Eureka Rally Edges Wildcats In Tri-Valley Clash
Eureka Rally defeated Yates Center 61 to 57 in a Tri-Valley League game. Bob Cassin scored 18 for Eureka while Charles Lauber led Yates Center with 15. Eureka improves to 1 league record, Yates Center to 14 in league play.
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Humboldt Cubs rout Burlington Wildcats 59 40 in league win
Humboldt storms to a 59 40 Tri-Valley League victory over Burlington as Clements 19 Seyfert 18 pace the Cubs with decisive early run and 49 team rebounds. Wildcats struggle from field hitting 23 percent while Humboldt shoots 35 percent and stays undefeated.
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Thayer Routs Altoona In Late Rally To Win
Thayer roared back from a 32-25 halftime deficit to beat Altoona 71 to 45. Bill Hughes led Thayer with 21 points while Kent and David Powers added 18 and 15. Allen Daniels paced Altoona with 12 as Thayer improves to 3-4 and Altoona falls to 0-5. Thayer travels to McCune next Tuesday. Altoona hosts Chetopa.
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Cyclone upset of Nebraska opens Big Eight race in Ames
Iowa State beats Nebraska 85-70 as 6-foot-8 Don Smith scores 39 points and grabs 15 rebounds. Nebraskas Tom Scantlebury misses game for disciplinary reasons. Kansas State at Oklahoma State and Colorado at Kansas highlight Saturday slate.
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Dragons Rally Edges Comets 79 74 in Tight League Clash
Pittsburg’s relentless 19 second surge caps a 79 74 win over Chanute as Doug Powell and Eric Johnson score late, overcoming Dave Holloway 23 points and a late Chanute push. Laskey leads Pittsburg with 32 as Franks and Benson pace Chanute.
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College Basketball Scores From East to West Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports multiple college, junior college and high school basketball results. Notable scores include Columbia 100 over Yale 72, Cornell 77 over Brown 71, and Iowa State 85 over Nebraska 70. Many regional games span from the East Coast to the West Coast with numerous school names and venues.
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Panthers host Kansas City JCs in 1968 debut
Neosho County Community Junior College Panthers open 1968 with a 6 2 record and host Kansas City Junior College Blue Devils in a 7 30 tip off at the NCCJC gym. Coach Lyle Rutter lists Hawkins Brandon Samuel Parks and Martin as starters with Turner and Pierson among the key reserves. The game begins a stretch of five games in nine days leading to a Jayhawk Conference opener Monday against Parsons.
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Former Court Head Jules Basevant Dies at 90
Jules Basévant former president of the International Court of Justice at The Hague died at his home in Anost France at age 90. The announcement comes from CHALON SUR SAONE. Basévant led the court in prior years and was a prominent international jurist. He served as a key figure in international law shaping postwar jurisprudence.
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