Cincinnati Five Will Be Strong Again Next Year
Missouri Valley coaches expect Cincinnati’s national champions to be strong again. Ron Bonham and George Wilson return, with Bonham a top shooter and potential Valley scoring leader at 23.3 points per game, plus strong shooting and free throw accuracy.
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Cincinnati
Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Missouri Valley
Ron Bonham
George Wilson
Bonham
Bradley
Mack Herndon
Central High
Muncie
Cincinnati Stars Bonham and Wilson Look Ahead to Next Season
Cincy’s No. 2 scorer in his rookie year Bonham earned a starter role after a 27 point, 22 minute performance against St. John’s at the Holiday Festival in New York. Wilson, 6 foot 8, 210 pounds, started late but is praised as a top defender and rebounder and sits 10th in Valley scoring with 15.5 and third in rebounding at 11.3.
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Ed Jucker
Bonham
St. John’s
New York
Wilson
Marshall High
Chicago
Jucker
Valley
John Savage
North Texas
Dave Burns
Bill Kusleika
Tulsa
McCoy McLemore
Drake
John Smith
St. Louis
Tom Thacker
Cincinnati
Smith
Bradley
College Basketball Roundup With Top Teams and Scores
The Associated Press reports top college games across the nation with Cincinnati holding the No. 1 spot for the ninth straight week. Chicago Loyola remains No. 2, Duke No. 3, Illinois No. 4, and Arizona State No. 5 as West Virginia drops from the Top Ten after a loss to Duke. The chart includes numerous regional results and notes standout scorers like Sherman Dillard of Parsons and John Savage of North Texas.
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Associated Press
University of Cincinnati
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Chicago Loyola
Duke
Illinois
Arizona State
Georgia Tech
Stanford
Colorado
Mississipi State
Wichita
Chanute Junior College Black Panthers
Panthers
Coffeyville
Juco
Big Springs
Tex
Independence
Parsons
Chanute
Sherman Dillard
Fort Scott
St Pat s Edges Humboldt In Twin Junior High Contests
St Pat s defeats Humboldt as Stallworth limits scoring to ten points for Humboldt. Ninth graders lead with Stallworth 22.0 point average and 11.8 board average, while Herndon ranks second in rebounding. Irish eighth graders sit 9-3 and seventh graders 3-1 after two wins.
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Wilson
Wichita
Dave Humboldt
St. Patrick's
Stallworth
Chanute
Valley
Herndon
Humboldt Public Junior High
Sco
Cincy
St. Pat's
Humboldt
St Patrick’s 8th Graders Build Lead in Win
The Irish opened with an eight point first quarter lead and extended it, with Bob De La Torre scoring 13 and Steve Ashley 10 for the winners. J Dressler and C Wilhite had five each for Humboldt. St Pat’s 7th outscored Humboldt each period, leading 10-5 at half. Darrell Gates tallied 10 for Chanute, J Leonard four for Humboldt. Upcoming: Stark’s Joint Rural freshmen visit St Patrick’s at 1 30 for a single game.
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Bob de la Torre
Steve Ashley
J. Dressler
C. Wilhite
St. Pat's
Humboldt
Darre] Gates
Chanute
J. Leonard
Ranabergar
Mid-America
Chanute Auto Parts
B. de la Neptune
Ennis Cornish Inc
Torre R. Clements
Chanute Auto
J. Scott
Kelly St. Clements
de la Osborne
Torre Encor
Bertram
Brazil
Chanute Discount
Golay Neosho Manor
Chanute Disc
Neosho Manor
St. Pat’s
Gates
Woods
Cation
Ranabargar’s
Johnson
Ranabargar
Conso
Anderson
Noland
B & DO Contractors
Caresio
Dstrbtg. Co
Chapman
Caresio’s
Cordner
Burlington Mfg. Co
Creek Oi! Co
Burlington
Thurman
Schommer
Creek
M. Hinkle
M. Hinkle-Mayer
Jeff's Foodliner
Johnson Studio
Jeff's
G. Beech
Johnson’s
Carter
Carter Ay
Scholastic Trouble For Buff Grid Star
CU football star John McGuire leaves the University of Colorado over scholastic difficulties. The 6 foot 4 sophomore from Chicago played flanker on a team that went 2-8, after leading the Big Eight with 36 receptions for 376 yards and two touchdowns.
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Boulder
John MccGuire
Big Eight
University of Colorado
McGuire
Chicago
Community Notes From Humboldt And Chanute Gatherings
Humboldt and Chanute residents hosted and attended numerous social events. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Rensick, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crouse, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oliver, and extended families visiting Baker University students. Several trips occurred to Lavonburg Coffeyville Iola and Lawrence with relatives and friends.
