Panthers Rout Longview College 130 99 Sets Scoring Records
Neosho County Jaco Panthers blitzed Longview College Slugs 130 99 in a non conference game scoring a trio of records. Ron Allen poured 38 points breaking the single game NCCJC mark while teammates Mitchell Lawrenz Tobias Tunstall Purvis reached double figures as the Panthers shot 50 field goals and pulled down 69 rebounds. Longview fell to 6 9 as Knight led the visitors with 24 points.
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Neosho County Panthers Eye Highland Road Test After 130 99 Win
Neosho County fans sound a rallying note as the Panthers, 11 3 overall, head to Highland for a Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division game following a 130 99 beatdown of Longview College. Coach Lewis Mann Jr cites tough road environment and expects a battle against Highland led by guard Bob Babb and front line players Rusty Smiley Richard Marsden Stan Blackmon Ty rone Pryor.
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B Teamers Capture Five Medals at Fort Scott Tournament
Seven Chanute Blue Comet wrestlers earned medals at a five team Fort Scott event with no team scores kept due to unlimited entries. Rick Good won 110 pounds and Mike Esslinger won 117 pounds. Dick Evans and Rick Holman placed second at 124 and 131 pounds. John Woods Larry Rowe and Rick Barnow finished third at 103 160 and 172 pounds. Participants included Coffeyville Columbus Osawatomie and Fort Scott.
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Marques Haynes Troupe to Appear in Chanute Thursday Night
Marques Haynes and the Fabulous Magicians, one of basketballs top entertaining troupes, perform at Neosho County Jako Fieldhouse in Chanute Thursday at 8 pm sponsored by Neosho Jaco Club. Proceeds benefit the junior college athletic program. The show features Haynes famed as the worlds greatest dribbler with fast ball handling and a cast of notable players from Tulsa University Oklahoma Baptist and CHS with local CIL standouts.
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SMN Tames Yates Center In Dodge City Consolation
Dodge City Tournament of Champions consolation game saw SMN beat Yates Center 72 to 57 as Wendell Leis led the Wildcats with 17 points and Warren Roots 15, Steve Smith 14. Coffeyville then routed Atwood 67 to 41 to win the title for the second straight year.
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College Basketball Scores From Saturday
Fordham 79 Princeton 75 and Rhode Island 91 Duquesne 8 lead a slate of results. Seton Hall 88 Georgetown 72 Canisius 73 St Bonaventure. Memphis St 91 North Texas St 60 Duke 76 North Carolina 74 Kentucky 72 Tennessee 70 LSU 69 Georgia 68 SW Louisiana 107 La Tech Midwest Long Beach St 79 Loyola Chi Michigan 83 Northwestern 79 Iowa 91 South Carolina 85 Ohio State 80 Indiana 74.
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College basketball scores from multiple games
Cincinnati defeated Tulsa 1 to 74 in a high scoring long list of college basketball results. Michigan State beat Marquette 70 to 37 while DePaul topped Bradley 99 to 61. Ohio State iled Louisville 79. Drake beat Kansas State 77 to 66. Oklahoma State edged South Alabama 75 to 64. Missouri downed Iowa State 89 to 73. Texas A&M 89 beat Texas El Paso 65. Colorado beat Kansas State 74 to 68. Oregon State 77 defeated Washington State 71. Brigham Young 101 beat Utah State 83 while Utah won 80 to 68. UCLA routed Stanford 103 to 68 and Denver 61 was over Colorado 74.
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Comets Defeat Ottawa for 7th in Haysville Invitational
In Wichita Chanute Blue Comets beat Ottawa Cyclones 62 56 for seventh place. Dick Ray led with 15 points while Dan Cox added 10 and Jim Wilkins 9 as Chanute improved to 38 in the season. The Comets face Altamont in a Southeast Kansas League game Friday night.
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Cubs claim seventh in Topeka Tourney
Humboldt finishes seventh with a 51 to 43 win over Paola as Mark Pasley scores 15 and Randy Sherwood adds 19. Brian Beatty 16 of 25 in free throws highlights Humboldt's runner up finish in the tournament awards. Vern Bruenger earns all tournament team honors.
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Stenerud Redeems Self In Pro Bowl Showdown
Jan Stenerud, after missing two early field goals, redeemed himself by kicking four field goals as the American Conference beat the National Conference 26 15 in the 22nd Pro Bowl. He overcame self doubt and a rough start to win offensive player honors.
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