Bucs Play Moberly For Jaco Crown
Moberly Missouri seeks a third national junior college title as it meets Independence Kansas in the final of a five day 16 team event in Hutchinson Kansas. The Greyhounds are veterans of 12 national tournaments and hold 1954 1955 crowns while Independence aims for its first or second title after an 82 54 semifinal win over Casper Wyoming and an overtime 78 76 victory over Wilmington North Carolina Friday night.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Moberly
Independence
Moberly Greyhounds
Independence Pirates
Casper
Wyo
Wilmington
North Carolina
Overtime thriller as Moberly tops Wilmington 80 to 74
In a tense semifinal Wilmington led by Gene Bogash who scored 41 but Moberly surged in overtime. Dwight Yeager tied it at 72 72 at the end of regulation and Warren Belcher sealed the 80 74 win with 1 57 left.
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Wadley
Ala
Wilmington
Moberly
Dwight Yeager
Warren Belcher
Gene Bogash
Joe Mimlitz
Independence
Casper
Pirates
Rick Parks
Elroy Moore
Dave Williamson
Williamson
Humboldt social notices and events spread through town
Humboldt Center Grove reports aid plans for a birthday dinner and a white elephant sale connected to a meeting. Members host, honor guests, and celebrate birthdays with tea, cards, and family dinners. Rotarians, Rebekahs, and churches hold district gatherings, with Dress-Up Day at Humboldt High and a revival at First Baptist noted.
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Humboldt—Center Grove
Harold McNeal
Barnett
Record
Cecil Spurrier
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Chanute
Miller
John Munson
Iola
J. G. Breshears
Willard Middendorf
Glendale
Calif
H. Middendorf
William Ronsick
Hulda Feeney
C. H. Ronsick
Lola
Humboldt High School
Ed Miller
Elsie Lindsey
E. R. Williams
Roy Jay
First Baptist Church
Sheriff to Auction Oil Field Equipment in Allen County
Under a March 11 1963 court order the Allen County Kansas Sheriff will auction oil and gas equipment from the Campbell farm on March 30 1963 at 2 00 p m. The sale includes jacks tanks gaso triplex pumps and other gear located SE quarter 29 26S 20E Allen County Kansas to satisfy judgments liens taxes and costs.
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State OF
Kansas
District Court
Allen County
Said
Campbell
Bethea Knocks Out De Piscalı in Rome
New York boxer Wayne Bethea stops Franco De Piscelli of Italy in a knockout in Rome. Weights unavailable. outcome listed as finish by knockout.
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Associated Press
Rome
Wayne Bethea
New York
Franco de Piscelli
Italy
Ministerial Alliance announces Good Friday services
The Erie area Ministerial Alliance announced union Good Friday services set for April 12 at the Nazarene church. Each member minister will participate. Officers for the coming year were named.
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The
Ministerial Alliance
Nazarene Church
Davey Moore Critical After Boxing KO in Los Angeles
Former featherweight champion Davey Moore remained in critical condition from brain injuries after losing his 126 pound title to Sugar Ramos in Mexico City and slipping into a coma. Governor Brown called for outlawing professional boxing in California and proposed a 1964 constitutional amendment to voters.
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Los Angeles
Davey Moore
California
Edmund G.brown
Moore
Sugar Ramos
Mexico City
Boxer
White Memorial Hospital
Davey
Sacramento
Brown
Exhibition Baseball Friday Results
Houston defeats Chicago 8 to 7 in a Friday exhibition. Boston beats Cleveland 7 to 3. Los Angeles A blank San Francisco 6 to 4. Baltimore edges New York A 7 to 6. Chicago A loses to Minnesota 5 to 4. Philadelphia and Cincinnati tied 4 to 3. St Louis over Detroit 4 to 3 after 12 innings. New York N down Washington 6 to 4. Milwaukee tops Kansas City 10 to 6.
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Houston
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Erie Teachers Association Install Officers at High School
The Erie Teachers Association installed new officers in a Thursday evening meeting at the high school. Officers include Mrs. Juanita Killian president Arthur West vice president Mrs. Lois Shrum secretary treasurer Mrs. Marie Pontious grade building representative and Jim Draper high school representative. Mrs. Killian succeeds Mrs. Helen Gould Scoville with Mrs. Ethel Hines as installing officer. Refreshments were provided by the budget committee members Mrs. Hines West Bill Singleton and Charles Ales.
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Erie Teachers Assn
Juanita Killian
Arthur West
Lois Shrum
Marie Pontious
Jim Draper
Killian
Helen Gould Scoville
Ethel Hines
Earl Miller
Hines
West
Bill Singleton
Charles Ales
Stan Musial Wins NL MVP in 1948 for Cardinals
Stan Musial became the last St. Louis Cardinal to win the National League Most Valuable Player Award, capturing the honor in 1948 for the Cardinals.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Sophomore core boosts Chanute Comet track hopes
Chanute High School's 1950s era Comets rely on sophomores for a strong track season led by Gary Eastburn Keith Cochran and Bruce Ward with 160 foot javelin from Stan Friederich and Dennis Baker in pole vault. Taylor and Anderson provide senior backbone alongside a young squad eyeing league title.
