Kentucky and Kansas clash as unbeaten rivals meet
Kansas City AP reports 10th-ranked Kentucky travels to face 14th-ranked Kansas in a Big Eight opener between two unbeaten teams. Kentucky has beaten Kansas in three prior meetings, while Kansas carries a 28 game home winning streak. Other Big Eight teams debut on varied schedules across the league.
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Hazel Petersen Leads Keg Sweep in Friday Bowling
Hazel Petersen top scored in the Sunflower League with 227 in a game and 538 in a series. Ed Porter Lumber Co. posted the highest team figures with 938 in a game and 2,745 in a series. Other leagues note 223 games by Tremain and Dugan, 535 series by Dugan, Coca-Cola 1,024 team points, Odd Fellows 2,964 team, Connie Johnson 178 game, Crase 489 series, Honey Bees 565 game and 1,626 team.
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BYU Dominates Late To Top Kansas State In Tourney Opener
In Provo the BYU Cougars rally past Kansas State 78 72 after a tight first half. Brigham Young’s Cosic scores 30 with 18 rebounds while St Joseph’s tops Pacific 64 58 to set up a tournament final rematch.
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Gulf Coast tops Fort Scott in Shrine Bowl to end 27-game win streak
Gulf Coast Junior College of Perkinston Mississippi defeated Fort Scott Kansas 22 to 13 in the NJCAA Shrine Bowl. QB James McKay and RB Jerald Thomas fueled the win with a 64 yard run and a 33 yard TD catch. Beamon of Fort Scott rushed 182 yards in a losing effort.
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Possible Class AA Baseball For Southwest Kansas
Sources in Liberal this morning indicate a strong possibility of professional baseball coming to the region. Liberal is among towns under consideration for Class AA Texas League membership, despite the Pancake Hub’s 15,000 population.
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Kendall Victorious In Cage Cat Fight
Kendall High opened its 1971-72 basketball season with a 56-50 home win over Moscow. Seniorless Kendall rode junior Victor Jones and Randy Lindner to victory as Lindner scored 15 in the final period for 24 overall while Graham added 11. Moscow led late, but Kendall held on and also won girls opener 27-21 behind Lohman and Miller.
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Syracuse, Lakin Seek Cage Crown
Top seed Syracuse faces Lakin for the High Plains Conference girls basketball title after semi final wins. Syracuse beat Satanta 36 18 to reach 8 1 and will meet Lakin at 8 p m with Elkhart and Satanta playing for third.
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Ulysses Tigers edge Hooker in season opener thriller
Ulysses High opens 1971-72 basketball with a 56 48 win over Hooker Oklahoma in a non-conference test. Dale Sole starts his sixth season as head coach to steer a 12-8 last season. Kepley and Hampton lead Ulysses with 12 points each as Wooldridge nets the late buzzer layup to seal the victory.
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Ulysses and Hooker Hoop Scores Reported in 1971 Clash
In Garden City on Saturday December 4 1971 sophomores Rick Van Meter and Wooldridge each scored nine while Jeff Kreie blocked eight. Allen Rawlins led Hooker with 13 points and AM 6-1 forward notched 12. Ulysses B team won 47-36 as junior Larry McJunkin dropped 29 with 10 of 13 FGs. Next, Ulysses faces non league Lakin on Tuesday.
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