Panthers and Comets Face Key tonight in conference action
Neosho County Jaco Panthers host Highland in 7:30 contest in the fieldhouse while Chanute Blve Comets travel to Parsons for three games. A 4:30 sophomore game, 6:30 B team, and 8:00 varsity set the schedule as Chanute eyes an over .500 league mark. The Panthers sit 2-2 after beating Labette County. the Comets hold a 5-2 league mark tied for second with Cafferyville. A Comet win and Iola loss would put Chanute in a share of the lead.
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Kasper Wins Hard-Fought Bout in Portland
Paul Kasper of Portland stopped Jimmy Joe Jones of Philadelphia in the 2nd round as both fighters faced a 56-84 loss on Tuesday night. Injuries hit Chanute players with one kept home and the other slowed. Larry Barnhart of the Comets and SEK injures shoulder but will start. Roger Edwards sprained ankle sidelines him. Thad Clements may start David Sauders in Edwards place.
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McCovey Re-signs with Giants for Six-Figure Deal
Willie McCovey signed a renewed contract with the San Francisco Giants after tearing up his prior deal. The 32 year old first baseman will earn about 100000 this season, joining Willie Mays and Juan Marichal in six figure salaries. He led the NL with 45 home runs and 126 RBIs and hit .320. He begins his 11th Giants season this spring.
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Stovall Dominates Juco Cage Figures
Pratt Juco star Paul Stovall leads the Kansas Jayhawk Juco Conference in scoring at 20.5, rebounds at 25, and field goal percentage at 67.0. Lee Roy Bowie Curtis Washington and Charles Pipkin contest the scoring runnerup spot as Pratt posts a 13-1 record and top shooting 56 percent. Fort Scott leads a 71.1 defensive scoring benchmark with Coffeyville close behind at 71.5.
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Bowling Scores and Merchants Listings for Twilight Event
A fragmented bowling scores page shows results like Twilight wiL La Posa De Oro 4s and 32. guest house and tire shop standings. Listings include Bank of Commerce, High 10, Chanute Lumber, Budweiser Beer, Campfire Campers, Bunny Bread, Coca Cola, Alma Mayer, and others with scattered numbers indicating scores, percentages, and high marks.
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Area Basketball Night Matches Across SEK Circuit
Kansas district schedule lists Chanute vs Parsons, Fort Scott at Altamont, Pittsburg at Tola, Coffeyville at Columbus, Humboldt at Neodesha, Garnett at Yates Center, Eureka at Cherryvale, Burlington at Fredonia, Frontenac at Erie, College High at Galena, Northeast at Baxter Springs, Southeast at Girard, Cedar Vale at Altoona Midway, Thayer at Moline, Pleasanton at Moran, Blue Mound at Uniontown, Central Heights at Prairie View.
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Friends Falcons Lose Wins Over Ineligible Player
Friends University's 11 1 basketball record collapses after an ineligible player appeared in the last four games. Coach Jack Kater forfeits three wins to Sacred Heart Bethany Kansas Wesleyan and Ottawa leaving Friends at 7 5. Transfer Farl Lewis allegedly lacked 24 hours of credit in the prior two terms under KCAC rules.
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Coffeyville Juniors Hand Royster First Setback
Coffeyville Junior High ninth graders defeated Royster Rockets 62 to 40 to hand Royster its first loss. Coffeyville built an early lead, controlled the boards, and pulled away after a close first quarter. Royster entered with a 6-1 record, while Coffeyville improved to 7-0.
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Youth Wrestling Program Seeks Boy Participants
A six week youth wrestling program for boys in grades six through eight will start Thursday directed by Jim Woods. Practices meet at 3:30 p.m. in the Senior High School weight room with enrollment blanks available at school. The program emphasizes fundamentals, fellowship and sportsmanship over conditioning. Assisting Woods are John Lalocca Mike Finley and Bill Barnard.
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Titan Matmen Down Comets
Columbus Titans avenge season loss to Chanute Blue Comets 25-18 in a dual. Titans dominate lighter weights winning the first five classes. Chanute gains two pins from Barnow and Hallbauer, with Comets heading to Seneca for a seven team tournament Friday and Saturday.
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Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
A rapid roundup of college basketball results shows Penn State 65 over Temple 57 and South Carolina 95 over Clemson 91. Georgia Tech 88 defeats Furman 61 while Wake Forest 89 tops Virginia 79.
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