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Chanute Blue Comet
Dennis Baker
Bruce
Ners Dal
Puray
Comets
Gary Eastburn
Keith Cochran
Eastburn
Cochran
Imsea
Stan Friederich
Bruce Benson
Steve Moon
Comet
Chanute
Bruce Ward
Bob Bussman
Larry Jacobs
Bussman
Tom Arthur
Gary Branson
Lyle Briley
Roger Erickson
Everett James
Gary Keys
David Lloyd
Steven Moon
Jim Quinn
Bill Summers
Dana Williams
Mark Bogle
Carter Bohling
Rod Goltry
Ron Goltry
Lynn Gorrell
Stan Mintz
Peter Nooteboom
Randy Richman
Denny Senseney
Wayne Washburn
Area Players Named As All Stars In Southeast
Tom McKenzie of Chanute leads the Southeast All Area basketball team as six foot forward. Ken McCoy of Chanute earns honorable mention. Class A first five includes Earl Seyfert of Humboldt center. Midway’s Brian Morton makes Class B first five. Gary Walburn earns honorable mention. Other honorees include Parsons George Harvey Ben Witty Darrell Sumner Coffeyville Dennis Kirkendall Pittsburg and Saint Patrick’s Tom Schoenhofer.
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Tom McKenzie
Topeka Capital-Journal
Ken McCoy
Capital
Humboldt
Earl Seyfert
Seyfert
Midway
Brian Morton
Jets
Topeka
Gary Walburn
St. Patrick’s
Walnut
Tom Schoenhofer
Parsons
George Harvey
Ben Witty
Darrell Sumner
Coffeyville
Dennis Kirkendall
Pittsburg
Larry King
Fort Scott
Tom Verner
Dave Nading
Altamont
Stan Wutke
Jim Betoncino
Girard
Bob Skahan
Columbus
Connie Bryant
Neodesha
Boyd Austin
Galena
Mike Lasley
Fredonia
Tiger Star Pleads Guilty To Theft
Missouri football star Johnny Roland pleaded guilty to the theft of two tires and wheels, fined 50 dollars, and given a suspended 30 day jail term. The sophomore from Corpus Christi was the Big Eight's top scorer with 78 points last season.
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Columbia
Johnny Roland
Missouri
Corpus Christi
Tex
Roland
Roger Hines
Hines
Providence Canisius Play for NIT Crown
Providence Friars ride a 14 game win streak into Madison Square Garden to seek a second NIT title in three years against Canisius. The Griffins, among the nation’s smallest teams, counter with a determined matchup.
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New York
Providence Friars
Canisius
Madison Square Garden
Griffins
College and junior college semifinals and consolation scores
NCAA semifinals saw Cincinnati defeat Oregon State 80 to 46 and Loyola Chicago beat Duke 94 to 75. AAU semifinals included Bartlesville 80 over Armed Forces All-Stars 78. National Junior College results featured Moberly 78 over Wilmington 76 and Independence 82 over Casper 54. First and second rounds determined losers with multiple small college results across the country.
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Cincinnati
Oregon State
Chicago
Loyola
Duke
Bartlesville
Okla
Armed Forces
St Louis Earns 122 106 Win to Lead Series 2-0
The St Louis team defeated Detroit 122 to 106 in Friday's Western Division semifinal game. St Louis now leads the best of five series two games to none as the teams head to the next matchup.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Snead and Harney Lead Doral Open After 36 Holes
Sam Snead, aging yet steady, and Paul Harney share the 36-hole lead at the $50,000 Doral Open in Miami. Snead, hampered by a foot lump, shot 69 to join Harney at 140 four under par on the 7,028-yard course. More than a score of players remain within striking distance of the $9,000 top prize as the field of 80 pro golfers advances to the third round.
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Sam Snead
Slammin
Sam
Paul Harney
Doral Country Club
John Knobs Averages Strong Record at MSU Baseball
John Knobs has coached Michigan State baseball for 39 seasons yielding only four losing years and a lengthy tenure marked by consistent performance. The long-serving leader guided the Spartans through many campaigns with steady results.
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John Knobs
Michigan
Providence, Canisius clash as NIT schedule set
Great defense and sharp shooters mark the NIT festival. Canisius beat Providence 8 75 in January. The game airs at 4 p.m. EST with a NBC tape delay at 6 p.m. Marquette and Villanova face for third place at 2 p.m. Providence won the NIT in 1961, now its 26th year.
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Canisius
Providence
Marquette
Villanova
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