Rockets and Comets Meet in Fort Scott Area Play
Chanute Junior High ends 1966 football season with a home game at Fort Scott facing an undefeated rival Fort Scott squad. The junior Comets travel to Coffeyville as their 0-5 record meets Coffeyville’s 2-2. Fort Scott leads with a 12 game win streak. Local junior high results include Ottawa 0 Lawrence West 0 and Neodesha 27 Yates Center 6.
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Chanute Junior High School
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Royster Rockets
Comets
Panthers
Chanute
Iola
Parsons
Lancers
Altamont
Girard
Nevada
Ottawa
Lawrence West
Neodesha
Yates Center
Columbus
Pittsburg
Uniontown
Independence
Sedan B
Fredonia
SEK
Tribune
Bud Roberts
Chancesters Set Thursday Film Review Session
Ottawa beat Chanute 20 18 after stopping on the one yard line in the last minute. The Chancesters will screen Friday’s Ottawa Chanute game and preview the Parsons game this Friday at 7 30 in Central Park. All fans invited.
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Ottawa-Chanute
Pack St. Clair
Ottawa
Chanute
Coffeyville
Central Park
Dick Purdy
Parsons
Sealmasters rout Venezuela to open world softball event
The Sealmasters from Aurora Illinois defeated Venezuela 140 in the opening night of the World Softball Championship in Mexico City. Gregorio Lalanda the bullfighter was seriously gored in Nimes France. Jean Gau the 64 year old yachtsman from New York was sighted aboard his ketch Atom 120 miles south of Cape Town in the third leg of his around the world journey.
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Mexico City
Sealmasters
Aurora
Venezuela
Nimes
France
Gregorio Lalanda
Martial Lalanda
Cape Town
South Africa
Jean Gau
New York
Atom
Gau
Mormon asylum request to Kentucky halted exodus to Utah
Brigham Young urged Governor William Owsley in 1845 to summon a special session to grant Mormons religious asylum. Owsley did not reply, and the Mormons left Nauvoo for Utah, ending the bid for sanctuary in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Brigham Young
Kentucky
William Owsley
Owsley
Young
Nauvoo, UL
Utah
Chiefs Run Wild Over Broncs
Kansas City wins 56-10 at Denver to seize AFL Western lead as Hank Stram uses onside kicks after late scores. fans in the south stands hurl debris, Stram praises Denver supporters, and the Chiefs post a 614 yards offensive output with Bert Coan scoring four times and Len Dawson connecting on two TD passes.
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Colo
Kansas City
Hank Stram
Stram
Oxi
Chiefs
Bert Coan
Pete Beathard
Len Dawson
Otis Taylor
Beathard
John Bramlett
Mike Garrett
Bramlett
Garrett
Denny Biodrowski
Biodrowski
Memphis State
Huskers stay unbeaten with clutch comeback at Colorado
Nebraska remains undefeated after a 21-19 comeback win at Colorado as Bob Churchich directs two late scoring drives to topple the Buffs. Oklahoma, Missouri also win to stay atop the Big Eight while Kansas State suffers a loss at Cincinnati.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Huskers
Colorado
Bob Churchich
Missouri
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Bob Devaney
Lincoln
Alabama
Vanderbilt
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Tulane
Florida
la. State
Va. Tech
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Penn St
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Tennessee
Sa. Carolina
Mississippi
Houston
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Auburn
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Davidson
Geo. Wash
VMI
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Wash-Lee
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Fla. A&m
Midwest
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Purdue
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Iowa
Stanford
Illinois
Okla
Kansas
Cincinnati
Kan
State
Kent St
Bowling Gr
Miami
Brig. Young
New Mex
Mont. St
Weber State
Army Crushes Pittsburgh in 28–0 rout
The Associated Press reports college football scores with Army defeating Pittsburgh 28 to 0. Other notable results include Syracuse over Holy Cross 28–6 and Navy blanking William and Mary 21–0 across multiple early games.
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Syracuse
Holy Cross
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Wm. & Mary
Colgate
Brown
Harvard
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Cornell
Yale
Princeton
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Rutgers
Columbia
Boston Col
Buffalo
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Boston
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W. Chester
Temple
Connecticut
SOUTH
Southwestern Upsets Ottawa In Three Way KC Small-College Race
Southwestern wins 20 13 at Ottawa to spark a three way tie for the KC small college lead as C of E also wins. Ottawa sees its 19 game win streak end while Baker and Friends sit 4 2. Fort Hays State and Pittsburg win in the Central Conference as Omaha seeks first victory.
