Humboldt Cubs Take Lead in Tri-Valley League Race
Humboldt coach Ed Hawkins hopes the Cubs avoid the troubles that struck Neodesha and Yates Center. The 7-1 Cubs top the TVL, ranked eighth in Class A by the Topeka Capital, with a deep bench, strong hustle, height, and scoring by Dick Davis who leads the league.
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Humboldt Cubs Shine as 8-2 Start Beats League Rivals
Humboldt leads the league with an 8-2 record as top scorers include Earl Seyfert a sophomore at 14.7, Ken ny Johnson 84, Joe Henrichs 4.8, Rich ard Wulf 3.8, and Bob Cavins 3.3. The Cubs edge Eureka and Neodesha, sit a half game ahead of Yates Center, and face multiple road tests ahead. Hawkins coaches the Cubs with Darrel Divine as assistant, and five juniors plus four sophomores round out the lineup.
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Humboldt
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Richard Wulf
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Hawkins
Darrel Divine
Johnson
Bob Middendorf
Davis
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Jim McCullough
Cavins
Steven Honeycutt
Henrichs
Craig Adams
Garnett
Fureka
Cherryvale
Yates
Providence Edges Canisius In Tight College Basketball Duel
Providence defeated Canisius 58 to 56 in a close college basketball contest. LaSalle beat Miami 73 to 71 as Murray Ky and Aegis combined for a dramatic late surge. Cincinnati prevailed 89 to 61 over North Texas while Houston edged Texas Christian 56 to 56 in a near stalemate. Kansas Wesleyan topped McPherson 77 to 75 and Emporia State beat Ottawa 59 to 58. Coffeyville junior college lost to Oklahoma State freshmen 58 to 51.
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Chanute State Fall Games Highlight Chanute Central Clash
Juco Black Panthers host Central of McPherson while Chanute Senior High Blue Comets visit Fort Scott. Panthers missing guard Larry Snyder, height versus speed edges favor Chanute, Clemen Bailey out for Central. Chanute led 63 58 in first meeting and sits 8 6. Royster Rockets hosted Coffeyville. junior high games precede. Panthers face Central, Fort Scott game aims for eighth win.
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Knights Hold League Pace In Title Run
The Knights of Columbus solidified at least a share of the Church Basketball League title by beating First Baptist 80 to 44 as Holy Name edged the Christians 49 to 47. Bob White led Knights with 18 points, while Orosco scored 16 for Holy Name and Umbarger led Christians with 11.
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Littler Delivers Hot Putts To Lead San Francisco Open
In San Francisco, Gene Littler shot six birdie putts and sat two strokes ahead after the first round of the $50,000 San Francisco International Open at Harding Park. The U S Open champion tied the course record with 65, two behind him Marty Furgol and a crowded field. Littler, from San Diego, leads Furgeson by two as he eyes a strong finish on the par 72 layout.
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Pro Basketball NBA Thursday and Friday Results
Detroit edged Syracuse 101 100 in a thriller while New York toppled Chicago 117 102. Friday slate included Boston at New York and St Louis Philadelphia at Hershey Pa with several road shows. Pittsburgh beat New York 110 101 while Cleveland won 114 113 at Hawaii.
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Chicago Cubs Near Complete 1962 Roster
The Cubs have 33 players signed for 1962 with pitchers Dick Ellsworth and Bobby Locke the latest to ink deals and four more needed to complete the roster for a third straight year. Mauricio Maury Wills signs with the Dodgers for 24000, highlighting another busy day in major league signings.
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Wilkinson aims to coach while aiding youth fitness drive
New York reports Bud Wilkinson, appointed by President Kennedy to lead youth fitness efforts, rejects full time government bureaucracy. He says he will remain an active coach while participating in a 100000 film project with the Equitable Life Assurance Society to promote physical fitness in schools and communities.
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Fight results from multiple boxing bouts reported
Minneapolis boxer Bill Nielsen, 195, stopped Joe Lavert, 198, in Omaha. Freddie Butts, 144, from Miami, halted Jim Beasley, 144, in Fort Lauderdale. Robert Martinez, 157, from Turin, outpointed Giancarlo Garbelli, 157, in Italy. Local details include France and Italy as event locations with weight classes and outcomes.
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Bronson tops Elsmore to stay in Marmaton clash
Bronson beat Elsmore 54-41 in a make up Marmaton Valley League game to stay in a three team tie for the lead at 5-2. Gordon Anderson led Bronson with 18 points while Richard Ard and Larry Laver chipped in 24 and 16 for Elsmore. Bronson also won the B team 69-55 with Joe Clark scoring 21.
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Purse of $80,000 In Racing Classic
In Delaware Ohio the Little Brown Jug pacing classic for 3 year olds will offer a record $80,000 purse at the September 20 post. Hank Thomson head of the Little Brown Jug Society announced 72 horses remain eligible including 64 colts 2 geldings and 6 fillies. The prior purse record was $76,000 set in 1959 by Adios Butler.
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Adios Butler
Yates Sparks Bearcat Win In MVC Play
Cincinnati Bearcats built on balance as Tony Yates led with 23 points in an 89-61 MVC win over North Texas State. John Savage scored 30 for NT, while Houston beat TCU 61-56 and LaSalle over Miami 73-61 as Jim Hadnot clinched Providence’s 58-56 victory.
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Shoemaker Wins Santa Ynez Stakes on Don't Linger
Arcadia California AP Bill Shoemaker dominated Santa Anita with four winners in a day. He rode Don't Linger to win the $17 050 Santa Ynez Stakes by 24 lengths, adding to victories on Like Position Respite and Interlocutor. His season totals rose to 28 firsts 18 seconds and 8 thirds in 101 rides.
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Minister Receives Award in Joplin Church Leader Honored
Dr. W. Jackson Wilson, 34, pastor of First Community Church of Joplin, received the Junior Chamber of Commerce distinguished service award for 1961 at a Thursday banquet. Wilson, a Kansas City native, has led the Joplin church since September 1960. He previously pastored Holmeswood Baptist Church in Kansas City and congregations in Manhattan and Merriam, Kansas.
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Classified Advertising Rates and Deadlines
Rates per word for 1 day to 24 days with a 10 word minimum. Discounts for consecutive days. Blind ads incur a 25 cent extra. Contract ads available for regular local advertisers. Ad copy and payment deadlines in Tribune trade area.
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Clothing coats and shoes of all sizes requested for local area residents. Faith Tabernacle Inc at 106 North Lefeyette offers pickup service. Also Electrolux vacuums supplies and P A Swan 605 South Sterber advertise. Carpenter remodeling painting ceramic tile and general construction free estimates with references by Seo Woosley HE 19353 seeking full time babysitting in home HE 11-1954 hedge rows call Shores Prone HE 1-2804 Richman’s Rug upholstery cleaning recoloring HE 10743.
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