Humboldt Plans Annual AAU Marathon Event
Humboldt will host the third annual AAU sanctioned 26 mile marathon on April 13 with the Missouri Valley Road Runners Club and Humboldt Chamber of Commerce as sponsors. The race starts at 1 p.m. at Bridge and Ninth Streets, covers 13 miles out and back, and has a five hour limit. Last year Patrick McMahon won in 2 35 28. Two new events include a girls race and a Marathon Queen Contest with votes tied to purchases across local stores.
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Minister Bridges Two Worlds In Inner City Mission
The Rev. Jesse F. Anderson Jr. works Sundays at an all white Episcopal church and weekdays in a poor Negro neighborhood. He runs a youth center offering jobs, books, study space, recreation, and support, while directing dialogues between races. St Patrick's Church supports his mission with funds and collaboration to engage whites and blacks in urban ministry.
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Scout-O-Rama Set in Tola Riverside Park
The Mission Trails District Sedan Area Council will host Scout-O-Rama at Riverside Park in Tola on May 5 from 3 30 to 6 p m. The event showcases scouting activities with displays and demonstrations by numerous units. Organizers include Roger Findahl Dave Robinson and Rod Strohl with district executive Dan Jansen leading participation and promotion.
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Scout-O- Rama
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Dave Robinson
Rod Strohl
Dan Jansen
Advertising Features: A Glimpse of Desired Goods
Advertising pages showcase a range of consumer items and services. The ads highlight new products, store promotions, and local sales, offering readers options to compare prices and plan purchases.
Big Eight Football At Its Best film announced by conference
The Big Eight Conference and Frontier Airlines announce a 27 minute football highlights film titled Big Eight Football At Its Best. It covers the 1967 season and previews 1968, with premiere showings planned in major cities across the six-state area. Frontier operates in 66 cities within the conference region.
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Duke
Alcindor Named Most Outstanding Player in NCAA Final Four
Lew Alcindor of UCLA was named the outstanding player after leading the Bruins to a 101-69 win over Houston and a 78-55 victory against North Carolina. He scored 53 points and grabbed 34 rebounds in the two games, joining a short list of repeat honorees. Teammates Mike Warren, Lucius Allen, and Lynn Shackelford also earned All-Tournament honors.
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Houston
North Carolina
Alcindor
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Lucius Allen
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Shackelford
Allen
Warren
Tar Heels
Flyers
Ohio State
Don May
Fire Department Instructors Conference Held in Memphis
Chief J. P. Erickson and Assistant Chief Darrel Finley of Chanute attended the 40th annual Fire Department Instructors Conference in Memphis. The program focused on riots and civil disorders, public relations, arson detection, LP gas emergencies, and training administration with over 4 000 attendees from all 50 states, Canada, and other countries.
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Chanute
Dayton Wins NIT Title Over Kansas 61-48
Dayton wins the NIT championship 61-48, finishing 14 straight wins after a 7-9 January start. Don May scores 17 of 22 in the second half as Dayton caps its best season under coach Don Donoher. Kansas, 22-8, earns third after beating St Peter's 81-78.
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NBA Playoff Scores Tie After Sunday Action
Eastern semifinals New York 128 Philadelphia 117 in a tied series 1-1. Western semifinals St Louis 111 San Francisco 103 tied 1-1. Celtics 123 Pistons 116 as Boston pushes series lead to 2-0. Los Angeles 109 Chicago 101 as Lakers take 2-0 edge. ABA Dallas 111 Houston 110 with Dallas up 2-0. New Jersey forfeits to Kentucky in end of season, Anaheim 147 Oakland 135, Minnesota 115 Kentucky 102 with Minnesota leading 1-0 in a best-of-5.
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Floyd Leads Pensacola Open as Gamble Pays Off
Ray Floyd shot a blazingly low 64 to erase an eight-stroke deficit and take a one stroke lead into the final round of the Pensacola Open. Floyd posted 202 14 under par with an eagle on the par five eighth after driving into the woods. George Archer Tony Jacklin trailed at 203 and 204 while Tom Shaw and Dave Marr were at 204. The $80 000 event offers $16 000 to the winner and could clinch Floyd a Masters berth at Augusta if victorious.
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Pensacola
Fla
Ray Floyd
Floyd
George Archer
Tony Jacklim
Tom Shaw
Augusta
Assault Charged After Ex-Wife Complaint
Police arrested John Norman at 309 S. Highland on a warrant for assault. Ex-wife signed the complaint, he was released on $200 bond. Trial set for 3:30 p.m. April 3.
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S. Highland
Norman
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
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Fight results from Boston and Seoul card
In Boston Renaldo Victoria of Pittsfield and Jerry Geac of Arlington battled to a draw at 139 and 140 pounds respectively. In Seoul Choi Sung Kap of South Korea stopped Manfredo Allipala of the Philippines in the middleweight bout at 7 rounds.
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Pittsfield
Mass
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Korea
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South Korea
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Philippines
Baseball Scores From Recent Games
Boston 6 over Atlanta 2 and Cincinnati 6 over St Louis 5. Houston 11 over Oakland 4. Baltimore 3 over New York 0. Washington 4 over Philadelphia 2. Detroit 2 over New York 0. Chicago 6 over Minnesota 5. Cleveland 5 over Chicago 4.
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Texans Win Juco Title
San Jacinto of Pasadena Texas defeated Mercer County New Jersey 66 to 64 in the National Junior College Basketball Tournament final. Terry Mullen hit two free throws with 28 seconds left to seal the victory as San Jacinto finished 44 2 on the season Mercer 30 3. Other top finishers include ert College of Oklahoma third Northeastern on F Colo fourth Iowa Central fifth Vincennes Indiana sixth Miami Dade seventh and Robert Morris Carthage Illinois eighth.
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Kan
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Pasadena
Tex
Mercer County
Trenton
N.J
Mercer
Ert College of Oklahoma
Northeastern
Chanute Tribune Briefs Roundup March 25
Local page note from Chanute Tribune summarizes headlines and briefs for March 25. Includes community news, upcoming events, and brief notices from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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