Mayhem as Cagers Win in Exhibition Victory
The U S team beat Russia 83 67 to take a 2 1 lead in the six game series. Coach Bob Cousy praised the aggression while Vladimir Kondrashin condemned the rugged play. Nater and Dvornii clashed as tempers flared and Shukshin left with a leg injury amid the rough action before a 15000 plus crowd.
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Chanute Blue Comets Eye SEK Track Crown at Parsons meet
Chanute High rises as favorites to win the Southeast Kansas League track crown at Parsons despite Coffeyville’s recent dominance. Coach Thad Clements predicts 98 points as the target to clinch the title, boasting top marks in five events and strong showings in relays and field events led by Dick Ray and Jeff Williams.
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Knicks Aim to Beat Lakers Behind Chamberlain in Game 2
Los AngelesWilt Chamberlain looms again as the Lakers push to go up 2-0 in the NBA finals over the Knicks. Chamberlain dominated the opener with seven blocked shots and six assists as Los Angeles won 115-112. Willis Reed notes Wilt can challenge shooters while Mel Counts rebounds inside.
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Pacers Await Daniels Status For Game Three
In Indianapolis Indiana Mel Daniels will be a game time decision due to a lower back injury suffered in warmups before Monday night’s 114 102 loss at Louisville to Kentucky which tied the best of seven series at one game apiece.
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Big Eight clears Crowder rumor in Oklahoma recruitment case
Big Eight commissioner Charles Nevias said Eddie Crowder did not report any recruitment irregularities involving Kerry Jackson and Mike Phillips at Oklahoma. He refuted published accusations and emphasized adherence to conference and NCAA rules. The investigation will continue under standard enforcement procedures.
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Royals and Cardinals Triumph in MLB Action
The Kansas City Royals beat the New York Yankees 4 3 to end a two game skid. St Louis Cardinals defeated the San Diego Padres 5 4 as Bob Gibson earned his first win in relief of six innings. Gibson tied a major league record with 241 consecutive starts since last relief appearance in 1965.
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Juco Golf Meet at Great Bend
Neosho County participated among 12 schools in the Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference golf meet at Great Bend. Hutchinson and Johnson County were expected to field strong entries in the 27 hole event. Other teams included Barton County Butler County Cowley County Dodge City Coffeyville Kansas City Pratt and Seward County. Barton County hosts and is the defending conference champion. American Association Wichita 10 Evansville 4 Omaha 4 Tulsa 2 10 innings.
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Deron Johnson Traded to Oakland for Bastable
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Deron Johnson was traded to the Oakland Athletics in exchange for minor league outfielder third baseman Jack Bastable.
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Panthers Advance to Regionals Face Garden City Tonight
Neosho County Panthers win a first round berth in the NJCAA Region VI baseball tournament and meet Garden City Community College tonight at 8:30. The Panthers earned their regional berth with a playoff victory and head to the regional against the Buccaneers at Winfield.
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Kentucky Derby field includes Secretariat and Angle Light
The 99th Kentucky Derby draws 13 entries with Secretariat from Meadow Stable No. 10 post and Angle Light from No. 2 for Saturday's race. Restless Jet, ElKwood Stable, holds pole position after a 5-3 playoff win over Labette County. Neosho County tops junior college bracket as Labette falls short 7-3.
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Chanute Invitational Girls Track Meet Set for Friday
Fifteen high schools will compete in the fourth annual Chanute Invitational at Royster Stadium with events starting at 3 p.m and finals at 6 30 Chanute the defending champion is favored but Pittsburg and Udall are strong challengers Also entered are Caney Valley Cherryvale Gardner Girard Humboldt Leon Louisburg Northeast of Alma Parsons Royster Chanute Sedan and Uniontown
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KU Hires Cage Aide
Lawrence Duncan Reid, a successful Lincoln prep coach, is named assistant basketball coach at the University of Kansas. Reid replaces Jim Karabetsos, who resigned to become Regis College head coach. Reid, 35, led Lincoln teams to a 174-53 mark over eight seasons and a 30-1 record last year with an AP state No. 1 ranking.
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