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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1962
Page
6
Ohio State remains a unanimous No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll with a 15 game win streak after beating Purdue 94 73. Kansas State sits fourth as Kentucky leads the chasing pack with Duke and Duquesne moving in the top 10.
A day of college hoops sees Providence topping Niagara 77 67 Connecticut downing Loyola Maryland 84 74 and Coast Guard losing to Brandeis 72 106. Delta State defeats Kentucky 71 76 while Georgia Tech beats Virginia Tech 62 85. West Virginia wins 82 73 over Alabama and Chattanooga 56 80 over Mississippi. Florence State 70 89 Delaware, Virginia 88 97 Clemson, Furman 82 84 Mississippi Valley Southern, Louisiana Tech 77 Middle Tennessee 64. Ohio State 94 73 Purdue, Wisconsin 85 81 Illinois over Indiana 72 Northwestern 71 Xavier 89 over Detroit 82 Bradley 62. St Johns NY 78 Notre Dame 72 in two overtimes. Southwest Texas 55 Western Be 55 Eastern New Mexico Be Far West Idaho State 24 Eastern Montana 23 Ariz State U 114 Los Angeles State 66 Springfield State 64 Cape Girardeau State 56 William Jewell 88 Tarkio 83 College of Emporia 82 Baker 54 Southwestern 76 McPherson 65 Arkansas State 91 Pittsburg State 74 Southern Illinois 78 Tennessee AIL 65 Monmouth 90 Quincy 74.
No games Monday. Tuesday features Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Los Angeles Cincinnati at St. Louis. Wednesday brings New York at Syracuse Boston at Chicago Los Angeles at Detroit. Notable results show Pittsburgh defeating New York 124 107. Pittsburgh visits New York Kansas City faces Hawaii Pittsburgh Chicago at Milwaukee New York plays San Francisco.
Southwestern beats McPherson 66-65 and College of Emporia defeats Baker 82-54 in Kansas Conference action. Arkansas State cruises past Pittsburg State 91-74 at Jonesboro. Key scorers include Bob Kumfelt 20 for Southwestern, Dave Priddy and Tom Richards 17 for McPherson, Pete Wong 31 for C of E, Clarence Hawk 23 for Baker. Southwestern sits second with 9-2, C of E 8-2, McPherson 3-8, Baker 1-10. bets next at Bethel Sterling and Kansas Wesleyan Ottawa.
A list of bowling scores for Montgomery Ward CBS Machine Olson s Self Service and others shows high scores for Snowden Doucne Le... plus a final line noting more vessels pass Kiel Canal between the North and Baltic Seas than through Panama or Suez, contrasting local tables with international shipping.
Tournament officials announced a change in the Chanute Women’s Bowling Association final standings. Dorothy Wicker moved to fifth place in the scratch all events with a 1,412 while Nelle Batesel drops from fifth with a 1,384.
Full schedules in Tri-Valley and CNC leagues with key showdowns. Neodesha hosts Yates Center as Humboldt eyes ninth win at Garnett. Frontenac and Girard lead with matches against Riverton and McCune respectively. Four County and Mineral Belt League games also feature non league contests tonight.
In New York Billy Daniels 193 pounds from Ozone Park outpoints Claude Chapman 1862 entry from New York in ten rounds. In Tokyo Teruo Kosaka 136 and Yukio Katsumata 136 met with Kosaka winning on points over ten rounds. In Providence Paddy Read 131 stopped Charles Driver 129 in five. Bob Young 172 from Providence outpointed Clarence Riley 167 in eight in New York. Willie Wilson 215 of Providence knocked out George Brooks 197 in one in Washington. San Francisco Hilario Morales 140 of Mexico outpointed James Patrick 149 of Oakland in ten rounds.
Chanute Knights of Columbus edged Piqua Humboldt Knights by 49 48 in a senior players game at St Patrick s church school while Chanute Holy Name topped Coffeyville Holy Name 50 37. Total $58 raised with funds split between Chanute and county campaigns.
Chanute Junior College Black Panthers sit eighth in offense and ninth in defense in Region 6 after 12 games, averaging 70.3 points scored and 70.9 conceded per game. NJCAA regional director Wendell McMurray released the figures through Jan. 20, excluding certain non-varsity results. Independence leads offensively at 79.7 ppg through 11 games, with the Pirates ranked tenth.
Coffeyville leads the region and the nation in defense by holding 13 opponents to 50.9 points per game. Arkansas City ranks second in offense at 79.4 points per game with Coffeyville's Red Ravens posting 76.5 points per game. Garden City sits second in defense at 59.7 points per game.
Knights of Columbus beat Holy Name 58 to 50 as David Fehr and Gary McKenzie lead with 17 and 16 points. Methodists rout First Baptists 82 to 30 with two players scoring 22 each, while Joe Goodevan and Junior Lindblad top Baptists in a lopsided loss. Regular season games resume next Monday with Baptists vs Holy Name and EUB vs Christians.
Mrs. Sidney Linscott and daughter Mrs. Earl Miller return from a two week UNESCO tour of Mexico covering 4128 miles with visits to Mexico City Monterrey Tampico and other points. Also on tour were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watkins. Clarence Chaney former Stark merc hant and postmaster died after illness. Many local residents visited relatives and attended a funeral in Parsons and Jonesburg while others hosted out of town guests including state officials and area families.
The Chanute Jaco Black Panthers host the Joplin Lions in a non league game at 7 30 tonight. It is the teams only meeting this year with Joplin holding a 2 1 edge in recent seasons. A local entertainment performance accompanies the event.
AP reports coach Al Thomas said he cannot pick a winner if Herb Elliott and Peter Snell meet in a mile race. He notes a sensational time would be possible, recalling Elliott’s Dublin world record and Snell’s near miss at Wanganui while praising Snell’s strength.
High drum and bugle corps at the half of the contest tracks the Lions around the .500 mark. Chanute sits above .500 with the Panthers at 8 6 after back to back wins. Parsons and Coffeyville losses frame Eastern Kansas League clashes while Fort Scott awaits a non league Friday night.
The Mt Moriah Cemetery Association District No 17 Neosho and Allen Counties Kansas will meet February 12 1962 at 6 00 PM at Stark city hall for officer elections and annual business. Meeting was postponed from January 18 1962 due to weather. C M Barsby secretary treasurer. Public notice published January 23 1962 and last February 6 1942.
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly rise in U S crude output led by Oklahoma. National daily production climbed by 32 850 barrels to 7 416 105 barrels, while Oklahoma rose 36 200 to 535 700. Kansas slipped 8 350 to 279 815.
Classified page lists daily rates per word for 1 to 24 days with a 10 word minimum. Extra charges apply for special ads and same-day placements. Dial HE 14100 or visit The Tribune. deadlines: 10 a.m. for same-day start. contract ads by 2 p.m. prior day.
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