Casper Favorite in San Diego Open Golf Event
In San Diego the $40,000 San Diego Open began with native son Bill Casper as a top attraction. Al Geiberger wore a plastic bird as a lucky charm and shot six under par 65 in the pro am, winning $500. The course at Star dust County Club spans 6,738 yards, par 71. Wes Ellis Jr. defends title after last year’s sudden death playoff with Casper. Gus Niarhos to manage Modesto in 1966 California League.
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San Diego
Calif
Bill Casper
al Geiberger
Casey Stengel
Geiberger
Les Ann
Stardust County Club
Wes Ellis Jr
Casper
Devine Declines Pro Coaching Offer Amid NCAA Meetings
Dan Devine, Missouri football coach, says he received a professional team offer this season but rejected it. He notes no contact from St. Louis owners and praises his Missouri job, while holding a 58-20-6 record over eight seasons.
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Missouri
Whitworth Named AP Female Athlete of the Year 1965
Kathy Whitworth of San Antonio was chosen as the AP Female Athlete of the Year for 1965, beating Wimbledon champion Margaret Smith. Whitworth led with 101 first-place votes and 441 points from 274 sports writers and sportscasters.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Mickey Wright
Miss Whitworth
Australia
Margaret Smith
Golf Ace
Wesley Aims For Second Straight Big Eight Scoring Crown
Kansas star Wesley edges toward a second straight Big Eight scoring title with a 26.3 season average in conference play. He sits atop scoring, near the two-year league record, with 1 064 career points and strong support from Iowa State’s Don Smith in rebounding and Chuck Williams of Colorado in shooting accuracy.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Jayhawk
Wesley
Wilt Chamberlain
Clyde Lovellette
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Lovellette
Chamberlain
Bob Boozer
Kansas State
Don Smith
Chuck Williams
Chuck Gardner
Nate Branch
Nebraska
Ron Coleman
Missouri
Don Sidle
Larry Weigel
Grant Simmons
Smith
Kstate
OSU
Coffeyville to Test Comet Here Friday
Coffeyville hosts Chanute in a three-school rivalry on Friday with junior high and high school levels. Royster Rockets play a 2:30 p.m. start in eighth grade followed by ninth grade, then sophomores meet. Varsity at 8:15 features Coffeyville and Chanute with league implications.
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Chanute
Coffeyville
Royster Junior High School Rockets
Rockets
Blue Comet Sophs
Comet
Golden Tornado
Comets
Pittsburg
Parsons
Evening athletics and youth activities schedule
Tonight events include weightlifting in the senior high weight room from 6:30 to 8:30 and men's volleyball at Hutton gym from 7 to 9. Friday lists senior citizens at Memorial Building at noon senior junior high night from 7 to 10 pm and basketball at the Senior High School gym Royster 8th and 9th grade vs Coffeyville at 2:30 pm followed by Comets vs Coffeyville at 6:30. Neosho Junior College travels to Coffeyville for a 7:30 pm game.
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Hutton
Senior citizens—Memorial Building
Royster
Coffeyville
Comets
Neosho Junior College
Winter Angler Boom in Kansas Waters and Snowmobile Survey
Kansas gains a new winter angler scene as big lakes open up and the Fish and Game Commission backs spearing and species like white bass and walleye. A survey of 500 snowmobile owners shows most outdoorsmen earn between 5 000 and 10 000 dollars yearly with hunting and fishing as top pastimes.
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Pacific Ocean
Ronald Burkman
Reuben Burkman
S. Highland
Ronald
Burkmans
Acapulco
Mexico
Pratt
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Sunflower
Big Lakes
Fish and Game Commission
College and pro basketball scores from around the nation
The Associated Press reports multiple games across divisions. Notable results include Boston 114 over Los Angeles 102, Detroit 129 beating Philadelphia 111, and San Francisco 122 over New York 114. Conference bids feature Penn State 95 over Bucknell 55 and Cincinnati 87 over Dayton 79.
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Associated Press
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Fran
New York
Unpredictable race for Jayhawk Eastern Division crown develops
In the Jayhawk Eastern Division race Parsons Coffeyville Independence vie against Iola Chanute Fort Scott as top teams clash this week. Pittsburg rises in state Class AA polls while Southeast Kansas League action shows shifts with Coffeyville and Chanute losing key games. The Four County League semi finals in Altoona draw scouts and local stars Rick Hizey Ed Wheeler David Carlson highlight tonight’s schedule.
