Durelle Wins In Seventh At Madison Square Garden
Yvon Durelle defeated Clarence Minnant by technical knockout at 1 46 of the seventh round to claim a light heavyweight bout win in New York. Referee Harry Kessler scored 4-2 for Durelle after six, with two judges split and the AP card showing Durelle ahead 4-2 after six. Durelle weighed 175 3 4 pounds and hinted at a March 7 Garden rematch setup with Tony Anthony, his original opponent before the flu shifted the card.
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New York
Canada
Yvon Durelle
Harry Kessler
Madison Square Garden
Claence Minnant
Washington
Durelle
Miami Beach
Hinnant
Tony Anthony
International Boxing Club
Joe Agnello
Harold Barnes
Overbrook Devours Michigan Valley in Lopsided Victory
Overbrook High School ran rough shod over Michigan Valley last night, winning 92 to 26. Sixteen Overbrook players scored, led by Bulmar with 20 points, while B Duncan added 13, Morgan 12, and Radar 10 for the Valley.
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Michigan Valley
Overbrook High School
Overbrook
B. Duncan
Morgan
Radar
Bulmar
Hebert Leads Phoenix Open into Third Round
Jay Hebert, a Lafayelle Louisiana native now based in Sanford Florida, held a one stroke lead at the Phoenix Open after a 67 to go with a first round 69. Hebert’s 135 total tops the field at 6,585 yards with Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas at 137 and Don and Stan Moses of Essex Fells New Jersey at 139.
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Phoenix
Abriz
Jay Hebert
Lafayeltke
Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Phoenix Country Club
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Don
Stan Moses
Essex Fells
N.J
Bowling Scores From IDNIGHT LEAGUE and Women’s Friday League
Fragmented standings show high scores and team standings for several leagues. Key performances include Harrington 147 484 and Gardner 456 in unnamed events, Ottawa Co-op 1 high 1020 Ackiey 188 441, and Women’s Friday results with Fairmont and Witla Nursery notable scores. Specific team names, dates, and exact placements are partially garbled in the OCR text.
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Harrington
Liet and Clark
Brown
TAR
Amer
Nat'l Ins
Whitacre
Jones
McCracken Electrics
Gardner
Ottawa Co-op
Ackiey
Citlen
Hopking
Fairmont
Ray
Witla Nursery
Crawford
van Leenen
ES Carsuni
Burgnon
Sah OK
Jewsbry
Aingorth
Carey
Lawrence High Downs Ottawa Cyclones 52-44
Lawrence High defeated Ottawa Cyclones 52 to 44 on Lawrence court. Jack Galloway led Lawrence with 21 points and perfect 9 for 9 from the line, while Bud Golber scored 18 for Ottawa. Ottawa coach H K Stevens praised locals as sophomores Morrisey and Smith showed progress amid close play and turnovers. Ottawa next visits Atchison Friday as Lee Flashbarth tops Redmen chase league scoring title.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Lawrence Lions
Lawrence
Wilson
Bud Golber
Dennis Smith
Tom Morrisey
Morrisey
Smith
Jack Galloway
H. K. Stevens
Bob Allen
Golller
Lions
Atchison High School
Redmen
Lee Flashbarth
Melvern High Beats Lyndon 59 70 In Home Clash
Melvern High defeated Lyndon 59 to 70 at home as Larry Adkins led Melvern with 24 points and Terry Reams added 13. Trout led Lyndon with 25 points, backed by Coffman 12 and Yeualer 13, while Melvern built a 14 point third quarter lead and withstood Lyndon’s late push. Patterson top scored for Melvern with 21 in the preliminary win, with Thurston leading Lyndon with 16.
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Melvern
Melvern High
Lyndon
Larry Adkins
Terry Reams
Trout
Yeualer
Coffman
Gary Patterson
Melvern RB
Larry Thurston
I Lyndon
al Melvearn
T P Coffman
Tiffany
Feltner
Levaler Boa
Trey Ave Trout
Shultz
Morris
Schulz
Seattle Ace ls Tied With Wilt
Elgin Baylor poured in 43 points against Portland to tie Wilt Chamberlain for second in the nation in scoring among major college players. Baylor’s 18 game average rose to 32.4 with 519 points in 16 games, while Chamberlain had 389 in 32. Oscar Robertson led with a 32.7 average.
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Elgin Baylor
Portland
Seattle
Kansas
Wilt Chamberlain
Baylor
Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
A.A. Service Bureau
De Soto, Wellsville, Baker, McPherson Scores Recap
DeSoto High School defeated Wellsville 65-48 with Carl Martinson and Larry Motzins each scoring 14 points and Larry Sandridge adding 17 for Wellsville. Baker beat Kansas Wesleyan 94-58 as Baker’s second team played final eight minutes. McPherson beat Friends 80-71 at McPherson as home team shot 40 percent.
