Four Way First Place Tie Shocks Big Eight Race
Nebraska edged Oklahoma 97 78 to spark a four way Big Eight tie for first with Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Kansas State all at 3 1. records. Nebraska used a ball stealing full court press to seize control and boost its bid for sole possession by next game. Don Sidle led OU with 31 points while Tom Baack 23 Nate Branch 22 paced NU as rebounding advantage 54 33 helped seal the win. Oklahoma had led 17 11 early but Nebraska turned up the pressure and built a 62 44 second half lead.
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Oklahoma-Nebraska Rally Shifts Spread in Big 12
Oklahoma trimmed the gap to eight at 64-56 before Nebraska used a suffocating press to surge ahead 72-59. The sequence highlighted a turning momentum in the matchup.
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TV airings set for Clay Terrell sparring footage
ABC announced Wide World of Sports will air three year old sparring films of Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell on Feb 4. Clay defends his heavyweight title against Terrell in Houston on Feb 6, adding context to the upcoming bout.
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Area Dams Conditions Yesterday and Water Discharge
Normal conservation pool level reported for various dams with yesterday’s readings incomplete. Data includes Fall River and John Redmond figures with a discharge figure around 1 000 cubic feet per second, but parts are unreadable. The record notes the elevations in feet above sea level and mentions Terme and Drove without clear values.
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MV Resumes Torrid Race In Missouri Valley Basketball
Louisville, ranked No. 4, hosts Bradley as Wichita State visits Tulsa and Cincinnati hits the road to St Louis. Drake travels to North Texas while St Louis seeks revenge after recent losses. Valley record stands 6-1-3 with a .726 external mark after two non-conference wins.
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Boy Defies Wilderness to Seek Secret Wish
A young boy navigates rugged terrain seeking a hidden wish, facing nature's challenges and doubt while pursuing a personal dream. His journey highlights courage, perseverance, and hope amid the untamed landscape.
Dean Might Run for Mississippi Governor
A friend of Dizzy Dean says the former pitcher will decide by mid March whether to seek the Mississippi governor’s office. Dean, 56, and his wife have been in Phoenix for health reasons, and his decision hinges on his wife’s health and public reception to the idea.
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Capit Leads LA Open as Par Scores Soar
Jack Nicklaus remarked on the heavy par wreckage after Round One of the $100,000 Los Angeles Open. Jackie Cupit led with a 66, while Nicklaus posted 69, Palmer 70, and Billy Casper 72. Thirty-eight players broke par.
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West Point Squash Captain Jim Allen Leads Roanoke Talent
Jim Allen of Roanoke Virginia captains West Point's squash team, delivering leadership for the cadet squad.
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West Point
Blue Comets Set for Wichita West Semifinal Showdown
Wichita West hosts Chanute High School in a semifinal at Wichita after beating Nickerson 66-56 in the first round. Chanute brings a 5-5 in head-to-head with West, while West sits 5-8 for the season. Coaches Akins and Dillman traveled 12 players to the matchup.
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Pat Wilson
Dave Holloway
Arizona Bowler Nears a Record in Denver Open
Dave Davis of Phoenix led 16 bowlers into the Denver Open semifinals with a 24 game total of 5,666 pins and a 157 pin lead. He averaged 236 for the blocks including a 1,528 final six games, coming within 10 pins of a world record tourney qualifying mark. Bobby Cooper of Fort Worth trails.
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Millrose Games See Seagren Nashville Elbow and Records
Australian distance runner Kerry O'Brien triumphs in the two mile at Millrose in 8:36.6, setting a meet record. Villanova mile champ Patrick wins the indoor mile in 4:03.7 after a rough start and a rib elbow incident. Seagren fractures his pursuit finishing with 16-7, a Madison Square Garden vault record, amid late muscle strain and Novocain.
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College Basketball Scores Across Regions
East region highlights include Pitt over Bucknell 63 58 and American University beating Adelphi 86 72. Slippery Rock edged Alliance in overtime 85 84. Southwest notes Texas Western 56 Arizona State 50 and Texas A I 79 Southwest Texas State 83 Tex as A&I. High school tournament results feature Hutchinson over Salina 56 44 and Topeka 89 Junction City 75.
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Panthers Tonight At Fort Scott
Eastern Kansas Junior College basketball tight race as Neosho County at Chanute visits Fort Scott. Fort Scott aims to extend a five game win streak while NCCJC sits 13-4. Coach Lyle Rutter expects adaptation to pressure defense and notes a deep, versatile roster for the crucial road test.
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Wesleyan Holds Second in KC Conference Race
Kansas Wesleyan beats McPherson 77 to 71 in Salina to stay alone in second place in the Kansas Conference standings. It marks Wesleyan’s seventh straight league win and leaves the Coyotes at 9-2 in conference play while McPherson drops to 3-7. Hal Wright led McPherson with 21 points and Manfred Sasser scored 20 for Wesleyan.
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Junior College Basketball Tonight in Kansas Action
A slate of tonight’s games features Neosho County at Fort Scott Kansas City at Parsons Chanute at Wichita West tourney Pittsburg at Atchison tourney Coffeyville at Wichita SE tourney Independence at Dodge City tourney Parsons at McPherson tourney and more across multiple towns.
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St. Patrick's Hosts Royster Junior High Girls Volleyball
St. Patrick's School hosted Royster Junior High girls for volleyball with a refreshment period. St. Patrick's swept three ninth grade games 15-7 15-6 15-1 and three seventh to eighth grade matches 15-10 15-7 15-11.
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Bret Hanover crowned Harness Horse of 1966
Bret Hanover, now retired to stud, was voted Harness Horse of 1966 becoming the first horse to win the award three times.
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Chanute Tribune Highlights From Friday January 27 1967
Front page brief summarizes local Chanute events with notices from city government schools and businesses. Includes community calendar items and short reports on local happenings around Chanute Kansas with dates and names appearing in readable items.
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