Wildcats Top Kansas 71 56 In Big Eight Clash
Kansas State seizes the inside track in the Big Eight race after beating Kansas 71 56. Tex Winter's Wildcats improve to 4 1 with key road wins at Oklahoma State and Colorado and a home victory over Kansas. Williams leads with 16 points and 13 rebounds as Small scores 17 aiding a 24 5 scoring run to pull away.
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Coffeyville Juco Edges Neosho 80 78 in tight finish
Coffeyville College survived a late Neosho County rally, hitting 16 straight free throws to hold off NCCJC 80 to 78 in a Kansas Jayhawk Juco Conference basketball game. Brandon led NCCJC with 21 points, while Coffeyville’s Holliman and Gillom each had 16 rebounds guiding the Ravens to a 13-2 season and 3-0 conference mark.
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Kansas Wesleyan Tops Conference
Kansas Wesleyan leads the conference at 7-1 with Friends at 6-1 and Southwestern 6-2 as action dominates this week. The schedule features multiple midsized pairings across Monday to Saturday including Wesleyan at Friends and Southwestern at Ottawa with several cross-division matchups. St. Benedicts posts an 11-3 mark with two games this week, while St. Mary of the Plains travels to Nebraska on Monday for a single contest.
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Elks No. 3 Tops City Bowling Event
Elks No. 3 won the team event in the men’s all city bowling tournament at Bowl Mor with a 3 059 handicap total. Team members were Craig Thompson captain Bud Leroy Wayne Ward Jim Scott and Jim Grady. Singles and doubles finals follow this weekend at Sportsman Bowl.
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Venezuelan Mendez defeats Robinson in Maracaibo bout
Antonio Mendez of Venezuela won by decision over Phil Robinson of the Philippines in Maracaibo. The 148 pound Mendez outpointed the 151 pound challenger to take victory.
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College basketball scores roundup with many results
A wide list of college basketball scores from East Columbia to UCLA and beyond. Notable outcomes include Army over Dartmouth 76 to 58, Rutgers 74 over Boston University 68, West Virginia 88 over Penn State, Massachusetts 98 over New Hampshire 73, Kentucky 73 over Auburn 74, Florida 59 over Florida Atlantic, and Ohio State 108 defeating Michigan 70.
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St Pat s CYO Wins Two Over Parsons Fives
St Pat s CYO from Chanute beat Parsons CYO 39 37 in A game and won B game 31 18. Darrell Gates 15 and Garold Berthoz 13 led St Pat s. Don Reynolds topped Parsons with 16. St Pat s A record improves to 5 1 and B to 5 0 entering next match.
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Houston Beats UCLA 71 69 in Astrodome Upset
Houston Cougars upset top ranked UCLA 71 to 69 before a record Astrodome crowd of 52 693. UCLA sees its No 1 ranking and 47 game win streak end, with possible rematch in national semifinals at Pauley Pavilion.
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Beamon Sets Indoor Long Jump Record at NAIA Meet
Bobby Beamon, 21, from New York City and a Texas-El Paso sophomore, jumps 27-1 indoors to break the two year old indoor standard and outpace a strong field including NAIA early season marks and an international open division at the NAIA indoor track meet.
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AFL East All Stars Triumph In Wind Aided Finish
George Blanda and the AFL West team ended $400 poorer after a final play misfire in the season finale in Jacksonville. Joe Namath's one yard TD gave the East a 25-24 lead with 58 seconds left, Len Dawson then rallied the West to the East's 2 yard line in 52 seconds, but Blanda's wind adjusted kick narrowly missed, costing each West player the larger prize.
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Zarley Wins Kaiser Open at Silverado North Course
Kermit Zarley after years on tour shot a 65 to beat Dave Marr by one stroke and claim $25,000 at the Kaiser International Open in Napa California. Marr finished 274 to Zarley’s 273 as Littler Archer and Grene followed near the lead. Palmer also placed with 286 and $906.
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Gray Lumber mounts comeback to beat Buffalo 49 47
Gray Lumber edges Buffalo 49 to 47 in Industrial League action at St. Pat's gym. Gray trailed 34-33 late in the third before a late surge gave them their fourth win while Buffalo slips to 1-9. Andy Weigent led Gray with 17 points. Herman Andres had 13 for Buffalo. Next action Thursday vs First National Bank and Aeroduct duel Gray Lumber.
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Beamon Sets Indoor Leap Mark Second Best Jump
Beamon posted a 28 yard indoor runway jump after only three hours sleep and three days without full rest. His second longest career effort, 26 feet 11 inches, came at the National AAU indoor meet in Oakland last year.
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West Beats East In Pro Bowl Thriller
In Los Angeles the West defeated the East 38 to 20 in the NFL Pro Bowl. Bob Hayes of Dallas starred for the East with six receptions for 84 yards and a 45 yard gain setting up a touchdown while also punting twice. Hayes’ punts aided the West scoring drive as Otto Graham’s squad improvised with Ernie Koy sidelined by injury.
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Chanute Tribune Briefs From January 22
Short items from the Chanute Tribune dated January 22 cover local notices and community happenings in Pa. 7 on Monday, highlighting small updates and upcoming events for residents.
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