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Desoto
Nesota High School
Wellsville
Carl Martinson
Larry Motzins
Larry Sandridge
Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Baldwin
Wesleyan
McPherson
Friends
Ed Furgol Quits Tourneys After Failed Open Bid
Phoenix Arizona reports former United States Open champion Ed Furgol says he will quit tournament golf and seek a job after failing to qualify for the final two rounds of the Phoenix Open. Furgol cites a withered left arm from childhood and a nonresponsive right arm, noting there is no speed left in his game.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ed Furgol
Furgol
St. Andrews
Glen Cove
N.Y
Roy H
Garnett Bulldogs Defeat Cherryvale 54-43 in Hoops Clash
Garnett High School Bulldogs upset Cherryvale 54 to 43 as three Garnett players reached double figures. Thompson led Garnett with 18 points, Copeland 11, Powell 10, while Kolb topped Cherryvale with 19. The game swung after a 15-10 Cherryvale lead, with Garnett advancing to a 30-26 halftime edge and finishing strong in the fourth quarter.
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Garnett
Garnett High School Bulldogs
Cherryvale High Schol
Thompson
Copeland
Powell
Kolb
Cherryvale
Garnell Puller
Churchill Paintings Draw Huge Crowds
Winston Churchill's one man art show at the Nelson Art Gallery in Kansas City has drawn 15 660 visitors in nine days. Gallery director Laurence C Sickman expects totals to reach 20 000 by closing Sunday as the most visited exhibition in the gallery's history.
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Kansas City
Winston Churchill
Nelson Art Gallery
Laurence C. Sickman
Hearing Set For Child Bride Parents in Missouri
Rolla, Mo. The parents of a child bride face a hearing on a conspiracy charge February 13. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellwood are accused of making a false statement to obtain a marriage license for their daughter Patsy, 12, who wed James Harris, 67. Harris himself faces the same charge and is jailed in Osage County on bad check charges.
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Rolla, Mo
Thomas Ellwood
Patsy
James ‘Harris
Harris
Osage County
Court bailiff turns jury service into duty in Madill game
Mrs. Christine Underhill, a homemaker, volunteered as bailiff for Judge W. J. Mon in Madill Oklahoma after arriving at the courthouse for jury duty. Basketball scores feature Kansas Wesleyan, Pittsburg, Emporia, and multiple midwestern teams with varied results in a packed slate.
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Madill, Okla
Christine Underhill
W. J
Icrushed Stone Brought in by Local Government Lime Orders
Icrushed Stone and limestone approved for government use in local orders. Fogle Quarry operates 100 percent locally owned and managed. Contact number: 1688-1839-R-1512-W.
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Fogle Quarry
Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Club Gatherings
The Wellsville area reports a busy schedule with the Wellsville Present Club meeting at Mrs. W. D. Fartney’s and a forthcoming session with Mrs. Dwight Leitaker on Feb. 4. Methodist Men’s Club Ladies night drew 60 attendees with guest speaker Mrs. Verne Alden, National President of Home Demonstration Units. Other items note Dr. J. W. Ruddell visiting from Zuni, New Mexico, and local postings about school district boundary changes, science club formation led by William Franklin, and several local property moves including the Tomlins purchasing the Clevelands’ property and the August Hrabe house sale.
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Lee Chamberlain
Wellsville
W. D. Fartney
Russel Lambert
Kansas
Dwight Leitaker
Methodist Men’s Club
Verne Alden
J. W. Ruddell
Zuni
New Mexico
Tom Ruddell
Florence Shannon
Olathe
L. G. McCoy
Elmer MecDaniel
St. Luke's Hospital
L.S
August Hrabe
East Wth Street
Damon Chesbros
Chesbro
Ted Higbie
Witty Sayings Collected From Richmond Area People
Richmond area residents share humorous phrases and shorthand from local gatherings and trips. The notes list names such as Mr and Mrs David Axtell and Eunice Severns and Alberta Curry visiting from Manhattan. The items include playful terms like underbrella and vacationing in Florida.
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Annapolis
Florida
Charles Edwards
Nokomis
Fla
David Axtell
Andrews
Harris
Use
Ethel Sheldon
Garnett
Forrest
Small Fry
Frank Gerhold
Mar
Peer Edwards
Harry Gault
Richmond
Shermond
Fairfax
S. C
Eunice Severns
Alberta Curry
Manhattan
J Abe Severns
Adlai Calls For Peace Panel
Adlai Stevenson proposes a world panel of private citizens to review arms plans and break East West disarmament deadlock. The UN secretary general would select members to privately evaluate recommendations and issue an advisory report. The plan was announced at the National Roosevelt Day Dinner hosted by Americans for Democratic Action. Messages note the panel would include top men in affairs and science.
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New York
Adlai FE
Stevenson
United Nations
Americans For Democratic Action
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elaine Wittman
Affairs and Science
Leo Wittman
Kay Leach
Pomona Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
MISS FANNIE KRAUS and Messrs Eldon Cain Richard Cain and Lowell Hay joined as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W C Cain and J Hay. Other visitors included Nickie Huder Kent Burns Dewayne Shaw from Manhattan, Johnnie Lindsey and Chuck Caywood from Garden City visiting their parents. Mrs Owen Brann Lyndon WA Mrs Ralph Selby Ottawa and Mrs Fannie Davis Quenemo were guests of their brother Mr and Mrs Roy English.
