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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
8
The junior college Panthers and high school Comets will travel to play away games Friday in a regional schedule. Both squads seek wins to boost standings as road trips test key players and coaching strategies.
Joplin Junior College, also known as Missouri Southern, travels to Chanute Saturday night to face Neosho Community College at 7 20. The schedule highlights a busy weekend with other Kansas senior college matchups and tournament action across Wichita and Southeast Kansas.
The 41st Los Angeles Open at Rancho golf course opens with a $100,000 purse as heavy rains leave the turf damp. Arnold Palmer defends. Bill Casper and Jack Nicklaus seek first win here. A greenskeeper altered cup positions during the pro am, erasing scores and splitting $5,000 among 54 pros.
Coffeyville seeks a share of the Eastern Division lead with a Saturday trip to Independence while Dodge City visits Hutchinson in a key Jayhawk Conference matchup. Both teams aim to rebound from midweek losses as Hutchinson and Dodge City hold 4-0 league marks.
Bethany College upset Ottawa 58-54 in overtime, narrowing College of Emporia’s lead in the Kansas Conference standings. Mike Gregory led Bethany with 17 points and Larry Fuqua added six in the extra period, as Ottawa dropped into a second place tie.
East Villanova beat Penn 71 to 54 while Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 75 to 54. Other results include Temple 78 over Lafayette 49 and Iowa 82 past Wagner 70. Rutgers 82 over Fordham 66 and Seton Hall 82 to Fairleigh Dickinson 78.
In Florence Fernando Azzori of Italy outpointed Rene Lebeer of France in a 15 round flyweight bout. In McKeesport Jack Rodgers from Uniontown stopped Johnny Otto in Boston. In New York Joe Shaw outpointed Junius Hinton over eight rounds.
Industrial League action lists scores for teams including Mid-America Refinery, Merle Kelly Ford, Manley Transfer, Churchill Inc, Dr Pepper, Aeroduct offices, Empire Billiards, American Legion, V F W posts, and area eateries. High game honors go to Stierwalt, Koerting, and Morgan with multiple 30s. Teammates listed with partial season tallies and contact notes accompany the standings.
Don Sidle of Oklahoma, the league's top scorer at 27.0 in Big Eight games, faces Nebraska's Stuart Lantz, the most accurate shooter, as Nebraska pursues a four way tie for first with a win. Oklahoma sits 1-1, Sidle leads in scoring while Don Smith and Lantz contest rebounding.
The listing records multiple vendors and items with high readings and price notes. Gray Lumber shows a high 30 with code 562 and contact 871 918 907. Fadler Produce lists two lines with high 10 and 786-2618. Savedra entries note high 30 and 220 or 530. R Webb entries show high 30 with 184 and 517.
Moberly, Mo. holds the top spot in the NJCAA basketball coaches poll for the third week running with a 15-1 record. Coffeyville Kansas sits second at 13-1 and San Jacinto Pasadena Texas is third at 23-3. Mineral Area Flat River Missouri ranks fourth at 17-1.
Tonight in Hutton Gym from 6 30 to 7 30 men's volleyball. Roy ster Gym hosts women's physical fitness from 7 30 to 8 30. Friday features basketball Independence Junior High versus Chanute in the college gym at 2 30. Senior citizens activity at Memorial Building 1 30. Youth bowling Bantams at Bowl Mar 4 00 to 5 30. Sportsman’s Bowl 4 00 to 5 30 Junior high night at Launching Pad 7 00 to 10 00.
The notice directs readers to contact the Tribune via the phone line after 6 p.m. If the caller cannot reach the primary line, they should dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for alternative access.
Frontenac edges Erie 56-55 as Charles Showalter fuels the Red Devils with 9 field goals and 10 free throws. Erie led 34-30 at half, but Frontenac wins the B game 49-38. Ron Cravens leads Erie with 13 points.
The Pig Breeders Association of Argentina warns the industry is in crisis due to antiquated breeding methods, high production costs, and stagnant market prices. Argentina’s hog population fell from 3.7 million to 3.1 million, a drop of 600000 head between 1930 and 1965.
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