Fort Scott Invades Panthers Tuesday in Neosho City clash
Fort Scott enters the Neosho County court with a 4 2 record after a mixed pennant scramble. Fort Scott aims to avenge a December loss suffered at Coffeyville while Chanute and Independence sit at 2 2 in conference play. Bob Denis led Coffeyville with 17 points in last night’s win over Fort Scott. Howard Davis paced the Panthers with 28 points and 18 rebounds in Chanute loss.
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Easton to Coach Mexica's Olympic Team
M E Bill Easton longtime Kansas track coach will lead Mexico's national team and serve as track coordinator for the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. He aims to win medals and will relocate with wife Ada to Mexico City February 15. Easton has 39 of 54 Big Eight titles and eight Olympians with five golds among them.
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Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
The report lists dam conditions with the John Redmond reservoir at 1 036.00 feet elevation and Toronto area data showing 948 50. water discharge in cubic feet per second is noted.
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K State to Face Loyola as Big Eight foes collide
Kansas State travels to Chicago Loyola ranked seventh, aiming to join Oklahoma, Colorado in the chase for first division. Iowa State and Missouri face injuries and tough road tests as they open a two game swing through Oklahoma amid a light weekend schedule. Don Smith leads Iowa State and Loyola eyes UCLA rematch in Chicago Stadium.
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Break in at Station No 3 Unlocks Secret Vault
A mysterious intrusion occurs at 5:09 PM as a person slips past a guarded patrol into Station No 3 and accesses a tamper-proof vault in the Air-lock Room. The article references the Satan Bug as the world’s most closely guarded secret.
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The Movie You Have Heard About on TV
A TV buzzed feature highlights a film that has drawn attention for its rumor mill run and general audience curiosity. The piece notes its popularity across screenings and audience reactions without revealing explicit plot details.
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College Basketball Scores From The East And Midwest
The Associated Press reports college results across regions with Maine 106 beating Boston 0 and Manhattan 101 over Adelphi 84. Maryland 107 toppled George Washington 81 while Miami 89 def Stetson 78 and Morehead 78 beat East Tennessee 63. Wisconsin 83 topped Hardin-Simmons 63. Houston 100 defeated TCU 79 and Arkansas 69 over Mississippi State 61. Utah State 109 defeated La Salle 9 and Seattle U. 99 beat Creighton 84. Oregon 78 over U. of Portland 75. Professional Boston 131 defeated Detroit 112.
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Wichita Hosts Tulsa in Valley Showdown on Home Court
Tulsa carries a 34 Valley record into Des Moines to face Wichita at Roundhouse where Wichita is unbeaten at home and has won 27 of 28. Tulsa coach Swank seeks momentum after a two week break and potential first action for Ron Washington.
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Rockets Split Wins at Independence
In Independence Royster Junior High 9th graders beat Independence 41-31 to move to 4-1, trailing leader Parsons. The Independence 8th graders won 47-21 over Chanute, with the Rockets 8th grade at 2-3. the 9th graders surged with a 15-point second quarter and sealed the win on free throws.
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St Patrick's vs Moran rivals highlight junior high hoops
St Patrick's 8th grade beat Moran 40 to 29 after a tight game, led by Barnhart 28 and Gates 12. Moran won the 7th grade 38 to 24, with Bacon scoring 17 for Moran and Borjas 12 for St Patrick's Shamrocks. A1
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Beard Leads Lucky Open Field At Harding Park
Frank Beard of Louisville shot 66 to lead the $55,000 Lucky International Open after a brisk first round at Harding Park. The 26 year old was chased by three at 67 and nine at 69 as 33 players beat par in dry conditions. Beard, who back nine first, climbed into the lead with a late birdie on the seventh, his sixth of the day.
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Duenkel Named Big Eight’s Top Swimmer of 1965
Kansas State’s Bob Duenkel, a standout sophomore, was voted the Big Eight’s Most Outstanding Swimmer of 1965 by league coaches. He led K-State to first individual champion since 1942 with record 400-yard and 200-yard individual medley wins and scored 18 points at the league meet.
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White fences guard temperamental Kentucky horses
White plank fences in Kentucky's horse country protect temperamental thoroughbreds with poor vision from bolting into wire fences. The fences are chosen for safety rather than aesthetics in this Frankfort report from AP.
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Braves Plan To Play 1966 Home Games In Atlanta
Atlanta Braves President William C. Bartholomay said individual game tickets go on sale Monday amid near one million dollars in advance season ticket sales. The moves come after a Wisconsin judge ruled the team must be ready to play 1966 home games in Milwaukee if ordered by the court.
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Whitfield Wins Knockout in Portland Street Bout
In Portland Ted Whitfield of Amherst Massachusetts weighing 147 pounds stopped Clarence Osborne of New York City at 9 rounds. In Los Angeles Raul Rojas weighing 129 from San Pedro California out pointed Al Colter of Phoenix.
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Kansas City Athletics Trim Farm System for 1966
The Kansas City Athletics reduce their minor league structure from six affiliated teams to five for the 1966 season. The change affects the organization’s development pipeline and assigns new roles to remaining affiliates.
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