Student All Stars Top Faculty 56-50 in Intramural Showcase
The second annual Faculty Intramural All Stars game ended 56 to 50 as the All Stars recovered from a early 9-3 deficit. Larry Thompson led the All Stars with 18 points while Dell Reed paced the Faculty with 19 in a tight contest marked by a late full-court press and balanced scoring.
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Dell Reed
Jerry Steele
Wendell McMurray
Dick Purdy
Bob Clemons
Miles Rickart
Reed
Stars
Larry Phil Thompson
Fen ¢ Gray
Purdy
Thompson
McMurray
Summers
Lindblad
Clemons
Papst
Steele
Button
Rickart
Potter
Davis
Cleaver
Herman
Durham
Stroud
Anderson
Pro All Star Game Tonight Headlines East West Clash
The 10th annual NBA All-Star game features Wilt Chamberlain and Bob Cousy as the East and West squads meet in Philadelphia at Convention Hall. Chamberlain leads the league in scoring and rebounding. Cousy holds the classic records for points and assists. No national TV will broadcast the game. about 13,000 are expected. The West won last year 124 to 108, but the East holds a 6-3 series edge.
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National Basketball Assn
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
NBA
Cousy
Holy Cross
Convention Hall
Detroit
College Basketball Scores From Associations
The Associated Press reports results across regions. Westminster Pa 93 Baldwin Wallace 74. Springfield Mass 64 New Hampshire 55. Southeast Kentucky 106 Morehead Ky Centenary 46. Loyola New Orleans 45. Maryville Tenn 62 Tennessee Wesleyan 57. Tampa 54 Rollins 51. North Carolina A&T 87 Virginia State 70. Southern Jacksonville Fla 103 Jacksonville 64. Panhandle Okla A&M 70 St Marys Kan 67. South Dakota 74 Augustana SD 69. Wittenberg 86 Ky Wesleyan 72. Muskingum 87 Otterbein 67. Arkansas Tech 116 Southern Baptist 6. Junior College Independence 62 Parsons 60. Portland 71 Montana State 69.
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EUB and St. Pat's Clinch Church League Wins
Evangelical United Brethren beat New Hope Baptist 48 to 34 to snap the Baptist team’s eight game slide. St Patrick's defeated the Methodists 70 to 47, keeping them undefeated as Fehr and Marquez each scored 15 for St Pat's and Sutcliffe had 17 for the Methodists.
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St. Patrick's
Methodists
Hutton School
EUB
B. Phillips
Chuck Ambler
Corky Williams
St. Patrick’s
Methodist
David Fehr
S. Marquez
St. Pat’s
Dean Sutcliffe
Lutherans
Littler Knight Lead Crosby in Pebble Beach Open
Crosby, Littler, and Knight led the field at Pebble Beach as the St Patrick’s event opened amid a midwinter storm. Seventy pros scored under 80 in round one with 59 over par. Don Finsterwald posted 71 to loom as a threat.
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Gene Littler
Dick Knight
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Pebble Beach
Sea Cliffs
San Diegans
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Conside
Cypress Point
New Hope Baptist
St. Patrick's
Methodist
N. HM. Baptist
Reddick
Jones
Monterey Peninsula Club
Phillips
Ambler
Raves
Madi
Brooke
Stray- Crownover
Williams
Watson
Mayfield
Herder
Roland
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Washington
Fla
Oe Pyne
Y. Fenrch
Monterey Peres
Potter
Peninsula Club
Sutcliffe
Littler
Knight
D. Fenr
Rane
Paul O’lea- Marques
Cathers
Bradley Plays Irish Tonight at Chicago Stadium
Bradley's Braves, 12-1 after a 91-90 upset of Cincinnati, meet Notre Dame in the season opener doubleheader at Chicago Stadium. Billy Joe Mason leaves Bradley after this game. Ozzie Orsborn cautions about facing a tough Irish squad with 11-4 road marks. Utah, 13-2, meets Brigham Young as major programs resume play after midterms. Eastern Kentucky extends its OVC streak to six by routing Morehead 106-80.
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Associated Press
Bradley
Braves
Notre Dame
Cincinnati Bearcats
Ozzie Orsborn
Chicago Stadium
Billy Joe Mason
Mason
Cincinnati
Peoria
Ill
Trish
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Detroit
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Indiana
Michigan State
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Brigham Young
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OVC
Morehead
Seaton to Speak at Manhattan Chamber Meeting
Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton will address the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Monday night in Manhattan Kansas.
