Kansas and Nebraska Perfection in Big Eight Showdown
Sixth ranked Kansas and Nebraska clash in Lincoln shaping the league title race. Kansas seeks win to stay atop at 4-0 while Nebraska aims 13th victory and first winning season since 1950. Willie Campbell returns for Nebraska after an ankle injury and coach Joe Cipriano eyes a 9,000 sellout crowd.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Ted Owens
Kansas State
Joe Cipriano
Panthers Lose In OT To Allen County At Iola
Neosho County NCCJC battled back from a 14-point deficit but fell 66 to 64 in overtime to Allen County. Jim Lewis led Iola with 22 points while Howard Davis scored 19 for the Panthers as Allen County sealed the win with late free throws.
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Neosho Junior College
Panthers
Allen County
Black Panthers
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Howard Davis
Red Devil
Tom Wolf
Chanute
Steve Brooks
Ed Montour
Jim Lewis
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Lewis
Jack Evans
Rick Mariott
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Iolo
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Whitney
Red Devils
NCCJC
Lyle Rutter
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Brooks
Jim Jemmerson
Neosho County
Tripune
Bill Jenkins
Panther Ron Whitney
College basketball scores roundup from multiple teams
The Associated Press reports on games across divisions. Lafayette defeated Delaware and Steubenville beat Gannon. Auburn topped Tennessee and Western Kentucky downed Morehead. Indiana beat Iowa and Ohio University defeated Seattle. Dayton won over St. Francis Pa, Kansas State over Mex. Olympics. Houston posted a win against St. Marys Texas and Ozarks defeated Henderson. Colorado topped Iowa State while Eastern Montana beat Idaho State. St. Louis defeated New York in pro action. CNC Tourney at Riverton included Arma over Galena and Baxter Springs over Southeast of Cherokee.
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Tennessee
Morehead
Murray
Eastern
East Carolina
Vmi
Midwest
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
CNC
Riverton
Arma
Galena
Baxter Springs
Cherokee
College High of
Pittsburg
Fight results across cities show multiple knockouts and decisions
In Philadelphia Joe Fraizer defeated Mel Turnbow by knockout. Paterson’s Tony Alongi knocked out Charlie Lee. In Las Vegas Andy stopped Al Williams in eight. Toronto saw Norman Spring outpoint Colin Fraser and Ferdinand Chretien outpoint Primos Williams in eight.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joe Frazier
Mel Turnbow
Paterson
Tony Alongi
N.J
Charlie Lee
Hackensack
Las Vegas
Nev
Andy
Tiger) Williams
Toronto
Norman Spring
Cincinnati
Colin Fraser
Ferdinand
the Bull
Chretien
Primos Williams
Toledo Ohio
Chanute to Host Open Table Tennis Tournament Saturday
Registration underway for the second Chanute open table tennis meet sponsored by the Chanute Recreation Commission. Singles and doubles events for all ages and sexes under United States Table Tennis Association rules with a single elimination format and best-of-five finals.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
United States Table Tennis Assn
City Recreation Commission
St Patrick’s Splits Pair At Caney
St Patrick’s Shamrocks split two games at Caney with 73 42 loss for junior highs and 58 48 win in freshman clash. Larry Barnhart tallied 36 in the 73 point effort, a new school mark while Victor Willis led 9th grade scoring with 10. Shamrocks next play Coffeyville Thursday and Humboldt Sunday.
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CANEY
St. Patrick’s
Chanute
Larry Barnhart
Shamrock
Victor Willis
St. Patrick's
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
The report lists John Redmond dam pool levels and discharge figures. Normal conservation pool at John Redmond stood around 1 036.04 feet with varied readings near 901.50 and 948.55 feet. Water discharge averaged about 400 cubic feet per second with inconsistent notation throughout.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
Cooper Real Estate Wins Tight Industrial League thriller
Cooper Real Estate jumped to a 15-5 first quarter lead and held on for a 55-53 win over Thayer State Bank in Industrial Basketball League play. Bob White and George Holtzman tied for scoring with 17 each. Max Page led Cooper with 20. Chanute Lumber managed only seven points in each of the first three quarters. Recreation Supt. Martin Rotunno announced Feb 8 and 12 schedule changes for first games.
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Iowa State
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Chuck Gardner
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Bob Ziegler
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Farrow
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Whitmore
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George Holtzman
Thayer
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Fred Neilson
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Chanute Lumber
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Lee Littrell
Chip
Ped
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Keith Dodd
Recreation
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Fehr
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Neilson
Berthot
Prather
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Anderson
Whitson
Brown
Duke
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Blue Devils
Kentucky
Canada to compete in 1966 World Bobsleds in Italy
The Canadian team will race in the 1966 World Bobsled Championships in Cortina d Ampezzo Italy at month end the Associated Press reports.
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Montreal
Canada
Cortina
Italy
Moniday
Jayhawks Sixth In AP National College Poll
Duke leads Kentucky by three points as both idle this week due to exams. Kansas climbs to sixth after Week through Jan 15 with a 13-2 mark. St Joseph's Providence Vanderbilt Kentucky and Duke pace the top order. Kansas faces upcoming tests after 13-2 season amid a crowded top ten.
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Providence
Vanderbilt
Kansas
St. Joseph's
Hawks
Wake Forest
Rhode Island
Boston College
Ey Ene
Kentucky
ROE
Cdie
Texas Western
Chicago Loyola
Mosi Vecckesees
K State Names Gerald McGee as Grid Aide
Kansas State University names Gerald McGee as assistant football coach replacing Ed Dis singer who shifts to recruiting academic counseling and athletic administration. McGee, 27, comes from Edenton North Carolina where he coached high school football to a 35 5 4 four year record and is a 1961 Duke graduate.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Gerald McGee
Edenton
N.C
McGee
Ed Dissinger
Duke
World Flyweight Title Bout Delayed In Tokyo
The vacant world flyweight title bout between Horacio Accavallo and Hiroyuki Ebihara in Tokyo was postponed at least 20 months after Ebihara injured his left hand in a January 10 training session. The Feb. 1 match date was canceled due to the injury.
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Tokyo
Argentina
Horacio Accavallo
Japan
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Ebihara
Astros draw big crowd at Astro Dome in debut season
The Houston Astros reported 2,151,470 fans attending home games at the new Astro Dome last season while road attendance totaled 952,744.
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Houston Astros
Astrodome
Chanute Tribune Briefs Highlights January 18, 1966
Chanute Tribune reports local briefs dated Tuesday January 18 1966 with community updates. Items include civic notices, school news, and early week happenings affecting residents and businesses in Chanute Kansas.
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Chanute Tribune
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