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Eastern
Jayhawk
Juco Cofffeyville
Independence
Fort Scott
Chanutelola
Parsons
Kansas League
Pittsburg Vetees
Chanute Coffeyville
Parsons Independence
Lola
Columbus
Parsons Fort E
Coffeyville
Coffeyville Industrial League
Thayer State Bank
Chanute Lumber
Phil Cooper Agency
One
First National Bank
Settee Bank of Commerce Tees Self Service
Smith Lumber
Gray Lumber Bee
Chanute
Panthers
Cardinals
Cards
Pittsburg
Purple Dragon
Tornado
Vikings
Iola
Mustangs
Dragons
Wichita Eagle
Kansas City Star
Star
Comets
Wichita
Altoona
Galesburg
Moberly No 1 Juco in first NJCAA basketball poll
Moberly Junior College tops the initial NJCAA poll with a 9-2 record. The top 10 includes Burlington Cameron Dallas Murray State Mineral Area Arkansas City Wharton Erie Tech and Bethany Lutheran. Individual scoring leader is Richard Farmer with 34.2 ppg and team scoring leader Wesley with 117 ppg for six games. Dallas Baptist leads in team defense at 61.1 ppg allowed in 14 games.
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Moberly
Burlington
Iowa
Cameron
Lawton
Okla
Dallas
Tex
Battist
Murray State
Tishomingo
Mineral Area
Flat River
Arkansas City
Kan
Wharton
Erie Tech
Buffalo, N.Y
Bethany Lutheran Mankato
St Marys and Fort Hays State Win Narrowly in Kansas Games
St Marys defeated Regis 98 89 behind George Tigners 34 points and Bill Hicks 26 as Regis fell after a 103-99 earlier loss at Denver. Fort Hays State beat Bethany 69 60 avoiding a late Regis-like collapse, led by strong second half and backboard control.
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Associated Press
St. Mary of the Plains
Fort Hays State
Kansas
St. Mary
George Tigner
Regis
Denver
Fort Hays
Bethany
Tignor
Bill Hicks
Jay Cakley
Tony Reed
Expert Help Handy For Fighting Fire
Fire chiefs from 13 departments gathered in Rushville to discuss a countywide radio system with Rushville Fire Chief Dayton Springman as flames from a $50 000 blaze at a local fire company drew the group. Firemen were aided by expert help as the meeting occurred during the incident.
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Rushville
Ind
Dayton Springman
Chagute Tribune Highlights From Page 7
The edition from January 13, 1966 summarizes local items on page seven including community notices, brief updates, and concise society notes from Chagute. It notes upcoming events, school activities, and civic announcements with a focus on residents and local organizations.
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The
Chagute Tribune
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
Normal conservation pool in feet above sea level for John Redmond Toronto and Fall River. Water discharge in cubic feet per second reported as 869. TOMO and FM BIVET appear in the readable fragment with unclear meanings.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
TOMO
Ves
Teal Traina Showcases Dresses That Do Much
Teal Traina presents a spring and summer collection for the New York couture crowd saying a dress should reveal what is inside a woman. He favors a soft touch with bias flares and soft a-lines, featuring barely gathered necklines and an evening pinafore gown with empire detailing and a halter back.
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New York
Teal Traina
Traina
Plan makes driver education compulsory in public schools
Rome AP reports that the Ministry of Public Instruction has approved a plan to require driver education classes in all public schools. The move aims to standardize roadway safety training across districts and prepare students for responsible driving once they reach eligible ages.
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Rome
Ministry Public Instruction
House of Commons size noted at 630 members
The House of Commons counted 630 members in its last session, reflecting the chamber’s full composition and representation.
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House of Commons
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Deas Ne
Pro Football Post
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Sean
Et Namea New American International Neat
Cincinnati
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al Lopes
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Willie Rogers
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Sidle
Charlie Rudd
Weigel
Branch
Jim Feamster
Oklahoma State
Rich Milling
Bob Ziegler
Lopes
Duarte
K-State
Dick Barnard
Neosho Junior College Panthers
Coffeyville Red Ravens
Neosho County
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McPherson
St. Patrick’s
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