Altoona Sinks Jets 67 44 to Win Title
MIDWAY The Four County League tournament concluded with Altoona routing Midway 67 44 to claim the championship and boost league profits. Edna beat for third place 63 60, while Galesburg fell 60 63, signaling a tougher rest of the year as Altoona held a 25 to 4 edge in free throws despite a closer field goal balance.
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Altoona Sinks Jets
Altoona
Midway
Edna
Galesburg
Shufelt
Dewey
Bozman
Thompson
Gilpin
Jim Burke
Hizey
Semrod
Castle
Jack Burke
St Patrick's Wins Two Over Piqua Quintets
St Patrick's School swept two Southeast Kansas Catholic League basketball games against St Martin's of Piqua. The 7th-8th grade won 29-17 and the 5th-6th game ended 22-5. Larry Barnhart led the 8th grade late surge with 10 points after sitting early. Next, St Patrick's faces Coffeyville in the ninth grade tournament starting Thursday.
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St. Patrick's School
St. Martin’s School
Piqua
St. Patrick's
Larry Barnhart
Tony Mitchell
Mark Alonzo
Dennis Gates
Chanute
Coffeyville
St. Martin's
Kansas State Looms Big To Kansas
The Big Eight title race hinges on the Kansas Kansas State game at Manhattan Wednesday night as Kansas, under first-year coach Ted Owens, seeks a road upset to spark a title run. Kansas State, 1-2 after a 80-68 loss to Missouri, aims for a comeback at home, with the sellout Field House and TV coverage on a five-station network. Iowa State is 1-3, opening the week at Nebraska, with other league games set for Saturday.
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Associated Press
Manhattan
Kansas Jayhawks
Ted Owens
Kansas State
K-State
Wildcats
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas
Iowa State
Nebraska
Indoor Track In Poor Start At K of C Games
Boston AP report says the indoor meet opened with America's decorated pros faltering except Joe Lynch and Ralph Boston. Lynch, a Georgetown student, unseen on the program, won the mile in 4:06 after passing Kansas' Bill Dotson on the final lap. Lt. Billy Mills could not travel due to blizzard and cold. Canadians and an Australian boosted the event.
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Boston
Joe Lynch
Ralph Boston
America
Lynch
Georgetown
Highlands
N.J
Kansas
Bill Dotson
Billy Mills
West Wins 38 14 Rout At AFL All Star Game
The West defeated the East 38 to 14 in Houston, with San Diego Chargers coach Sid Gillman guiding the West to its fourth straight AFL All-Star win. The game ended a long season begun last June, marking the West’s largest margin in four years. The East was led by Lou Sabin of Buffalo.
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Houston
San Diego Chargers
Sid Gillman
Chargers
Buffalo
Lou Saban
N.Y
New Orleans
Ellis Wins San Diego Open in Sudden Death Showdown
Wes Ellis Jr., a club professional from West Caldwell New Jersey, staged a dramatic rally to win the San Diego Open Golf Tournament in sudden death. He drained an eight foot birdie on the 73rd hole while Casper parred to force the extra hole. Nellie Fox named coach for the Houston Colt .45s next season, returning to baseball after a career as a second baseman and former AL MVP.
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San Diego
Calif
Wes Ellis Jr
Ellis
Casper
West Caldwell
N.J
Nellie Fox
Houston Colt .45S
Legion All Star Series to be played in Chanute
Kansas Legion officials completed negotiations for the Kansas American Legion all star baseball series in Chanute on August 14 and 15. The event will feature 32 players from seven districts in East and West squads in a best of three series, with the winner advancing to face Nebraska. Great Bend was named host for the 1965 state tournament starting August 7.
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Kansas American Legion
Kansas
Nebraska
Russell
Chanute
Bruce Benson
Tom Swan
Bob Riggle
Riggle
Dever
Legion
Coffeyville
Great Bend
Panthers Battle Iola Here Tomorrow
Chanute Junior College hosts Iola in the first conference game of the season. Panht es led by Lyle Rutter seek a must-win to boost a 3-6 Iola, 4-6 Chanute matchup with height advantage and a nine-man squad. Freshman Lynn Whitney comes off the bench as starting five of Cloud, Thompson, Pruitt, Zajicek, and Williams.
