Aimee Guinotte Leads CHS to State Tennis Tournament
Aimee Guinotte of Chanute High School earns a state berth in Class 5A 4A girls singles at Hutchinson, becoming the second CHS player in three years to reach state. Seeded No. 2, she defeats Becky Buller of Topeka 6-4 7-5 6-2 to advance, with Tracy Spellman of Salina Central awaiting in Round 1.
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Great Bend
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Unbeaten Kansas High School Football List Shrinks
The number of unbeaten Kansas teams falls to 2 percent with two weeks left. Frankfort and Washington meet in 2A while Lyndon faces Bur lingame in 1A. Seven teams were knocked from the list last Friday. Scandia and South Elk hold long winning streaks in eight-man and 11-match runs respectively.
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Protest Plan Over Russia Victory At Munich Games
US Olympic officials plan a large protest over Russia winning the Munich basketball final by a disputed last second score. Arthur Lentz says history is against them but aims to push reforms. The US cites four scorer’s table depositions and criticizes FIBA and secretary Jones for irregularities.
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Comets Eye Tigers in SEK League Showdown
Cha nute Blue Comets travel to Fort Scott for a Southeast Kansas League game against the No 1 state ranked 3A Tigers. Fort Scott, coached by Dick Hedges, stands 6-1 after a 17-4 loss to Pittsburg, and remains in a second place tie in the SEK standings.
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Chanute Comets visit Fort Scott in pivotal clash
Chanute and Fort Scott meet as 16 point favorites and underdogs echo past recalls. Weatherbie and Stapleton lead the Tigers while Kihm Harris pace the Comets with injuries sidelining McMeekin and Pacheco. Fort Scott seeks win after a 40 0 last season. Chanute aims to close season with Iola finale.
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NCAA Lifts KU Track Probation and Retains Other Sanctions
The NCAA council lifted the probation on the University of Kansas track team allowing it to compete in NCAA championships. Sanctions tied to KU football and basketball remain through next August. The action follows KU's appeal of sanctions imposed last August for recruiting violations.
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Probation for Berkeley Sacramento NC State. St Johns reprimanded
The association council placed the University of California Berkeley California State University at Sacramento and North Carolina State on probation and reprimanded St. John's University of New York for recruiting and other violations.
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Call Your Tribune Carrier At Evening Dismissal
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Dodgers waive Wills after 1972 season stint
Maury Wills, age 40, was placed on waivers by the Los Angeles Dodgers after a limited 1972 season in which he appeared in 71 games and batted .129. The club offered him an instructor role. Wills, famed for 104 stolen bases in 1962, could be claimed through the waiver process before Monday.
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Pro Basketball Wednesday Results Across NBA ABA
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 113 to 108 in a tight matchup. Baltimore tops Detroit 115 to 105. Milwaukee beats Buffalo 109 to 92. Los Angeles wins over Houston 112 to 107. Atlanta outlasts Seattle 118 to 115. In ABA action Carolina defeats Denver 118 to 112. Kentucky trims Dallas 116 to 108. Read and use the want ads.
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