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Jim Mackenzie
Irish
Missouri
Chuck Weber
Danny Sharp
Iowa State
Clay Stapleton
Devine
Sharp
Earl Denny
Nebraska
Russ Washington
Bill Powell
Barry Lischner
Tigers
Tim van Galder
Associated Press
Kansas
Southwestern
Ottawa
College of Sporia
Sterling
C of E
Baker
McPherson
Friends
Baker and Friends
Bethany
Wesleyan
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
Fort Hays State
Pittsburg
Fort Hays
Emporia State
Washburn
Eastern New Mexico
Omaha
Emporia
Pueblo
Colorado
St. Mary of the Plains
Cavaliers
Doane
St. Mary
New Mexico
Ottawa JC
Ewe
Conf Air Games
WLWL
Champion Fisherman Wins Again at Lake Eufaula
Glen Andrews of Rogers Arkansas defended his freshwater world title at Lake Eufaula. He gathered a limit of 10 black bass and finished with 1 101 points to hold the lead built on Saturday. Carlo Morris of Wimberley Texas was runner up with 903 points and Ken White of Independence Missouri was third with 892.
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Eufaula, Okla
Glen Andrews
Rogers, Ark
Andrews
Lake Eufaula
Texas
Carlo Morris
Wimberley
Tex
Ken White
Independence
Morris
White
John Reed
Tulsa
Vic Bastien
Arkansas
Bowling Scores for Elks Clubs Show High Averages
The Elks bowling standings list scores for clubs No. 1 through No. 8 with team totals, high series and individuals. Notable lines include Elks No. 5 with 1545, high 30 D Osborn 339, Elks No. 6 811 746 866 and 8 2653 series, and top individual scores such as E Chapman 210 and M Snowden 186.
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D. Osborn
Elks
M. Snowden
Jim Grady
J. Scott
A. Ladd
Elks No
J. Lofthouse
E. King
D. Anderson
Florida education official and daughter slain in home attack
Sheriff Joyce said no motive found after the killings of Robert W. Sims 42 director of data processing and his 12 year old daughter Joy Lynn in their Tallahassee home. Sims wife Helen was wounded and in critical condition as the couple’s 17 year old daughter Norma Jeannette found the scene. All three were bound gagged and shot with a 38 caliber weapon. neighbors reported hearing screams.
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Fila
Florida
Robert W. Sims
Joy Lynn
Sims
Helen
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Joyce
Norma Jeannette
UT Captains Named Talbert Elliott and Giles for 1960 Team
The University of Texas designates three football captains for the season: Diron Talbert John Elliott and Barney Giles all defenders.
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The
University of Texas
Diron Talbert
John Elliott
Barney Giles
Spuzich Rule Win Haig Mixed Golf Title at La Costa
Sandra Spuzich and Jack Rule won the Haig $60,000 mixed championship at La Costa Country Club with a 12 under par 276 total. Rule, 28, is from Cedar Rapids Iowa and Spuzich, 29, from Indianapolis Indiana. They posted rounds of 69 73 69 and 65 earning $3,750 each.
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Calif
Sandra Spuzich
Jack Rule
Miss Spuzich
la Costa Country Club
Rule
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Indianapolis
Ind
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Tuesday Highlights
Tonight at 6:00 adults golf at the Country Club. Tuesday offers handicapped recreation at Launching Pad from 10:00 to 11:30 and square dancing for 8 to 9 year olds at Central Park from 4:00. A lifting session for seniors at 6:30 and archery at Launching Pad are also listed.
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Central Park
Cubs Season Ends With 116 Wins a Major League Record
The 1906 Chicago Cubs hold the major league record for most victories in a single season with 116 wins.
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Chicago Cubs
Engineers Find New Opportunities in Nearby Kansas City
Bendix Kansas City Professional Placement Division says local engineers need not move for top salaries and supervisory opportunities. Electrical, chemical, mechanical and industrial engineers are urged to write R. E. Cox, Box 303 NY1, Kansas City Missouri 64131 for positions with Bendix as a prime AEC contractor and equal opportunity employer.
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Bendix
Kansas City
Kansas
AEC
R. E. Cox
American Women Win World Golf Championship
Shelley Hamlin, 17, of Fresno, led the United States to the world women s amateur golf team championship in Mexico City. The U S finished nine strokes ahead at 580, with Canada second at 589 and France third at 597 as 57 players from 19 nations competed.
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Mexico City
Shelley Hamlin
Fresno, Calif
Shelley
United States
Theodore Boddie
Shreveport
Davis Wells
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Canada
Marlene Streit
France
Belgium
Britain-Ireland
Mexico
New Zealand
South Africa
Italy
1966 U S Open features four over 50 golfers
The field of over 50 players included Ben Hogan Jerry Barber Johnny Bulla and Chick Harbert in the 1966 U S Open defending champions and veteran stars competed alongside a younger lineup for the championship.
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Ben Hogan
Jerry Barber
Johnny Bulla
Chick Harbert
Chanute Tribune page six highlights October 24 1966
The Chanute Tribune reports on events and notices from Monday October 24 1966. Local city items and community notices appear on page six with brief items and community updates for Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Chanute Tribune
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