Nicklaus Wins Crosby Golf Title Over Palmer At Pebble Beach
Jack Nicklaus captured the Crosby Tournament at Pebble Beach with a final round 68 to finish 284 four under par. Arnold Palmer faltered with two out of bounds and a 9 on No 14 as Nicklaus surged to the lead and the $16 000 top prize. Casper Palmer and Nicklaus led the late charge in a tight final day.
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Arnold Palmer
Pebble Beach
Nicklaus
Palmer
Bill Casper
Casper
Nickalls
Big Jack
PGA
Crosby
Mike Souchak
Frank
Bob Rosburg
Jack Burke Jr
Bill Parker
Joe Carr
Moran High School Tops St. Patrick's 49 to 31
Moran High School ninth graders defeated St. Patrick's of Chanute 49 31 after an 8 8 first period. Moran led 23 4 in the third quarter as Ludium 13 LaRue 12 Kershner 11 Ard 5 Cunningham 4 Ziba 4 paced the winners while Gates 10 Ponce 10 McGuffey 9 led St Patrick's scoring.
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Moran High School
St. Patrick's of
Chanute
St. Patrick’s
Gates
Ponce
McGuffey
Paulie
Ludium
LaRue
Kershner
Ard
Cunningham
Ziba
Mail Rates Hike Proposed by Johnson to Raise 700 Million
President Johnson proposes a 700 million dollar postal rate increase for 1968 covering first and air mail with a 20 percent rise and air mail to nine cents. Second and third class rates likely up 20 to 30 percent. The Post Office budget would reach about 6.7 billion, funding a 162 million dollar pay raise and postal unclogging costs.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Post Office Department
Department
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Monday
The Associated Press reports results across regions. East American U 76 Lafayette 69 Virginia Tech 77 Pitt 60 South Florida 63 Georgia 61 Tennessee 52 Kentucky 50 in two overtimes Florida St 81 Jacksonville 70 Alabama 91 Miss St 74 Midwest Ohio State 82 Purdue 72 Iowa 91 Michigan 81 Toledo 100 Evansville 90 Southwest New Mex St 87 West Texas State 68 Far West Denver 115 Okla City 99 Washington 75 Japanese Nationals 72 Junior College Highland 69 Coffeyville 66 Philadelphia 112 St Louis 105 professional
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Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Midwest
Ohio State
Purdue
Iowa
Michigan
Toledo
Evansville
New Mex. St
West
Texas State
Far West
Denver
Okla
City
Washington
Junior College Highland
Coffeyville
Phila’phia
St .Louis
C of E Tops State League in Kansas Conference Play
College of Emporia topped Southwestern Kansas 78 to 63 to move into first place in the Kansas Conference. Loren Evans led Southwestern with 21 points as the Presbies pulled away in the final eight minutes. St Mary of the Plains beat Midwestern of Iowa 81 to 72 while Tabor downed Bethel 77 to 65 and Tarkio defeated Pershing 84 to 66.
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Associated Press College of Emporia
Southwestern Kansas
Kansas
Ottawa
Presbies
Loren Evans
Southwestern
St. Mary of the Plains
Iowa
Tabor
Bethel
Tarkio
Pershing
Nebraska
Kiwanis Club Holds 66 Activity Review Session
The Kiwanis club met at La Rosa De Oro cafe for its weekly gathering. About 40 members attended as retiring president Ron Sutcliffe reviewed the 1966 club activities. Guests included Paul Briley of Kansas City and Joe Doyle, a junior Kiwanian, with Jack Brown serving as president.
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Kiwanis Club
la Rosa de Oro Cafe
Ron Sutcliffe
Paul Briley
Kansas City
Joe Doyle
Jack Brown
Dodgers Narrowly Squeeze Past Inning Double Hit Mention
In game one of the World Series the Dodgers produced two hits only in a single inning. Jim Lefebvre hit a homer and Wes Parker doubled in the second inning, the lone two-hit frame for Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim LeFebvre
Wes Parker
Erie High game postponed to Wednesday at Frontenac
Erie High School basketball game scheduled for tonight at Frontenac has been moved to Wednesday at the request of Frontenac High School. The change reflects scheduling adjustments by both schools for the matchup.
