Junior College Feuds Set as Conference Play Opens
The Hutchinson News reports Kansas junior college teams resume action after holidays with Independence leading the Eastern Division alongside Coffeyville. Parsons, defending state and national champions, host Coffeyville while Coffeyville visits Independence. Dodge City leads the Western Division and Garden City, Hutchinson, Pratt, and Arkansas City compete for position as league play starts this week with multiple matchups listed.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Kansas
Independence
Chanute
St. John's
Coffeyville
Parsons’ Cardinals
Parsons
Iola
Cardinals
Dodge City
Conquistadores
Congs
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Garden City
Sam Butterfield
Busters
Pratt
Jayhawk
Parsons de Lola
Oklahoma
Trinidad
Independencce
Tola
McPherson Central
Wichita U
Ohio State Remains No 1 In AP Poll with perfect 360 points
Ohio State holds the top AP ranking for the third straight week with all 36 first place votes. Bradley stays second ahead of St Bonaventure and Louisville, while Kansas State drops to ninth and UCLA rises to tenth amid the updated ballot.
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Ohio State
Associated Press
Buckeyes
Illinois
Bradley
St. Bonaventure
Louisville
St. John’s of
New York
Iowa
Fort Carolina
St. John's
North Carolina
Duke
Kansas State
UCLA
Chanute Thursday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Cheat Sheet
Readable fragments show teams such as Meadow Sweet Aero Duct TM Jonnson Studio and Chanute Auto Parts competing across lanes. High scores are listed for several players including J. White M. Hinkle Green and Dever with multiple 400s.
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Ladies League
Cnanute Auto Parts
Meadow Sweet
MacWay Cleaners
Ennis Loggers Ab
Mid-America Refining
Western Auto Re
Consolidated Oilwell Service
Jonson Studio
Jeft
Foodiiner Dubaed
Chanute Discount
Koch Furniture
Rceises
First Nets Bank
Dristle's Studie
No Way Cleaners
Chanute Auto Parts
No-Way
Goodwin-R. White
J. R. White
Chanute Auto
Malcolm
Jonnson Studio
Consolidated
Jonnson
Igh Carter
Brinkmeyer
Chanute O'scount
Drisdell Studio
Chanute
Ransom
Orisdell
Earnest
M. Earnest
Jett's
Bank
Jet
MA. Hinkle
M. Hinkle
First Nat
M. M. Scott
Koch
Baughn
J. Olson
MicaAmerica
Ennis
Mid-America
Bertram
Ettes
Chapman
M. Chapman
Campbell
Beeson
High Dever
X. Mayer
Olsen
X. B. Cison
College Scores Roundup From The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports college basketball results across regions. Notable games include Creighton defeating Omaha 107 to 67 and Regis beating Washington of St. Louis 78 to 60. Other scores feature Kentucky defeating Vanderbilt 64 to 62 and Arizona State's 119 103 win over Texas Western.
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Maryville State
Warrensburg
State
McPherson
Friends
Creighton
Omaha
Regis
Cole
Washington of St. Louis
Junior College Moberly
Southwest Baptist
Midwest
Ohio State
Evansville
Indiana
Michigan State
Iowa
Wisconsin
Drake
St. Louis
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Arizona State Univ
Texas ‘Western
Oklahoma Off NCAA Hook and Others Face Probes
At the NCAA convention Oklahoma was lifted from a year old probation and restored to full privileges. North Carolina and Arizona faced ongoing investigations over recruiting and aid issues. Auburn’s long probation ends April 21 1961 while Southern California and Tulsa also exit penalties.
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Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Arizona
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oklahoma
Sooners
Ncaa Council
NCAA
Tar Heels
Frank McGuire
Associated Press
Frank Lancet
Auburn
Southern California
Trojans
Tulsa
Johansson Predicts Victory In Third Patterson Clash
GOTEBORG Sweden AP Ingemar Johansson declares he will win the world heavyweight title from Floyd Patterson in their third meeting. He plans two weeks of gel Geneva camp then travels to New York January 16. He trained hard doing seven miles daily and nearly 20 rounds per day after the loss.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Inge
Geneva
Johansson
Patterson
New York
Fight Results Across Cities Tie Boxing Results
Paris Davey Moore outpointed Gracieux Lamperts in Paris France with 127 percent note. Obdulio Nunez outpointed George Chimenti in New York with 1590s mark. Paddy Read beat Gene Fosmire in Providence Rhode Island with 126. Clarence Alford defeated Jimmy Remson in Chicago Detroit 162 to 157. Kirk Barrow stopped Six to Rodriguez in San Francisco San Anselmo California.
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Associated Press
Paris
Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Gracieux Lamperts
France
New York
Barbara Williams Favored in Golf Meet
Barbara Williams of Richmond California is the favorite to win the 32nd annual Women's South Atlantic Amateur Golf Tournament opening today at Ellinor Village Country Club. Runner up Barbara McIntyre of Lake Park Florida is ill and cannot defend her title, and 1959 winner Mrs Maurice Glick of Baltimore is missing with a back injury. About 70 players enter the 18 hole qualifying round on the 6909 yard par 74 course, with low scorers advancing to match play Wednesday through Saturday.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Calif
Barbara McIntyre
Lake Park
Maurice Glick
Baltimore
Ellinor Village
Wilt Heading For New York Wilt Leads NBA Scoring Pace
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors reaches the halfway NBA season mark with 1,481 points in 30 games for a 38.0 average. Elgin Baylor trails by total points in 42 games, Oscar Robertson leads in assists with 402, while Chamberlain dominates rebounds at 27.9 per game.
