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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1966

Page

3

Jayhawks Eye Third Straight Tourney Crown

Kansas Jayhawks aim for a third consecutive Big Eight preseason tournament title as they face Town State Cy clones in the finals in Kansas City. Colorado and Nebraska clash for fifth, with Missouri Oklahoma State and Kansas State also in action in the day’s other games.

Bob Greene Associated Press Kansas City Kansas Jayhawks Town State Cyclones Colorado Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma State Kansas State Oklahoma Kansas Town State K-State Montana St Temple Oklahoma City Stanford Texas Arizona St Massachusetts DePaul Town St Kansas St Oklahoma St Arkansas

Knoll, Zirkel lead scores in 17th week bowling

Gene Knoll of Minter Pump rolled 214 to top individual game in the 17th week at Garden Bowl. Louie Zirkel of Smith Land led with a 581 series and 1,074 team high. Multiple league results follow with wins by Smith Land, Blakely Crop Insurance, Minter Pump, Northern Natural, Garden City Monument, Ansel Manufacturing, and Vogue Shop.

Gene Knoll Minter Pump Garden Bowl Louie Zirkel Smith Land Austin Blakely Crop Insurance Roots Construction Co Minter Pump Edged Producers Packing Northern Natural Cities Service Garden City Monument Herman Body Shop Ansel Manufacturing Oswalt Industries Mickey Evans Vogue Shop Yellow Cab Fidelity State Bank McClung Pharmacy Ankrom Motor Western Auto Dairy Queen Froduction Credit Marnieta Pile Welders Supply Alice Tuttle Machine Supply

Sidle Tops Big Eight Tournament Scoring

Oklahoma star Don Sidle scored 3 points in the Big Eight tournament setback to Kansas to claim the lead in scoring. The top ten also lists Don Smith of Iowa State 40, Willie Rogers Oklahoma 39, Ron Coleman Missouri 38, Jo McGonigle Iowa State 37, Jo Jo White Kansas 37, Rodger Bolhenstiell Kansas 36, Roy Smith Kansas State 33, and Earl Seyfert Kansas State with Pat Frink Colorado at 31.

Kansas Howard Arndt Jayhawks Bohnensticht White Don Sidle Oklahoma Bob Stevens Stevens Don Smith Cyclones Iowa State Kansas State Dave Fleming John McGonigie Raul Duarte K-State Dennis Berkholtz Earl Seyfert Seyfert Berkholtz Syfert Tex Winter Kansas City Willie Rogers Ron Coleman Missouri Jo MccGonigle Jo Jo White Rodger Bolhenstiell Roy Smith Pat Frink Colorado

Three Valley Teams Winners In Thursday Games

Three of four Missouri Valley basketball teams won Thursday. St Louis defeated Oregon State 64 52 in Portland with Bob Cole scoring 19 and Rich Niemann 16 as the defensive standout. Louisville beat Syracuse 75 71 to reach the Quaker City final, facing Princeton. Bradley edged Tennessee 60 53 in New Orleans and meets Utah for the Sugar Bowl title.

Associated Press St. Louis Portland Ore Oregon State Bob Cole Rich Niemann Niemann Louisville Syracuse Philadelphia Princeton Bradley Tennessee New Orleans Joe Allen al Smith Utah

Former OU Player Joins Sooner Staff

Norman Pettibone, a 1963 OU graduate and former Sooner back, is named to replace Larry Lacewell as defensive coach. Gomer Jones notes Lacewell moves to Wichita State. Pettibone will live with athletes and coach freshmen and B squad. He previously served as graduate assistant in 1962, 1965, and 1966.

Norman Okla Oklahoma University Norman Pettibone Larry Lacewell Sooner Gomer Jones Lacewell Wichita State University Pettibone Jim MacKenzie

Television tests fans over a three day gridiron binge

Associated Press sports writer recounts a weekend full of eight football games across bowls and championships from Gator Bowl to Orange Bowl. Focused on stars like Dewey Warren Floyd Little and Larry Csonka, it notes season records and key injuries affecting Sugar Rose and Cotton Bowl matchups and previews Sugar Rose Florida Spurrier.

