Comets Host Coffeyville in SEK Showdown Friday Night
Chanute’s Comets, fresh from a 26 point win over Columbus, host Coffeyville Golden Tornado at Royster Stadium 7 30. Speed from Coffeyville’s backfield led by Carey Borum and Buster Fields challenges Chanute’s defense as Golay injury thins the Comets.
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Fort Scott
Finley Might Consider Eight Million Offer for A's
Kansas City owner Charles C Finley says he would entertain an eight million dollar bid from Milwaukee interests for the Athletics if a cash offer materializes. He notes no rush to raise funds and acknowledges past talks with Milwaukee parties.
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Tests Start Today On Wilt Chamberlain Health
Doctors at Temple University Hospital began tests on Wilt Chamberlain to diagnose abdominal pains that kept the 7 foot 1 star of the San Francisco Warriors out of action. He checked into the hospital Wednesday night but offered no comment.
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Coffeyville and Fort Scott tied for first in Jayhawk
Coffeyville College Red Ravens won their fifth straight game beating Independence 40 21 to tie Fort Scott atop the Jayhawk Conference standings. Arkansas City blanked Butler County 27 0 while Hutchinson topped Pratt 27 13. Other results included Dodge City 53 10 loss to Trinidad and Garden City 55 0 defeat at Cameron A M Lawton. Willie Mays and Tommy Davis recorded 20 game hitting streaks this season.
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Figuring The Series Figures In Slugging Leaders
ST LOUIS AP Tim McCarver catcher for the Cardinals leads both World Series teams with a .762 slugging percentage and 16 total bases in 21 at bats, with 10 hits including a double triple and home run. Mickey Mantle tops the Yankees at .750 slugging, while Joe Pepitone belted a grand slam earlier in the season. Bill White went 0 for 4, dropping his average to .043 as Carl Warwick goes quiet for the Cardinals.
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Local social notes from Elsmore area gathering
Elsmore area residents reported a colorful Ozarks trip near Noel Missouri. Numerous guests attended dinners and visits with families including Holmes, Jackson, Ard, Ludlum, and others from Humboldt Chanute Moran Iola and Kansas City. Columbus Day school dismissal marked the week’s end.
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Series Facts World Series Facts and Figures
Series facts and figures from the World Series show New York and St. Louis in a competitive sequence. Box scores list game outcomes including runs hits and errors with home runs by Tresh Shannon Linz Mantle Boyer and others. The report notes attendance and net receipts as the series advances toward the seventh game scheduled in St Louis.
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Oerter Wins Third Olympic Discus Gold in Tokyo
American athletes dominate Tokyo events as Al Oerter seals his third straight discus title. Hayes ties world sprint record in 100 meters while Schollander shatters the 400 free record. Vesper Boat Club triumphs in rowing and Lesley Bush claims women’s platform diving gold. Domination continues as U S leads in medals with strong showings across swimming, rowing, and diving.
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Lehigh and Lafayette Open 1884 Rivalry With 50 Point Lafayette Win
The first meeting between Lehigh and Lafayette occurred in 1884 with Lafayette defeating Lehigh 50 to 0. This historic matchup established a long standing football rivalry between the two Pennsylvania schools.
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