State 97 West Texas 67. Arizona 101 Hardin Simmons 62. Far West San Jose 39 San Francisco 36. Pepperdine 74 Hawaii 52. Prairie State 82 Emporia State 66. Rockhurst 69 Lincoln Mo 63. Junior College Highland 75 Fort Scott 62. In 1829 Sir Charles Wheatstone, English physicist from instrument family, invented the bass system for piano accordions.
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Buckeyes
Cincinnati
Bearcats
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Gene Wiley
Drake
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St. John’s
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Safety Upheaval in High School Football Rules
Football rulesmakers will decide today on multiple safety focused changes after high school football fatalities rose from seven to fifteen last fall. Proposals include restricting one arm blocking with the elbow raised and expanding mouth protector options and padding, backed by the National Alliance for High School Football.
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Fog Halts Attempts To Move Wild Ducks
Fog interrupted a plan to drive wild ducks from Missouri cornfields using a Fish and Wildlife Service airplane. The mission cleared some ducks from the Forbes area in the Missouri River bottoms before weather forced a stop. It is unclear if the attempt will resume as conditions remained poor and farmers awaited further action.
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Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Missouri River
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Jets Run Win Streak As Steers Hold Clash Lead
The Los Angeles Jets won their fifth straight, edging the New York Tapers 107-104 to stay two games behind the Western Division leader Kansas City Steers. The Steers topped Chicago Majors 94-93 on a late basket.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Steers
Los Angeles Jets
Jets
New York Tapers
Steers
Chicago
ABL games end with late heroics in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh
Bill Bridges at the buzzer sealed Los Angeles' 22-13 mark, second in the eight-team ABL behind Kansas City. In the other game, Pittsburgh's Rens beat Hawaii Chiefs 104-101 to seize first in the Eastern Division by a half game over idle Cleveland.
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Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Rens
Hawaii Chiefs
Cleveland
State hoops recap shows early leaders and upsets
Undefeated state champions hold a 4-0 record this season, while Over Brook sits at 2-3 after losses to last year's runner-up Elmdale. Wilsey, the 1961 Class BB champion, stands 5-3, with a defeat to the team it beat in last year’s state finals, Elmdale, which remains undefeated at 5-0.
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Elmdale
Ohio State Wins Grantland Rice Award
New York AP Ohio State, Big Ten champion, was chosen by Look Magazine as winner of the eighth Grantland Rice football award. A five man committee from the Football Writers Association of America conducted the balloting. Ohio State finished 8-0-1 in 1961 with 11 of 15 points. Texas and Alabama tied for runnerup.
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Ohio State
Look Magazine
Football Writers Association of America
Texas
Alabama
Los Angeles Open Begins With Star Filled Field
The Los Angeles Open starts at Rancho Municipal Golf Club with a $45,000 purse and a star-studded field including Bob Goalby Gary Player Arnold Palmer Gene Littler and Jerry Barber. Jack Nicklaus makes his pro debut as players posted 69s to 75s in the pre-celebrity round.
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Rancho Municipal Golf Club
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
Goalby
Gary Player
South Africa
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Jerry Barber
Jack Nicklaus
Rancho
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Player
Art Wall Jr
Mike Souchak
Palmer
Barber
Undefeated Teams Lead Kansas Class AA Hoops Action
TOPEKA AP Only 12 Kansas Class AA high school basketball teams remained undefeated as play resumed after the holidays. Derby Independence McPherson Parsons Russell Hays St Josephs Salina Sumner Washburn Rural Washington of Bethel and Wichita East still flawless. Wyandotte, five time defending Class AA champion, is 3-3 while Parsons stands 5-0. Chapman, 1961 Class A champ, has slumped to 1-4 with Clay Center now in AA. Americus adds returning starters from last year’s Class B.
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Topeka
Derby
Independence
McPherson
Parsons
Russell
Hays St. Josephs
Salina
Sumner
Washburn Rural
Washington
Bethel
Wichita
Wyandotte
Chapman
Clay Center
Americus
Dillinger to undergo heart surgery at Kansas City
Erie updates show Loren Dillinger scheduled for heart surgery today at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City with family travelers joining him. Nearby, community members and relatives visit, travel by plane, and attend church group activities as earlier week relations gather in Erie.
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Loren Dillinger
Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kyle Brillhart
Fort Scott
Elizabeth Brillhart
Wayne Brillhart
Louis Wilcox
St. Louis
Clyde Wilcox
O. L. Killough
Walnut
Kenneth Killough
Bert Hodgin
Chanute
Eva Dyson
Ewing Showalter
Cindy
Charles Gambrill
Parsons
Enoch Richardson
Waco
Ed Richardson
Cecil Fisher
Jimmie Waggoner
Pampa
Tex
Jake Whitworth
Glenn Crosby
Christian Church
John Bass
Chris Stanley
Ed McGowen
G. L. Hallman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Top Prospect for the Shockers Is Bill Pace
Wichita AP report says Bill Pace, former Kansas assistant football coach, emerged as a leading candidate for Wichita University head football coach and athletic director. Pace recently moved to Arkansas as an assistant coach. Dr James K Sours said a head coach and another assistant were interviewed and four more coaches are to meet with the committee.
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Wichita
Bill Pace
Kansas
University of Wichita
Pace
Arkansas
James K. Sours
Oren Campbell
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Wichita Eagle
Chanute Tribune Briefs Reflect Local News On Jan 5 1962
January 5 1962 Chanute Tribune covers local updates including community events, school notes, and civic notices. Reports on upcoming gatherings, weather basics, and short notices from area organizations reflect a quiet start to the new year.
Kansas football coaching upheaval rumors and staff moves
The article notes Pace and potential Kansas staffers seeking the head coaching job. Campbell cites a rumor of at least one Kansas staff member ready to follow Pace if named head coach, and a committee has contacted about 10 of 50 applicants. It also mentions Wichita State losing its athletics director Tippy Dye and Hank Foldberg leaving Texas A&M for similar roles.
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Ation
Jack Nelson
Michigan
Kansas
Pace
Campbell
Wichita
Tippy Dye
Nebraska
Hank Foldberg
Texas A & M
Captains Named For Senior Bowl
Senior Bowl coaches named starting lineups and captains for Saturdays clash in Mobile. Texas' Mike Cotten leads the South offense and Arizona's Ed Wilson leads the North. Utah State tackle Clark Miller is North defensive captain at 250 pounds, while Tennessee center Mike Lucci will start at middle linebacker for the South.
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Mobile
Ala
Texas
Mike Cotten
Arizona
Ed Wilson
North
Clark Miller
Utah State
Mike Lucci
Tennessee
Man Bound Over On Murder Charge in Belt Slaying
Neosho Missouri reports Jess W. McIntosh 39 itinerant carpenter bound over for circuit court in February on first degree murder charge for the beating death of Charles Lee Belt of Baxter Springs Kansas. Belt's body was found southwest of Joplin November 25.
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Jess W. McIntosh
Carpenter
Charles Lee Belt
Baxter Springs
Kan
Belt
Joplin
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