Panthers fall to Hutchinson in playoff opener
Hutchinson Blue Dragons used a fast break to beat Neosho County Community College Panthers 98 80 in a Region 6 playoff game. Brandon led NCCJC with 30 points, while Rogers scored 18 for Hutchinson and the series moves to Chanute for game two.
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Skip Brandon
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Fred Moulton Jr
Ray Willis
Brandon Center
Harold Turner
Comets defeat Ottawa 62 51 in regional consolation
Chanute Blue Comets rally from a slow start to beat Ottawa Cyclones 62 to 51 in the Class AA regional consolation game at Fort Scott. Wilson scores 22 with 18 rebounds while Benson adds 18 points as Chanute finishes the tournament 4-17.
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Topeka Man Delivers Second Best Game in ABC Meet
In Cincinnati AP Wayne Sanders a 39 year old Topeka sixth grade teacher and ABC veteran rolled a 279 in his second game after starting with two spares and striking out He posted a 650 series and, with Robert Anderson of Topeka adding 512 in doubles for 1222, the doubles day best John Caras of Philadelphia scored a perfect 300 the meet’s single game high
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K States Champ Winter Tops Big Eight Coach of the Year
Tex Winter of Kansas State was voted the Big Eight Coach of the Year after guiding the Wildcats to the league title and an NCAA berth. Kansas State edged Oklahoma State 49 47 to clinch the crown as Winter earned his eighth coaching honor in 15 seasons.
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Iowa State
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Oklahoma
Joe Cipriano
Nebraska
Norm Stewart
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Louie Small
Wheeler Hughes
State Class AA Class A and B basketball tourney pairings
Unbeaten Wichita Southeast meets Great Bend while Wyandotte draws Pittsburg in Class AA. Class A opens with Wamego versus Russell and other first round matchups. Class B features College High against Belleville and Valley Falls versus Ness City with all games Thursday at respective sites. Defending Class BB champ Dwight faces Deerfield in Dodge City as pairings announced by the Kansas State High School Activities Association.
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Marks
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Emporia
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Deerfield
Dodge City
The
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Leavenworth
Wichita East
College Basketball Scores From The Midwest And West
The Associated Press reports numerous college men’s basketball results. Kansas State beat Oklahoma State 49 47, Iowa State 91 over Iowa State 4, UCLA defeated San Diego State 72 64, Stanford beat California 64 51, Oregon State edged Oregon 98 4, and several other regional games concluded across the Midwest and Far West.
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NBA Saturday and Sunday results across leagues
The scores show St. Louis 115 over Chicago 109 and Seattle 115 over San Diego 111 on Saturday. Los Angeles 137 beat San Francisco 132 in overtime. Sunday’s games include Cincinnati 137 over Boston 111 and Detroit 133 over St. Louis 121. Philadelphia 119 edged New York 108, Baltimore 119 over Los Angeles 89, and San Francisco 118 over Seattle 112. Indiana 120 over New Jersey 9, Kentucky 107 over Denver 102, Dallas 129 over Pittsburg 109, Houston 122 over Oakland 94, Indiana 113 over New Orleans 105, Pittsburgh 122 over New Jersey 106, and Dallas 112 over Anaheim 110.
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Boxing card reports mixed results in Nanges and Cartagena
Fight results show France's Jacques Marty KOing Kang Chun Won in Seoul. Ernie Pascua from the Philippines lost a 126 pound decision. In Cartagena German Castelbondo defeated Mario Rositto in a 139 pound bout, KO at 10 rounds.
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Kang Chun- Won
South Korea
Ernie Pascua
Philippines
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German Castelbondo
Mario Rositto
High Rise Under Construction Despite Federal Objections
In Alexandria Virginia a 16 story apartment house is being built east of the George Washington Memorial Highway near Dangerfield Island. The National Park Service says the high rise will worsen traffic and hamper plans to make the Potomac area a model of conservation and scenic beauty.
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Panthers Aim to even Region 6 Playoff With Hutchinson
Neosho County Panthers host Hutchinson Blue Dragons for game two in Region 6. Coach Lyle Rutter says the team can win despite a 98 80 loss, citing fast breaks and rebounding as keys and noting Panthers have not lost at home in over two years.
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River Is Searched For Driver of Car
A car plunged into the Smoky Hill River near Junction City. Ft. Riley soldier Sgt. Franklin Pipkin, who rode in the car, swam ashore after escaping through a broken windshield. The driver was last seen swimming. authorities recovered the car from ten feet of water and resumed the search.
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Harvey Schmedemann
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Outstanding Teacher From Leavenworth Crowned State Winner
The Kansas Jaycees named Charles D. Beltz of Leavenworth as the outstanding young educator of the year. Beltz, 32, teaches music at Leavenworth High School and runs a beef cattle farm. He studied at Ulysses High School and Fort Hays State College, and is pursuing a master's at Wichita State University. Second place went to Stanley B. Roth Jr., a 32 year old Lawrence biology teacher, with Tom Hamel, 28, a mathematics teacher at Great Bend, taking third among 37 entrants.
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Gladiolus booster Dr Earl J Hamilton fluent in six tongues
Dr Earl J Hamilton of the University of Chicago economics professor and noted gladiolus enthusiast is highlighted as a key promoter of gladiolus culture. He speaks six languages fluently, aiding worldwide outreach for glad competitions.
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Chanute Tribune Dispatches From March 11 1968
Local Chanute report highlights community events and notices as the town marks ongoing civic activities. Residents attend meetings and observe forthcoming public programs and school activities announced in the issue.
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