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Messrs
Eldon
Richard Cain
Lowell Hay
W. C. Cain
J. Hay
Nickie Huderson
Kent Burns
Dewayne Shaw
Manhattan
Johnnie Lindsey
Chuck Caywood
Garden City
B. A
Owen Brann
Lyndon
Wash
Ralph Selby
Ottawa
Fannie Davis
Quenemo
Roy English
Stanton Area Social News Moves Through Week
Mrs. Betty Gall of Lane has the flu after visiting her daughter. Mrs. Virgil Beebe and Patricia with Bateses called on Claude Turner, who is recovering at home. Virgil Beebe stayed with relatives in Osawatomie. Otis Foster visited by his brother Vin in Rantoul. Spring Hill visitors Bruce Devins and Maude Myres joined barbecue plans. Dan Brassfield attended the funeral of Heeve Denny in Spring Hill.
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Betty Gall
Lane
Tred Richie
Virgil Beebe
Patricia
Charley Bates
Lavon
Bates
Claude Turner
Turner
Fred Whitney
Osawatomie
Otis Foster
Vin
Ton
Rantoul
Carol Healy
Stillwater
Okla
Spring Hill
Earl
Croan
Drew Fo
Bruce Devins
Oklahoma State
Maude Myres
Jim Chamberlin
Dan Brassfield
Heeve Denny
Fairy Tales Misunderstood for Young Readers at Penn State
Mrs Marguerite Duvall, a child development specialist at Pennsylvania State University, argues that fairy tales are not for very young children. She says children under seven cannot appreciate imagination and are more drawn to prosaic stories.
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University Park
Marguerite Duvall
Pennsylvania State University
Concrete Materials advertisement appears in roadstone lime
Concrete Materials & Construction Co advertises roadstone chips agricultural lime and concrete stone with delivery service and contact number 1831 for orders.
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Concrete Materials & Construction Co
Oklahoma barbecue trip inspired native Hawaiian style feast
After sampling Oklahoma barbec ue he sent away for several ingredients and treated the natives o barbecue Hawaiian style. He cooked two 135-pound pigs, taking eight hours and 200 pounds for charcoal.
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Oklahoma
Rantoul Area News and Local Visits
Mrs F C Hermesmeyer and Mrs L M Watkins traveled to Welda for the funeral of Mrs Wat king aunt Mrs Charles Thompson. Lola Jean Evans of Denver visited relatives in Rantoul. Corrine McCullough and son Glen moved to Jon Caylor’s farm north of Rantoul. Neal Todd and son Ronnie visited Topeka for Ronnie’s specialist. Rantoul students receive hot lunches this semester cooked by C A Hobbs. Bill Jones and Mary Ann went to Kansas City for a doctor visit for Mrs Jones. Virgil Smith hosted a bridge club and guests included Allen DeGarmo Merritt McDonald and David Perkins.
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F. C. Hermesmeyer
L. M. Watkins
Welda
Corrine McCullough
Glen
Elliott
Jon Caylor
Rantoul
Neal Todd
Ronnie
Topeka
C. A. Hobbs
Bill Jones
Mary Ann
Kansas City
Jones
Virgil Smith
Bridge Club
Allen DeGarmo
Merritt McDonald
David Perkins
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Otawa
Gordon Wilson
Teon Pen Wileon Galloway
IA Holler
Cawley
Sehenanke
Couders
Emith
Neamith
Hadl
Morriney Allen
Hall
Hysom Uriem
Wilt
Associate Press
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Associated Press
Campanella
Roy Campanella
Churchill
Springfeld
Warrensburg
Umo
Kanana City Univ
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Predonia
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Ottawa Bowl
Dynamic League
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Duethman
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Binder
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Ketter Vansee
K. Chapman Sons
Ra Ant
L. Wichman
LGG
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Kruce Co
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Shumate Peeeeee
Wills Nursery
M. Jonss
G. Lancaster
Alban
J. Black
Lawrance
Howell
F. Ferguson
Grill
C. Beckner
Nuss & Pats Tavern
R. Redick
DB. Richeson
G. Smith
Stansbury
W. Fioch
Ban Ee Ds
Aqa I. Martin
O. Kingier
Hicks
Alexander
I" Heckman
Welborn
Wd - Rybolt
Reusch Pene
Henley
Akersevan
Ryboit
Hollen
B.E Goodrich
Mr Solution
Lace
F.goodrich
Gooditch
S. Main
B.E Goodrich Tires
Ivan Brown
Tire & Battery Service
Glenn Ford
Navy
South Pacific
Gia Scala
William Brinkley
Tally
Richmond Area
Mabel Chandler
Adlai
Rebekah
Georgia Norris
Dortrell
Eldon Morrtis
Concord
Martinez
Icolo
Pomona
Fannie Kraus
Stanton
Miss Ollie Brassfield
Fairy Tales Out
South Main Water Tower
J. Dean Nossinger
Safeco
UEC
Alexander Insurance Agency
Rantoul Area
Gale Gilbert
Dean Berlin
Watt
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