Neosho Panthers Top Parsons Cardinals 70 54 in Home Victory
Neosho County Community Junior College used stingy defense to defeat Labette County Junior College 70 54 in Chanute. Panther guards led by Hawkins and Parks fueled the rally after a tight first half, while NCCJC outrebounded Parsons 57 40 and finished the season 8 2 in league play.
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Neosho County Community Junior College Panthers
Labette County Junior College Cardinals
Parsons
Kansas Jayhawk
Joe Parks
Cardinals
Neosho
Mike Samuel
Panthers
Chris Kirkwood
NCCJC
Parsons Crew
Hawkins
Skip Brandon
Panther
Lyle Ruter
Brand
Parks
Samuel
Rich Dye
Labette County
Labette
Neosho County
Kirk
Chuck Pierson
Comet Wrestlers Set for Colubus Showdown Tomorrow
The Chanute Blue Comet wrestling team travels to Columbus to avenge a 31 21 loss from December 6 as coach Jim Woods aims for a third win of the season. Exhibition bouts begin at 6 30 p m with varsity action to follow.
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Chanute Blue Comet
Columbus
Titans
Comet Grapplers
Comets
Jim Woods
Emporia
College Basketball Scores From AP Release
East Villanova beat Niagara 74 to 57 while LSU won 79 76 over Georgia and Tennessee 64 62 Vanderbilt. Florida defeated Mississippi 75 54 Alabama 76 edged Mississippi State 66.
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East
Villanova
Niagara
LSU
Georgia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Florida
Mississippi
Kentucky
Alabama
Miss. St
Auburn
So. Ill
Oglethorpe
Wake Forest
Virginia
Jacksonv
Ga. Tech
Va. Tech
Wm. & Mary
Midwest
Missouri
Colorado
Town
Chicago
Loyola
Kansas
Iowa State
Josselin Stops Hurri. Akasaka Shuts Out Choi in Tokyo
In Paris and Tokyo boxing results reported by the Associated Press James Josselin of France stopped Leroy Hurri after leading 150 percent, while Yoshiaki Akasaka of Japan stopped Sun Kap Choi from South Korea after 161 percent dominance, both by ten rounds.
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Paris
Jean Josselin
France
Leroy
Hurriout
Thailand
Tokyo
Yoshiaki Akasaka
Japan
Sun Kap Choi
South Korea
New High School Football Rules Set for 1968
Eight new rules take effect for the 1968 season from the National Federation of High School Athletic Associations. Changes include penalties for players on the field without proper equipment, receiving team control on illegal 10 yard kickoff touches, double foul timing, bans on video aids, game interruptions resuming at the point of interruption, ineligible receivers near the neutral zone, fair catch signaling blockers restriction, and use of polyfoam pylons or flags at sideline intersections.
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Las Vegas
Nev
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Italy routs North Bay Trappers in Canada exhibition
Italy's national hockey team defeated North Bay Trappers 83 for its third win on the Canadian tour. In Edmonton, the Russian National team blanked the Western Canada Junior League All-Stars 5-0 in an exhibition game.
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North Bay, Ont
Italy
North Bay Trappers
Canada
Edmonton
Peewee Hockey Tournament draws sixty teams in Quebec
Sixty teams will take part in the annual Peewee Hockey Tournament Feb 16-24. Entries include three U S teams Hershey Pennsylvania Boston and Detroit. Schoolboy Billy Gaines will renew his sprint duel in the 50 yard dash in the 42nd Knights of Columbus track meet Saturday night at Boston Garden. Greene edged by Gaines in the 60 yard dash of the San Francisco Games last Saturday disputed the decision of the officials. Gaines is the Boston K of C defending champion.
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U.S
Hershey
Boston
Detroit
Billy Gaines
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
Greene
Gaines
San Francisco
Boston K of C
Bethel Dominates Sterling In Kansas Conference Action
Bethel moved into fifth place with an 84-55 win over Sterling at Newton. Bethel improved to 3-2 in the league while Sterling drops to 0-5. Roberts and Roth each had 15 for Bethel, with Sterling’s Thayer leading all scorers with 24. Fort Hays State lost 84-78 to Kearney State as Greving scored 28 and Andregg 22. Fort Hays sits at 7-4. tonight Omaha visits Washburn in the Central Conference opener. Kansas Conference has Baker at College of Emporia and McPherson at Southwestern, with Wichita Sacred Heart at Tabor. both independents.
