Thayer Bank Clinches Lead With 58 52 Victory Over Stark State
Thayer Bank defeated Stark State Bank 58 52 to seize sole possession of first place in the Industrial League at St. Pat's gym. George Holtzman fueled a 21-point third period as Thayer pulled away, edging Stark 51-35 entering the final stanza. Tom Thurman led Stark with 17, Ed Wheeler had 16 for Thayer.
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Thayer State Bank
Stark State Bank
St. Pat's Gym
First National Bank
Personal Thrift
Chanute Lumber
Thayer
Stark
George Holtzman
Holtzman
Tom Thurman
Ed Wheeler
Aeroduct
First National
Don Papst
Jim McNeil
Gray Lumber
E. Wheeler
G. Wheeler
Whitson
Brown
L. Anderson
Showalter
J. Anderson
Page
Richwine
Thurman
Kennedy
Stagman
Long Search for H-Bombs If Necessary
The Pentagon says intact bombs are unlikely but search efforts will continue for months in Greenland. Fragments match four hydrogen bombs and parachutes found near Thule Air Base as crews assess radiation risk and weather challenges in the Arctic.
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Washington
Pentagon
Frigid
Greenland
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
North Star Bay
Thule Air Base
Richard 0. Hunziker
Bay Ice
Denmark
Casper Wins LA Open and Desert Classic Lead
Billy Casper, a world renowned golfer and two time U S Open champion, won the Los Angeles Open with a 274 total and led by one stroke into the final round. He finished three ahead of Arnold Palmer with a 274 and earned 20 000 dollars. Palmer took second at 277, and Al Geiberger was third at 278 for 7 500 dollars.
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Pasadena
Calif
Billy Casper
Casper
Los Angeles
Brookside Park
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
al Geiberger
Goslin and Cuyler Inducted Into Hall of Fame
New York AP Leon Goose Goslin and Hazel Kiki Cuyler were enshrined in baseballs Hall of Fame by a Veterans Committee vote headed by Ford C Frick. Goslin played 18 American League seasons mostly with Washington and Cuyler starred for Pittsburgh and three other National League clubs before their careers ended more than 20 years ago.
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New York
Leon “Goose” Goslin
Hazen
Kiki” Cuyler
Goslin
Washington
Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Veterans Committee
Ford C. Frick
Chionoi Retains World Flyweight Title in Mexico City
Chartchai Chionoi of Thailand defended his world flyweight crown in Mexico City as recognized by Ring Magazine. The bout kept Chionoi’s title status with a victory over an unspecified challenger, reaffirming his status in the Flyweight division.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Chartchai Chionoi
Thailand
Mexico
Chionoi
Ring Magazine
U.S. Skiers Rise at Megeve Pre Olympic Events
The United States shows growing strength at Megeve France in the 1968 Winter Olympic build up. Billy Kidd wins a giant slalom with Jim Heuga placing third in slalom as Kiki Cutter captures attention after being added to the U S roster for all three Olympic Alpine events.
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Megeve
France
U.S
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Jim Heuga
Squaw Valley
Calif
Alain Penz
Franz Digruber
Austria
Europe
Innsburck
Newcomber
Kiki Cutter
Bend
Ore
Kiki
Miss Cutter
Bob Beattie
Scout News Highlights From Girl and Cub Scout Meetings
Girl Scout troop 129 met at Grace Episcopal church learning new songs. Patricia Catterson led flag ceremony. Debra Toomey served cookies to 16 attendees including Debra Peters and Lisa Williamson with leaders Mrs. Carl Rommel and Mrs. Roger Toomey. Pack 100 Webelos Den led opening flag at Presbyterian church with Jim Gates and Omer Stoll. Den 4 demonstrated an operation with Mrs John Splane and sound effects. Den 3 and Mrs. Earl DeVries Cubmaster Dr. Billy LaRue awarded pins and badges to C. C. Collins, Jerry Beck, Ricky Cameron, Keith Splane, Gary De Vries, Bryan Geiger, Edward Orban, and others for wolf, denner, arrow, and athletic awards. Webelos athletes Robert Williams, David Rideau, Kent Crownover, Bob Evenson, Keith Hershey, Marshall Madill, Jerry O'Daniel, and Craig Stoll also received awards. Troop 84 Brownies planned a Girl Scout Fair in March at Alcott school. Lori Sigler keeper of brownie gold. group sang to close. Leaders Mrs. Ron Allison and Mrs. Merrill Brock.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Patricia Catterson
Debra Toomey
Debra Peters
Lisa Williamson
Carl Rommel
Roger Toomey
Webelos den
Jim Gates
Omer Stoll
Presbyterian Church
Den 4
John Splane
Den 3
Earl DeVries
Billy LaRue
C. C. Collins
Jerry Beck
Ricky Cameron
Denner
Keith Splane
Gary DeVries
Wolf
Bryan Geiger
Edward Orban
Webelos Athletic
Webelos
Robert Williams
David Rideau
Kent Crownover
Bob Evenson
Keith Hershey
Marshall Madill
Jerry O’daniel
Craig Stoll
Brownie Girl Scouts
Alcott School
Lori Sigler
Brownie Gold
Ron Allison
Merrill Brock
Chanute Tribune Highlights January 29 1968 Local News
Chanute Tribune reports from January 29 1968 covering community events and notable happenings in Chanute Kansas. Recaps may include civic notes, local appointments, school updates, and regional notices impacting residents.
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The
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St Pat's CYO Wins Crown in Hoops Classic
St Pat's varsity basketball captured the crown with a 51 4 record lead as Garold Berthot 24 and Darrell Gates 15 paced the winners. Independence 4-2 trailed with Darris Kelly 14, Leon Lofthouse 10 led St Pat's B team to a 2 17 win while Chanute and Independence posted box scores in an exhibition context.
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St. Pat's
St Pat's
Garold Berthot
Darrell Gates
Bill Kelly
Independence
Indy
Leon Lofthouse
Chanute GI Forum
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Thayer Bank
National Post
Hutton
Papst
Whitworth
Taylor
Mitchell
Hibbs
McNeil
Prather
Parker
Danniels
Guroe
Glazier
Thule
LA Golf
Total
Chanute, Kansas
U. S
F.D
Goslin and
Hall of Fame
Scout News
George Hendrick
Freemont High School
Oakland Athletics
Kansas City
St. Pat’s Cyo
Chanute
CYO
Chanute A
Myers
Gates
Berthot
Breiner
Busse
Mine Independence A
Buser
Kelly
Ascise
Hardy
Alsantes
Lofthouse
Allen
Carrell
Storm
Guinotte
Independence B
George
Martinez
Alcamier
Dalton
Yousi
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