Tornado Edge Comets 48 45 in Regional Back-and-Forth
Coffeyville Golden Tornado came from behind to defeat Chanute Blue Comet 48 to 45 in a first round Class AA regional game. Coffeyville led 16 16 at the end of the first, Chanute held a 28 26 halftime edge, and the Tornado outscored the Comets 20 11 in the final two periods. Grant Bever scored 20 for Coffeyville while Jack Brookhart and Ken McCoy each had 15 for Chanute. Chanute ends season 8 12.
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Midway and Oswego in regional title clash
Midway faces Oswego in a regional final to decide the Class B state basketball berth. Midway upset Parker 54 31 while Oswego beat Fulton 48 44 to advance. Fulton had been the top seed. Gary Steele and Brian Morton lead Midway while Dave Waxse and Sanders paced Oswego with 14 points each.
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St Patrick's over Cassoday in overtime semifinal
St Patrick's edged Cassoday 57 53 in overtime to reach the state tournament. Bob Schuler led Cassoday with 21 points, while St Patrick's Chuck Burns scored 20 and Tom Schoenhofer 13, as St Pat's pulled away in the extra period after a 53 53 tie.
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College basketball scores and semifinals results
The Associated Press lists scores across divisions with St John s NY 88 Manhattan 63 Missouri 5 Texas 73 Texas Christian 61 NYU 67 Fordham 63 Boston Col 76 Boston Univ 62. Semifinals in CLASS AA at Junction City McPherson 80 Abilene 88 Manhattan 58 Salina 46 at Newton Augusta 64 Hutchinson 60.
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Boxing results from a chaotic card with international fighters
A fragmentary boxing result list shows multiple bouts with unusual percentages and places. Ed die Thompson stops in New York, Katsumata defeats Lalo Guerrero in Tokyo, Ernesto Miranda outpoints Pi erre Rossi in Turin, and other bouts involve Mexico Argentina France and smaller scores.
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Two Games To Determine Meet Berths
The NCAA and NIT berths hang on key games. Tech and SMU clash in Fort Worth for an NCAA spot while Temple and St Josephs duel in Philadelphia for an NIT berth. NYU and St Johns win bids in Garden doubleheader as Texas, Oklahoma, BC win elsewhere.
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Celtics edge Bulls 108 102 in NBA thriller
Boston clasps a 108 102 win over Chicago in an NBA game on Thursday with key scores from the Celtics and late rally sealing the result.
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Grade Finals Are Today At Hutton
The Globe Trotters win fifth grade consolation and the Junior Celtics take third in sixth grade as the Gladiators win the sixth grade loser's bracket. Final matchups include fifth grade Twisters versus Falcons at 3 45 and sixth grade Trojans versus Fearsome Five at 4 30 at Hutton School.
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All-Star Five Named In Valley Basketball
Chet Walker of Bradley and James King of Tulsa headline the 1959 60 Missouri Valley Conference all star selections as unanimous first team picks. Walker, a Benton Harbor Michigan senior, and King a Fort Smith Arkansas junior headline with Gene Wiley Paul Hogue and John Savage completing the first team. Chuck Orsborn named Valley Coach of the Year. Second team includes Bonham Thacker Foster Torrence Kieffer with several others honored.
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Mazur Leads Pensacola Open After First Round
Peter Mazur sits on top of the leaderboard in the Pensacola Open with a 31 32 63 opening round at Pensacola Country Club. Arnold Palmer Tommy Bolt and Joe Campbell follow at 66 while 61 players are under par. The field will be cut to the low 60s after today’s round.
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Chicago Daily News Relays Feature Star Miler Beatty
Four world record holders enter the 26th Chicago Daily News Relays at Chicago Stadium tonight. Miler Jim Beatty and pole vaulter John Uelses headline the field alongside two other record holders.
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