Labette County Joins SEK as Ninth Member in Mid-1950s Altamont Facility Highlighted
Labette County Community High School joins the Southeast Kansas League increasing members from eight to nine. LCCHS, located 12 miles south of Parsons along K96, debuts in SEK football tonight against Chanute Blue Comets at Royster Stadium. The school, built in the mid-1950s, features a modern campus with basketball facilities and a carpeted auditorium.
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Comets Host basketball showdown with McMeekin and Ennis pacing
Comets host a key home contest featuring John McMeekin Chuck Fisher and Bob Ennis as early leaders. Tony Williams a junior transfers in as another scoring option while several teammates close in on the 1 000 point plateau.
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Neodesha Grizzlies set to start at quarterback and backfield
Heflin lists Neodesha players for multiple backfield roles led by quarterback Bryan Read and running backs Don Cowan Mark Childers and Roe Carter. Front line features Steve Rhodes James Smith with wings and guards, while Chanute counters with a full slate of starters on offense and defense.
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Charles Cunningham
Vince Ellsworth
Ray Stice
Terry Tullis
Bryan Read
Eugene Cunningham
Tony Holmes
Gordon Adams
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Larry Barnhart
Bob Ennis
Wayne Moreland
Chuck Fisher
Bill Ray
Clarence Matlock
Leon Lofthouse
Tony Williams
Roc Carter
Jim Sandage
John McMeekin
Jay Holbert
Don Noland
Fred Defenbaugh
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Seattle fighter Boone Kirkman outpointed Bill Mc Murray in a 10 round match in Seattle. Billy McCluskey defeated Tony Cruz over 8 rounds in Portland Maine. Fred Die Butts beat Dick McCarthy over 8 rounds in Portland. Isidro Perez stopped Skip Yeaton after 8 rounds in Belfast Maine.
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Brothers Hill Lead PGA Team Championship in Tulsa Area
Mike Hill and Dave Hill shot a nine under par 62 at Twin Hills to lead the PGA team championship first round. Palmer and Nicklaus were two behind after a 64. The event features 124 teams at Oklahoma City with a cut to 60 after the second round and final rounds at Quail Creek.
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Baseball Scores and Weekend Schedules Highlighted
Saturday games include Baltimore at Chicago and California at Cleveland while Detroit visits Washington and Boston plays New York. Sunday matches list California at Cleveland and New York at San Francisco with several Texas and West Coast clubs shown in results.
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Comet Games to Broadcast Cha nute High School Football
KCRB will broadcast Cha nute High School football games this season on cablevision channel 3 with live play by play. Dale McCoy says broadcasts start 15 minutes before kickoff with a pre game preview and coach interviews after the game. Basketball season will feature both high school and junior college games aired.
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Giants Rally Past Cardinals as Bonds and Hart Shine
Giants defeat Cardinals 14 to 4 at Candlestick behind Jim Hart's grand slam and Bob Bonds two homers in a 15-hit attack led by rookie Rich Robertson. Denny McLain earns his 31st win for Detroit as Mantle hits his 535th career homer in a 6-2 Yankee loss. Alou collects 200th hit and 1,500th career hit for the Braves in Houston victory. Alan Foster drives Los Angeles to a win over Cincinnati with his first major league single.
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Top Teams Put To Test First Week
Five top AP preseason teams begin the college football season with key matchups. Notre Dame faces Oklahoma at South Bend while Purdue hosts Illinois as Leroy Keyes and Terry Hanratty lead the Irish and Keyes battles OJ Simpson. USC travels to Minnesota and Texas meets Houston in notable openers.
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