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Iola
Chanute Junior College
Lyle Rutter
Black Panthers
Chanute
Panther
Rutter
Lynn Whitney
Yates Center
Kenny Cloud
James Thompson
Charles Pruitt
Ray Zajicek
Willie Williams
Fight Results From The Associated Press
Portland report shows Richard Sue stopping Larry Flores in four rounds. Tomassoni outpoints Grupe in Dortmund over ten rounds. In Aalborg Love Allorey earns a split decision over Jose Bisbal in junior lightweights.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Richard Sue
Larry Flores
Los Angeles
Dortmund
Germany
Piero Tomassoni
Italy
Richard Grupe
Aalborg
Denmark
Love Allorey
Ghana
Jose Bisbal
Spain
Closing out sale of Ross Woodworths property
Due to the death of Ross Woodworth a closing out sale will be held of all his personal property. The sale location is his farm four miles west one mile north and a half mile west of Stark Kansas or eleven miles east one mile north and four miles east of Chanute Kansas or eight miles north one mile east one mile north and one mile east of Erie Kansas. The date and time are to be announced.
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Ross Woodworth
Stark
Kansas
Chanute
Erie
Ist National Evans Win Industrials Ist National Evans Win Industrials
In the Industrial Basket ball League at St Patrick’s gym First National Bank upset league leader Self Service Grocery 55 to 48 after a 24-22 halftime, aided by a 15-8 third quarter. Evans Music beat Wells Clothiers 70-40 to join Self Service at 7-1.
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Self Service Grocery
St. Patrick's Gym
First National Bank
Self Service
First National
Evans Music
Wells Clothiers
Lee Littrell
Max Page
Dick Davis
John Benson
Bob Riggle
Wells
Evans
Doug Ricketts
Duane Olson
Randal Marsh
Ben Franklin
Naff
Bolze
Ist. Nat'l
Self Soc
Wom
Davis
Page
Littrell
Hunzaker
Vanderford
Krokstrom
Benson
Mitchell
Briley
James
Toogood
Stucky
Pittman
Basketball Scores from Sunday Pro Games
The St Louis team won 107 to 87 over Baltimore while New York edged San Francisco 102 to 101. Boston defeated Cincinnati 101 to 9% and St Louis beat Los Angeles 111 to 105.
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Baltimore
New York
San Fran
Boston
Cincinnati
Los Angele
Phila
Phia
Los Angeles
St Louis
College Scores Reported From Various Matches
St. Josephs beat Lafayette 82 68 St Johns 76 Seton Hall 69 Cornell 70 Princeton 69 Temple 73 Villanova 59 Army 88 Pittsburgh 63 Syracuse 10 LaSalle 81 Penn 73 Columbia 62 Brown 70 Harvard 68 South Davidson 130 Presbyterian 67 Duke 105 Wake Forest 77 Tennessee 77 Kentucky 58 N C State 73 Maryland 67 North Carolina 87 Virginia 80 Penn St 80 West Virginia 79 Georgia Tech 66 Louisville 63 Auburn 93 Alabama 68 Florida 60 Mississippi 39 Midwest Michigan 90 Northwestern 68 Wichita 75 St Louis 64 Indiana 84 Ohio State 72 Illinois 75 Minnesota 72 Iowa 111 Michigan State 68
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Army
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LaSalle
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Columbia
Brown
Harvard
SOUTH
Michigan
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St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio State
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan State
Scouts Meet To Plan Junior Leading Training Conference
Boy Scout chairmen and advisors from Chanute troops met at First Methodist church to assign jobs for the Junior Leading Training Conference. The overnight event will run March 26 to 27 and involve scouts and staff from the SeKan Area Council.
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Chanute
First Methodist Church
SeKan
Chanute Scouts
Bobby Bower
Homer Brinkman
Chuck Fisher
C. L. Fisher
David Pilgrim
Elmer Pilgrim
Terry Erwin
Charles Skilling
Keith Shetlan
Douglas McCully
Larry Blake
Jim Merando
Lola
Larry Balke
Jim Babcock
Dave Brotton
David Brinkman
Bradley 104 Cincinnati 80 and other college scores
College basketball results list Bradley over Cincinnati 104 to 80 DePaul defeats Dayton 63 to 59 Notre Dame beats Butler 94 to 57 Missouri over Kansas State 80 to 68 Kansas over Kansas State 72 to 60 plus Southwest and Far West conference scores. Scouting conference plans described with Chanute scouts and named boy chairmen advisors and courses.
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Bradley
Cincinnati
DePaul
Dayton
Notre Dame
Butler
Missouri
Kansas St
Kansas
Iowa State
Southwest
Shockers Take MVC Lead After 75 64 Win Over Billikens
Wichita defeats St Louis 75 64 to claim sole possession of the Missouri Valley Conference lead at 5-0 while St Louis slides to 4-1. Dave Stallworth stars for Wichita as St Louis faces a tougher path ahead. Stalksworth graduates at mid term. Bradley opens five game slate with non league clash against Butler after routing Cincinnati 104-80, Cincinnati’s first 100 point surrender in nine years.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Billikens
Shockers
Dave Stallworth
Stalkworth
Bradley
Butler
Cincinnati
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