Tribune High Shelved in Cage Tourney
Tribune High was eliminated in the first round of the St Francis Invitational basketball tourney. Minden Neb led 22-18 at the break and won 56-48 as Tribune moved to 2-5 while Minden improved to 3-1. John Dornhoff led Neb with 17 points while Brad Schneider paced Tribune with 13. Other teams include St Francis Kansas and Wray Colorado.
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Kansas State Oklahoma State Into Big Eight Semis
Kansas State and Oklahoma State overcame late deficits to reach the Big Eight tournament semifinals alongside Kansas and Colorado. Oklahoma State beat Missouri 60-55 as Joe Smith scored 18 and Amost Thomas 23 for OSU, while Gene Williams fueled K State’s rally with 14 second half points and 16 total. Missouri’s Dave Pike led with 19.
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Tigers Reach Tourney Final Showdowns Across Colleges
Hays Tigers advance to a Hastings Neb finals clash as Fort Hays State edges Northwest Missouri 75-70. Lincoln University defeats Washburn 69-66 and meets Tennessee A&I in the Quincy Ill tournament final. Sioux Falls meets Kearney in the Kearney Neb final after semifinal wins, while Ottawa faces Southwest Baptist in Ottawa Kan. action. St. Benedicts and Oklahoma Christian set up a rematch in Atchison as Culver-Stockton’s late shot lifts Valley State. Tony Robertson tops game honors.
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Valley Teams Split 2-2 in Holiday Tournaments
Missouri Valley basketball clubs split 2-2 in holiday events across coast to coast. Drake crushed Minnesota 71 to 48 at the Dallas All-Sports Classic to reach 7-1, Tulsa beat Texas El Paso 81-72 in Los Angeles, Wichita State fell 84-81 to Texas in Charlotte, Memphis State lost 76-63 to The Citadel in Greenville, S.C., leaving the Valley 43-21 against outside opposition.
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Pepper and Paterno Anticipate High Scoring Orange Bowl
Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers and Penn State mentor Joe Paterno spoke at a joint news conference in Miami about a high scoring Orange Bowl. Rodgers emphasized smart teaming over emotion while Paterno stressed thinking and offseason work. Both coaches predicted an aggressive game with room for big plays and risk taking.
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Barton's 256 Tops in Loop Bowl Night
Barton's 256 game leads Wheatbelt League action as Don Bremer posts 561 in Elliott Printers. Odd Fellows top team game and series totals. Sunflower League features Ann Dopperschmidt and Mickey Evans with high games and series. other teams noted include Ed Porter Lumber Co and Spencer's Market with strong team marks. Cuccinello retires after 1968 season then joins Al Lopez with White Sox as coach.
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Cold Snow Faces Colts Browns In Title Clash
In Cleveland a chilly day with snow flurries and upper 20s temperatures sets the scene for the NFL title game between the Baltimore Colts and the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Stadium. The Browns hope to repeat last week’s upset of the Dallas Cowboys 31 20 as the Colts activate Timmy Brown after a pulled muscle. An expected crowd around 82 000 will watch 2 35 p.m. EST kickoff with CBS network coverage and a blackout in Cleveland Youngstown areas.
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