Stallworth Sparks Kansas With Career High 34 Points
Owens of Kansas and Hartman of Kansas State both praised their teams. Stallworth delivered a career high 34 points Wednesday night, signaling a potential great season for Kansas and hinting at the help young players may provide as the season unfolds.
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Hartman Turn Prophets Kansas to 88-72 Victory
In Lawrence Kansas Hartman Turn Prophets Kansas defeated Notre Dame 88-72. Danny Beard sophomore guard scored 23 points with 10 steals and led Kansas State to an 87-60 win over Texas. Wildcats 2-2. Colorado lost to Wichita State 70-55. Missouri hosts Virginia Commonwealth. Oklahoma 0-3 at home versus Stetson. Beard limited Texas top scorer Scooter Lenox to two points.
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Lakers tie Knicks with 18th straight win in NBA
Los Angeles extended its winning streak to 18 by edging the Houston Rockets 125-120. Jerry West scored 33, Gail Goodrich 42 led Houston’s resistance, and the Lakers moved within two of Milwaukee’s single season record. Celtics, 76ers, and Bullets also won district games.
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Clyde Tops In Rushing
Hutchinson Kansas AP Fort Scott Community Junior College tailback Tommy Reamon is the junior college scoring champion for the second year with 120 points. Clyde Russell of Garden City JC led the rushing title with 2088 yards. Skip Hale of Coffeyville completed 137 of 258 passes for 1936 yards to win the passing title, while J Tuttle of Coffeyville had 54 receptions to lead receivers.
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Garden City Buffs Tip Off West Central Kansas League Play
Garden City High basketball hosts Russell in a triple header after a 10 day layoff. Coach Don Winger starts an all senior lineup led by Stewart Nelson and Russ Boone as the Buffs seek a post season rebound. Russell, coached by Dick Rippey, has lost both starts. A booster club reception follows.
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Old Case of Force and Object in NFL Playoffs
NFL races tighten as Miami leads AFC East by a half game with two left while Baltimore yields fewest passing yards and Detroit tops NFC scoring. Minnesota owns NFC defense and rushing, Dallas and San Diego lead in offense, Donn Clendenon eyed by St. Louis Cardinals for right handed power.
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Oakland Move to Capital
Chicago reports major league executives are pressing to help Charles Finley break his Oakland Coliseum lease and move his Athletics and California Golden Seals to Washington DC. A NL executive says Bay Area cannot support two major league teams. Finley avoids comment. Oakland officials insist contracts keep teams in place through 1987 and 1974 respectively.
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Buffs Triumph In West Central Kansas League Dual
Garden City high scored two pins and five decisions to defeat Dodge City 28 21 in a WCKL dual meet. Results include Hendrickson win at 105 and multiple decisions and pins across weights as GC pursues a fourth straight mat team title with next action at Russell High Friday.
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Evans 225 Tops League in Monday Bowling
Evans 225 tops the Prairie Belles League with Shir ley Nuzum 518 in a single series. Merrill Implement posts 937 high team game and 2 645 team series. Dennis Dresling 222 and 574 lead American League. Knights of Columbus 1 030 and 2 968 top team marks. Charlotte Yardley 220 and 539 lead Western Women. Moorman Feeds 2 980 top team series in Monday Mixed. Mack Woods 180 and 514 lead men. Royal Neighbors set 2 253 high team series.
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Friday Cage Slate Heavy For Telegram Area High Schools
A dense Friday night basketball slate features Telegram-area teams with Ingalls High the sole school without a Friday open date. Kendall has a Friday bye and will play at Ford Saturday. Garden City hosts Russell while Syracuse visits Holcomb. Sublette plays Johnson, Lakin meets Saibantha, Copeland faces Montezuma, Deerfield goes to Botha, Scott City to Scots, Tribune hosts Hugoton, Ulysses welcomes Liberal, and Dighton plays LaCrosse.
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Cavaliers Dominant in 78-57 Win Over Maryland
Virginia Cavaliers overwhelmed Maryland Terrapins 78-57 behind 67 percent shooting to seize a 13-point halftime lead. Barry Parkhill led Virginia with 21 points, limiting Maryland star Tom McMillen, as Louis City and others posted notable results across the ACC and national games.
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North squad named for Senior Bowl all star game
KSU's Beyrle Latimore named. North squad features Nebraska Notre Dame Michigan linemen. Quarterbacks Dean Carlson and Gary Wichard to lead an offense facing South stars Pat Sullivan John Reaves and Johnny Musso. Pro scouts focus on front four with Jacobs on defense and strong line talent across Notre Dame Michigan Stanford UCLA and BYU. Officials say $1500 per winner and 2500 bonuses. NBC telecast from Ladd Stadium in Mobile.
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Garden City BTeamers Clinch 39 18 Win Over Dodge City
Garden City High B-teamers defeated Dodge City 39-18 in a dual meet. Gary Fiel pinned Mike Meredith, Arlyn Algrim pinned Earl Harmon, Albert Gomez defeated Robert Olivenas, Mark Henry edged Jesse Board, Stan Erwin won, Henry Huber pinned Wes Atkins, Gary Craft pinned Bob Baker, with several forfeits for Dodge City and no Garden City entries in the top two weights.
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Colby Dominates Garden City In Dual Wrestling Meet
Colby Junior College won nine of ten matches to beat Garden City 39 6 with lone Garden win by Terry Spexarth at 190 pounds pinning his opponent with 28 seconds left. Colby had four pins and five decisions. Next action is a Saturday four team round robin at Garden City featuring Garden City Colby Dodge City and Pratt with rounds at 1 4 and 7 pm.
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