Comet Edged 43-39 by Fort Scott Tigers
Fort Scott edged Chanute 43 to 39 as Larry King sank two late free throws after Chanute missed a one-and-one. Missed Chanute free throws and late fouls sealed the Tigers’ four point win in a tense contest.
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Cubs End Wildcats Rally for Share of Tri-Valley Lead
Humboldt Cubs beat Yates Center Wildcats 57 30 to stay tied for first in Tri-Valley League with Neodesha Blue Streaks. Earl Seyfert scored 20 for Humboldt, Gary Dixon led Yates Center with 11 as Humboldt also won the B game 43 37. Tuesday schedule has Humboldt at Garnett and Yates Center at Neodesha.
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Rocket Double Whammy Over Fredonia Fives Here
Royster junior high Rockets win both eighth and ninth grade boys games at home. Eighth graders overcome illness to win 33-24 after a 13 point third quarter surge, led by Robert Orr 12 and David Martin 10. Fredonia's Barrett and Lowman each with five. Ninth graders win 26-20 led by Wayne Benson with 14 in a non league clash.
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East LaSalle defeated Miami Florida 78 to 76 while Villanova topped Detroit 77 to 60 Amherst beat Bowdoin 59 to 53 Rhode Island won 83 to 68 over Vermont Williams 78 59 over Bates Akron 85 72 over Catholic University South Virginia Tech 71 over Virginia 63 North Carolina College 76 over Virginia Union 67 West Virginia Tech 79 over West Liberty 64 Tennessee State 94 over MacMurray Illinois ay 71 Midwest Creighton 94 over Wabash 51 Augustana Illinois 62 over North Park Carthage 72 over Lake Forest 65 Illinois State 72 over Northern Illinois 66 Luther Iowa 92 over Dubuque 72 Michigan Tech 73 over Mankato St Carleton 89 over Knox Illinois 80 South Dakota St. 60 over North Dakota 55 St Olaf 77 over Monmouth 67 Carroll 74 over Millikin 56 Southwest Arizona State University 87 over New Mexico State 60 New Mexico 64 over Hamline 37 Far West Utah State 69 over Utah 55 Colorado State University 91 over Wyoming 70 Oregon State 74 over Washington State 47 Washington 62 over UCLA 61 California 72 over Southern California 65 Colorado Mines 55 over Colorado College 50 Montana 78 over Macalester Southern Nevada 85 over Arizona State College 74 Oregon Tech 76 over Portland State Missouri Valley 74 over Culver Stockton 71 Tarkio 64 over Drury 62
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Elsmore Edged 38 35 by Bronson in tight league game
Elsmore Dragons lost to Bronson Bulldogs 38 35 in Marmaton Valley League play. Bronson led 19 16 at halftime and held Elsmore to poor free throw shooting 5 of 21. Stan Stewart scored 12 for Elsmore while Kelly Broughton led Bronson with 15. Elsmore travels to Mulberry next Friday.
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Erie Red Devils Defeat Riverton 53 46 on Strong Return
Erie Red Devils end four game skid with a 53 46 CNC League win over Riverton Ramblers led by Tom Swan 21 points and 62 returnee David Atkins 12 points. Riverton's Kirk 16 tops visitors. Erie builds big second quarter and leads by 13 late. B team 42 35. next visit to Southeast Cherokee Friday.
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St Patrick's win Marmaton Valley League clash over Mulberry Tigers
St Patrick's defeated Mulberry 48 to 38 to remain among league leaders. Tom Schoenhofer led with 21 points and his brother John added 12 for the Irish while Mulberry’s King topped the Tigers with 16. B team 42-32. St Patrick's heads to McCune Tuesday.
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Weekend Bowls Highlight Steelers and All-Star Games
The Steelers enter the Playoff Bowl with a nine win season the best in their history but remain underdogs to the Lions in Miami. Rose Bowl standout Wisconsin quarterback headlines the North in the Hula Bowl. The NFL post season also features the Senior Bowl in Mobile and the Challenge Bowl in Corpus Christi with payouts for winners and losers and large expected crowds. Honolulu games complete the Sunday card with NBC television coverage planned for some contests.
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Galesburg Falls 38-37 to Altoona in thriller
Altoona edged Galesburg 38-37 in a Four-County League game, leading from the start and holding off a late Galesburg rally. Top scorers were John Davis 13 and John Phillips 12 for Altoona, while Carl McElroy led Galesburg with 18 points. Altoona won the B game 47-18.
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Jets Defeat Fliers to Lead Four County League
Midway Jets moved into first place in Four County League cage standings with a 77 to 46 victory over the Thayer Fliers last night. Midway connected on 59 percent of its field shots, the win marking their fourth straight win.
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Edna Pirates Beat Joint Rural 42-35 in Four County League
Edna Pirates defeated Joint Rural 42-35 at Stark in Four County League play with Edna winning the first and third quarters. Joe Kennedy led Joint Rural with 24 points, while Jack Carrico scored 15 for Edna. Edna also won the B game 22-19. Moran plays at Stark next Tuesday in a non league game.
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Jones Knocks Out Garrett In Chicago Heavyweight Bout
Jimmy Jones of Gary Indiana stopped Chuck Garrett of Chicago in 1 minute 47 seconds of the 10th round in a heavyweight boxing fight in Chicago.
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Syracuse freshman football teams went 141-1 under coach Jim Shreve
In four seasons Syracuse freshman football squads posted a dominant 141 wins to only one loss under head coach Jim Shreve, highlighting a remarkable early program record.
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Kaat Struggles With Control Despite Solid Record
Minnesota pitcher Jim Kaat endured a tough season with 18 batters hit and 13 wild pitches. He finished 18 wins, 14 losses, and posted a 3.14 earned run average as he battled command issues.
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