Comet Rally Fades Dragons Win 67 63 at Pittsburg
Pittsburg High School defeated Chanute 67 63 in Southeast Kansas conference play as the Dragons hold 6 1 league, led by Bill Russell with 16 points and Chanute’s Bruce Benson with 14. Chanute edged ahead late in the third before Pittsburg regained control and pulled away in the final period.
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College and professional basketball scores roundup
A dense scoreboard from Associated Press shows numerous games across college and professional levels. Notable outcomes include Cincinnati over Philadelphia 114 to 107, UCLA 91 over Oregon 74, Stanford 70 over Washington State 43, and Gonzaga 9 to 81 loss at Portland. Multiple high schools and junior colleges also posted results amid a long list of regional matchups.
Arcadia Bearcats Roll Over Elsmore In League Clash
Arcadia defeats Elsmore 57 to 42 after building a 16 9 lead and 47 22 advantage through three quarters. Casey leads Arcadia with 16 points, Johnson 11, Parrott 10, Fewins 9 as Arcadia A tops Elsmore A 57 42. Elsmore wins prelim 41 40.
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Lane Finley deal settles salary dispute in court
In Chicago, Frank Lane and former boss Charles C. Finley resolved a salary dispute from Lane's eight season contract with the Kansas City A's. Lane sought 144,166 dollars, settled for 113,000 dollars with 100,000 dollars for 1965 to 1968 and 13,000 dollars for prior services. Also noted: Don Hutson set a 105 touchdown record in pro football history.
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Cubs Fall To Neodesha In Close Tri Valley Clash
Neodesha Blue Streaks edged Humboldt 52-47 as Neodesha pulled away in the third quarter. Free throwing gave Neodesha a 48 percent mark to Humboldt’s 11 makes, with Bailey Hicks and Winfrey leading the visitors while Leonard and D Hoke paced Humboldt. Neodesha improves to 7-1. Humboldt drops to 1-7.
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KSU Distributes 10 Million Trees
Kansas State University plans to distribute 10 million trees this year as its eight year program nears that milestone. Harold Gallaher extension forester notes 8.5 million trees already distributed and expects 1.5 million more to be ordered by Kansas residents in 1964. Orders came from all 105 counties to 3,498 individuals. An average of 40,000 trees were ordered in 1964 from Dickinson Geary Johnson Pottawatomie Reno Riley Sedgwick Wyandotte Franklin Barton counties.
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Castle Insurance Ad Promotes State Farm Homeowners Policy
An advertisement urges homeowners to protect their biggest investment with a State Farm Homeowners Policy. It emphasizes low cost, broad coverage for home and belongings, and protection in case of lawsuits.
Final Rush By Altoona Raps Thayer Final Rush
Altoona High Redskins closed with a 23 point fourth quarter to beat Thayer Flyers 59 to 40 in a prep basketball game. Jim Stewart led Altoona with 18 points while Thayer’s Eddie Wheeler scored 17. Altoona captured the B team 31 to 26 and improved to 51 league record. The Four County League tournament opens Tuesday at Midway.
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Yates Center Garnett Tilt Postponed Amid Freeze
Yates Center High led Tri-Valley play with a 50 league record when Garnett, facing freezing rain, postponed their scheduled game by phone at 3:30 p.m. Friday. A new date is expected to be announced, likely January 19 or 26, with Yates Center next at Eureka.
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Yankees Vote World Series Share Sparks Small Deductions
The Yankees awarded two clubhouse men a full World Series share, meaning each regular player would contribute only 312 dollars from their winnings. The move highlights modest disbursement mechanics within the club during the championship season.
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Brower Beats Thomas In Worcester Boxing Bout
Arnie Brower from Hartford outpointed Clay Thomas of Paterson in Worcester, Mass. The lightweight clash ended with Brower earning the decision after eight rounds.
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Black Panthers May Get Help Next Semester
Coach Lyle Rutter of the junior college basketball team eyes help for next year as Carl Garrett, a 1964 Black Panthers mainstay, is to become eligible for the spring semester. Home matters in Kansas City create uncertainty about his immediate plans.
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South Nips North 16-14 In Hula Bowl
In Honolulu the South edged the North 16-14 as Baylor star Larry Elkins for the South returned a punt 76 yards for a TD and later caught a 33-yard score from Craig Morton. UCLA's Larry Zeno added the extra point and a 26-yard field goal. North led 8-3 after a Berry to Jordan TD pass.
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Comets Open Tourney Against Columbus at Fort Scott
Chanute High School will meet Columbus in the opening game of an eight team invitational basketball tournament at Fort Scott on Jan. 21. The contest starts at 3 p.m. The Blue Comets and Titans are in the lower bracket with a Fort Scott game at 9 p.m. The upper bracket includes St. Mary's of Pittsburg vs Independence at 5 p.m. and Pittsburg vs Eudora at 7 p.m. All eight teams play each day through Jan. 21-23 with a losers bracket.
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Midway Jets stay undefeated with 42 21 win over Joint Rural
Midway Jets improve to 5-0 in Four County league after defeating Joint Rural 42-21 on the road. Gary Follmer led Midway with 10 points, Tim Costin 19, and David Carlson limited to 8 for Joint Rural which sits at 2-3. The Four County league resumes with a first round finish and the tournament set for January 12, 14, and 16 at Midway court.
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CYO Wins Twin Billing At Ft. Scott
The undefeated St. Patrick's CYO teams A and RB will play St. Patrick's of Parsons CYO in league games Sunday night at St. Patrick's School court. A B game starts 7 00 pm with the main contest to follow. A postponed doubleheader at Parsons was cancelled due to players out. Greenbush cancelled a Tuesday doubleheader affecting earlier competition.
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