Humboldt Cubs Produce Two Kansas State Stars
Humboldt high school alumni Earl Seyfert and Steve Honeycutt became starting players for Kansas State University in Manhattan. The pair helped K State reach the semifinals of the Big Eight tournament as Seyfert emerged as a multi-year prospect and Honeycutt developed into a defensive standout. Both players hail from Humboldt and are sons of local ministers.
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Kansas, Oklahoma Take Big Eight Tourney Openers
Kansas beat Colorado 72-54 and Oklahoma defeated Missouri 76-67 to open the Big Eight tournament. Bohnenstiehl led Kansas with 16 points while Rogers scored 24 for Oklahoma. Kansas State meets Iowa State next, with Nebraska-Oklahoma State and Missouri-Colorado in the losers bracket.
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Alabama Eleven Are Bogy Men To Cornhuskers
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney says Alabama is two touch downs better than last year and warned his team they may face the Sugar Bowl’s best. He praises the Crimson Tide’s defense and passing, noting Alabama’s unbeaten season and strong schedule while expressing respect for Kenny Stabler.
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Snake) Stabler
Stabler shines as dominant dual threat eyed by Nebraska
Nebraska coach notes Stabler as dangerous dual threat with 956 yards and nine touchdowns this season. Oklahoma game injury updates mark Lynn Senkbeil’s limited status, while Alabama eyes Ray Perkins who strained a groin but is expected to play for Bear Bryant.
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Bear) Bryant
Spruce up in 1967 with pine fir wood products
Local ad touts spruce up options for 1967 offering hardwoods ply woods and ponderosas. Claims shine free with exclusive first rate building materials.
Indians Sweep Orioles in 1966 Series Wins
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles ten times in eighteen meetings during the 1966 season, one of the Orioles few losses in a season-long series.
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Ravens Hornets Win in Tourneys Across Regions
Lincoln University of Missouri won the LaCrosse Wisconsin tournament 112-95 over Loras Iowa with Arvesta Kelly named outstanding player. Ravens beat Western Carolina 88-73 at Quincy semifinals and face Morris Harvey for the title. Emporia State advances in Pan American play and St Marys of Texas tops Warrensburg Mules 67-66. Northwestern Oklahoma reaches Top of the Nation finals. Hiram Scott, St Cloud State, Tarkio also post wins in regional play.
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Multiple College Basketball Scores From Holiday tournaments
Readable results show Kentucky beat Miami 94 89 to win Consolation at the Hurricane Classic while Kentucky 94 Miami 89. Large list includes Saint Josephs beating Rhode Island 89 75 and Providence 91 Northwestern 79 at All College events. Other notable results feature Georgetown 104 Purdue 82 and UCLA 100 Wisconsin 56 in major tours.
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Chicago California Invitational Highlights Scores
In Sacramento State 85, Willa Metter 77. Springfield Missouri State 91, Lewis Clark 76. Event gathers college teams for a regional meet with midseason results and team performances noted.
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Top of the Nation scores from Southwest State contest
Southwest Oklahoma State defeated Illinois State 87 to 85 in a tight game as Northwest Oklahoma State fell 54 to 52 against Drury College.
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La Crosse Invitational Championship Recap
Lincoln Missouri defeated Loras of Iowa 112 to 95 in a championship game. Other scores list New York 121 over Los Angeles 115 with San Francisco 138 and Baltimore 115 over Philadelphia 113 and Boston 108.
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Shockers Fall 94-76 at Iowa in MVC Action
Wichita State lost to Iowa 94-76, extending a rough non conference run. Iowa coached by ex Shockers mentor Ralph Miller led by Tom Chapman 28 and Warren Armstrong 21 for the Hawkeyes while Wichita State trailed at halftime and could not close the gap.
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Gator Bowl Practice Secrets Highlight Title Contests
Syracuse and Tennessee keep near perfect secrecy around Gator Bowl prep with police ringed fields and restricted access. Coaches Schwartzwalder and Dickey acknowledge new wrinkles while doubting scouts gain actionable insight from the other side.
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Wagner College football player collects butterflies as hobby
Vince DeMasi a 195 pound line backer for Wagner College is noted for his hobby of collecting butterflies. The item highlights a defensive player balancing athletics with an insect collecting interest.
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Recreation Calendar Dance and Junior Events Tonight
Tonight at Central Park from 8 30 to 11 30 junior college high school dance listed. Friday junior high night at Launching Pad runs 7 to 10.
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Predict Higher Baskets in College Basketball
Kansas City AP says Coach Henry Iba of Oklahoma State predicts major rules changes to raise the basket and outlaw the dunk shot. Iba, on the national rules committee, says height is a god given blessing and the big man will remain advantaged as players rise. Ted Owens of Kansas named coach of the year at a Big Eight tourney luncheon.
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Double Knee Operation For Namath
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath underwent a successful double knee operation at Lenox Hill Hospital. Dr. James A. Nicholas described the procedure as removing torn cartilage and loose bodies, plus a tendon transfer to repair the joint. Namath will wear a full length cast for five to six weeks and stay in the hospital two to three weeks.
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