Colleges and AAU clash over track control in 1960s feud
The USTFF defies the AAU with plans for seven indoor meets this winter risking college eligibility penalties for athletes competing outside certified events. NCAA bans and threats loom as the cross‑country championship opens a new flare of the dispute.
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FCA Rally Feature Showcased Altona Visitor
A Fredonia High School gym hosted a Fellowship of Christian Athletes rally featuring Bill Post, a Geuda Springs songwriter, recorder and entertainer, noted religious leader. The Altona area observer was highlighted in the program.
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Coffeyville JV Beats Chanute 19 0 in Defensive Showdown
Coffeyville Golden Tornado junior varsity handed Chanute Blue Comet JV a 19 to 0 defeat. Coffeyville scored twice in the first quarter and once in the second, then held the rest of the game on defense. Chanute threatened late but an interception ended their drive. Coffeyville finishes season at Pittsburg Monday night.
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Basketball Scores From Associated Press Monday Results
NBA results show no games scheduled tonight. Matchups listed include Baltimore at Milwaukee and Atlanta at Los Angeles with additional games planned in New York Chicago vs Boston at New York. ABA scores highlight New Orleans 115 Houston 105 and other listed duels across venues.
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Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
Yesterday's dam readings show normal conservation pool levels for John Redmond at 1 036.46 feet and Bee MRE at 793.07 feet with water discharge listed at 694 cubic feet per second. Additional station notes include 948.57 at PREE and 315 from other discharge figures.
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Buffs Face Kansas in Big Eight Showdown
Colorado coach Eddie Crowder defends his 4-2 Buffs as they prepare to visit Kansas and top-ranked Bobby Douglass. Crowder cites room for improvement after giving up 500 yards to Oklahoma. Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers praises Colorado’s offense and star quarterback Anderson, while Missouri deals with Terry McMillan rib injuries and Oklahoma State visit.
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Zimmerman Dog Wins Field Trial
Chanute based trainer John Zimmerman wins the second annual amateur shooting dog field trial west of here. among 17 entries, the top point earner is a female pointer named Zimmerman Dog. Lady Bird and Polly place second and third. Dusty earns an outstanding shooting dog award. Joe Brazil's land hosted the event.
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Thayer Flyers Earn Coach of the Week Honor
The Thayer Flyers finished their 1968 football schedule with a 20-12 win over Chetopa B, tying their best season since 1962 with a 2-4 record. Don Sloan, 28, is named Tribune Coach of the Week after guiding Thayer from 0-6 to 2-4 improving by 200 percent.
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Jones Boys Spoil Mavericks Debut
The Jones boys and Jackie Moreland spoiled New Orleans debut in Houston. James Jones and Moreland each scored 24 points, Steve Jones added 21 as the Buccaneers beat the Mavericks 115 to 105 on Monday night in Houston. Guy Manning led Dallas with 22 points.
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