Bearcats poised for sixth straight Missouri title run
Cincinnati presses toward a sixth consecutive Missouri title as Wichita, St. Louis, Drake and Bradley clash among themselves. Cincinnati aims to widen its lead by sweeping a southwest trip while rivals mix in key conference tests. Drake and Bradley push to disrupt the Bearcats with strong front lines and standout scorers.
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St. Louis
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Bearcats
Washburn Upsets Fort Hays State In CIAC Swing Game
In Topeka Washburn defeated Fort Hays State 68 66 to shake up the Central Intercollegiate Conference standings. Hays had just beaten Washburn 76 47 earlier in the season but the Ichabods surged in the first half. The win positions Washburn among title contenders alongside Emporia State and Pittsburg State.
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Omaha
Chanute
Bob de la Tor- Kansas
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Conference resumes as Sterling, Bethel, Baker lead
Bowling scores show Sterling defeating Ottawa 59-57 Bethel edging Bethany 59-56 and Baker beating Southwestern 68-64. Sterling Bethel and Baker hold the top three spots separated by one game with two league games this week. Sterling faces College of Emporia Bethany. Bethel meets Friends. Baker plays Kansas Wesleyan before Bethel at Baker clash Saturday at Baldwin.
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St Patrick’s Irish junior high rout St John’s of Iola
In Southeast Kansas Catholic Friends Kansas Wesleyan League play St Patrick’s Irish junior high opened their season with decisive home wins over St John’s of Iola. The seventh and eighth graders overwhelmed 52-11 at halftime and finished strong. coach Herbert Swender relied on seventh graders in the second half as scoring evened.
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Brazil
Kansas Five Loses 57 73 to Colorado Hoops
Coach Russell Sox Walseth notes Colorado and Oklahoma State and Colorado State left Kansas Five beaten 57 to 73 in a Big Fight holiday tournament. The Buffaloes again used late surge and solid defense to blunt KU as league play opens.
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Missouri
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Sooner
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Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Gene Johnson
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Area Fives In Limited Court Action
Area fives schedule sparse league play with Tri-Valley featuring Neodesha versus Yates Center while Humboldt travels to Garnett. CNC league hosts Pittshire College High versus Riverton. Four County and Mineral Belt standings echo week actions as St Patrick’s and St John’s split, and Thayer, Chetopa, Oswego loom in regional play.
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Coftreyville
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CNC League
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Galena
KU Stadium Adds 6500 Seats and Press Box
Ground was broken by Martin Boyd Construction of Wichita for 6500 additional seats in 27 rows on the west rim of Kansas University stadium and a new press box. The project cost was estimated at 600000 dollars, but the low bid by Eby firm exceeded the estimate by more than 150000 dollars.
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University of Kansas
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Wichita
University
Eby
Comets Host Parsons in Rivalry Night Showdown
Chanute travels to face Parsons in a key KC league clash as both teams seek wins to stay atop the standings. Parsons carries a 5-1 mark and leads with 47.7 points per game while Chanute hopes to snap a three of four skid and improve a 5-4 season. The game follows a 6:30 start with the B team opener.
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al Jones
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Fort Scott
Lola
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Columbus
Wall Leads LA Golf Open at Rancho Park
Art Wall Jr. surged into the final stage of the Los Angeles Open chasing the $9,000 top prize as he held a two stroke edge over the field at Rancho Park Golf Course. The 39 year old Wall, once a relative outsider to major golf, led the money event with a strong showing by the money winners amid par 36 35 71 layout.
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Los Angeles
Art Wall Jr
Wall
Rancho Park
Panthers Face Fort Scott In Non-Conference Test
The Chanute Panthers travel to Fort Scott for a 7 30 p m non conference game hoping to snap a two game skid and improve toward a 500 season. It follows three straight road games and precedes three home league games. Fort Scott lost 99 72 to Fairbury last Friday while Chanute stands 3 5.
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Archer beats Moyer in NYC ten round featherweight bout
The Associated Press reports Joey Archer of New York outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland in a ten round featherweight match. Halimi of France defeated Rafael Fernandez of Spain in ten rounds.
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Spain
Harada to defend title in Bangkok rematch with Pone Kingpetch
Boxing brief notes 19 year old Japanese champion Fighting Harada will challenge 26 year old Pone Kingpetch in Bangkok this Saturday. Harada stunned Kingpetch in Tokyo last October by ousting him in the 11th round as a 7-3 underdog, aiming to prove the victory was no fluke.
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Japan
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Billy Daniels Rises to Seventh in Heavyweight Rankings
Billy Daniels, the once-beaten Brooklyn heavyweight, has climbed to seventh in the latest rankings. He avenged earlier defeats with decisive wins, highlighting a notable rise in the division. Daniels has drawn attention for his improving power and technique.
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Baseball Mourns Death of Hornsby
CHICAGO AP Baseball will mourn the passing of Rogers Hornsby this week. Hornsby, whose name often was spoken in the same breath as Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb, died Saturday at the age of 66 from a heart condition.
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Hornsby
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Young Heavyweights Clash at Sunny Side Gardens Fight
Contenders and risks meet as 25 year old Daniels with a 17 1 record and eight knockouts faces Tony Alongi, 25, from Paterson New Jersey with 29 1 record and 17 knockouts. The bound bout airs on ABC TV at 10 PM EST from New York's Sunny Side Gardens. The winner may solidify top ten status while the loser risks staying near the fringe.
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Sunnyside Gardens
ABC TV
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Alongi
Chanute Tribune Highlights From January 7 1943
Chanute Tribune reports on local happenings for Monday January 7 1943. News covers community events, public notices, and early 1943 schedule notes affecting Chanute and surrounding areas.
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