Comets edge Altamont 70 to 69 in regional opening
Chanute Comets survive a fourth-quarter rally by Altamont to win 70-69 and advance to a semifinal against Coffeyville. Parsons beat Tola 74-58 and Coffeyville toppled Fort Scott 60-49. Wayne Benson led Chanute with 27 points as five players scored seven or more.
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Pittsburg
Altamont
Parsons
Tola
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Comets
Chanute
Comet
Wayne Benson
Benson
Robert Orr
Monty Briley
Bill Gaudern
Chris Kirkwood
Ken Graves
Trackson
Swanwick
McPherson
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Newton
Topeka
Topeka West
Lawrence
Hayden
Topeka High
Iola
College Basketball Scores Report From Associated Press
East NYU beat Fordham 82 70 Manhattan topped St Francis NY 75 64 in the East. Midwest Cincinnati 67 Xavier 62 Tulsa 56 Drake 45 Iowa State 79 Missouri 73. Southwest SMU 99 Texas Tech 89 Arkansas 94 Texas A M 71 Wichita 112 N Texas State 79 Baylor 88 Texas 71 TCU 93 Rice 8. West New Mexico 83 Arizona 69 Wyoming 120 Arizona St 85. Atlantic Coast Duke Wake Forest 73 North Carolina 77 Maryland 70 South Carolina 60 Clemson 52 N C State 86 Virginia 77. NCAA Northeast A College Division Assumption 96 No eastern 69 Consolation Amer International 96 Springfield 94 Midwest Christian College Basketball at Kansas City Semis Central Christian 57 Manhattan Kan Bible College 73 Omaha Baptist Bible College 58. Pro Philadelphia 135 San Francisco 125. High School results listed for Leavenworth Shawnee Mission etc.
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Southwest
Austin Peay
Midwest
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ohio
Tulsa
Drake
Iowa State
Missouri
Okla
City
Centenary
SMU
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Wichita
Howard Pirates Triumph Over Yates Center In Class B Regional
Howard Pirates defeated Yates Center Wildcats 79 to 64 in the Class B regional first round ending Yates Center season at 11 7. Donald led Yates Center with 27 points while Howard’s Hebb scored 24 and Parker 22 as the Pirates benefited from 21 Wildcat fouls for 25 free throws.
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Parsons
Yates Center Wildcats
Howard Pirates
Wildcat
St. Paul
College High
Howard
Leon
Frontenac
Yates
Yates Center
Mike Chatterton
Alex Glades
The
Wildcats
Wildcat Donald
Pirates
Hebb
Parker
Howard Yates Center
Ene Forsyth Chetterton
Hed Hass
Mallter Glaces
Lpbetson Delong
Worley Criss
Schomeker Broemean
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Conserved Levels
Report shows John Redmond at 1036.00 feet and MTT Bverre Fall River veesee at 948.50 feet above sea level. Data reflects normal conservation pool status for the area dams.
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John Redmond
Fall River Veesee
John Remond
Toronto Rr
Fall River
Pensacola Open Leads Include Brewer Edge for San ders
Defending champion Doug Sanders sets a fast pace in the Pensacola Open as Golfers chase early lead with Gay Brewer rising as a confident challenger in Pensacola Florida.
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Pensacola
Fla
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Big Eight clash as Kansas meets Kansas State in Manhattan
Sixth ranked Kansas aims to stay atop the Big Eight with an 11-1 mark as they visit rival Kansas State, 8-4, in a pivotal showdown at Ahearn Fieldhouse. Tex Winter and Ted Owens expect a sold out arena and intense defense from both sides. Kansas routed Nebraska 119 73 last week and relies on White Lopes and Lewis to pressure, while K State seeks an upset to boost its season.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
K-State
White
Jayhawks
Winter
Ted Owens
Ahearn
Owens
Roy Smith
Walt Wesley
Kstate
Peak Reached At Proper Time By Indy Hutch
Hutchinson Blue Dragons and Independence Pirates clinched Region Six sub regionals to earn a spot in the National Junior College Tournament. Hutchinson swept Arkansas City 93 65 on a neutral court while Independence upset Coffeyville 82 79 and features 6 4 freshman Mike Jones leading scoring at 14.9 PPG. The best two of three series begins Monday in Hutchinson with games Wednesday in Independence and a possible third Thursday.
