Neosho County Panthers Rally To 68-67 Win At Wichita
Neosho County JC Panthers nipped Wichita University Freshmen 68-67 at the university field house. Freshman Tyronne Brandon missed the trip with a sore knee but Charles Boaz sealed the win with 10 seconds left after Richards Williams was held to 3 points. The win improves NCCJC to 13-4, extending a five game streak and eight of nine.
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Three-Way Bind For Big 8 Lead KU K State CU
The Big Eight race tightens with Kansas Colorado and Kansas State atop at 2-3 league play at the semester break. Kansas beat Iowa State 73-65 while K State routed Oklahoma State 75-50. Oklahoma dropped 94-83 to Hardin-Simmons.
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St. Patrick's sweeps Walnut in two games on press defense
St. Patrick's used a stifling defensive press to build a 17-0 lead and rout Walnut 30-14 in the Southeast Catholic League. Chanute moved to 3-3 in the seventh-eighth grade division while the fifth-sixth grade squad won 19-6. Dennis Gates and John Borjas each scored 10.
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Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight at 7 ioguewat basketball for junior high and Oldtimers pocketen. Tuesday features Men’s volleyball at Hutton Gym from 6 30 to 7 30 and a preary club at Launching Pad.
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Thayer Bank and Gray Lumber Win Industrial League Games
Thayer First State Bank improved to 4-0 after a 71-57 win over First National Bank, led by Bill Tipton's 22 points and 21 from Bob Holtzman. Gray Lumber recovered in the fourth with 30 points to beat Nameless Five 82-58, Harold Turner scoring 22 in Gray's victory. Sixty-four fouls were called in the doubleheader.
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Basketball box score fragment with team totals
The data shows player line scores for Holtzman Tittpon Wheeler Anderson Whitson and others, plus team totals. First Nat page lists Riggle Benson Papst Miller Daniels Richwine with their scores. Totals read 28 15 14 and 25 7 15.
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Nash Signs With A's for Big Salary Increase
Kansas City Athletics announce Jim Nash, 21, 6-5 225, from Marietta Ga, signed for 100 percent raise after 12 1 record and 2.06 ERA last season. Ed Lopat says Nash could be backbone of staff. others signing include Jim Gosger Phil Roof Don Lohse Tony Pierce as eight signees.
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Hines Ties World Dash Mark At NAIA Championships
Texas Southern's James Hines equalled the world indoor 60 yard dash mark of 5.9 seconds twice at the NAIA Track Championships and eyes the 1968 Olympics and pro football. Southern University defended NAIA team crown with 1022 points led by Willie Davenport.
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Seoul bout yields knockouts in two divisions
Kang Chun Won of South Korea stops Toyoharu Mizuta of Japan at 1 minute 21 seconds of the first round. Katsushiro Harada of Japan knocks out Rudy Villgonza of the Philippines at 1 minute 19 seconds, winning 2 to 8 on the scoring card.
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Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A concise consumer feature advises readers to use advertising as a tool for informed purchases. It outlines steps to verify claims, compare prices, and check seller credibility to avoid scams and faulty goods.
Ryun Sets 4 02 6 Mile At Los Angeles Invite
Jim Ryun of Kansas wins the mile in 4 02 6 at the Los Angeles Invitational after a 57 7 final quarter. Ex Nebraska figures finish in podium spots including Charlie Greene in the 60 yard dash and Dave Crook second in the 600. Ryun progresses to the Portland Invitational for a 1000 yard run.
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Cincinnati Upsets Louisville 59 58 to Strike Title Race
Cincinnati beat Louisville 59 to 58 at Cincy to hand the defending champions their first Missouri Valley Conference loss. Gordon Smith hit a 20 foot jumper with five seconds left, trimming Louisville’s lead and sparking a pivotal upset in midseason.
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Chanute Tribune Briefs January 23 1967
Local notes from Chanute Kansas dated January 23 1967 report on community events and notices. Short items cover civic happenings and incoming announcements filtered for the Monday edition.
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