Iola Colts Gallop 38-0 Over Blue Comet Bees
Iola sophomores overpower Chanute Blue Comets 38 to 0 as Puckett, Hagerman and Hall score from blocked punts and short runs. Comets struggle on offense and defense, fail to convert extra points, and end with four losses in five games.
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Young Mustangs
Mike Puckett
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Chanute
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Darrel Catron
Iola
Mustangs
Raymond Hagerman
Lolo
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Lonergan Stops Aldare in Fight at Dartmouth Card
The Associated Press report shows Billy Lonergan of Rosedale N Y stopping Jackie Aldare of Puerto Rico in the bout at 2 in North Dartmouth Massachusetts. Brad Silas of Washington D C outpointed Gene Toran of Erie Pennsylvania 10 rounds.
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Billy Lonergan
Rosedale
N.Y
Jackie Aldare
Puerto Rico
North Dartmouth
Mass
Brad Silas
Washington, D.C
Gene Toran
Erie
Southern Conference Members Include Three Schools
The Southern Conference counts Technic Institute West Virginia and William and Mary among its member institutions, shaping the league’s composition and regional reach.
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Technic Institute
West Virginia
William & Mary
KansAS grid poll: Lions lead as top 10 tightens
Lawrence leads the AP Kansas high school football poll with a 5-0-0 record, but the top 10 shows ties for positions 6 7 and 8 9 and only two points separate ranked teams. Newcomers Topeka and Ottawa join the list. Shawnee Mission East drops after a second straight loss.
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Kansas Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Lawrence Lions
Associated Press Kansas
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Shawnee Mission East
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Saline
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Fort Scott
Goodland
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Kapaun
Colby
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Iola
Wichita East
Arkansas City
Ulysses
Neodesha
Wakeeney
Erie
Shawnee Mission North
Garden City
Russell
Manhattan
Chanute
Cimarron
Attire shifts mark Tokyo Olympic women athletes
In Tokyo, female competitors move from bulky training wear to fashion forward outfits. British participants wear the shortest shorts while Polish athletes show tighter sweaters. A French athlete voices a wish to be seen as a woman beyond sport as Soviet bloc athletes adopt looser looks. Brenda de Morelos guides U S dress norms amid team changes.
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Poland
Brumel and Thomas share high jump gold in Tokyo duel
John Thom as of Cambridge and Valery Brumel both cleared 7 feet 1%4 inches as the Olympic high jump gold was decided by fewer misses at 7-1. Brumel won while Thomas failed to overtake. U S teams dominated track and field with record times in relays and Bikila becoming the first to win the marathon twice.
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Valery Brumel
Cambridge
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Thomas
Rome
Slim
Abebe Bikila
Emperor Haile Selassie
U.S
Wyomia Tyus
Edith McGuire
Poland
New Zealand
Peter Snell
America
Cyrol Burleson
Sidwell earns Big Eight Lineman of the Week for Buffs
Colorado center linebacker Steve Sidwell, a Denver junior, claimed the Big Eight Lineman of the Week after 13 tackles and a key block that set up Colorado’s 14-7 win over Iowa State. Sidwell, returning from neck nerve trouble and a shoulder surgery, highlighted a strong defensive effort and contributed on offense in spring practice.
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Associated Press
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Otis Williams
Don Sidwell
John van Sicklen
Dick Crap
Nebraska
Bob Mitts
K-State
Brian Schweda
Kansas
Don Nelson
Missouri
Jim Riley
Ralph Neely
Oklahoma
van Sicklen
Town State
Crap
Mitts
Schweda
John Hammond
Nelson
Tigers
Air Force
Riley
Neely
Basketball Scores Tuesday Result
Professional basketball Tuesday night action with Cincinnati losing to Los Angeles 121 to 123 in a high scoring game. Star players led both teams with double digit points as fans watched a tight contest through four quarters.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Coffeyville and Fort Scott Deadlocked for Jayhawk Lead
Coffeyville and Fort Scott won big weekends to share the Jayhawk Conference lead. Coffeyville beat Arkansas City 20-7 while Fort Scott routed Pratt 38-3. Dodge City toppled Hutchinson 34-20 as other teams posted wins. Standings show Independence 22 and Arkansas City 23 with Garden City 14 and Butler County 4. Upcoming games include Fort Scott at Coffeyville and Pratt at Cameron A&M.
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Highland
McCook
Neb
Garden City
Butler County
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Konstene Sisecsssasscaovs
Fomn Issassassisisions
Cameron
Tulsa QB Jerry Rhome’s seven TD passes spark record bid
Tulsa University quarterback Jerry Rhome credited teammates and coach Glenn Dobbs for the seven touchdown passes against last Saturday, a performance that earned AP Back of the Week honors. Receivers caught 32 of 44 attempts and the defense helped by forcing turnovers as Rhome eyes a 23 year old record.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dobbs
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa University
Associated Press
Rhome
Glenn Dobbs
Public Auction at County Farm Near Erie Kansas
Public auction announced as the County Farm closes ahead of a new county home construction. Merchandise will be sold at the County Farm located one mile east of Erie Kansas.
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Erie
Kansas
Guesses on Victors In Top Grid Games
AP sports column ranks likely college football winners from Alabama to Navy with picks by Harold Claassen. Alabama over Florida, Notre Dame over Stanford, Ohio State over Wisconsin, Southern California over California, Illinois over UCLA, Texas over Rice, Syracuse over Oregon State, Nebraska over Colorado, Georgia Tech over Tulane, Navy over Pittsburgh.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
Tokyo
Alabama
Florida
Joe Namath
Crimson Tide
Notre Dame
Stanford
John Huarte
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Illinois
UCLA
Syracuse
Oregon State
New
SMU Sophomore Quarterback Aims for Records
Rhome topped 50 points in each of the last two games, with Louisville the latest victim 58 0. He led the Southwest Conference in passing as a sophomore and now has good shots at two season and one career records. With six games left he needs nine touchdown tosses to break the collegiate mark of 23 and 59 more completions to set a career record.
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Louisville
Rhome
Southern Methodist
Chanute Tribune Highlights From October 21 1964 Page Ten
Local Chanute items recounted with community notices and brief updates. Notable names and places appear in compact summaries reflecting the paper’s midweek edition and period voice.
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