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Erie
Frontenac
Frontenac High School
Jim Woods Named Southeast Kansas AAU Commissioner
The Missouri Valley Amateur Athletic Union appoints Jim Woods of Chanute as a southeast Kansas AAU commissioner. He will oversee membership registration certify meets approve sanctions and collect a $2 yearly fee for AAU programs for adults juniors men and women. Woods, a high school faculty member, resides at 501 S. Katy.
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Missouri Valley Amateur Athletic Union
Bill Clark
Columbia
Jim Woods
Chanute
Southeast Kansas
Woods
S. Katy
Adult Enrollment Opens Tonight at Neosho Junior College
Enrollment begins at 7 o clock this evening for the 26 courses in the Neosho County Community Junior College adult education evening school. Prospective students will meet in the college Little Theater.
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Neosho County
Thinkin Uses Up Little Fuel By HAL BOYLE
A collection of short notes and quips from HAL Boyle touching on tax errors, human brains, spending on clothing, earnings of professionals by age 64, stress and heart attacks, superstition in stones, wives and bachelor life, veterans of the Indian wars, and the glass industry producing bottles for babies and beer drinkers.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sam
Matilda
Far West
America
Nameless Five Triumphs in Industrial Basketball League
Nameless Five defeated First National Bank 62 to 56 to give all teams at least one win in the Industrial Basketball League. Chanute Lumber topped Gray Lumber 73 to 53 as Harold Turner led Gray with 25 points in a losing effort.
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First National Bank
Junior High
First National
Thayer First State Bank
Chanute Lumber
Gray Lumber
Harold Turner
Grays
Nameless Five Faces Thayer First State Trio In Board Board
Basketball box scores show Nameless Five posting 62 points led by D Ward 6 3 2 and Rubew 7 1 0 with 27 8 11 team totals. First Nat Bank 56 with Benson 9 1 3 and Riggle 4 1 3 contributing. Other squads include Chanute Lumber Gary Lumber and Thayer First State in a dense rundown of names and figures.
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Rubew
Fehr
Hatton
Wiegent
J. Ward
Parker
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Riggle
Papst
Benson
Richwine
Hunziker
Thayer First State
First National
Dashes
Chanute Lumber
Gary Lumber
Nameless Five
UCLA Holds Top Spot In AP Poll For Second Week
UCLA remains unanimously ranked No. 1 in the AP major college poll with all 39 first place votes. North Carolina moves to No. 2, Houston No. 3, Louisville drops to No. 4, Princeton fifth, and Texas Western Kansas Western Kentucky Vanderbilt and Providence fill the top ten with new entrants Western Kentucky and Vanderbilt replacing Florida and New Mexico.
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New Mexico
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Louisville
Princeton
Texas Western
Kansas
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Providence
Griffith Beats Archer To Retain Middleweight Title
In New York Emile Griffith 152 from New York outpointed Joey Archer 160 from New York over 15 rounds to keep the world middleweight crown. In Tokyo Koji Okano Japan KOed Jessie Del Valle Philippines in a lightweight bout. In Paris Francois Pavilla France drew with Curtis Cokes Dallas 10 welterweights. In Milwaukee Art Hernandez 161 Omaha Neb outpointed Gene Bryant 158 Renderson Nev 10 rounds.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Griffith
Tokyo
Koji Okano
Japan
Jessie del Valle
Philippines
Paris
Francois Pavilla
France
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Drew
Milwaukee
Wis
Art Hernandez
Omaha
Neb
Gene Bryant
Renderson
Nev
Area Dams and River Levels Reported Yesterday
Normal conservation pool levels and water discharge figures are noted for John Redmond and Fall River areas. Yesterday shows Toronto and Fall River readings with unclear values, suggesting data gaps in the posted measurements.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Eee Pall Rvg
Csksvees
Fall River
Topomo
Esstispcssess
Sesssice
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