KSU Clinches NCAA Bid With Last-Second Win at Iowa State
Kansas State survives a 63-61 victory at Ames as Gene Williams soars for a left-handed tip-in with three seconds left. Williams and Williams’ 16 rebounds, plus solid defense, lift K State to 10-3 in the Big Eight and a potential title shot. Coach Tex Winter hails the win while eyes turn to a must-beat Oklahoma State final game for an outright crown.
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Busters Lose Tourney Test at Hutchinson
Dodge City defeats Garden City 97 88 in a first round sub regional juco tourney clash at Hutchinson Sports Arena ending Garden City’s season. Dodge led 41-34 at half and pulled away, with Tucker and Garcia top scorers. Garden City’s Campbell and Zubeck led late surge, but final margin nine points.
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Unseld Leads Cards To 12th Straight Win
Louisville routs Belarmine 108-58 as All-America Westley Unseld dominates with 30 points and 23 rebounds in his final home game. Bradley posts 96-88 win over Drake after technical foul protest. Valley titles and NIT berth implications loom as NCAA bid looms.
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College Scores From Associated Press Update
Vanderbilt 115 at Louisiana State 86 Tennessee 63 over Mississippi State 51 Louisville 107 over Bellarmine 58 Tulane 88 over Virginia Tech 78 Midwest Town 91 over Minneota 72 Kansas 85 over Oklahoma 8 OT Missouri 60 over Oklahoma State 58 Ohio State 67 over Illinois 64 Kansas State 63 over Iowa State 61 Southwest Houston 107 over West Texas 76 Far West Utah State 71 over Portland 69 Idaho State 92 over Montana State 83 Seattle 67 over Texas-El Paso 51 Weber State 83 over Montana 63
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Benvenuti Frazier Are Ring Victors At MSG
In a record Madison Square Garden boxing doubleheader 18,096 fans paid 683,503 dollars as Nino Benvenuti beat Emile Griffith by unanimous decision to defend the middleweight title while Joe Frazier, lighter on his feet, outslugged Buster Mathis in 11th round stoppage. Frazier dominated with body blows delivering a final knockout punch after Mathis staggered through nine counts.
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Cougars' Lewis Named Coach of the Year
Houston AP reports Guy Leis of the University of Houston Cougars earned the 1966 67 season coach of the year award with 122 votes to 34 for John Wooden. Houston finished the regular season 28 0, defeating West Texas State 107 76 at Canyon to cap the perfect slate.
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Astrodome
Dickenson Pacesetter in 25th Week Bowling Action
Dickenson rolled 219 for Tom's Peanuts in the Sportsman League 25th week of 1967-68. John Novack led Minter Pump with a 564 series. Minter Pump also had 3,115 best team series. American League and Housewives League standings note high games and team totals across multiple clubs.
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Jayhawker Mixed League honors Ray Shearmire top game
Ray Shearmire rolled 225 for the highest individual game and a 610 split series in week 25 of the 1967-68 Jayhawker Mixed League at Garden Bowl. Ethel Mae Anderson led women with 192 game and Clara Murry posted the top women’s series at 479. C. R. Anthony's claimed the high team game 792 and top team series 2330.
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Lightner Leads Garden City At Valley AAU Wrestling Meet
Lightner captured the 177 pound title and was named outstanding wrestler as Garden City JCs and High School entries competed in Salina. Ron Plankenhorn and Mark Hooker wrestled in scholastic division, with several other Garden City standouts placing in various weights en route to nationals at Worthington, Minnesota.
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Regional Class A boys tourney opens in Goodland
GOODLAND Action starts Wednesday in the Class A regional for high school basketball. Seven teams seek a berth to Hutchinson state tourney. Colby is top seed after NW Kansas League crown. Ulysses meets Hugoton at 6 p.m. with others 7:30 and 9 p.m. first round.
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