Jets Edge Joint Rural In Tough Battle For Lead
Midway Jets defeated Joint Rural 14-12 in a clash of undefeated teams. Brian Morton ran for two scores including a 7 yard TD, with a late onside kick attempt failing and a 2 yard Hard ing to Kennedy TD for Joint Rural. Midway leads Four County League at 4-0. Altoona looms next in conference play.
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Midway Jets
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Stark
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David Mundell
Falcon
Jets
Falcons
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Larry Harding
Joe Kennedy
Altoona
Mulberry
Golf leaders tied in Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas
Gay Brewer and Bob Harrison share the Sahara Invitational lead at 137 as third round opens at Paradise Valley. Jack Nicklaus sits four behind after a 66, Arnold Palmer five back following a 71. Al Geiberger and George Knudson at 138.
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Bob Harrison
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Brewer
Kentucky
Dallas
Harrison
Palm Desert
Calif
Paradise Valley Country Club
al Geiberger
George Knudson
Nicklaus
Palmer
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Luis Rodriguez of Miami Beach outpointed Wilbert Skeeter McClure of Toledo 150 2 to 159 4 in Detroit. Sonny Banks of Detroit defeated Dave Bailey of Philadelphia 196 2 to 198. Gene Gresham of Detroit stopped Tony Noriega of San Jose 139 to 143 in 4 rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Luis Rodriguez
Miami Beach
Wilbert
Skeeter) McClure
Toledo
Ohio
Detroit
Sonny Banks
Dave Bailey
Philadelphia
Gene Gresham
Tony Noriega
San Jose
Calif
Boxing results from Europe and Australia rounds
A set of boxing outcomes from Rome and Brisbane events. Teddy Wright of Detroit defeated Manfred Hass of West Germany by points after 3 rounds. Piero Tomasoni of Italy stopped Von Clay of Philadelphia in the first round. Ralph Dupas of New Orleans outpointed Gary Cowburn of Brisbane over 12 rounds. Kimpo Amarfio of Ghana outpointed Carlos Agarao of the Philippines in Melbourne. Emil De Leon of the Philippines stopped Tadao Kawamura of Japan in Tokyo.
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Rome
Italy
Teddy Wright
Detroit
Manfred Hass
West Germany
Piero Tomasoni
von Clay
Philadelphia
Brisbane
Australia
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Gary Cowburn
Melbourne
Kimpo Amarfio
Ghana
Carlos Agarao
Philippines
Tokyo
Emil de Leon
Tadao Kawamura
Japan
Two Coeds Named Homecoming Queen Is Two Coeds Named Homecoming Queen
At the University of Idaho Moscow campus two finalists tied for homecoming queen. Kathy Baxter and Jeri Ross, both 20, share the honor after the all male vote. Alumni president James Roper wins two congratulatory kisses for the pair.
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Moscow, Idaho
University of Idaho
Kathy Baxter
Buhl
Idaho
Jeri Ross
Coeur d'Alene
James Roper
Burley
Kansas high school sports classification announced for year
Topeka AP reports Kansas classification for athletic competition is released with no top division changes. Class AA remains the largest 56 schools, while Class A adds three changes moving Anthony Burlington and Haskell to lower class and bringing Andover Gardner Haven in. New to Class B are Easton Greeley Hamilton Hesston Jennings Kismet Lane Mayetta Melvern Minneola Norwich and Remington with Remington new to the state.
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Kansas
Anthony Burlington
Haskell
Andover
Gardner
Haven
Mantle Surgery Declared Successful Ahead of Season
New York AP reports Mickey Mantle, star Yankees outfielder, had successful knee cartilage removal surgery Friday. He remains hospitalized a week, plans to rest at home in Dallas, and hopes to jog by January as he recovers from a broken left foot suffered in June.
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NEW York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Sidney Gaynor
Baltimore
Dallas
Coffeyville Edges Chanute 14-13 In Thrilling Return Meeting
Coffeyville Golden Tornado defeated Chanute Blue Comets 14-13 in Coffeyville. The Tigers built a 14-13 halftime lead on two second‑quarter drives, then held Chanute scoreless in the second half as Coffeyville earned its first win of the season. Key plays included a 55‑yard interception return for a touchdown and a late fourth‑quarter drive. Chanute, hampered by injuries, saw Wayne Washburn hospitalized after the game. Briley and Lyle Vowell also carried from the field.
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Chanute
Chanute Blue Comets
Blue Comets
Ron Briley
Briley
Bruce Benson
Comets
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Benson
Tornado
Riley Cartwright
Paul Wilson
Kenneth Denny
Comet
Cofveyville
Cartwright
Wilson
Denny
Lyle Yowell
Lyle Vowell
Bharley
Jim Quinn
Altamont
Parsons
Coff
Chen
GOD
Everage Cesses
Humboldt Cubs Fall 20 6 As Neodesha Streaks Remain Undefeated
Neodesha Blue Streaks remained undefeated by defeating Humboldt 20-6 in the Tri-Valley League. Humboldt scored first on a 55 yard drive capped by Steven Honeycutt in the second quarter before Neodesha added two first quarter TDs and another in the second. Dewayne Hicks scored twice for Neodesha and Don Street added a four yard TD. Rod ney Cook booted two extra points. Humboldt drove 82 yards late, reaching the Streak eight before time expired.
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Neodesha
Dewayne Hicks
Don Street
Rodney Cook
Steven Honeycutt
Humboldt
Nebraska Freshmen Beat Kansas State 43 22 in Openers
Nebraska freshmen exploded for four touchdowns in the first quarter and rolled to a 43 22 victory over Kansas State freshmen in Manhattan. Tailback Kaye Carstens raced 80 and 52 yards on trap plays as Nebraska piled up 436 rushing yards. Vic Castillo scored for K State with a 3 yard run and a 15 yard pass to Bill Wilson, while Bob Henry returned a punt 80 yards for the Wildcats remaining touchdown.
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Kansas State
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Huslers
Vic Castillo
K-State
Bill Wilson
Bob Henry
Yates Center Routs Eureka 25 0 in Tri-Valley clash
Yates Center Wildcats crushed Eureka 25 to 0 in a Tri-Valley League football game. Two second quarter TDs and two more in the fourth built the lead as Jim Lewis scored from one yard, Jack Steiner ran 75 yards, Larry Tipton plunged from one yard, and Ronnie Whitney connected with Alex Glades for a 25 yard TD pass. Bobby Hollinger added the lone conversion.
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Eureka
Jim Lewis
Jack Steiner
Larry Tipton
Ronnie Whitney
Alex Glades
Bobby Hollinger
Thayer and Altoona Play Through 19-19 Tie In Homecoming
Thayer Fliers and Altoona Redskins fought to a 19-19 draw in Thayer after a back and forth game. Thayer totaled 258 rushing yards with two early scores, while Altoona racked 194 yards on the ground and added 111 through the air. Both teams forced interceptions and each fumbled once as fans crowned Cindy Brant homecoming queen at halftime.
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Leon Joy
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