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Bob Wirz
Wichita Eagle
Associated Press
Hutchinson
Independence
Jayhawk Jaco
Dragons
Arkansas City
Sam Butterfield
Butterfield
Blue Dragons
Mike Jones
Osage City
Coffeyville
Red Ravens
Dee Ketchum
Pirates
Joe Ragsdal
Ketchum
Jaco Boys
James Jackson
Ragsdal
Brian Morton
Calhoun and Lincoln win in Portland and Los Angeles
In Portland Mile Calhoun of Kingston Jamaica outpointed Marion Connor of Boston. In Los Angeles Amos Lincoln defeated Billy Daniels of New York City on points.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Mile Calhoun
Kingston
Jamaica
Marion Connor
Boston
Los Angeles
Amos
Lincoln
Billy Daniels
New York City
Clay Fight Shifts From Forum to Verdun Venue Talks
Amid a Montreal Athletic Commission clash with promoters the Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight bout loses the 15,000 seat Forum and may move to Verdun Auditorium in the Montreal suburb. New York lawyer Robert Arum of Main Bout Inc said discussions with Mayor George O'Reilly would decide the plan.
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Montreal
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
United States
Montreal Forum
Verdun
Montreal Athletic Commission
Robert Arum
New York
Main Bout Inc
George O'Reilly
Three Way Tie For Second In MV Basketball
Wichita’s 112-79 win over North Texas boosts its record to 16-9 while Valley rivals St. Louis and Bradley sit at 15-9 and 19-6 respectively for a three way tie at 8 5 in the Missouri Valley. The regular season ends Saturday and bids to the NIT appear possible for Bradley, St. Louis, and Wichita.
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Associated Press
Wichita
St. Louis
Bradley
New York
Tulsa
Louisville
Rocky Westley
Cardinals
North Texas
Jamie Thompson
Rubin Russell
Thompson
Mantle Shoulder Passes First Test in Spring Camp
Mickey Mantle’s right shoulder showed no ill effects after surgery on January 25 during Yankees spring training in Fort Lauderdale. He took light batting practice and said the shoulder is “all right,” a bit sore but nothing like last year, and swung briefly after seeing Roger Maris with a bat.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Vern Benson
Roger Maris
Classified Advertising Rates Per Word Brief
Rates listed for 1 day through 26 consecutive days with a 10 word minimum. Discounts apply for cash with ad. Blind acts 25 cents extra. Out of territory rate available on request. Ads accepted if most individuals submit before 19 a.m. and before 9 a.m. on Saturday.
Daytime babysitting and job ads in Chanute paper
Local ad notices include daytime babysitting in a home and a Southwestern Bell Telephone Company openings for construction workers to build and maintain lines in Kansas with advancement opportunities. Also two women sought to earn 45 dollars for 15 hours, car required. Route salesman for Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Call HE 10170 for appointment.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
Chanute Tribune
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
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Altamont Gunners
Virgil Akins
Gaudern
Briley
Orr
Grizzlies
Akins
Golden Tornado
Aftamont
Greaves
Associated Press College
East Nyu
Fordham
St. Francis
N.Y
Kansas City
Central Christian
Moberly
Bible College
Calvary Bible College
Prairie Village
Omaha Baptist Bible College
Phila
Phia
San Fran
Leavenworth
Turner
Ward
Sumner
Shawnee Mission
North
Rosedale
Shawnee Mission West
Shawnee Mission North
Shawnee Mission East
Wellington Independence
Winfield
Wichita East
Kapaun
Wichita West
Wichita North
Girard Columbus
Neodesha
Girard
Baxter Springs
Erie
Trip Yates
Burt Lancaster
LA Ns
Misty
Betes
Toronto
Sanders
Connie Francis
Harve Presnell
Sam Paras
Herman Raa
Chanute National Guard Armory
Thomas 8. Hunt
First National Bank
Easton
F.d.lc
Hamms Beer
Bonnie
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Roush
Opal Stipp
Ann Carter
Ina Lou Anderson
Mary Pounds
Tex Winter
Jo Jo
Delvy) Lewis
Lopes
Indy, Hutch
Devil's Pool
Ozark Mountains
Mitchell Motor Company
Clay
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
W. Main
the Railroad Building, Loan and Savings Assn. Home Office
Newton, Kansas
Edwin H. Bideau Associated Agencies Agents
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Alcoholics Anonymous
Kansas Highway Patrol
State Personnel Division
Harrison
Bains Bakery
Aluminum Service
Navaco
B & O Contractors
W. Sth
Bert Beck, Jr
Bob Donovan
Jack Wilson
W. 10Th
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