Neosho Falls to Wichita Freshmen 80 73 in Wild Juco Clash
Wichita State University freshman Keith Bailey scored 29 points leading the 80 73 win over Neosho County Community Junior College. Neosho struggled at the line making 19 of 36 free throws while Wichita hit 18 of 24.
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Mike Samuels
Iola
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Carnegie
Coffeyville Routs Royster in junior high games
Coffeyville Rough Riders defeat Chanute Royster squads as 9th graders win 38 to 25 and 8th graders fall 20 to 28. Fred Marshall and Tony Heaven lead Coffeyville with ten points each. Rick Blue tops Chanute with 13 points in the 8th-grade win. Next action for Royster is January 22 hosting Fredonia.
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Tony Heaven
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Pott Wins Crosby at Pebble Beach in Playoff Victory
Johnny Pott won the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach in a sudden death playoff on the 15th hole. He earned $16,000 for the win and $2,700 for the pro-amateur title with Virgil Sherrill. Casper, Devlin, and Dickson also earned significant prizes in the four day event.
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Pebble Beach
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Johnny Pott
Bing Crosby
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Casper
Devlin
Johnny
Virgil Sherrill
New York
Bob Dickson
Love lure found for wireworm pest control
U S and Canadian researchers report identifying valeric acid as the sex lure used by female sugar beet wireworms to attract mates. In lab tests it triggered intense arousal in male wireworms. field trials drew males from about 40 feet. The finding could lead to trap baits and surveys to control the pest in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada.
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Pacific Northwest
Canada
Indus
Surgeons Restore Amputated Hand in St. Louis
In St Louis Howard W Steen Jr 29 had his left hand severed when entangled in a garbage truck blade. Surgeons at Jewish Hospital say they reattached the hand with bone shortening pins and artery repair and report no infection to date. Steen credits his recovery to faith in God and doctors. The operation used ice cold saline to clear clots and the main artery was repaired along with bone work.
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ST. Louis
Jewish Hospital
Howard W. Steen Jr
Steen
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Bradley Upsets Louisville 70 68 At Peoria To Narrow Road Woes
Bradley Braves upset defending champ Louisville 70 68 in Peoria to pull even in the Missouri Valley standings at 4 1. Bradley 6-foot guards and 6 4 to 6 6 front line pace the upset as Westley Unseld's 18 rebounds could not lift the Cards. Drake Tulsa Cincinnati Wichita gain between 3 1 and 3 2 records in a six team pack as Wichita, Armstrong, Roberson and Swank figure in the day’s outcomes.
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Associated Press
Missouri Valley
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Tulsa
Cincinnati
Wichita
Joe Allen
Buddy Brehmer
St. Louis
Maurice John
Braves
Westley
North Texas
Joe Swank
Cincy
Rick Roberson
Warren Armstrong
Memphis State
Armstrong
Stark Bank and Chanute Lumber Win in Industrial Basketball League
Stark Bank defeated Aeroduct 68 to 47 at St. Pats gym as Chanute Lumber edged Buffalo 50 to 44. Stark led 20 9 after one quarter and finished with four players in double figures led by Tom Thurman 17 points. Buffalo’s Leonard Harvey scored 12. Chanute Lumber improved to 5 4 while Buffalo fell to 2 8. Next games Thursday pitting Chanute Lumber vs Thayer State Bank and Stark State Bank against Personal Thrift.
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Tom Thurman
Gary Parker
Pete Dillman
Leonard Harvey
Thayer State Bank
Conference Crowns Up For Kansas Teams In Tight Standings
Kansas Conference leaders sit at 5-1 with Ottawa Friends and Kansas Wesleyan tied atop. Wesleyan beat Ottawa and College of Emporia to join the group. Southwestern close behind at 5-2. Bethel C of E 3-3. Baker 3-4. Bethany McPherson 1-5. Sterling 0-6.
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Friends
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McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Midwestern College
Denison
Iowa
Tabor
Comets Travel to Parsons for Kansas League Showdown
Chanute's Blue Comets visit Parsons Vikings after a weather postponement. Parsons upset Pittsburg 69-63 to sit 4-3 in league play and 5-3 overall, while Chanute, 1-7, aims to rebound after a 68-53 loss to Coffeyville. A 6:30 p.m. preliminary game precedes the 8 p.m. varsity.
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Comets
Kansas and Iowa State pace Big Eight race after early wins
Kansas stays undefeated at 4-0 by crushing Missouri 90-37 while Iowa State sweeps past Colorado 60-59. Kansas State and Iowa State share third at 2-1 after a Manhattan visit, with Missouri surging under Norm Stewart and Nebraska pressuring opponents.
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Associated Press
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Gene Jones
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Portland
Joe Cipriano
Nebraska
Chanute High sixth at eight-team wrestling tourney
Bonner Springs Chanute High School finished sixth among eight teams in a Saturday meet. Blue Comet coach Jim Woods praised the team with four semifinalists Don Noland Jim Babcock Wayne Moreland and Charles Barnhart all winning first round and advancing before losing in semifinals. Also competing were Lawrence Bonner Springs St. Pius X Sumner Shawnee Mission South Argentine and Rosdale. Chanute entrants included Jim Stemple Steve Holman Bill Koch and Bill Ray.
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Don Noland
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Wayne Moreland
Charles Barnhart
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Sumner
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Rosedale
Jim Stemple
Steve Holman
Bill Koch
Bill Ray
Ante Chanute Lumber versus Buffalo Stark State Bank and Aeroduct scores
Scoring totals show Ante Chanute Lumber with 22 6 15, Buffalo 16 12 10, Stark State Bank 28 12 21, and Aeroduct 17 12 13. Individual players deliver varied point and rebound lines across the contest.
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Chanute Lumber
Dill- Man
Robinson
Goltry
Crownover
Frischenfeyer
Goodevon
Buffalo
Harvey
Andres
Howell
Dannels
Yarnell
Schooley
Packers Triumph in Super Bowl Rematch 33 14
Green Bay defeats Oakland 33 to 14 in Miami as Bart Starr orchestrates a measured game plan and Don Chandler adds key kicks. The win underscores a balanced Packers attack with stingy defense and Starrs control of the offense. Lombardi keeps the game ball for his celebration.
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Fla
Green Bay
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Oakland Raiders
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Don Chandler
Starr
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Comets Return to Action Hosting Fort Scott Tigers
The Comets host Fort Scott Tigers after a December 11 victory. Games start at 6 30 p m in the gym.
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Comets
Fort Scott Tigers
Chanute Tribune Briefs Highlight Local News
The Chanute Tribune reports brief items from Chanute and surrounding areas. This edition covers upcoming events, community notices, and local happenings relevant to residents and readers across the region.
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