Coffeyville B-team dominates Chanute B to 47 7 win
Coffeyville’s reserve squad kept its two year undefeated mark with a 47 7 victory over Chanute B. Coffeyville capitalized on kick returns and penalties while Chanute dominated statistics but could not overcome turnovers and a stubborn defensive effort. Lusk scored twice and added a kickoff return TD, Moore added a kickoff return TD and a late interception return TD sealed the win. Chanute closes season against Uniontown then at Iola on Nov 9.
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Bowling Scores Industrial League Report Highlights Team Highs
Industrial League scores show J Williams 219 and 566 for high series, Christian 194 and 30, Robison 207 and 545, Franklin 236 and 593, Olson 205 and 514, D Friederich 203 and 538, Dye 2093 and 30, Rose 213 and 30, Leslie 582. Chanute Motor and Kansan Boat teams posted notable totals and high games.
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Mid America
Olson
Olsen-Dianey
D. Friederich
Kansan Boat
ASR
Chanute Motor Dot
Dye
Chanute Motor
Rose
Leslie
Boxed Fight Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Roundup of boxing results across cities with multiple bouts. Eddie Machen stops Pat McMurtry in Portland while Chico Vejar outpoints Miguel Diaz in Miami Beach. Halario Morales stops Art Ramponi in Sacramento. Butch Craig loses on points to Roston-Walter Byars in Bridgeport. Bobby Sanders defeats Dave Johnson in Richmond. Blair Richardson stops Cliff Bobo in Halifax. Herman Marquez outpoints Baby Brown in Honolulu.
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Ore
Eddie Machen
Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
Miami Beach
Fla
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Roston
Walter Byars
Butch Craig
Bridgeport
Mississippi and Arizona State Placed on NCAA Probation
The NCAA placed Mississippi on one year probation and Arizona State on two years with ineligibility for national titles, postseason bowls, and TV programs for one year. Violations centered on financial aid and recruiting. Cincinnati was removed from probation. Walter Byers noted potential further announcements.
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Arizona State University
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Byers
Kearns Sees Boxing Future and Lane Akins Fight Tonight
Washington AP report outlines Jack Kearns predicting a revived boxing scene with a Johansson Moore title bout and Rocky Marciano returning. Lane versus Akins headlines a 10 round TV bout from Capitol Arena with Lane favored.
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Jack Kearns
Kenny Lane
Virgil Akins
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Broadway
Rocky Marciano
Ingemar Johansson
Archie Moore
Comanager
Moore-Johansson
Hollywood
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Dempsey
235 Women Enter Senior Meet at Pinehurst
At Pinehurst North Carolina the North and South Senior Women's Golf Tournament opens with 235 players aged 50 and older. The two day 36 hole medal event uses No 1 par 70 and No 3 par 71 courses. Defending champion Mrs Harrison Flippin and runner up Mrs Edwin H Ware Jr return to renew their rivalry alongside Estelle Lawson Page a past national and North and South champion.
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Links
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Ardmore
Edwin H. Ware Jr
Merion
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N.C
Royster Set To Tackle Parsons In Key City Junior High Clash
Royster Junior High travels to Parsons for a Southeast Kansas league showdown that could determine final standings. Chanute can finish second by beating Parsons, or drop to third with a loss as Coffeyville chases the top spot. Parsons is undefeated in two years and seeks to extend an eight game win streak, while Royster aims to avenge last year’s 40-7 defeat. Gametime is 3 p.m.
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Galena
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Chetopa
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Mantle Predicts Yanks as Champs
Dallas AP reports Mickey Mantle, star slugger of the New York Yankees, said Tuesday night he wouldn’t be surprised if he was traded this winter. He declared, I’m not kidding, I think they may move me.
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Area Schools In Final Drives Of Grid Races
Area high school football enters final stretch with leaders undefeated in six leagues. SEK action features Coffeyville vs Pittsburg for second, Parsons at Chanute, and Midway aiming to stay atop Four County after homecoming.
Valley league results prompt rematches and Friday games
The Weir game ended with a win over the visitors. Elsmore hosts Mulberry in a non league replay of two Marmarton Valley League teams Thursday. Mulberry won their earlier meeting. Welda visits Westphalia and winless LaHarpe hosts Arcadia Friday.
Army Is Picked Over Air Force
NY AP preview predicts LSU to stay undefeated in a pivotal SEC Sugar Bowl context. Picks include Army over Air Force, Northwestern over Indiana, Syracuse over Pittsburgh, and Penn State over West Virginia, with other games listed as likely outcomes.
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Independence Climbs to Second in Kansas Football Poll
Lawrence remains the top team in the AP Kansas high school football poll with 208 points and 33 straight victories. Independence rises to runner-up after Kapaun's upset loss to Arkansas City, riding a 22nd straight win with a 34-12 win over Columbus. Wichita West moves to third after routing Wichita South, Salina climbs to fourth by beating Great Bend, and Arkansas City jumps to fifth.
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Salina Leads Small College Football Standings Report
Salina 6-0-0 leads with 138 points followed by Arkansas City 5-0-1 at 127 and Wyandotte 5-0-0 at 79. Kapaun 5-1-0 has 71, Leavenworth 4-1-0 56, Ward 5-1-0 51, Great Bend 5-1 37, Pittsburg 4-1-1 20, Wellington 42-0 10, Colby 6-0-0 8, An dale 6-0-0 7, Pratt 5-1-0 6, Hutchinson 3-3-0 6, WaKeeney 6-0-0 5, Scott City 6-0-0 4, Sublette 5-0-0 4, Pittsburg St Marys 6-0-0 3, Kingman 6-0-0 2, Wichita Southeast 4-2-0 1, Frontenac 5-0-0 1, Coldwater 6-0-0 1, Par isons 2-3-0 1.
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Public Health Grants For Sewage Systems
The Public Health Service announced grants to Greenfield Missouri and Bartlesville Oklahoma to help finance local sewage disposal systems. Greenfield receives 24118 dollars toward a 166735 dollar project while Bartlesville gets 91637 dollars toward a 305458 dollar project.
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Public Health Service
Greenfield
Bartlesville
Okla
The Tribune by carrier 35 cents a week
Local newspaper advertisement promotes home delivery pricing at 35 cents weekly. It highlights convenient carrier service and affordable access to daily news for households.
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Classified Deadline Notice for Tribune Ad
Local readers are reminded to submit classified advertisements to the Tribune by 10 am for same day publication. The contract space deadline is 2 pm the preceding day.
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Halloween Masks With Purchases at Grant Street Shop
Halloween masks offered with every purchase over $3.90 at 12 North Grant. Rummage base sale held first Thursday each month at Methodist Savings Shop 3 West Main, opening Thursday only.
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