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Associated Press
Bethel
Kansas
Sterling
Newton
Chet Roberts
Lowell Roth
Bill Thayer
Kearney State of Nebraska
Fort Hays State
Kearney
Tigers
Bill Greving
Fred Andregg
Greving
Andregg
Fort Hays
Omaha
Washburn
Baker
College of Emporia
McPherson
Southwestern
Wichita Sacred Heart
Tabor
Capt Robert Taylor Leads Record Air Defense Refueling Flight
Capt Robert E. Taylor, transportation officer in the 328th Fighter Wing at Richards-Gebaur AFB, piloted four F-106 Delta Darts nonstop from Kansas City to Elmendorf AFB Alaska. The 2,800 mile mission marked the first use of aerial refueling to deploy 1,400 mph fighters outside the continental United States.
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Granndview
Robert E. Taylor
Roy E. Taylor
Earlton
Kan
Air Defense Command
ADC
Taylor
328Th Fighter Wing
Richards-Gebaur Afb
328Th
Kansas City
Elmendorf Afb
Alaska
Continental
United States
First Lady to Deliver Morrison Memorial Lecture
The committee chaired by Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman selected Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson to give the inaugural B Y Morrison Memorial Lecture at a date to be announced. The lecture honors the plant explorer landscape architect and writer who died in 1966.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
B.Y. Morrison
Board of Realtors Install New Officers
The Neosho County Board of Realtors installed officers at a luncheon at Tioga Hotel. New officers are Bob McLaren as president and John Gorton as vice president. Boyd Burns remains secretary treasurer. All three and the retiring president Bruce Burris are from Chanute.
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Neosho
Bob McLaren
John Gorton
Boyd Burns
Chanute
Bruce Burris
Vanishing trained cowboys bite cattle country
In Denver AP reports a shortage of trained cowboys across states. Montana remains an exception as leaders warn the skilled hands are dying off and not being replaced. Cowboys earn 300 to 400 dollars monthly plus housing and goods, while technology and TV pull workers away.
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Denver
Colo
Montana
Brad Stewart
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Lyle Liggett
American National Cattlemen's Association
Liggett
Cold Weather Kills Greenbugs in Kansas
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says last week's deep freeze killed most greenbugs damaging western Kansas crops. A light snow cover protected winter wheat and little damage was reported. Livestock faced severe weather but endured, with some animals kept in temporary quarters and supplemental feeding up in most areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livesotck
Kansas edges Iowa State in 68-67 thriller
Kansas rallied from a 15-3 deficit to beat Iowa State 68-67 as Bruce Sloan hit a game winning free throw with zero on the clock after Don Smith tied it at 67. Jo Jo White scored 21 for Kansas and Norman Stewart's squad improved to 1-0 in Ames in recent years with a cliffhanger victory.
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Kansas
Ames
Iowa State
Norm Stewart
Missouri
Buffaloes
Jones
Colorado
Jo Jo White
Don Smith
Bruce Sloan
Sloan
White
Cyclones
Wilt Chamberlain
Jayhawk
Lawrence
Nebraska
Kansas State
K-State
Manhate
Qualifying for Crosby Opens Pebble Beach Trials
Jim Weichers of Oakland fired a 66 at Pebble Beach to lead Crosby Open qualifiers as 23 of 108 advanced. Don Whitt tied for second with Jerry Mowlds after a 69 at Spy Glass, while Bill Ezinski led Spy Glass Hill with 71. Bob Murphy, fresh NCAA champion, qualified with 77.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jim Weichers
Oakland
Spy Glass Courses
Don Whitt
la Costa
Jerry Mowlds
Portland
Ore
Spy Glass Hill
Bill Ezinski
New Seabury
Mass
National Hockey League
Bob Murphy
Boca Raton
Fla
Republicans urged private handling of disputes in Kansas
Kansas GOP chair Nettels urged lawmakers to settle differences privately or in caucus rather than in the press. His letter was read at a Republican House caucus in Topeka, where talks on a local option plan for homestead tax exemptions drew varied views.
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Dick Wilson
Texas Cattlemen's Magazine
Harry Lee
New Mexico
Topeka
Republican Party
Kansas
House Republicans
Nettels
House
John Conard
Greensburg
Kiowa County
UCLA Tops Houston Tar Heels Third in AP Poll
UCLA leads the 1968 AP Top Ten college basketball rankings with 389 points and 38 first place votes, followed by Houston at 15-0 with 351 points, and North Carolina at 301 points. The Jan 7 list shows Kentucky Tennessee Utah St Bonaventure Vanderbilt New Mexico also in the top ten with others receiving votes.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Houston
North Carolina
Olina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Utah
St. Bonaventure
Vanderbilt
New Mexico
Army
Boston College
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Drake
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Georgia
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Marquette
Ohio State
Oklahoma City
Oregon State
Princeton
St. John’s
N. Y
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Toledo
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