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Humboldt
William Rensick
Lloyd Crouse
Earl Oliver
Chanute
Terry Lass
Man
Mrs. Oliver
Janice
Phillip
William Feeney
Lavonburg
Dave Hansen
William Becker
Howard Russell
David
Grover Russell
Coffeyville
Fred Bartholomew
Cha
G. W. Carter
Ate
M. A. Scott
Kansas City
Jack Peterson
Richard
G. C. van Nice
Merle Peterson
Scotts
van Nices
Roswell, N.M
Judy Peterson
Stu
Baker University
Baldwin
Vern Smith
Hugh Shirley
Phillip Flottman
Iola
Homer P. Peck
The
Social Order of Beauceant
Iola Assembly
Herman Wellman
Forsyth
Hugh Shiriey
Boxing and Baseball Roundup From Multiple Cities
Fight results list multiple boxers by city and outcome with lightweights and welterweights, including Charley Scott in Philadelphia, Gene Stonewall Jackson in Cleveland, Magico Robles in Mexico, Johnny Hall in Paterson, Ahmed Lamine in Tunisia, and Peter Schmidt in Toronto. The baseball note says Roman Mejias, traded from Houston to Boston for Pete Runnels, hit a home run in every NL park in 1962 totaling 24 for Houston.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Lewiston
Bob Cleroux
Montreal
Gene Stonewall Jackson
Cleveland
Hollywood
Calif
Jesus Pimentel
Magico Robles
Toronto
Peter Schmidt
Johnny Hall
Paterson
N.J
Paris
Ray Adigan
Nigeria
Ahmed Lamine
Tunisia
Roman Mejias
Houston Colt .45S
Boston
Pete Runnels
Mejias
Houston
Rough Smilin Sam Huff Faces Backlash After NFL Title Fight
New York AP reports Sam Huff, center of a violent NFL title game with Green Bay’s Jim Taylor, faces fan complaints and hostile mail after accusations of dirty play. Huff defends rough but fair hits while Giants coaches and officials review the game.
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NEW York
Sam Huff
Sam
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Huff
Packers
Taylor
Icago
New York Giants
Giants
Sam ‘Huff
Commerciiity
Chi|cials
Paul Hornung
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Bethel Breaks Kansas Conference Tie With Sterling Win
Bethel won 66-58 to snap a three way tie atop the Kansas Conference standings. Bethel improves to 8-3, College of Emporia 7-3, Sterling 7-4. Ottawa moved to 6-5 with a 66-50 win over Kansas Wesleyan as Tom Kinder scored 27 for Ottawa. Fort Hays crushed Southwestern 90-75 in nonconference action. Don Turner led Southwestern with 32. Fort Hays’ Herb Stange and John Channel fueled the rally. Quincy College beat St Benedict’s 67-54.
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Cape Girardeau State
Kirville State
Warrensburg State
AxeMines
Maryville State
Wayne
New State
William Jewell
Tarkio
Drury
John Brown
Culver - Stockton
Hare
Quincy
St. Benedicts
Bethel
Sterling
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Fort Hays State
Southwestern
Associated Press
Kansas
College of Emporia
Wesleyan
Tom Kinder
Braves
Fort Hays Tigers
Winfield
Tigers
Herb Stange
John’ Channel
Fort Hays
Don Turner
Channel 1
Ill
Roth Michaels win Womens International Four-ball title in Florida
Nancy Roth and Margo Michaelis of locally win the Womens International Four-ball Golf Championship in Hollywood Florida. They defeat Phyllis Preuss and Jean Ashley 2 and 1 after tying the 36 hole regulation. Roth and Michaels finished even par for 17 holes while Preuss and Ashley were two over.
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Hollywood
Fla
Nancy Roth
Margo Michaelis
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Miss Roth
Miss Michaels
Miss Preuss
Miss Ashley
Chanute Tribune Briefs January 29 1968
Local page collects short items including community notes and notices from Chanute and nearby areas. Entries cover local events, appointments, and small civic updates with concise details.
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The
Chanute Tribune Pa
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By Ted Meier
Ind
Associated Press College
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Furman
Davidson
Erskine
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Florida
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New Orleans
Loyola
Clemson
Virginia Military
West Va. St
West Va
Midwest
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Bowling Green
Marquette
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Creighton
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Toledo
Carleton
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Texas
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San Francisco
Montana
St. U
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St. Mary’s
Ers
Buff Grid
Bill Schwarz
Michigan
Columbia City
Transylvania
Romania
Mickey Mantle
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Broadwell
Junge’s
Genera
Novelty
Lindsay D. & Pipe
Cochran
Morality
Lindsay
Ranabarger
Bauer
Browning
Morris
Bell
Hudson
Chestnut
Finley
Mayer
Industrial League
L. Kaufman Derby
Eore
Churchill Inc
Fadler
News Standard
JayCees Cepccese
Manley Transfer
Dr. Pepper
Edwards
Pepper
Kaufman Derby
J. Brown
Kaufman
Hazen
JayCees
Mid - America
Young
Friederich
Churchill
Manley
Morgan
Baver’s T. Meat Market
Lindsay Drilling & Pipe
General Novelty
Jayhawk Truck Supply
ATI Seer
Junge’s Seeee
Ornoon
St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing
Bill Karr
David Taylor
Gene Taylor
Bobbie Poley
Baker U
Randy Miller
Indianapolis
Tonjin Karr
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
Kansas’ City
E. E. Starkey
William Ronsick
Starkeys
Ronsicks
Carl Nelson
Farley Wright
Wright
LaHarpe
Hepler
Alta Ham
Todd Cannon
Kansas University
Lawrence
William H. Cannon
Thomas
John
Janice Pollman
Ottawa University
Carl Pollman
Norma Harrington
Emporia State College
Emporia
Chanute Junior College
Roy Harrington
Charles
Robert Hiller
Fred Hiller
Tonjia Karr
Shane No
David L. McCune
Ldg
Chanute Ins. Board
C. K. Yang
University of California At
Portland
Ore
Yang
Dave Tork
Pentti Nikuls
Finland
Uae
Mwa E
Jumren Am
Walt Disney's
Lobo
Technicolor
Abbot & Costello
Ball and Chain League
Duce
Im.c
Wildcats
Teen Enew
Lew. Legge
Law. Legge
M.C
A. Mayer
E. Best
C. Summers
Wildcats C. Ae
Wild
B. Isaac
High
Ashley-Preuss
First National Bank
Rollow
S. Santa Fe
Alan Rollow
Dale Painter
Alan
Painter
Zenith
Mr. Rollow
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