Jayhawks Triumph Over Nebraska 74-48 In Lawrence
Kansas Jayhawks surge into first division contention with a 74-48 win over Nebraska at Lawrence. George Unseld starred with 19 points and 12 rebounds, lifting Kansas to 2-2 in Big Eight play as the league’s top scorer in conference action.
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West Central Bowling Scores and High Games Listed
The page lists bowling scores and high games for teams including Western Orill and Chanute Lumber Company. Notable scores feature Grey Co 1056 and 974 series, Western D 106 high 10, and Chanute 992 1072 1010. A mix of team totals, individual high games, and player names such as Rose, Belt, Everly, and Williams appear across the standings.
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Chanute Lumber Company
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Columbus and Altamont Reach Columbus Invitational Semis
Columbus defeated St Marys Pittsburg 60 53 and Altamont beat Caney 70 39 to advance to the Columbus Invitational semis joining Osage City and Fort Scott. Tomorrow features Pittsburg vs St Marys loser's bracket at 7 and Altamont vs Fort Scott winner's bracket at 8 40 with Chanute meeting Caney in loser's bracket Friday and Osage City facing Columbus at 8 40. Consolation and championship games set for Saturday night.
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Blue Comets
Altoona Edna Win At Thayer In Four County Tourney
Altoona and Edna reached the Four County League Tournament semifinals with first round wins. Edna beat Galesburg 49 41, Altoona defeated Joint Rural 49 35. Semifinals set for Thayer and Midway with finals Friday night.
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St Pat's CYO Takes Two In Walnut Nonleague Wins
St Patrick's CYO of Chanute defeated St Patrick's of Walnut 72-57 in the A game and 62-27 in the B game. Jim Breiner and Tony De La Torre each scored 17 in the A game, Bob Golay 14, while Butch Boaz led Walnut with 21. Chanute led 25-9 after one quarter and 37-27 at halftime, with both teams spreading scoring across the roster.
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Baseball Rift Is Political Football
New York AP report outlines a courtroom style showdown over whether Charles Finley can move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville for 1964 and 1965. Judge Cronin will preside with AL owners as the jury and Missouri Kansas Kentucky leaders including Senators Symington Pearson Morton weighing in.
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Erie social rounds report from Monday night club meeting
The Finesse Club gathered with Mrs. Cleo Dalton as host. Mrs. William Hill won high score and travel prize, while Mrs. James Wright took low. Several guests visited, including Barker families from Chanute and St. Louis. A VFW dinner occurred Monday with two visitors from Savonburg.
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Basutoland History Under British Rule Since 1868
Britain has governed Basutoland, a land locked territory in the center of the republic of South Africa, since 1868 when King Moshesh placed his people under Queen Victoria's protection.
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Plane crash into Shawnee Hall shocks Oklahoma Baptist University
Robert Lawson a 43 year old former mental patient crashed a rented single engine plane into Shawnee Hall at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee killing himself. Police fired on the aircraft as it approached the campus and an autopsy showed no bullet wounds. Lawson’s former instructor Fred Reese who taught him to fly 24 years ago tried to dissuade him. Lawson believed the world was against him. Lawson’s son Mike is a student and his former wife Vashti teaches in a junior high school.
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College Basketball Scores and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press reports multiple college men s basketball results including Navy 67 Georgetown 64 Clemson 74 Furman 68 Creighton 99 New Mexico St 73 Minnesota 103 Michigan St 82 Kansas 74 Nebraska 48 Hawaii 80 Utah 63 Bethany 73 McPherson 62 Bethel 83 Friends 66 Sterling 77 College of Emporia 65 Southwestern 76 Ottawa 62 Washburn 112 Peru State 95 Missouri Valley 81 Park 44 Washington U of St Louis 93 Eastern Illinois 68 Culver-Stockton 76 Graceland Freshmen Nebraska 58 Kansas 51 Coffeyville 78 Parsons 71 Joplin 78 Fort Scott 63 Independence 81 Bacone 74 Haskell 92 Kemper 79 East All-Stars 111 West All-Stars 107 Today's Games Boston at Baltimore San Francisco at Detroit Los Angeles at St. Louis Thursday Games New York vs Detroit Cincinnati Cincinnati Los Angeles at Cincinnati
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Butts Eyes $460,000 libel award reduction in Post case
Former Georgia athletic director Wal lace Butts plans to follow his lawyers recommendation to accept a $2.6 million cut in his libel judgment against the Saturday Evening Post. Attorney Schroeder said the decision will be made within 20 days. A federal judge ruled the initial $3.06 million prize grossly excessive.
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