Kansas high school footballers extend perfect seasons
AP reports Lawrence remains No. 1 after a 33-0 win over Highland Park to reach 47 straight. Independence reaches 32 straight with a 16-14 victory over Coffeyville, ranked No. 2, while Coffeyville falls to 7-2. Topeka shocks Wichita East 19-13 on a 73-yard TD pass with five seconds left, tying both teams at 7-2. Wellington, Salina, Dodge City, Wyandotte, Leavenworth also win as final Kansas 1960 season games close.
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Taxes Trip Up Tony Accardo
CHICAGO AP A jury convict Tony Accardo 54 of income tax evasion, the same crime that felled Al Capone. He faces up to nine years in prison and $15,000 in fines, with sentencing set for November 18 pending any new-trial ruling. Accardo, head of a famed crime syndicate, declared $3,993 as business expenses for his red sports car. He showed little emotion at verdict and declined comment to reporters.
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Ottawa High takes Bonner Springs 24 to 7 in big win
Ottawa High Cyclones broke an eight year home drought by routing Bonner Springs 24 to 7 at Cook Field. Three third quarter touchdowns and key plays by Reed Lewis Shaffer and Mack sealed the victory as Ottawa improves its home record.
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College Football Scores Wrapup
St Benedicts 18 Emporia State 12 and Washburn 33 Hays State 7 lead a busy college slate with Sterling 22 McPherson 0 and Kansas Wesleyan 50 Friends 20 Also Missouri Valley 40 Culver-Stockton Freshmen plus Nebraska 21 Kansas State 6 In high school action Lawrence 33 Highland Park over Independence 18 and Coffeyville 14 over Topeka 19 Highlighted matches include Wellington 26 El Dorado 20 Salina 34 Manhattan 7 and many district showdowns across Kansas with Larence area teams posting wins Other notable scores include Dodge City 13 Pratt 6 Wyandotte 27 Shawnee East 0 Leavenworth 40 St Joseph Lafayette Mo 6 Parsons 20 Fort Scott 14 Columbus 33 Pittsburg 14 Tola 34 Chanute 0 Clay Center 59 Emporia 7 Abilene 44 Belleville 14 Ottawa 24 Bonner Springs Argentine 13 Rosedale 0 Fredonia 39 Neodesha 20 Wamego 26 Osage City 14 Seaman 26 Holton 12 Washburn Rural 18 Haskell Osawatomie 12 Paola 7.
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Colts Favored To Beat Bears In Chicago Showdown
The Baltimore Colts travel to Chicago as seven point favorites over the Bears. Baltimore aims to preserve a strong road record and stay atop the Western Conference while eyeing a favorable remaining schedule. Chicago hopes to dent the Colts’ standings as both teams pursue key wins.
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Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Meet
Friday bowling results list top scores for multiple teams and players. Betsy Gamble led with 161 first game and 430 series for the Gambles, Hattie Carey had 169 and 490 for Trout, M. Smith posted 204 and 544 for Pence, S. Simmons 194 and 514 for C. K. Bargain, S. Wolgast 191 and 3505 for Royal T, B. Hughes 207 and 359 for Elmer's, G. Christie 182 for Petrex, N. Lollar 501 for Fairmont, F. Hughes 182 for Home Improvement.
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Wichita oilman named chair of $750000 logopedics drive
James W. Vickers of Wichita was named general chairman of a campaign to raise 750000 dollars for the Institute of Logopedics, an internationally known corrective speech training center in Wichita.
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Warriors Celtics Duel For Eastern Title Contendership
The Boston Celtics and Philadelphia Warriors sit atop the Eastern Division after each beat Western leaders. Philadelphia extended its win streak to nine with a 117 112 victory over St Louis, while Boston beat Cincinnati 128 110. Wilt Chamberlain scored 37 for the Warriors as Cliff Hagan led the Hawks. Robertson and Cousy had limited scoring in the Boston Cincinnati game.
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Wesleyan Beats Friends 50-20 to Finish Seasons
Kansas Wesleyan ends its season 4-4-1 with a 50-20 victory over Friends in the Kansas Conference finale. Friends finishes 1-8-1. Sterling defeats McPherson 22-0 to drop to 1-8. McPherson ends 1-7-1. Washburn finishes 6-3 after a 33-7 win over Ft. Hays State.
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Dean Berlin Agent 109 E Second
Dean Berlin listed as agent at 109 E Second with contact CH 2 2804. Representation details or services not provided in text. Additional context may specify field of agency or location.
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St Benedicts Edges Emporia State in CIC Battle
St Benedicts overcame a deficit to beat Emporia State Teachers College 13 12 in a CIC game. John Bingesser led the win with scoring runs of 39 60 22 and 43 yards. St Benedicts will play William Jewell next weekend.
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Girls from Arkansas Travelers to play Wellsville exhibition
Hazel Walker and the Arkansas Travelers all girl basketball team visit Wellsville for an 8 p.m. exhibition against a local all male team sponsored by the Kiwanis Club at Wellsville High School gym. The girls logged 201 wins and 19 losses over 220 games last season, performing in towns nightly from October through May.
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