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New York
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
NBA Today
Wilt
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Big O
Oscar
Robertson
Clyde Lovellette
St. Louis
Boston
Bill Russell
Goalby Wins LA Open Golf
Los Angeles AP report says Bob Goalby, named golf's freshman of the year in 1958, captured the LA Open title and headed toward the San Diego Open with $7,500 in earnings. Goalby, 29, added another win to his professional tally and continued his rising tour success.
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Los Angeles
Bob Goalby
Goalby
Night in Las Vegas Hijack Plot by Spals X-Paratroopers
The fragment describes a chaotic night in Las Vegas with Ocean and his Spals x paratroopers blowing out lights and planning a hijack during a screening. It appears to be a cinematic or sensationalized account with limited readable details.
Goalby wins Los Angeles Open by three strokes at Rancho
Sam Goalby captured the $45,000 Los Angeles Open with a 72-hole total of 275, nine under par, three strokes ahead of Paul Harney. Eric Brown of Scotland and Art Wall Jr. tied for second at 279, earning $3,325 each. Harney, Ken Venturi, and Billy Casper also tied at 279.
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Goalby
Rancho
Paul Harney
Harney
Paul
Eric Brown
Scotland
Art Wall Jr
Ken Venturi
Billy Casper
Tom Aaron
Gardner Dickinson
Bill Collins
Lionel Hebert
Leo Durocher Joins Dodgers As Coach
Leo Durocher known as Leo the Lip becomes a Dodgers coach under GM Buzzie Bavasi, with a warning to not second guess Walt Alston. Durocher says he is happy as a coach and not seeking another managerial post, and praises Alston as the greatest in the business.
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Los Angeles
Leo Durocher
Los Angeles Dodgers
Buzzie Bavasi
Dodger
Walt Alston
Durocher
Dodgers
Alston
New York Giants
Vanderbilt Rips Kentucky 64 62 in SEC showdown
Vanderbilt running mate Hoosier coached and Kentucky linked, despite Bobby Bland's injury, powered to 64-62 over Kentucky. Indiana and Kentucky born players accounted for 54 of the Commodores 64 as they ran their record to 11-0 and 13 game win streak while Adolph Rupps Wildcats fell behind.
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Associated Press
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Kentucky
Indiana
Bob Polk
Polk
Nashville
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Bobby Bimbo Bland
Vandy
Kentuckians
SEC
Rupp
Prairie Queen Holiday Guests Visit and Local News
A stream of holiday visitors in Prairie Queen area includes Clyde Russell family hosting Leavenworth guests, Lasley and Mueller families from Chanute and Hum boldt visiting, and several Chanute Iola and Parsons families stopping by over the holidays. Annex work at Big Creek Chapel progresses with local help.
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Prairie Queen
Clyde Russell
Ned Russell
Leavenworth
Bill Russell
Wayne FE. Lasley
Terry Wayne
Tena Ann
Leawood
Charles L. Mueller
Christy
Cathy
Craig Alan
Connie Jo
Overland Park
Luke Lasley
Jane
Gus Mueller
Humboldt
Aron Doty
Chanute
Lloyd Whitworth
Billie Marie
Warren Waldrip
Nanette
Thad
Clarence Everly
Don
Allen Mack
Randy
Iola
Charles Wolf
Ricky
Penny
Big Creek
Floyd Strack
Garold
Kansas City
Jess Ryan
Ryan
Connie Strack
Janet Stagner
Ralph Phebus
Harry Briley
Paul Briley
Prairie Village
Fred Malson
Jim
Gary
Robert Briley
Monty
Bobbie Jean
Guy Braden
Kathy Cooper
Sue
Winfield
Melanie
Brian
Brett
Ulysses
Local Visitors Share Holidays in Chanute Area
Community notes from Chanute trace holiday and weekend visits. Nelson Coder and Independence relatives join local families. Ned Russell and family travel from Ulysses. Roy Hurt, Pearl Brown, and other guests gather at multiple Chanute households during Christmas and New Year celebrations.
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Nelson Coder
Mark
Paula Ann
Independence
Wilbur Thompson
Carolyn
Cathy
Craig
Billy
Chanute
Ned Russell
Roy Hurt
Ronnie
Donnie
Pearl Brown
Roy Brown
John Irwin
Judy
Jo Ann
Carol
Johnny
Casey
Wilbur McMillan
Winifred Irwin
Martin Blair
Earlton
Roy
Neil Phebus
Arnold Chapman
Topeka
Clyde Russell
Russell
Lake Lasley
Wilma Durham
Kathy
Parsons
Fred Brown
Tulsa
Calvin Webb
Tara
Darren
Golda Russell
Ulysses
Tom Roach
Manhattan
Viva Russell
Package Deal In Divorce Suit
Fort Lauderdale the filing shows truck driver Frederick Kennedy 40 seeks divorce to end his three marriages from seven years ago. Attorneys say Kennedy was to be sentenced February 3 on a bigamy confession.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Frederick Kennedy
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