K State at Colorado Big Eight Test Tonight
K State travels to Boulder for a pivotal Big Eight clash with Colorado as both teams chase the league title. Colorado seeks to extend a 19 game conference win streak while Kansas State aims to stay in the title hunt with nation leading scorers Chariton and Murrell set to clash.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Boulder
K-State
Tex
Kansas State
Toter
Nebraska
Colo
Manhattan
Kansas
Buffs
Missouri
Columbia
Buffaloes
Iowa State
Jay- K-State
Wildcat
Ken Chariton
Milt Mueller
Charton
K'State
Willie Murrell
McClinton Tops AFL Stars in All Star Show
Frank Tripucka came off the bench to spark the West to a 21-14 victory over the East in Balboa Stadium. He and Lionel Taylor connected for a 49 yard score and a later 20 yard TD as Curtis McClinton added a 64 yard run. McClinton, rookie of the year, led rushers with 94 yards and was named outstanding back.
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Curtis McClinton
Dallas
Dawson
San Diego
Dave Kocourek
McClinton
George Blanda
Houston
Easterners
Basketball Calendar With Many High School Games Tonight
The schedule lists Eureka at Fredonia Caney Junior High at Independence Elsmore at St. Patrick's Junior High 7 00 Arma versus College High Galena versus Erie Baxter Springs versus Riverton CNC League Tournament action Southeast Cherokee Tuesday Fort Scott Juco at Iola Parsons Juco at Independence Humboldt at Cherryvale Fredonia at Neodesha Yates Center at Eureka Burlington at Garnett Bartlesville junior high Coffeyville St Patrick's 9th Joint Rural Stark Oswego St Paul Wayside Mineral Belt League Tournament Edna McCune Galesburg Edna Four Counties League Tournament Holy Name EUB St Patrick's Oswego McCune Chetopa joint rural Marlene Bauer Hagge golf title 1949.
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Rivrton
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Iola Parsons
Bartlesville
Okla
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McCune
Wichita Women Win Bowling Title
Hi Ho Club of Wichita captured the state team title in the Veterans of Foreign Wars women’s bowling tournament with 2937. Topeka’s June Nixon and Polly Meyer won doubles with 1208, Willie Aspen of Wichita was singles champion at 669, and Arky Yarbough of Wichita won all events with 1913 as about 275 competitors joined the event. The 1964 tournament will be in Hays next January.
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Kan
Hi Ho Club
Wichita
June Nixon
Polly Meyer
Topeka
Willie Aspen
Arky Yarbough
Hays
Player Wins San Diego Open By One Stroke
Gary Player captured the San Diego Open with a total 270 after rounds of 65 65 70 70. He edged Tony Lema by one stroke asBill Casper Jr and Charlie Sifford tied for third at 272.
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San Diego
Calif
Gary Player
South Africa
Peblo Beach
Gary
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Lema
Bill Casper Jr
Charlie Sifford
Bethel Pittsburg Lead State Loops Of College Fives
In Kansas Conference play Bethel rises to first as Sterling drops, with Southwestern moving to second. Bethany and College of Emporia gain ground. Fort Hays State led by Herb Stange shines in the Central Intercollegiate, while Omaha shocks Washburn. Upcoming games include Bethel vs Kansas Wesleyan and Southwestern vs Emporia State.
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Kansas
Sterling
Southwestern
Bethany
College of Emporia
Threshers
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Salina
Presbies
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Herb Stange
Tigers
Washburn
Emporia State
Hays
Stange
John Channell
Omaha
Topekans
Nebraskans
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St. Benedict's
Tabor
Friends
St. Mary of the Plains
Fort Hays
Ottawa
Baker
Warrensburg
McPherson
Rockshurst
Basketball Scores From Sunday and Saturday Results
The Associated Press reports scores across major conferences. Boston beat Chicago 143 to 99, Syracuse defeated Detroit 148 to 114, and St. Louis topped Cincinnati 105 to 99. Ivy League results include Dartmouth over Cornell OT 71 to 66 and Penn over Yale 60 to 50.
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George Wash
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Sil
New York
San Francisco
St Patrick's crushes Humboldt in two games
The St Patrick's Irish swept both games against St Joseph's Humboldt to keep league records spotless. In seventh/eighth grade action Chanute won 42-14 while the fifth/sixth graders prevailed 23-7. Gerald Berthot led St Pat's with 10 points, while Joe Works topped Humboldt with 11.
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Humboldt
Chanute
St. Pat's
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Joe Works
St. Pat
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M. Palen
Elsmore
East Wins 30 20 Over West In Pro Bowl
In the NFL Pro Bowl at the Los Angeles Coliseum the Eastern Conference defeated the Western 30 to 20. Cleveland star Jim Brown rushed 17 times for 141 yards and two scores, Y A Tittle threw a 19 yard TD to Pres Carpenter, and Lou Michaels kicked a decisive field goal. Abe Woodson and Ron Kramer dropped important passes while Gene Lipscomb and Jim Katcavage anchored a strong East defense.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Sas City
Gail Cogdill
Ron Kramer
Jess Guiou
West
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OBS
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Trem Raifsnyder
Max Moore
J. L.walker
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Fredonia
Bernadine Russell
Climax
Kansas
Calvin Clinesmith
Wanted Men Women for U S Civil Service Jobs Now
Public notice advertises civil service job openings in the area for ages 18 to 52 with monthly pay up to 446 dollars. It promotes Lincoln Service as a private test-preparation school and offers free information by mail for positions, salaries, and test preparation steps.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U. S
Wamego Bowlers Take Over Lead in State Tournament
In McPherson Kansas over the weekend Tom Scully and Glenn Bair of Wamego led the doubles division with 1297. Larry Tinsley of Overland Park led singles at 711. Shawnee Jewelers topped the team division with 3122 and Warren Woods of Shawnee led all events with 2093. The tournament runs through February 3.
Kingpetch Regains Flyweight Title in Bangkok Bout
In Bangkok Pone Kingpetch outpointed Fighting Harada to reclaim the world flyweight crown. In New York Billy Daniels stopped Tony Alongi in five rounds, while Negborn Saito stopped Moses Cooper in Tokyo in two rounds.
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Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Masahiko
Harada
Japan
Kingpetch
New York
Billy Daniels
Tony Alongi
Hollywood
Fla
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Negborn Saito
Moses Cooper
Los Angeles
Harriman Sees Kashmir Settlement Boosting India Pakistan Cooperation
In New York City W Averell Harriman says a Kashmir accord could spur both economic and defensive cooperation between India and Pakistan. Ex King Michael of Romania arrives in The Hague to hunt with Prince Bernhard. Rev Kenneth Toovey of Ted dington uses pin ups to sell religion. a cheesecake photo graces his parish magazine front.
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India
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Romania
the Hague
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Yankees draft Bill Kunkel for Kansas City trade
Bill Kunkel was drafted by the Yankees from Toronto for 25 000 at winter meetings. He posted a 3.38 ERA over eight innings with Kansas City early last season and allowed three runs on homers.
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Yankees
Toronto
Kansas City
Chanute Tribune Highlights January 14 1963 Edition
Chanute Tribune reports Monday edition dated January 14 1963 detailing local Kansas news. Features include community events, school notes, and city updates with named local figures and organizations.
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Chanute Tribune
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