Signing War Roils College Stars In Pro Football Feud
Pro football signing tensions ripple into college ranks as Kent McCloughan of Nebraska claims he did not sign with Oakland while Oakland asserts contact. Frank Ryan sides with Namath value clash after Orange Bowl. Georgia offers to forfeit wins over Jim Wilson contract issues. A.D. Joel Eaves calls for NCAA policy to curb professional leagues raiding colleges in a league war.
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Ford Frick Not Scared by Antitrust Exemption Bill
Washington AP Ford Frick the baseball commissioner says he is not running scared over a bill by Representative Clement Zablocki to end the partial antitrust exemption for baseball. Zablocki notes recent moves like the Milwaukee Braves shift to Atlanta show baseball is a business first. Frick in New York says the bill does not upset him and that changes should come from Congress as the Supreme Court upheld the exemption pending action by lawmakers.
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St Patrick's defeats Coffeyville 49 points to 24
St Patrick's School ninth grade team remains undefeated at 4-0 after a 49 24 home win over Holy Name of Coffeyville. The seventh grade also won 36-26 with Darrell Gates scoring 17 and Larry Barnhart 14 leading the pair of St Patrick's squads.
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Kansas guards win dramatic Big Eight opener 66 56 over Nebraska
Kansas State and Oklahoma State staged a close clash while Kansas defeated Nebraska 66 56 on opening night in Manhattan. Roy Smith tipped in at the buzzer to lift Kansas past Oklahoma 71 69 as Colorado toppled Missouri 65 61 in the semis. Kansas hit 53 percent shooting led by Lopes 18 and Wesley 17, while Hare poured in 22 for Nebraska.
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UCLA Five No 1 Wichita Is Fifth
UCLA rises to No 1 as Indiana slips to second after a loss to Illinois 86-81 in Big Ten opener. Michigan drops, St Josephs and St Louis exit top ten while UCLA extends its nine game win streak with wins over Arizona Minnesota and Utah.
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Self Service and Evans Music win again in league play
Self Service remains undefeated at 8-0 and Evans Music improves to 7-1 after wins in the Industrial Basketball League at St Patrick's Gym. Self Service beat Wells 60 to 30 as Benson led with 23 points and Stucky added 15. Evans Music edged First National Bank 56-54 with Da vis scoring 17, Papst 16, and Riggie 15. Next games feature Ben Franklin versus Thayer and JayCees versus Naff and Bolze.
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Kansas Crude Oil Output Increases
Tulsa AP reports U S crude oil and lease condensate production fell 11 700 barrels daily last week to 7 715 720 for the week ended Jan 2 Oklahoma down 6 700 barrels while Kansas rose 4 500 to 298 900 barrels per day The data includes Oil and Gas Journal figures with team rosters from Evans Phillips and First National players listed in the box score style.
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Comets to Enter Fort Scott Meet
The district and regional basketball tourney assignments were announced by the state activities association. Chanute High School will attend its first regional trip to Fort Scott in March. The Fort Scott venue will host eight teams including Altamont Iola Ottawa Parsons Pittsburg and Fort Scott with Chanute as entrant. An eight team invitational in Fort Scott Jan 20 21 and 22 features Chanute Pittsburg Columbus Independence Iola Eudora St Marys of Pittsburg and Fort Scott. All eight teams play three games each. State regional lineups place Coffeyville Independence in the SEK Class AA at Winfield with Arkansas City Derby Wellington Wichita Southeast and Winfield. Columbus is in Class A regional at Girard with Baxter Springs Caney Fredonia Galena Neodesha Southeast of Cherokee and Girard. Humboldt heads Class A regional at De Soto with Bonner Springs Gardner Garnett Osawatomie Paola St Josephs of Shawnee and De Soto. Class B and BB districts determine who reaches regionals. Midway of Buffalo hosts a Class B meet for Altoona Le Roy Moran Toronto Uniontown Yates Center and Midway. Yates Center moved to Class B but leads Tri-Valley League undefeated. A Class B district at St Paul includes Cherryvale Erie McCune St Patrick’s Parsons St Paul Stark Thayer. Chanute area Class BB sites are Fontana and Westphalia. Fontana entries Arcadia Bronson Kankaid Mulberry Prescott Fontana. Westphalia hosts Elsmore Fall River Galesburg LaHarpe Virgil Welda and Champions. Second place from B districts advance to Erie for regionals along with the winners.
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College Basketball Scores Across Regions
A roundup of scores from fast action across the nation includes Providence over Fairfield 72 65 and Davidson 97 over Richmond 67. Other results feature Notre Dame 115 over W Michigan 87 and Kansas State 71 over Iowa State 52 with regional notes on district tournaments and class divisions.
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Pittsburg State Routs Hays In Conference Contest
Pittsburg State surged to a 74-62 win over Fort Hays State to even the Central Conference record at 1-1. Jim Chroust fueled the victory with 27 points as the team held a 42-25 rebounding edge. Hays led late in the first half before Pittsburg pulled away early in the second half. Other games saw Tabor defeat Baker 78-65 and John Brown University topple College of Emporia 98-89. Tonight’s slate includes Southwestern at Sterling and more matchups across the region.
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Wichita Beats Bradley 85 79 in MVC Clash
Wichita State defeats Bradley 85 79 on the road as five starters reach double figures led by Kelly Pete with 22 and Nate Bowman 18. Stallworth out for remaining eight Valley games. Shockers eye Cincinnati rematch at home. St Louis edges Tulsa 54-53 to stay tied in the Missouri Valley race while Louisville beats Drake 76-64. Rick Park leads Tulsa with 21. Drake and Bradley sit 0-3 in league play.
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