The Searching and Intimate Best Seller of Today
A curious shift in reading habits spotlights a rising best seller among young women. Critics note its bold themes and intimate tone while readers flock to the latest page turning title.
Local Junior High and Juco Basketball Action Tonight
Senior High Blue Comets host Iola Mustangs with B team at 6 30 as Chanute stands 3 4 and Iola 1 6 in league play. Juco Black Panthers travel to Kansas City for non league clash with Blue Devils after Chanute’s 3 13 season.
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Royster Junior High Rockets
Juco Black Panthers
St. Patrick’s Junior High
Comets
Iola Mustangs
Chanute
Iola
Mustang
Coffeyville
Tornado
Parsons East
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Blue Devils
St. Patrick’s
Neosho Falls High School
St. Pat's
Hunt Leader Appointed After Coyote Drive
An association president will oversee the hunt following a Sunday drive east of St. Paul that bagged three coyotes.
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Sociation
St. Paul
Robison Favored Over Pender In Boston Title Fight
Sugar Ray Robison enters Boston Garden tonight favored to beat stylist Paul Pender in a 15 round world middleweight title defense televised nationally from 9 p.m. CST on NBC. The bout could secure prestige and another big money fight for the winner, while the loser faces the end of the road in their fifth title bid. A 100 mile blackout will surround the telecast.
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Boston
Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
Boston Garden
NBC
Coyote Hunt Set for Earlton Area by Neosho Valley Group
A coyote hunt by the Neosho Valley Coyote Hunters Association is planned for Sunday in the Earlton area. Hunters meet at 10 a.m. at the Earlton schoolhouse and a noon dinner will be served in the school by the Boy Scouts. Milton McClintick, as
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Coyote Hunters Association
Earlton
Boy Scouts
Milton McClintick
Aragon Quits Hope After Ninth Round Loss to Gutierrez
In Los Angeles AP report Art Aragon, the Golden Boy of California boxing, fights to survive against Alvaro Gutierrez. The bout ends in the ninth when Referee Tommy Hart stops it as Aragon, bloodied and exhausted, signals readiness to continue despite his apparent decline.
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Los Angeles
Art Aragon
California
Aragon
Alvaro Gutierrez
Art
Tommy Hart
Fight results from major bouts in Los Angeles and Philadelphia
In Los Angeles Alvaro Gutierrez stopped Art Aragon at 9. Johnny Bizzarro and Tony Christy drew at 6 in Pa. Charlie Branch stopped Jim Myrithin at 4 in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Alvaro Gutierrez
Art
Golden Boy
Mrs. Glandon Named Topeka Education Board Chair
AP reports Mrs. Clyde E. Glandon of Bethel Kansas was elected to chair the state Board of Education, succeeding Mrs. Mildred Strohm of Little River. The appointment was made Thursday in Topeka.
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Topeka
Clyde E. Glandon
Bethel
Kas
State Board of Education
Mildred Strohm
Little River
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertising feature explains how shoppers can assess quality and value. It highlights tips for evaluating listings, comparing prices, and avoiding common scams while buying goods and services.
Chanute Comets Edge Chanute In Tight Southeast Kansas League Clash
Southeast Kansas League action sees Chanute defeat Coffeyville as the Comets rally on defense and full-court pressure. Iola surprises Chanute while Parsons trips over Coffeyville, tightening the race as Midway gains attention ahead of tournament time.
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Comets
Tornado
Chanute
Coffeyville
Local sports notes highlight winning streaks and awards
Aillon’s team rides an 11 game win streak with an undefeated feel for the year and district eliminations loom at Midway. Four Chanute sophomores earned jackets for lettering as freshmen then returning as sophomores. Donnie Brown scored 52 in a Prescott game as Pittsburg edged Coffeyville on a final second bucket.
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Aillon
Chanute Jacob
Howard McMurray
Craig Berry
Dick Lind
John Lemonds
Parsons
Ralph Miller
Wichita University
H. C. Miller
Chanute
Cincinnati
Bradley
Prescott
Omaha
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Round Table Sprints to Debut Fourth at Hialeah
Round Table, the famed money winner, made his first race appearance at Hialeah on February 24, 1958, finishing in fourth place.
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Round Table
Hialeah
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