Comets at Altamont Friday in SEK clash for basketball crown
Chanute's 6-3 standing team seeks a win at Altamont to stay in the SEK race as the 2-7 Grizzlies host the pivotal game. Larry Barnhart leads Chanute. Altamont missing 6-7 Mike Hall due to ankle injury but adding 6-3 Brent England and 6-4 Kimi Trout.
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It Is a Warm Wild Moving Love Story
A warm tale unfolds with surprising turns and heartfelt moments. The narrative blends affection and odd charm as it moves through an unlikely romance and a memorable journey.
Harlem All-Stars Delight Near Capacity Crowd
The Harlem All-Stars entertained 800 to 900 fans at the CHS gym with an 83 to 42 exhibition win. Performers Larry Wright and Goose Tatum Jr. sparked laughs and dazzled with dribbling and shooting, as the Chanute High School C Club raised funds for athletic equipment. The show, praised by CHS coach Thad Clements, may lead to a repeat appearance and an upcoming Corpus Christi stop.
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Panthers Hit Two Home Games in Two Nights
Neosho County Juco Panthers host Johnson County Friday at the fieldhouse and Kansas City Metropolitan Unicorns Saturday in a two night home doubleheader. Curtis Washington leads Eastern Division scoring with 26.2 points per game while Floyd Mathew also ranks among the top rebounders.
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Humboldt Surprises as TVL title race tightens
Humboldt climbs into contention in the Tri-Valley League after a week off. Neodesha leads at 7-1 with Humboldt and Yates Center at 6-2, as Friday games shift standings. Humboldt’s defense has shut down foes while Yates Center relies on scorers Wesley Smith and Mike Peterson. Garnett and Eureka also in the mix with 4-4 records.
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Blue Comet Matmen Host Fort Scott
The Chanute Blue Comet wrestling team hosts Fort Scott Tigers in a final regular season dual at 6:30 p.m. in the high school gym. Coach Jim Woods seeks revenge for a 26 24 Fort Scott win by forfeit on Jan 8. Bill Ray, 155 pounds, is a top contender with 12 wins in 13 matches.
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Pros Hit Big Eight and MVC in Draft's Final Day
The Associated Press notes heavy draft picks from the Big Eight and Missouri Valley on Wednesday. Jets take Oklahoma guard Jack Porter. Oakland selects Nebraska defensive end Mike Wynn. Minnesota claims Missouri guard Mike Carroll. Philadelphia picks Kansas State tackle Ira Gordon and Memphis State defensive back Preston Riley goes to San Francisco in Round 9.
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Wildcats Upset Bonnies to Break Unbeaten Streak
Villanova defeats St. Bonaventure to end their unbeaten run in college basketball. The Wildcats force the upset, delivering a key victory against the Bonnies in a high‑stakes matchup.
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Buffalos Rally Past Oklahoma 104 78 in Conference Showdown
Colorado leaped to a 104 78 victory over Oklahoma in a lone Big Eight game. Cliff Meely led with 31 points and 19 rebounds while three teammates reached double figures.
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Royster 7th Splits Pair In Tuesday Hoop Action
Royster Junior High seventh grade boys split two games with Iola Ponies. Royster A won 50 4 behind 14 points from Brad Bright and 10 from Tom Borjas Larry Rodgers and Jeff Williams. Royster B lost after a 19 17 overtime and 15 15 regulation tie.
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Villanova Upsets Third-Ranked Bonnies 64 62 At Home
Villanova Wildcats defeated St Bonaventure 64 to 62 in the Villanova Fieldhouse. Bob Lanier scored 21 for the Bonnies but was held to six in the first half by Villanova's zone. Howard Porter and Chris Ford led Villanova with 15 each.
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Jim Neely Enters K-State Horse Show
Rural Chanute rider Jim Neely will compete at the second annual Kansas State University horse show on February 6 and 7 in Manhattan. The event invites all K-State students to enter horsemanship preliminaries with six finalists chosen from each class by judges.
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