Kansas State Freshmen Beat Chanute JC In Season Opener
Kansas State at Ahearn Fieldhouse opened its season with a 59 to 30 win over Chanute Junior College. The Wildcats used height advantage and added 14 players scoring, led by Mike Williams with 15 points and Ken Cloud with 21. Chanute trailed 36 to 24 at halftime and later faced a Don Ramet and Earl Sey nate led K-State in scoring from high school All-Americans. The Panthers next faced Fort Scott in Fastern Kansas League play.
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Gary Duff Named Outstanding Player in Kansas Football
Gary Duff was named the Kansas football team's most outstanding player at a Monday night ceremony in Lawrence. He received the Ormand Beach award, while Brian Schweda was voted outstanding lineman and won the Mike Getto award. Ron Oelschlager earned the Art Weaver award for the senior with the highest scholastic standing.
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Cepeda aims for return after knee surgery
AP reports Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants underwent surgery to remove torn cartilage from his right knee. Dr. Harrison McLaughlin led the team in New York and San Juan, with officials optimistic Cepeda will be as good as ever.
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Oklahoma man elected president of Hereford association
George Kemnitz of Perry Oklahoma won the presidency of the American Polled Hereford Association, moving up from vice president as the 42nd annual show and sale opens in Portland Oregon. Delegates elected Jim Gill of Coleman Texas as vice president and re-elected Orville Sweet of Kansas City Missouri as executive secretary with L J Harris of Kansas City Missouri named treasurer. About 3000 Polled Hereford breeders attend the three day event which runs through Wednesday.
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Scuba Divers Search For Bodies Of Two Missing Teens
Divers searched for two missing 16 year old boys near John Redmond Reservoir after their boat disappeared during Thanksgiving hunting. Army helicopters and private planes aided the effort as the bodies of Steve Fencannon and another youth remained unrecovered.
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Promoter Alleges Shakedown Behind Giardello Carter Fight
Kansas City promoter Max Yeargain accuses parties of a shakedown over the Giardello Carter middleweight bout. He says Pennsylvania Boxing Commission and World Boxing Association should halt the event pending a full fact finding. He supplied contract photos and telecast costs as proof of alleged fraud damaging reputations. The Oct 23 Las Vegas plan was postponed and Telescript claimed the closed circuit rights were terminated without explanation.
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Beagle Gift Fight Ties to Expos and Boxing Figures
Female Beagle Yeargain cites attorney Giardello alleging a $1,200 payment to move a fight to Washington for President Johnson. Yeargain, who fought Jim Norris to challenge the IBC, recalls a Supreme Court ruling dissolving the IBC for anti trust violations. He also mentions a past beating linked to SEC opposition. Separately, Raymond Suarez and Joe Hennessey signed with Kansas City to join the A's minor league setup in Daytona Beach next spring.
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Kansas State Sinks Southern Illinois in Lincoln
Kansas State beat Southern Illinois 74 to 63 at Lincoln. The victory helped K State stay in a six way tie at 2-1 in Big Eight non conference play while Indiana and Michigan posted wins elsewhere. Gary Wilphouse Dotson led K State with 17 points.
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Villanova Upsets Princeton in OT Thriller
Villanova edged Princeton 61-60 in overtime as Melchionni hit a late jumper with 22 seconds left, while North Carolina defeated Kentucky 82-67. The results affected the weekly ratings with several top teams sliding.
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Wolverines Top AP Poll As Wichita Stays No 2
Michigan dominates the first regular season AP basketball poll with 32 first place votes and 337 points. Wichita State rises to second with 236 points after moving up from third in the preseason rankings. Kentucky St. Louis San Francisco and Saint John’s follow in the top ten amid early-season upsets and shifting positions.
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Rhome Sets 16 Records In Football
Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome, a second-team All-America, breaks 16 major college football records this season. Final NCAA figures show 3,128 yards in total offense and 2,870 passing yards, with 42 touchdown passes and 224 completions as he leads in total offense, passing and related categories.
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