Blue Comets Beat Pittsburg 75-74 in Hair-Raiser
Chanute's Ken McCoy scored 44 points as the Blue Comets edged Pittsburg 75-74 in a thriller to finish regular-season play. The win left Chanute 11-8 in league play and 8-6 in the standings while Pittsburg dropped to fifth. Janie Biele crowned halftime queen and junior Comets won 61-55 in the B-team.
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Seventh graders win two games at Chanute invitational
Royster Junior High seventh graders went 2-0 in Chanute tied to a four-team invitational. Dick Helton led the A-team with 12 points in a 38 to 22 win over Cherryvale while the B-team won 19 to 9. The Rockets face Independence in the next round with Parsons and Coffeyville also on the schedule.
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Huskers and Tigers Vie for Big 8 Indoor Track Crown
Nebraska and Missouri battle for the Big Eight indoor title with Kansas out, as both vie to offset Nebraska’s weak field events. Meet previews note rising records, standout sprinters, and key performances from 12 Nebraska athletes and 10 Missouri runners in Kansas City.
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Fight Results From Milan Rome Los Angeles AP Summary
In Milan Italy Franco De Piccoli 216 pounds stopped Tony Hughes 210 to win. In Rome Nisao Benvenuti 160 pounds knocked out Tomasso Trapani 163. In Los Angeles Rafiu King 126 and Don Johnson 125 fought to a draw at 10 rounds.
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Midway Wins District Crown in Class B Finale
Midway High School Jets upset Madison 62 to 49 to claim the district title in a Class B tournament final here last night. The victory extends Midway’s season mark to 18 wins against 1 loss as the Jets advance to regional play beginning Tuesday in Erie. Madison, Gridley, and Altoona filled the rest of the district slate with Gridley beating Altoona 41-39 for third place.
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Walnut Five Places Third At Galesburg
Bronson defeats Arcadia 59 27 to win district BB tournament title with St Pat s of Walnut taking third by edging Mulberry 46 44. Tom Schoenhofer leads St Pat s with 15 points, John and Jim Lowe add 10 each. Bronson dominates Arcadia all game and seals win at the line.
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Golf Lead for Rosburg Wins New Orleans Open Lead
Bob Rosburg used a hot putter to grab a one stroke lead at Lakewood Country Club in the Greater New Orleans Open. He posted 5-under-par as defending champion Bo Wininger moved to runner-up with 68 while Gary Player led the big three with 71. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot 74s amid windy conditions.
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College and junior college basketball scores list
Kansas 72 Missouri 68. Iola 81 El Dorado 69. Arkansas City 100 Hutchinson Garden City 78 Dodge City 76. Independence 95 Pittsburg State Jaycees 39. Tabor Jaycees 73 Hesston 67. Pro games Chicago 114 Los Angeles 109. Detroit 115 St Louis 113. San Francisco 132 Cincinnati 125.
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