Cowboys Take Command in Big Eight Prevailing Over Huskers
Oklahoma State escaped its Nebraska jinx to beat Nebraska 55 53 as Gary Hassmann led the Cowboys with 17 points and Gene Johnson hit a late jumper. Kansas State and Kansas trailed in the title chase after Iowa State upset Kansas 64 58. Iowa State A d whipped Kansas City efforts. Dave Fleming led the Cyclones with 19 points.
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Weber and Slattery win All-Star Bowling titles in Philadelphia
Dick Weber of St. Louis defeated Jim St. John 608 to 586 to win his third All-Star title and $15,000 at the All-Star Bowling Tour. Ann Slattery of Salt Lake City captured the women’s crown 597 to 550 over Sandy Hooper. The report notes Michigan’s 84,685 crowd in Columbus for the Big Ten football championship.
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Kansas College Action in a Tight KC Conference Race
McPherson College dropped a 70-65 game at Baker to fall into a tie with Bethany for the Kansas Conference lead. Bethany beat Ottawa 80-56 to reach 7-2, while Kansas Wesleyan beat Bethel 55-47 and College of Emporia defeated Southwestern 83-42. Next slate includes Tabor at Sterling and other KC Conference games as teams chase the NAIA-era crown.
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Young Wins Over Mills in Los Angeles Indoor Meet
Los Angeles AP report selects George Young as athlete of the meet after an upset of Lt Billy Mills and Gerry Lindgren at the Los Angeles Invitational Indoor Track Meet. Young, 27, from Casa Grande Arizona, won the two mile event with a final quarter of 58.3 seconds. Wyomin Tyus of Tennessee State set an American women's 60 yard dash record of 6.7 seconds and won the 100 meters at the Olympics.
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