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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1956

Page

5

Newton Drops Comets 58-43 at Dodge City

In the Tournament of Champions first round the Newton Railroaders beat Chanute 58 to 43 after leading 32-31 at halftime. Newton built a late second half edge, with 27 Chanute points to Newton’s 15, and high scorer Bob Cukjati with 19. Walker led Chanute with 16 as Newton holds eight straight Ark Valley wins and eyes the title.

Newton Comets Dodge City Blue Comets Newton Railroaders Chanute Railroaders Ark Valley Comet Bob Cukjati Walker David Fehr Gene Reinhardt Don Goff Sesccesee Seceseceeee Grogan Smith Johnson Arellano Whitmer

Coffeyville's Tate Regains Class AA Scoring Lead

Al Tate of Coffeyville tops the Class AA scoring list with a new season high of 37 points boosting his average to 25.1. Bob Castaneda of Argentine slips to 14 points and 24.2 average, Fred Harder remains third at 23.5, with Virgil Brady and others trailing. Baer debuts at 8th after replacing Hale. Also noted, Robin Roberts and Don Newcombe reached 20 victories in 1955.

Topeka al Tate Coffeyville Center Bob Castaneda Castaneda Tate Fred Harder Ottawa Virgil Brady Independence David Stuntzner Emporia Alan Donaghue Wyandotte Earl Eddington Columbus Gary Baer Salina Dennis Walker Newton John French Fort Scott Baer David Hale Garden City Coffeyville Argentine

Boxing results from AP card list knockouts and decisions

The Associated Press reports several results from fights in New York and Philadelphia. Virgil Akins knocks out Clarence Cook in Bastrop Louisiana. Eddie Corma stops Manny Davis in Philadelphia. Hardy Smallwood outpoints Lou Stanick at Sunnyside Garden in Brooklyn.

Associated Press Dallas Virgil Akins St. Louis Clarence Cook Bastrop Philadelphia Eddie Corma Manny Davis New York Sunnyside Garden Hardy Smallwood Brooklyn Lou Stanick Youngstown Ohio

College and professional basketball scores listed

Professional games include Syracuse 122 over Minneapolis 100 and Fort Wayne 90 over St Louis 83. Colgate 76 beat Cornell 62, Manhattan 90 over Adelphia 76, Virginia Tech 60 defeated Wash Lee 49, Culver Stockten 69 over Penn Iowa, Central Oklahoma 65 over Phillips University 55, Concordia Nebraska 73 over Sterling Kan 57, Texas A M 75 over Sam Houston State 46, New Mexico Western 8 8 over New Mexico Highlands 81. High school tournament results feature Dodge City area games with Shawnee Mission 61 over Inman 60 in overtime, Coffeyville 93 over Haven 57, Newton 58 over Chanute 41, Wichita East 69 over Dodge City 52, Liberal 75 over Meade 40, Hugoton 77 over Medicine Lodge 54, Dodge City St Marys 64 over Syracuse 56 in overtime.

Shawnee Mission Inman Coffeyville Haven Wichita East Dodge City Associated Press Syracuse Minneapolis Fort Wayne St. Louis College Colgate Cornell Manhattan Adelphia Virginia Tech Wash-Lee Culver-Stockton Penn Iowa Central Okla Phillips Univ Concordia Neb Sterling Kan Texas A&m Sam _ Houston State New Mexico Western New Mexico Newton Chanute Liberal Pratt Meade Hugoton Medicine Lodge Dodge City St. Mary's

Court Scout Rates Russell Above Green

Sidney Hertzberg, sole NBA scout, ranks top college players for pro teams. He places Bill Russell over Sihugo Green, with Tom Heinsohn, Ron Shavlik, and Lennie Rosenbluth following. Hertzberg notes Green could join pro ball now. Rosenbluth, defensively strong and pro ready.

Court Scout Russell New York Sidney Sonny) Hertzberg Sonny New York Knickerbockers National Basketball Assn Bill Russell San Francisco Sihugo Green Duquesne Tom Heinsohn Holy Cross Ron Shavlik North Carolina State Lennie Rosenblut North Carolina Rosenbluth Green Heinsohn Boston Celtics Shavlik NBA

Gil Turner Favored Over Jackie La Bua

In Syracuse Turner a 3-1 favorite to beat Jackie La Bua in a return 10 rounder at War Memorial Auditorium. La Bua fills in for virus stricken Gene Fullmer. Turner beat La Bua by split decision in their first meeting on December 14. Turner 49-10-1 with 33 KOs. La Bua 25-7. Broadcast on NBC radio-TV at 9 p.m. CST.

