Comets Beat Pittsburg Chanute 55 37 In SEK Action
Chanute leads early on and grows a 30 19 halftime margin to down Pittsburg 55 37. Bob Cukjati scores 14 for Chanute, Gary Grogan adds 11, while John Winchester ties for team scoring honors. Chanute improves to 2 1 in league play as Pittsburg drops to 0 3.
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Tar Heel alumnus Jim linked to College Park conferences
Genial Jim, a Tar Heel alumnus, reached College Park with the evening edition noting his successful talks. Tatum spent the previous day in conferences with the university's top brass at the Maryland campus.
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Rockets Defeat Parsons West In Twin Bill
Chanute Junior High School split a twin bill with Parsons West. The ninth grade won 29 to 28 after trailing at halftime, with Dennis Brooks scoring 10 for Chanute and Kelley tallying 17 for Parsons. The eighth grade game ended 34 to 25 in Chanute’s favor, Bob Haskins scoring 14 for Chanute.
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Joplin Junior College Tops Chanute 66 to 57
Joplin Junior College defeated Chanute 66 to 57 after a second half rally. Garry Smith led Joplin with 16 points while Chanute’s Ted Smith scored 19 and Bob Brundage added 14 as Chanute briefly led and tied late but could not pull ahead.
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Bronson overwhelms Elsmore in Marma ton Valley tilt
Bronson High School routed Elsmore 63 to 38 as 11 Bronson players scored in the Marma ton Valley game. Wendell Swain led Bronson with 14 points while Patsy Johnson scored 11 for Elsmore. The Bronson B team won 43 to 27 and Elsmore heads to Uniontown for three games Tuesday night including boys A and B and girls.
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Coach Jim Tatum NC football return talks bogged down
In Chapel Hill officials offered no hint on Towle or terms as Maryland coach Jim Tatum’s planned return to the University of North Carolina as head football coach stalled amid routine negotiations and unclear agreements.
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Walnut tops Hepler to stay undefeated in Crawno Sho League
Walnut defeated Hepler 45 to 37 to remain in first place with a 4 0 league record. Jerry Pryor scored 17 points for Walnut and Jim Armstrong 11 for Hepler in the varsity game. a separate B game saw Walnut edge Hepler 59 56. Next action for the leaders is against St Paul Friday night.
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Vilas Bombs St Patrick’s 74 42 In League Tilt
Vilas high school basketball quintet overwhelmed St Patrick’s of Walnut 74 to 42 in Wilson County League action. Tom Jerome scored 30 points to lead Vilas with Hutchison adding 17, while St Patrick’s reserves fell 41-37 in the opening contest. Vilas faces Buffalo next.
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Thayer and Benedict Triumph in Local Cage Action
Thayer Fliers opened with a 16 point lead and defeated Grant High 86 67 in Crawnosho League play. George Holtzman led Thayer with 30 points while Tom Stipp added 20. In the B game Jim Shultz scored 23 as Thayer won 48 39. Benedict defeated Colville 39 21 in the girls prelim with Arlene Harris scoring 19 for Benedict.
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Benedict Tops Buffalo in Wilson County League Showdown
Benedict High School defeated Buffalo 47 to 35 in Wilson County League action last night. Loren Hull led Benedict with 16 points as the game remained tight through the first quarter and featured multiple lead changes in the second period.
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Lausse and Savage Fight to a Draw in New York
Eduardo Lausse and Milo Savage deadlocked after ten rounds at Madison Square Garden in a nationally televised bout. Savage, known for his past shoe string tactic, barely clinched a draw as Lausse pressed to the final bell despite a rough start and limited English from Eduardo.
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Eureka tops Humboldt 52 to 46 in Tri-Valley clash
Eureka High School defeats Humboldt 52 46 to move into second in the Tri-Valley League standings. Gary Sebbert led Humboldt with 13 points while Phil Wolford scored seven for Humboldt in a loss that drops their league record to 1 2. Eureka also won the B game 34 27 and Yates Center visits Humboldt next Friday.
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Helfand Makes Progress In Battle With Guild
Julius Helfand, crusading chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, gained two vital knockdowns in a continuing clash with the Boxing Guild of New York. The struggle, described as rapidly changing, signals Helfand gaining leverage as pressure mounts in New York boxing governance.
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Club assures Helfand of full support
Gov Theo McKeldin vetoed the London Sporting Club shift of Monday night television fights from New York to Baltimore. The Chanute Tribune notes Helfand received 100 percent backing from the club, amid political debate over broadcast locations.
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Wolf Drive Planned Near St. Paul Sunday
Neosho Valley Coyote Hunters Association sponsors a wolf drive southeast of St. Paul Sunday starting at 1 p.m. at the Pleasant Valley school house two miles east five miles south and one half mile east of St. Paul. Fifty hunters joined a recent drive covering nine sections. three coyotes were killed and two escaped.
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Rough on Referees At Kentucky School
In Central City Kentucky Butler County defeated Central City 54 to 47 in a high school game. With 14 seconds left two players fought leading to ejections. About 50 spectators rushed the floor and one man drew a knife on Norman O Nan. Police intervened and the men fled. The O Nans plan to complain to state commissioner Ted Sanford.
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