Panthers cruise past Joplin to notch 15th win
NCCJC Black Panthers defeated Missouri Southern Lions 85 to 63 in a non league game to extend their season mark to 15-5. Hawkins led with 13 points, six Panthers hit double figures, and Chanute pulled away after halftime to secure the victory.
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Sam Barnhart
NCCJC
Black Panthers
Missouri Southern
Joplin
Lions
Panthers
Fort Scott
Southern Missouri
Rick Marriott
Chanute
Tyronne Brandon
Panther
Charles Beckett
Jim Jemmerson
Lyle Rutter
Rutter
Walter Hawkins
Hawk
Hawkins
Brandon
Marriott
Jemmerson
Mike Samuel
Richard Williams
Alan Toler
Greg Fulton
Iola
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight's slate features Pra A Dean basketball and Junee basketball at Launching Pad from 7:30 to 9:30. Tuesday lists men's volleyball at Hutton Gym with pre-game at 6:30 followed by a Launching Pad match between Ola High School and a preliminary contest.
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Pra
Hutton
Ola High School
C of E Tops in Kansas. O U and Wesleyan Tied for Second
College of Emporia rose to first in the Kansas Conference with a 10-1 record while Ottawa and Kansas Wesleyan share second place at 9-2. Central Conference sees Washburn move to second, Fort Hays drop to fourth as Omaha leads the loop.
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Associated Press
College of Emporia
Kansas
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Sterling
Southwestern
Bethany
Bethel
McPherson
Baker
Friends
C. of E
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Tabor
Washburn
Fort Hays
Omaha
Emporia
Pittsburg State
Pittsburg
Kearney State
Rockhurst
Southwest Missouri
St. Mary of the Plains
St. Benedict’s
Wichita Woman Leads Bowlers in Kansas event
Na dine Opplinger of Wichita tops the semi finals with a 16 game total of 3310 in the Kansas State Bowling Proprietors Association women s all star tournament. Finals set for Feb 18 19 in Topeka. Clare Woolf of Kansas City second with 3049. Thirty nine women bowlers from across Kansas compete.
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Kan
Nadine Opplinger
Wichita
Kansas State Bowling Proprietors Association
Topeka
Clare Woolf
Kansas City
Jeanette Malone
el Dorado
Virginia Knight
Betty Hayes
Polly Kerr
Garden City
Lucy Schultz
Carol Brosius
Marge Peterson
Kansas
Salvidor Stops Seki to Retain Featherweight Title
In Mexico City Vicente Salvidor 125 Mexico stopped Mit sunori Seki 126 Japan at 7 rounds to retain the world featherweight crown. Hedgeman Lewis 145 Detroit outpointed Primus Williams 149 Cincinnati in Newark Ohio over 6 rounds. Marcel Cerdan France outpointed Quintana Suarez Uruguay 10 in Saint Nazaire. Maurice Tavant France stopped Aseni Rao Nigeria 8 in Lyon.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Vicente Salvidor
Mexico
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Saldivar
Newark
Ohio
Hedgeman Lewis
Detroit
Primus Williams
Cincinnati
Saint Nazaire
France
Marcel Cerdan
Quintana Suarez
Uruguay
Lyon
Maurice Ta- Vant
Aseni Rao
Nigeria
Chanute Comets Edge Shawnee West For 64 63 Win
Chanute High School defeated Shawnee Mission West 64 63 to claim third place in the Wichita West Invitational. Monty Briley led Chanute with 31 points, while Chanute outrebounded 50 28 and made 12 free throws to West’s 11.
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Chanute High School
Shawnee
Wichita West
Wichita South
Monty Briley
Comets
Briley
Shawnee West
Chanute
Chris Kirkwood
Indoor Track Records Fall On Opening Weekend of 1967 Season
Ron Rapoport reports on top performances as Seagren and Steinhauer lead a record setting indoor season. Seagren clears 17-2 in Albuquerque despite a back strain and aims for San Diego. Steinhauer lifts to 67-10 in Portland after coach Bowerman’s instruction to lift and lean.
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Associated Press
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Neil Steinhauer
Seagren
New York
Albuquerque
N.M
Steinhauer
Portland
Ore
San Diego
University of Oregon
Bill Bowerman
Randy Matson
Matson
Juco Tigers Burdened by Stretch Visit Iola
The NCCJC Black Panthers hit the road for an Eastern Kansas Division clash at Iola as part of a three games in four nights swing. Iola, 5-12 non league, sits with five conference losses but beat NCCJC 75-73 in January.
