Defense Is Stressed For Weekend Grid Defense
Weekend college football centers on defense as top matchups unfold. Wisconsin hosts Iowa in a key Big Ten clash while Auburn fears Georgia Tech in a defensive Southeast showdown. Army, Michigan State, Ohio State, Navy, Texas, LSU, Clemson, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Oregon, and others feature notable defensive battles or implications in their respective titles and bowl contexts.
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Local league standings and results from Friday games
Friday matchups listed Coffeyville at Chanute Fort Scott at Pittsburg Iola at Independence Arkansas City at Parsons Columbus at Altamont. Last week results show Independence 31 Parsons 6 Pittsburg 20 Iola 19 Columbus 45 Chanute 6 Neodesha 57 Eureka C Yates Center 19 Cherryvale 0 Garnett 12 Fredonia 4 Burlington 33 Humboldt 7.
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Boots Monroe Stops Herman Marquez in California Bout
Associated Press reports 117 year old Boots Monroe of Los Angeles stopped 11512 Stockton fighter Herman Marquez in Sacramento California. Willie Morton versus Damasco Collazo bout canceled. A cooking tip about cutting dates with wet scissors is included.
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Yankees' 1958 World Series shares total $8759 each
New York Yankees received 32 full shares worth 8759 dollars each for the 1958 World Series, with Milwaukee players getting 31 full shares totaling 5896 dollars. Virgil Trucks and Murry Dickson earned notable partial shares, while Sal Maglie and others received smaller fractions. Frick also fined 22 Milwaukee players for disclosing financial figures.
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Idaho Texas Jacos Top Junior College Football Powers
Wendell McMurray announces the top five junior college football teams in the northern and southern divisions based on regional directors votes. Boise leads the North and Tyler the South. top teams include Boise 3-0, Trinidad 3-1, Fairbury 5-0, Grand Rapids 3-1, Dodge City 3-1-1. Southern leaders are Tyler 5-0, Arlington 3-1, Texarkana 3-1, Wingate 3-0, Navarro 2-1. Final divisional selections for the national championship to be announced Nov 17.
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New Faces Clash on Madison Square Garden Card
George Chuvalo of Toronto and Pat McMurtry of Tacoma meet in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Chuvalo, a 21 year old Canadian champion dubbed a young Rocky Marciano, is the 7 to 5 favorite over 26 year old McMurtry. The NBC telecast from 8 p.m. CST features two rising heavyweights with contrasting styles and pro records.
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Coffeyville Blue Comets Clash With Golden Tornado
The Blue Comets of Coffeyville visit Chanute tonight to play the Golden Tornado in a league game on Coffeyville’s home field. Coffeyville relies on defense and a sharp passing attack after a 13-12 win over Fort Scott and a 45-6 loss to Columbus.
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Nine New Members To Grid Fame Hall
The National Football Foundation announced nine new members joining the Football Hall of Fame. The class increases the total to 162, with inductees including Charles Barrett Cornell David C Campbell Harvard Marshall Biggie Goldberg Pittsburgh Harry Kipke Michigan Francis Pug Lund Minnesota Frank John Dutch Schwab Lafayette Harry Stuhlidreher.
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Pug) Lund
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Dutch) Schwab
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Notre Dame and Yale figures to be honored at award dinner
The six living members of the group including Harry Killinger and Tad Jones will be honored with President Eisenhower at the Foundation's inaugural award dinner in New York on October 28. Eisenhower will receive the Foundation's first gold medal.
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Tigers Sooners In Big Eight Opener
Missouri and Oklahoma start the 1958 Big Eight schedule with a crippled Missouri lineup hampered by Hank Kuhlmann’s ankle and Bob Haas’ arm. Kansas State visits Manhattan as K State nears full strength, while Colorado, Nebraska, and Oklahoma State also play non-conference games.
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Two-Point Rule Backed by Lou Little Urges Goal Posts Move
Lou Little a veteran of college football supports the new two-point conversion and proposes moving goal posts back to the goal line to revive field goals. He says the change would give teams a clear option near the end zone and restore field goals to college play.
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Esther Hodgen visits Kansas City daughter and talks Europe
Esther Hodgen traveled to Kansas City to visit family while her father remains in a local hospital recovering. Marion Dorris flew to Germany to be with his seriously ill son Albert in the armed services. Community members gathered for Sunday supper with the Jones, Thurman, Gough, Gentle, Smith and Shellhorn families as Esther Hodgen lectured on her Europe trip at the Brethren church. Mr. and Mrs. George Dorris attended the funeral of Mrs. Dorris' grandmother after a weekend at home.
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Ambitious Man Wanted for Part Time Sales Training
Florida jobs listings offer a five night sales training class with flexible hours. The ad promises a high earning potential under guidance from a Marshal Field owned international corporation and invites interested individuals to request an interview via Charity Tribune Box G.C.Q.
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Sales Manager Trainee Opportunity in Chanute Area
Classified notice seeks a neat ambitious sales professional aged 28 to 45 for a top sales position in Chanute and nearby. Weekly salary $100 plus commission, with potential yearly income of $10,000. Write Box X60, Chanute Tribune cafe for local interview.
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Classified ad rates for cash payments with discounts for early insertions. Blind ads incur a 24 cent extra. Six month contracts available to regular users. Out of trade area 6 cents per word per insertion, minimum 7 cents. Phone or bring ads to Tribune by 10 am for same day publication. Contract space deadline 2 pm the preceding day.
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