Comets Fall To Coffeyville In 4A Regional Thriller
Chanute Blue Comets, led by sophomore Craig Harris with 19, lose 85 65 to Coffeyville Golden Tornadoes in a regional semifinal. Coffeyville’s inside trio Tony Pauzauskie Jim McCullough Cal Alston powered a 37 26 halftime lead amid 33 Chanute turnovers.
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Dick Ray
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Neely Long
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Coffeyville Chanute
Semifinals Set In Class 1A Regionals At Chanute
Altoona Midway Jets meet Cape Eagles in the 7 pm semifinal with Lebo Wolves facing St. Paul Indians at 8:30 pm tonight. Winners advance to the regional final Saturday night for a state tournament berth in Dodge City. losers play for consolation Saturday at 7 pm. The Jets seek a return trip to the finals and a chance to avenge last year’s loss to St. Paul.
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Kansas High School Basketball Scores And Tonight Schedule
Results show Bishop Carroll 4, Newton 41 in OT. Emporia 43 Topeka Seaman. Pittsburg 69 Coffeyville. Arkansas City 85 Coffeyville. Chanute 65 Sumner 31. Turner 25. Class 3A Larned 64 Russell 55. Pratt 67 Thomas More 2. Parsons 46 Fort Scott 33. Girard 1 Garnett 56. Clay Center 47. St. Joseph Shawnee 49 Paola. Bonner Springs 66 Maur Hill- Atchison 56. Tonight Altoona Midway vs Olpe. Yates Center vs Spring Hill. Colby Scott City 57 Ulysses 48. Phillipsburg 79 Colby 3. Atchison 74 Hiawatha 52. Hayden 70 Shawnee Heights. Hays Ellinwood 65 Oakley 44. Hill City 75 LaCrosse 58. Haven 57 Conway Springs 4. St John 75 Halstead 71. Hillsboro Hesston 43 Herington 30. Hillsboro 87 Leon 6. Mankato Frankfort 72 Lincoln. Sacred Heart-Salina 66 Washington $7. Pittsburg Cherryvale 82 Uniontown 61. Frontenac 71 Caney 47. Ulysses Leon 77 Sublette 52. Spearville 74 Lakin 66. Baldwin Spring Hill 51 Baselor 42. Yates Center 55 Osage City at.
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Women Bowlers End Tourney With Close Scores
The Chanute Women's Bowling Association crowned champions in its annual mid-season handicap tournament. Division I singles went to Doris Dettweiler with 715 handicap. Division I doubles to Ann Carter and Sue Howell. all-events to Carla Olson. Nu-Wa Campers won Division I team with 2,983. Division II singles went to Sue Howell. Division II doubles to Nelda Backes and Deanna Patterson. Division II team to Nu-Wa Campers with 2,835. Banquet set for March 10 at Orchid Buffet.
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Top Hat Cleaners
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Burlington Manufacturing Co
Yates Center Advances To Regional Final In 2A Play
Yates Center beat Osage City 55 to 44 to reach the Class 2A regional final. Gary Backhus scored 11 in the first half and Wendell Leis added 9 in the third as the Wildcats built a 34 28 lead before closing out the win. They face Spring Hill at 8:30 p.m. in the title game with a state berth at Hutchinson on the line. Spring Hill earlier toppled Baselor 51 42 in the other semifinal.
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Cats
Girls Basketball Revitalized Under Morton at Midway
Coach Brian Morton has transformed the Midway girls basketball program since 1970, boosting popularity and success after consolidations. The 1972 73 season anticipates regionals and a state tournament, with a 10 2 record this year and most players returning. Captain Teresa Bettman departs, but scoring leaders Vicki Wescott and Carmien Starbuck lead a strong returning nucleus.
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Kansas
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Kansas Anglers Urged to Review State Fishing Rules
Kansas anglers should study current fishing laws as several species have creel limits while others carry no limits. Daily limits include ten for black bass and catfish, five for walleyes, three for northern pike, and one striped bass. some species have no limits. Residents pay 3 dollars and non residents 5 dollars for annual licenses, with youths under 16 and residents 65 plus exemptions. Non residents must carry a license while fishing in Kansas.
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Juco Region 6 Tournament Pairings Made
Hutchinson.NW Region 6 basketball seedings announced by Sam Butterfield. Eight teams vie in Hutchinson with Cof feyville vs S. John s Winfield at 2 pm and Johnson County vs Dodge City at 3 45 pm. Barton County meets Cloud County at 7 pm. Hutchinson faces Fort Scott at 8 45 pm. Semifinals Tuesday and final Wednesday.
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