Chiefs' Dawson predicts Packers front resembles three AFL units
Kansas City quarterback Len Dawson analyzed Green Bay's defense matching it to Boston's front four Buffalo's linebackers and Oakland's secondary. He compared Green Bay's defensive line, linebackers and backs to the Celtics, Bills and Raiders, then said the Packers will be tough but beatable with multiple weapons. He noted if Packers double Otis Taylor KC would target others like Mike Garrett and Curt Mc Clinton.
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Panthers Host League Leading Ravens Friday
Coffeyville, undefeated 12-0, visits Chanute to face NCCJC in a key Eastern Division duel. Panthers rely on Draper and White as Coffeyville’s top sophomores and guards seek to extend a long series of strong showings against the Ravens this season.
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College basketball scores from AP summary
The Associated Press reports results across conferences with St Johns and Penn State among winners. Details include Maryland over West Virginia in OT and Georgetown defeating Navy while professional notes mention Ken Boyer slugging .415 and Curt Flood’s consecutive error free games.
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Chiefs Fans Fly to Los Angeles for Super Bowl Trip
About a dozen passenger airliners and several smaller planes chartered to fly Chiefs fans to Los Angeles for the Super Bowl. Ticket manager Bob Wachter reports about 6,200 Chiefs tickets sold. 1,800 remaining KC tickets sent back to Los Angeles for sale. Chamber of Commerce arranged five charter flights with Trans World Airlines. Continental Airlines operates two charters. other charters arranged by agencies and clubs.
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Big Eight basketball leaders favored by sophomores and juniors
Sophomores and juniors lead early Big Eight statistics with Don Sidle Oklahoma junior topping scoring at 27 ppg through two conference games. Don Smith Iowa State junior strong at 23.5 ppg, rebounds leader with 14.5 rpg. Nebraska’s Stuart Lantz appears in four categories.
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Comets Face Southeast Kansas League Rival In Coffeyville
Chanute High School 2-4 3-5 records head to Coffeyville to meet a rival with the same marks. Independence 55 Chanute 52 along Chamute rectangle as Angleton leads with 16 points and Briley adds 20.
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Comets and Tornado clash as SEK results unfold
The Comets average 65 points and allow 62 while going 2 4 in six games with Coffeyville. Opponents’ scoring in those games totals 62 for Chanute and 57 for Coffeyville. Friday schedule features Pittsburg at Parsons, Fort Scott at Columbus, and Independence at Iola.
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Fight results from New York and San Francisco
In New York Frank Joseph of New York stopped Stan ford Bulla of Brooklyn in six. In San Francisco Jerry Quarry of Paramount knocked out Al Jores of Memphis in five.
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Super Bowl Faces Possible Ticket Shortfall at LA Coliseum
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said 55,000 to 60,000 tickets were sold for the game, leaving 30,000 seats unfilled in the 93,000 capacity Coliseum. He cited blackout backlash and ticket prices as factors, and noted a winner will meet the College All-Stars in Chicago in August alongside rising NFL and AFL attendance.
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Window Pushed in at Diamond Shop
In Kansas City a downtown diamond shop window was pushed in by about 20 men in broad daylight. A witness said at least three men scooped rings and jewelry from the shattered display.
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Store manager estimates loss after inventory at Chanute
Martin I. Bass, manager of the store, said he would not be able to determine the loss, if any, until after an inventory.
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