Kansas Falls High at St John s in New York
No. 9 Kansas suffers its worst defeat since 1962 a 68-44 loss to unbeaten St John s in New York. Sonny Dove tops St John s with 27 points and 16 rebounds as Kansas endures a 13-2 late rally by the visitors.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Kansas
St. John’s
New York
Ted Owens
Oklahoma
Bradley
Peoria
St. John's
Jayhawks
Sonny Dove
Oklahoma State
Lawrence
UCLA Tops AP Poll as Kentucky Falls from Top Ten
The UCLA Bruins hold No 1 with all 35 first place votes after Kentucky drops to outside the top ten following losses to North Carolina and Florida. Louisville moves to No 2, North Carolina to No 3, and Texas Western to No 4 in the updated rankings.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Sur
Knights Add 1 More Wins
St Marys Knights beat Sacred Heart in both seventh and eighth grade basketball double header at St Mary Center. Knights eighths remain undefeated in five 1966 67 starts, sevenths 4 1. Next action Friday January 6 at Deerfield Junior High.
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St. Mary’s School
Knights
Sacred Heart School
Dodge City
St. Mary Center
St. Mary
St. Mary's
Knight
Deerfield Junior High
NFL Tickets On Sale By Mail For Pro Championship
Los Angeles AP reports NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced tickets for the January 15 pro championship game will cost 6 10 and 12 dollars. Tickets are available by mail and will also be sold at Memorial Coliseum later. The notice outlines pricing and sale method for the Super Bowl event.
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LOS Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Wallace Hopes for Drake Coach Role at Wichita State
Des Moines AP reports Drake football coach Jack Wallace is expected to be named head coach at Wichita State University within days. Wallace, 41, has not posted a losing season in 13 years as head coach, after guiding Dodge City Junior College to a 30-8-2 record and serving as Drake assistant before taking over in 1965. The vacancy follows George Karras’ resignation after a 4-15 two year tenure.
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DES Moines
Yowa
Jack Wallace
Drake
Wichita State University
Wallace
Bulldogs
Noah Allen
Wichita Athletic
George Karras
Dee
Karras
Wheatshocker
Dodge City
Kan
Bus Mertes
Mertes
Denver Broncos
Trig Sayre Leads with 248 Game in Scratch League
Trig Sayre posted a 248 high game and 976 series for Garden Belle Lumber in the Classic Scratch League week 15, aiding his club to a 2,786 team series and 625 team game. Other results include KGLD-TV over Park Inn 2,718 to 2,513, and Davis Cate’s Pod Egbert with a 229 game.
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den Belle Lumber
Kgld-Tv
Park Inn
Rickman Body Shop
Thomas Implement
Garden Belle Lumber
Slenkle Drilling
Pod Egbert
Davies ‘Cate
Ingalls
Franck Meeker
Meekjer Motor Mart
Lahin Radio-Tv
Amerian Tractor
Kearny County Bank of Lakin
Coca-Cola
John Collins Agency
Krebs Construction
Lakin
Santa Fe Ettes
Scott City Air Service
Hammong Organ Studios
Garden Bowl
Smith Land
John Wheeler
Pile's 226 Best Effort Marks Friday Night Bowling
Earl Pile had his best game of 226 for M&E Implement as Wheatbelt League completed week 16 of 1966-87. Gerald Becker led Gano-Horace Grain with 586 series while Rickman Body Shop posted top team game 1099 and high team series 3025. Results include tied matchups and several 4-0 sweeps across the standings with multiple teams posting strong totals.
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Earl Pile
Garden Bowl
Wheatbelt League
M&e
Gerald Becker
Gano-Horace Grain
Rickman Body Shop
Culligan Soft Water
Birkle-Cooper Builders
Gano-Horace
State Highway Dept
Garden Belle Lumber
Garden City Roping Club tops bowling action at Garden Bowl
Garden City Roping Club dominated Garden Bowl Monday as Housewives League marked week 14 of the 1966-67 season. Nola Blackwood bowling 195 in a high single and Lois Witman 498 in a series led the club’s top team game 778 and high team series 2135. Other results included Security Oil, Producers Packing, Ankrom Motors, Denver Retail Liquor, Tomco Seed, Gigot Irrigation, and Culligan Soft Water posting 2-1 wins.
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Garden City Roping Club
Garden Bowl
Housewives League
Nola Blackwood
Lois Witman
Security Oi
Kay
Gene Austin
Ankrom Motors
Eastside
Troy
Metal
Denver Retail Liquor
Garden City
Tomco
Merrill
Schiffelbein
GWU Coach Quits Over Possible Football Discontinuation
James V. Camp resigned as George Washington University head football coach on Monday amid the possibility the school may discontinue the sport. He had led the program since 1941 and cited the uncertainty over its future as the reason for stepping down.
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Washington
James V. Camp
George Washington University
Buffs vs Hays High in West Central clash tonight
Hays High brings a 3-1 overall mark into the pre-Christmas doubleheader at Garden City with five seniors in the lineup. Garden City, 2-2, hosts varsity, B team and sophomores as Don Sloan begins his Hays tenure.
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Hays High
Garden City
Curt Shipley
Buffaloes
Hays
Garden
Indians
Eills
Pratt
Russell
Dodge City
Missouri
Don Sloan
Baker University
Dorrance High
Natoma High
Buffs
Scott City
Scott
Beavers
Shipley
Randy Swearengen
Lloyd Lightner
Danny Friesen
Buff Sophs
Joe McCord
David Pore
Jeff Boone
Mike Bayer
Steve Lobdell
Glenn Brungardt
Rec Cage League Coaches Final Meeting in Civic Center
Final coaches meeting to organize the 1906 647 town league is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Civic Center. Eight or nine teams are expected to compete this season with games at Ben Grimsley Gym. The City Recreation Dept sponsors the league.
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Civic Center
Ben Grimsley
City Recreation Dept
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