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Chanute
Kirkwood
Virgil Akins
Comets
John Hawley
Robert Orr
Briley
Iola
Mustangs
Black Panthers
Panthers
Red Devils
Kansas City
Kan
Lolo
Blue Devil
Coffeyville
Panther
Lyle Rutter
NCCJC
Fort Scott
Snead wins senior golf with croquet style putt
Sam Snead, 54, says his croquet style putting grew from smart adaptation. He won the PGA Seniors' Teachers Trophy by nine strokes, shooting 66 in final round for a 279 total. Bob Hamilton finished second with 288, Freddie Haas third at 290.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Sam Snead
Snead
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Kincaid Falls to Greeley in Non-League Clash
Greeley High School defeated Kincaid 60 to 48 to stay unbeaten at 10-0 after a 13 foul game. Box scores show Rockers leading Greeley with 12 points and Kincaid’s L. Ryman scoring 8 as both teams trailed throughout.
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Greeley
Greeley High School
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L. Ryman
Briggs
Ramsey
Johaning
Rockers
Gilner
Kratzberg
Sommers
Guilfoyle
Stifler
Sunderland
Ohmes
Derby trainer Albert Brown Rides Nine Kentucky Derby Winners
Albert Pinkie Brown, 73, former Calumet Farm exercise boy, has ridden nine Kentucky Derby winners in training workouts, highlighting a remarkable long career with top two minutes horses.
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Albert
Pinkie) Brown
Calumet Farm
Palmer Wins Los Angeles Open with 269 and Five Stroke Margin
Arnold Palmer captured the Los Angeles Open with a final 68 to finish 269, fifteen under par, earning $20,000. Gay Brewer was runner up at 274, with Julius Boros, Don Massengale, and Lou Graham tied for third at 275.
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Arnie
Brewer
Julius Boros
Don Massengale
Lou Graham
College basketball scores roundup across conferences
Princeton beat Penn 70 66 while Providence defeated Seton Hall 91 87 at Canisius 75 St John s New York 91 Syracuse 81 Temple prevailed over St Joseph s Pa 72 Dartmouth 47 Springfield 40 Army 91 Boston U 47 Canton Tech 71 Alfred Tech 65 Penn St 78 Gettysburg Pa 72 Kentucky 102 Louisiana St 72 Louisville 81 Bradley 68 Duke 99 Nov Carolina St 60 Virginia 61 Maryland 58 Auburn 73 Georgia 63 Tennessee 62 Mississippi 49 Wake Forest 88 Davidson 74 Vanderbilt 79 Miss St 64 Ga Tech 75 Florida St 68 North Carolina 103 Virginia 76 South Carolina 91 Furman 61 Midwest UCLA 82 Chicago Loyola 67 Texas West 85 Brigham Young 76 South 77 Steubenville 46 St Louis U 63 Cincinnati 60 Tulsa 68 Wichita 61 Purdue 83 Minnesota 72 Michigan St 68 Wisconsin 61 Notre Dame 90 Illinois 7 Detroit 94 Marquette 92 Nebraska 99 Missouri 82 Southwest Tex Christian 78 Arkansas North Texas 79 Drake 77 Baylor 71 Texas Tech 66 Far West Washington 81 Houston 78
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Florida St
Palmer Wins Los Angeles Open Again After Late Rally
Arnold Palmer birdied the last five holes to shoot 68 and finish with a 72 hole total of 269 winning the Los Angeles Open for the second straight year by five strokes over Gay Brewer. Sam Snead won the PGA Seniors Teachers Trophy with a 66 in the final round and a 279 total, nine strokes ahead. Deane Beeman leads U S team in Walker Cup selection for matches at Sandwich England in May 1930.
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Los Angeles
Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Palmer
Gay Brewer
New York
Deane Beman
U.S
United States
Britain
Sandwich
England
College scores roundup with close conference games
A compact tally of late results shows Oregon 56 Oregon State 55, California 80 Santa Clara 77, Utah State 62 Utah 61, Washington State 73 Idaho 60, Montana State 93 Seattle 73, and Air Force 70 Wyoming 66.
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California
Santa Clara
Utah St
Utah
Washington St
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Seattle
Montana
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Wyoming
Bruins Blast Illini and Wildcats Triumph in Close Duels
Sunday results show UCLA 120 over Illinois 82 while Villanova 76 beat Duquesne 60. Professional games include Cincinnati 113 over St. Louis 112 and Boston 114 over New York 112. Sunday also lists Los Angeles 133 over Baltimore 118 and Chicago, Detroit postponed.
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