Coffeyville Ravens Beat Chanute Panthers 85 73
Coffeyville’s 6 8 freshman Hamp Hazleton spearheaded an 85 73 EKJCL win over Chanute at Memorial Hall as Coffeyville climbed to 4 1. Ken Cloud led Chanute with 24 points while Willie Williams added 16. Hazleton scored seven straight late to seal the Ravens’ margin. Coffeyville shot 49 percent to Chanute’s 42 and outrebounded 43 34.
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St Patrick's Wins Coffeyville Ninth Grade Tourney
St Patrick's Chanute captured first place in the Coffeyville ninth grade tournament with a 46 to 32 win over Roosevelt Junior High. Holy Name Coffeyville took third by defeating Caney Junior High 36 to 20. Pat Marks led Chanute with 15 points, Phillip Penn top-scored for Coffeyville with 10, and a 24 inch trophy was awarded to the champion.
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Altoona Triumphs Over Edna In 60-51 League Game
Altoona beats Edna 60 to 51 as Edna falls to 1-3 in Four County League play. Jim Stewart scores 21 before fouling out, Tom Hyde adds 23 for Altoona, while Edna’s David Shufelt scores 28 in a losing effort. A halftime basketball queen was crowned Bren da Troutman.
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Bowlina Scores Thursday Night Mens Bowling Totals
Thursday competition shows Bowlina leading with 32 to 24 over rivals. Teams like Fursman Chrysler and Mitchell Buick post individual highs and team scores across lanes, with top games noted by players such as Ranabargar, Marts, Koester, Williams, and Borgen.
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M. Snowden
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Nu Wa
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M. Mitchell
J. Ponce
E. van Houten
Southern California Trojans Dominate Postseason Bowl Play
The Trojans of Southern California stand as the most successful team in the postseason Bowl Series, compiling 10 wins in 13 appearances across their bowl history.
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Self Service Hands Thayer 61 55 In Industrial League Showdown
Self Service led 13 7 after the first period and pulled away to a 61 55 victory over Thayer at St Patrick's Gym as John Benson scored 28 and Bob Stucky 19 for the winners. Evans forfeited to Naff and Bolze in the other league game, leaving Self Service and Evans tied for first at 9 1.
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Basketball Calendar Tuesday Matchups in Junior College and High School
The schedule lists Junior College games with St. John’s at Chanute Fort Scott at Iola Parsons at Independence and Coffeyville at Arkansas City. High School games include Altamont at Columbus Garnett at Yates Center Joint Rural at Chanute CYO Fort Scott Soph. at Elsmore Arma at Erie Galesburg at Chetopa and Thayer at St. Paul.
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Erie
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Basketball Scores From The Associated Press Eastern Division Standings
The Associated Press reports scores and standings for the NBA. Philadelphia beat Boston 104 to 100, Detroit won 105 to 102 over Cincinnati, and Baltimore topped St. Louis 106 to 97. Sunday results include Boston 117 over Los Angeles 93, Baltimore 106 over St. Louis, Cincinnati 124 over San Francisco 103.
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College and conference results from the season
College scores across regions show St Joseph PA beating Penn 88 72 while Providence loses to Seton Hall 88 81 and St Johns NY defeats St Francis NY 75. Villanova defeats Detroit 72 to 70 as Fordham bests Temple 57 51 Penn State loses to Pittsburgh 40 Navy over Manhattan 75 70. Southern teams Texas Tech Georgia Tech edge Florida 84 68 Auburn over Georgia 65 Mississippi State 101 over Mississippi 72 Tenn Tech over Pan American 76 High Point 68 over Elon 67 Grambling 106 over Alabama State 87. Midwest Michigan 103 over Purdue 84 Notre Dame 113 over Toledo 65 Drake 89 over Cincinnati 80 Minnesota 97 over Ohio State 77 Oklahoma State 55 over Nebraska 53 Dayton 83 over Louisville 78 DePaul 94 over Bowling Green 64 Xavier Ohio 96 over Duquesne 90 Northwestern 76 over Michigan State 75 Tulsa 70 over Loyola 59 Evansville 117 over Ball State 81 Southwest Arizona State University 99 over Utah State 93 Far West Brigham Young 98 over Utah 67 Wyoming 9 over Idaho 76 Oregon 74 over Washington State 69 Air Force 86 over Oklahoma City 74 Idaho State 71 over Montana 66
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Three New Leaders In Legion Bowling
About 125 bowlers competed in the third weekend of the state American Legion event in Arkansas City. New leaders include Vern James and Adie Grover of Lawrence in doubles, Joe Craig of Horton in singles, and Vance Carlson of McPherson in all-events as the tournament continues for two more weekends.
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Horton
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St. Joseph Bowl
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Loren Riddiough
Peabody
Harlan Brown
Mel Parker
Osage City
Warren Siedel
Charles Wilson
Ray Sayer
Marion
Jim Pompey
Junction City
Comets Fall To Bulldogs In Fort Scott Tourney
Fort Scott defeated Chanute 53-40 for third place, while Fort Scott upset Pittsburg 44-39 in the championship. Independence led 29-19 at halftime. Bobby Davis topped scorers with 19 for Independence. Chanute’s Bruce Benson had 9 and Wayne Benson 8. Chanute and Independence had 35 league records entering the game.
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Lola
Franklin Loses Two In Tight Basketball Setbacks
The Ben Franklin team dropped two close games over the past days, 100-108 in overtime at Independence and 86-91 at Williamsburg. Next they travel to Osawatomie for two games, then host the state hospital team and Osawatomie town in upcoming clashes. Ben Franklin scorers included Riggle 28 and Papst 21 against Williamsburg, while McCoy led Franklin with 25 at Independence.
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Fehr
Coffeyville Loses Two To CYO Here
St Patrick s CYO defeated Holy Name Coffeyville 52 51 on a late Dan Gates block. Gates scored 10 and led defense as Coffeyville trailed 21 30 at half. St Patrick s B team beat Holy Name 45 29 while A and B teams prep for Tue Fri matchups.
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Coffeyville
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Bob Golay
Gene Koester
St. Patrick’s
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Ed Myers
John Ward
L. Grabeck
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Crampton Wins Crosby Golf Classic in Rainy Weekend
Bruce Crampton of Australia captured Crosby Clambers trophy with a three under par 69 final round, finishing 284 for 72 holes to win $7,500. Tony Lema, defending champ, ended at 287 while Jack Nicklaus and Bill Casper Jr. tied at 288.
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Italian bout ends in knockouts and stoppage
Fight results list multiple bouts with Mazinghzi stopping Logart in Milan Italy and DePiccoli KOing Siler in 2. Migliari stops Gray in Phoenix. Maemizo outpoints Sitsopo in Tokyo.
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Isaac Logart
New York
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Herb Siler
Miami
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Thailand
Harness driver Bob Farrington tops 1964 wins in Richwood
Richwood Ohio harness racing figure Bob Farrington led the circuit in 1964 with 312 winning drives finishing atop the drivers standings. Farrington accumulated victories throughout the year driving for multiple owners across tracks in the region.
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Richwood
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Local thanks to Neosho Memorial Hospital staff
Appreciation is expressed to Neosho Memorial Hospital and staff including Dr Gough and Milt nurses and special nurses for care during Percy Rowan illness and death. Nellie Mae Atkins thanks neighbors and friends, 1214 South Evergreen, Wichita Kansas.
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P. A. Rowan
Nellie Mae Atkins
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