Syracuse N. Y Gil Turner Philadelphia Jackie la Bua East Meadow War Memorial Auditorium NBC Radio-Tv la Bua Gene Fullmer Turner Kayos

Stark and Coop Hand St. Patrick's First Loss in Church League

Stark defeated St. Patrick's 56 to 39 on Hutton court to remove the leaders from their perch. The Coops topped the Baptists 48 to 16 in the nightcap as St. Patrick's remained tied for first with the Methodists at 5-1 and prepare for a Monday matchup with the Presbyterians.

Stark St. Patrick's Hutton Coop Baptists Methodists Coops St. Pat's Christians Seesvagne O Sees Grogan Nordt Snowden Watts HOGS Gibson Bruenger Kuhn

Souchak Leads Ca liente Open After First Round

Husky golfer Mike Souchak at 65 led a field of 26 players who broke par at the Ca liente Open in Tijuana. Frank Stranahan Ralph Blomquist and Rod Funseth were two behind at 67, sharing second place.

Tijuana Mex Mike Souchak Duke University Tijuana Country Club Souchak Frank Stranahan Toledo Ralph Blomquist Glendale Calif Spokane, Wash Rod Funseth

Golf Round Leads to Tight Leaderboard Amid Strong Scores

Fred Haas aged 69 along with Gene Littler and Jim Turnesa aged 70 posted competitive rounds. At one under par 71 Doug Ford Fred Wampler and Marty Furgol also delivered solid scores in a tight leaderboard.

Fred Haas Gene Littler Jim Turnesa Doug Ford Fred Wampler Marty Furgol

Former Grid Great Dies at Wichita

Dr. John Q. Banbury, 71, former football star and coach, died in Wichita. A Bethany College standout with the Terrible Swedes, he earned all East honors at the University of Pittsburgh as a back and later coached at Friends University from 1916 to 1925.

Wichitap John Q. Banbury Wichita Bethany College Lindsborg University of Pittsburgh Banbury Friends University

One Stroke Lead Tops Berg in Tampa Open Round Two

Patty Berg held a one stroke lead over Mickey Wright entering the second round of the $5,000 Tampa Women's Open in Florida. Berg shot 71 with four under par, while Wright struggled with putting and missed a chance to tie the lead, as winds affected 121 competitors on the Palma Crea course. Suggs and Rawls posted par 75s, trailing Berg and Wright, with Crocker also near the field.

Tampa Fla Patty Berg Mickey Wright Patty Miss Wright San Diego Calif Louise Suggs Sea ‘Island Miss Berg Palma Crea Betsy Rawls Spartanburg S. C Fay Crocker Montevideo Uruguay

Weather Observations Alabama Team Roster by Class

The report lists Alabama football players with nine seniors, sixteen juniors, and nineteen sophomores across the roster.

Alabama

Royster Junior High Dominates Coffeyville in Twin Bill

Royster Junior High teams extend winning streaks as Chanute rivals Coffeyville in two games. The 9th grade, coached by Lyle Dean, won 37 to 34 in overtime after a 34 all tie, with Bob Haskins scoring 27. The 7th-8th grade squad, coached by Tony Lockyear, captured its seventh straight win 43 to 30, led by Fajardo's 16 points and Walsh's 6 free throws.

Royster Junior High Coffeyville Lyle Dean Tony Lockyear Bob Haskins Chanute Fajardo Charles Walsh I Chanute Sssse

Pro Football Career Rejected for Ministry

Wheaton Illinois Dave Burnham, an ordained Baptist minister and Little All-America back, turned down an offer to play for the Washington Redskins. The 6-2, 180 pounder rushed for 3,498 yards in 30 college games at Wheaton College and will become associate pastor of a church in Akron Ohio after graduation in June.

Wheaton Dave Burnham Washington Redskins Burnham Wheaton College Akron Ohio

Hill Succeeds Hunter At Southern California

USC will install Jess Hill as director of athletics in August 1957 replacing Willis O Hunter who reaches age 65. President Fred D Fagg Jr announced the plan at a news conference and said Hunter will be kept on part time after retirement for several years and praised his work as athletic director.

Los Angeles Jess Hill University of Southern California Willis O. Hunter Hunter Fred D. Fagg Jr America

Classified Deadline Notice and Trade Ads

Classified space deadline is 3 pm the preceding day and ads must be at The Tribune office by 10 am for same day publication. Plumbing Electric Rotor Sewer Service Sweaney and Petty contact numbers 1935 or 904. Dead stock removed by Standard Rendering Co Iola phone collect 388.

Tribune Sweaney & Petty Standard Rendering Co Iola the Tribune

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