Royster Rockets Split With Iola
Southeast Kansas junior high results see Royster eighth grade beat Iola 33 25 to move to 4 1 in second place behind Parsons Fast Chanute freshmen fall 36 20 as Lola dominates final half with 25 points Dana Williams leads Chanute with five free throws Beggs scores 10 for Lola Box scores show Chanute 8th 33 Lola 20th 20 totals 31 0 19
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Two Erie grid players named for All America list
Kansas high school standout Brian Schweda of Lawrence earned a spot on the mythical All-Star second team as part of the 14th annual Prep All-America selections. Seventeen others earned honorable mention, with six from southeast Kansas and two Erie players also honored.
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Independence
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Dale Moses
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Basketball scores roundup from Associated Press
Professional games include Boston 124 over Syracuse 118 and Philadelphia 111 over St. Louis 102. Detroit 124 beat Cincinnati 112. College results show St. Benedicts 68 over Rockhurst 89 and Friends 64 over Tabor 62. Penn State 76 over Gettysburg 58. Connecticut 79 over New Hampshire 75. Bates 75 over Tufts 71. MIT 77 over Lowell Tech 48. Southwest results list West Virginia 105 over George Washington.
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Houston Upsets Bradley 60-59 In Last Seconds
Houston shocks Bradley 60-59 as Jim Lemmon sinks a late free throw to snap the Braves 18 game unbeaten streak. Cincinnati and St Louis win. West Virginia and Virginia Tech stay near the top of their conferences.
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Panthers Dominate Top Scorers List In EKL
Chanute Jaco players are among the EKL top 15 scorers through Jan 7. Bob Davis leads Chanute with 11.9 points per game over 11 games. Tommy Keller and Larry Snyder sit at 13th and 14th with 11.4 and 11.1 points. Parsons and St John’s players also feature prominently. Chanute ranks fifth in defense while trailing in offense.
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St Pat's Routs Humboldt in Seventh Grade and Edges in Eighth
St Patrick’s swept two non league games against Humboldt Junior High last night. In seventh grade St Pat’s won 23 9 while the eighth grade thriller ended 27 25 with Tony De La Torre scoring the decisive basket in the final seconds Frankie Bonilla led Chanute with ten points for the game Hoke paced Humboldt with nine points Frontenac meets Chanute Sunday at 2 pm in Southeast Kansas Catholic League action The St Pat’s teams are tied for second in the league standings behind Coffeyville.
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Holy Name and ELB Dominate in Church Basketball League
Holy Name overwhelmed the Methodists 83-53 to stay undefeated as Gary Sebbert 29 and Polo Perez 28 pace the winners. ELB beat First Baptist 50-35, with John Crownover leading EUR with 15 and Page adding 11 for First Baptist. The Methodists face EUR next at St. Patrick’s. Christians meet Knights of Columbus in the nightcap.
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Football players named in a scattered roster list
A fragmented OCR snippet lists numerous players across multiple states and positions including quarterbacks Pat Screen and Wayne Waff, halfbacks Mike Brown and Lance Rentzel, fullbacks Tucker Fredrickson and Richard Butkus, with several towns and colleges attached, but no coherent event or context.
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Portland
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Waycross
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Portsmouth
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Newport
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New Orleans
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Republic
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Ferndale
Mich
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Bellville
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Madera
Calif
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Rentzel
Oklahoma City
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Hollywood
Fla
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Chicago, Ill
Cincinnati Beats Wichita In Lopsided MVC Tilt
Cincinnati defeated Wichita 80 to 57 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Cincinnati shot a low 1.6 percent from the field while Wichita shot 32.1 percent. Wichita star Gene Wiley left with an eye injury as the partisan crowd demanded the game be halted and forfeited to Cincinnati unless calm returned.
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Notre Dame routs St Francis Pa as five score in double figures
Notre Dame toppled St Francis Pa 76 54 with all five starters reaching double digits led by John Tully 16 points. Furman defeated Clemson 70 61 with Tom Conard 26 points and Jerry Smith 21 aiding the win.
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Billy McGill
Notre Dame
John Tully
St. Francis
Tom Conard
Jerry Smith
Furman
Clemson
Sea Island Open to feature 25 women golfers
Twenty five top women from the amateur and professional ranks compete for a $6,000 purse at Sea Island Ladies Open in Georgia. The field includes defending pro champion Mickey Wright and Louise Suggs of Atlanta. Amateurs total 75 entries, play 54 holes of medal play with amateurs finishing Saturday and pros Sunday.
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Atlanta
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Dallas
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Miss Wright
Classified Advertising Rates and Deadlines Note Errors
Local classified rates show ten word minimum and per word pricing with discounts for same day payment. The Tribune requests ads by 10 am for same day publication and by the preceding day for next day insertion. A Wolf Drive event and Grange Hall lunch are noted for Sunday January 15 at 10 00 am.
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Monti Leads San Diego Golf Into Second Round
Eric Monti of Los Angeles shot a strong start to lead the field at the $20,000 San Diego golf tournament in San Diego California. He began seven strokes behind the pace from the previous year and moved ahead in the opening round.
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