Ron Rapoport Associated Press First Television Jeount Syracuse ABC Georgia-Southern Methodist Buffalo Kansas City Green Bay Dallas Alabama Nebraska Purdue Southern California Georgia Tech Florida Jacksonville Fla Tennessee Dewey Warren Floyd Little Larry Csonka Georgia SMU Ilayden Fry Southern Methodist San Francisco Don Horn San Diego Ray Perkins Bear Bryant Crimson Perkins New Orleans Southern Cal Troy Winslow Pasadena Bob Griese Engineers Steve Spurrier Miami Billy Schroer Tommy Carlisle Ray Graves

Stram Inks New Five Year Pact With Chiefs

Kansas City coach Hank Stram secured a five year contract extension as the Chiefs prepare to face the Buffalo Bills in Buffalo for a shot at the AFL title. The winner advances to meet the NFL champion in Los Angeles for pro football's first Super Bowl. Stram, 42, praised the move while Lamar Hunt disclosed the deal at a civic celebration.

Kansas City Hank Stram Buffalo Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs Buffalo Bills Los Angeles Hotel Muehlbach Stram Dallas Texans Associated Press Purdue Southern Methodist Notre Dame Miami

Cowboys Seek Lifelong Challenge Against Packers

Dallas stars Don Meredith and Willie Townes frame the NFL title clash with Green Bay as a lifetime test. Meredith says Green Bay represents football’s best, while Townes asserts Dallas can match the Packers man for man. Cowboys prep in Cotton Bowl, Green Bay drills in Tulsa, Lombardi’s champs fly in for a 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff before a sellout crowd of 75,504.

Dallas Tex Green Bay Don Meredith Cowboys Meredith NFL Los Angeles Willie Townes Packers Tulsa Okla Skelly Stadium Vince Lombardi CBS Radio

New Threats For Koufax

Sandy Koufax, 31, has signed a 10 year NBC contract to do broadcasting and other work, shifting from his Dodgers role due to left elbow arthritis. He will handle radio and TV tasks, color commentary, talent development, program ideas, and special projects while staying near baseball.

NEW York Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodger National Broadcasting Co Koufax Dodgers Los Angeles NBC

KU Tops KSU In Finals Here

Kansas University defeated Kansas State here last night in the finals of the table tennis tournament at the Civic Center. Don Sonderegger, a KU student home for the holidays, won the event by defeating Don Morgan. Jim Wells took third and Gary Parker fourth. 13 entries total.

Kansas University Kansas State Civic Center Don Sonderegger K.U Don Morgan Jim Wells Gary Parker

East West Game Backs To Face Hefty Linemen

In San Francisco the Shrine East West game showcases two All America backs Nick Eddy of Notre Dame and Clint Jones of Michigan State with Mel Farr of UCLA on the West. East linemen average 243 pounds versus 233 for the West, while East ends tackle and guard alignments meet the heavy line. East captains are Jim Lynch and Jones, NBC to televise at 4 45 pm EST.

SAN Francisco Nick Eddy Notre Dame Clint Jones Michigan State Mel Farr UCLA John Ralston West Duffy Daugherty East Alan Page Don Parker Virginia Tom Fussell Louisiana State Bob Rowe Western Michigan Dave Rowe Penn State Jim Lynch Ane Staniuk South Carolina Lynch Jones NBC Tom Greenlee Washington Loyd Phipps Arkansas Leo Carroll San Diego State Dennis Randall Oklahoma John Richardson George Harvey Kansas Ron McCall

Alcindor Defends UCLA Lead In Los Angeles Classic Title Game

Lew Alcindor guards up as top ranked UCLA faces USC in the Los Angeles Classic title game. The sophomore star, who began with a 56 point varsity debut, has shifted to defense while teammates Warren and Allen pace the offense.

Associated Press Lew Alcinder Southern California Trojans UCLA Alcinder Bruins Alcindor Southern Cal Georgia Tech USC Illinois

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