Comet Faces Testing in Columbus Area Showdowns
In the Southeast Kansas League one week remains until big clashes unfold. Columbus and Parsons sit undefeated as Independence, Chanute, and Fort Scott travel to pivotal games. Titans of Columbus feature Douthit and Stover as key backs while coach Dick Hedges plans a rebound.
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Southeast Kansas
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Fort Scott
Parsons
Chanute
Columbus
Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Titans
Lola
Dick Hedges
Dick Purdy
Purdy
Comets
Pittsburgh
Chris Phillips
Paul Tate
Iola
Tornado
Sumner
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Altamont
Four County Football Playoff Push Amid Busy Week
Four County League schedules a hectic weekend with two top contenders facing league rivals. Midway visits Galesburg for homecoming while Stark hosts Westphalia as results from last week sharpen standings. Kincaid at Altoona is noncounting. Thayer travels to Colony and Westphalia plays Stark after mixed recent results.
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Kincaid
Altoona
Anderson County
Galesburg
Thayer
Colony
Quenemo
Flyers
Stark
Westphalia
Welda
Wwe WL
Midway Ccosccesee
Tri-Valley football standings show tight race
In the Tri-Valley League four teams tied for first and four for second as the season nears midplay. Yates Center, Fredonia, Neodesha, and Burlington sit atop a crowded standings chase while Humboldt and Garnett aim to upset. Friday matches include Humboldt at Burlington and Garnett at Fredonia.
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Yates Center
Burlington
Humboldt
Larry Quickel
Tri-Valley
Wildcats
Cherryvale
Neodesha
Garnett
Fredonia
Eureka
WLT
Esse
Ceooows
Eureka Csvsceeeees
Fredonia Eureka
Three Clashes in Big 8 Grid Race
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver vows a win as his Wildcats host Missouri with Cornelius Davis and Ossie Cain leading a strong running game. Missouri seeks momentum after beating no 2 UCLA and prepares to defend against an improving Kansas State.
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Associated Press
Kansas State
Doug Weaver
Weaver
Wildcats
Tigers of Missouri
Manhattan
K-State
Cornelius Davis
Ossie Cain
Cats
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Don Shanklin
Iowa
Industrial Basketball League Sets Nov 1 Start
Tomorrow marks the deadline for league entries as only three teams are tentatively joined. The recreation commission aims for a smooth season opener on November 1 with new conduct rules and competition standards. Last season featured eight teams, 14 games per team, two games weekly at St Patrick's School, with fees of 59.50 per team and total expenses of 100.00 covered by fees and subsidy.
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Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
St. Patrick's School
Church Softball League Elects Leadership and Awards
The Church Softball League re elected Henry Rapp as president and voted four trophies for next season for first second third and sportsmanship. Harley Pence is vice president Harold Neptune secretary treasurer Bernard Wyatt trustee replacing Royce Wells. Trustees Don Haymaker and Roy Marts continue. A two round schedule with interval for makeup and non league games is considered. Net profit last season was $9 with concessions run by Jack Shaw who will supervise again in 1967.
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Church
Henry Rapp
Memorial Building
Harley Pence
Harold Neptune
Bernard “Dinty
Wyatt
Royce Wells
Don Haymaker
Roy Marts
Treasury
Jack Shaw
Rapp
Shaw
Girard Invades Erie to Challenge CNC League Leaders
Girard seeks to solidify a title push after a 14-12 win over defending champion Frontenac. Russ Garber scored five touchdowns for a strong showing while Frontenac’s Gary Grant added eight in two games. Southeast of Cherokee routed Northeast of Alma 13, and Riverton hosts Cherokee in the league’s top clash as playoff implications loom.
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Girard
Erie
Frontenac
Red Devils
Cherokee
Riverton
Russ Garber
Gary Grant
Charles Brock
Baxter Springs
Baxter
College High
Lancers
Alma
Esceevecceses
Fromtenac
Galena
Seemenee College High
Tovese
Arma
St. Mary's
Baxter Frontenac
College Hig Cherokee
Erie St. Mary's
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight
Junior high football game Coffeyville versus Chanute at Royster Field at 6 30 p m. Highland Park women s tennis match at 6 p m. Chancester meeting at Central Park scheduled for 8 p m.
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Coffeyville
Chanute
Royster Field
Highland Park
Central Park
World Series Game One Details and Box Score
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 to 3 in game one. Pitchers McNally and Drabowsky earned the win while Drysdale took the loss. Home runs were hit by Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson for Baltimore and by LeFebvre for Los Angeles.
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Baltimore
Los Angeles
McNally
Drabowsky
Etchebarren
Drysdale
Moeler
Miller
Perranoski
Roseboro
W—Drabowsky
L—Drysdale
F. Robinson
B. Robinson
Lefebvre
Al Jones Stops Sonny Moore in Miami Beach Bout
Al Jones 22542 from Goulds Fla halted Sonny Moore 206% from Dallas Tex in a nine round bout in Miami Beach Florida.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
al Jones
Goulds
Sonny Moore
Dallas
Tex
Royster Junior High Rockets Host Coffeyville Tonight
The Royster Junior High Rockets meet Coffeyville here at 6 30 with much of the same starting lineup as the Ottawa opener. Key players include Whitworth Barnhart Smith Barnow Godinez Horton Beck Mitchell and Hoffman with Ennis likely to see part action despite an ankle sprain. Defensive regulars Bowyer Lopeman Harding and Randy? Bowyer standouts are expected to anchor the defense as Coffeyville brings speed on reverses and sweeps. The Rooster band and drum corps provide pre game and halftime entertainment.
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Chanute Junior High
Coffeyville
Tribune
Bud Roberts
Larry Barnhart
Todd Smith
Vic Godinez
Mike Beck
Kenneth Horton
Doug Barnow
Dale Whitworth
M. G. Clark
Randy Harding
Steve Mitchell
Bob Ennis
Bill Ray
Royster Junior High
Ottawa
Jim Hoffman
Rooster
Altamont
Royster
Chanute Tribune Highlights From October 6 1966 Edition
The Chanute Tribune page six reports on local events in Chanute Kansas with brief notices and community updates. Details include city happenings, social notices, and local personalities featured in the weekly local pages.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Summary
Classified advertising notes three to six day options with 10 word minimum and 40 percent discount for cash. Ads start same day if received before 10 am, or before 9 am on Saturdays. Extra rates apply out of territory. Bitua Ads 25: Extra.
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Larry Stover
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Stover
Tom Correll
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Beneese
Toronto
Fall River
Farmers and Builders Supply Headquarters
S. Forest
Dick Ahring
ST. Clair
Missouri
Minnesota
Illinois
Tigers
UCLA
Dan Devine
Roger Wehrli
Rich Bernsen
Earl Denny
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Wisconsin
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Oklahoma
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Oklahoma State
Travelers Indemnity Co
Hartford, Conn
Lassman Electric
South Santa Fe
Robin Crusoe
Dick van Dyke Nel Kwan
Technic
Wail Daney Productions
Papatoosa
Ron Vox
Springs
Larry
JAYS
W.F.W. Club Rooms
Coffeyville Rocket Foe
Todd Hampton
Rono Bowyer
Steve Lopeman
Pentecostal Holiness Church
South Central
T. V. Manning
Charles Wrestler
Neel
Alcoholics Anonymous
Don
Pat
South Forest
Ron Umbarger
West
Kenneth Barringer
Malcolm
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