Kansas Jayhawks Rally for 11-6 Win Over Sam Houston State
Kansas improved to 3 0 on the season by erupting for eight runs in the seventh inning against Sam Houston State. Jim Shanks Alan Storke and Bob Skahan contributed key hits as Tom Bishard logged the complete game with five strikeouts. Skahan drove in four runs while the Jayhawks prepared for St. Mary's and Texas Lutheran games on the spring swing.
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Schayes Voted NBA Coach of the Year for 1966
Dolph Schayes of the Philadelphia 76ers earned the NBA Coach of the Year honor from newsmen. He guided Philadelphia to the Eastern Division title and a playoff berth and credited Wilt Chamberlain as the key factor in the team's success that season.
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Not Men Haters Just Cautious Coeds Learn Self Defense
A Kansas group of coeds attends a Saturday self defense class taught by Bruce Morrison a Leavenworth graduate student with black belt training. The sessions emphasize practical techniques to deter attackers boost confidence and improve fitness while addressing safety for women walking alone or at night.
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Central Edged by Leavenworth in Dual Track Meet
Leavenworth Junior High defeated Central Junior of Lawrence 53 to 43 in a dual track meet at Leavenworth on Thursday. Central performers included Kyle Stevens and Allen Worley in the 100 hurdles with 13.9 seconds, Bill Kelly in the 100 with 10.6, Steve Roger and Larry Dillon in the 440 with 57.7, and a 1 51.3 in the 880 relay. George Schuler led in shot put 47 feet 8 inches, with Dave Hemphill third. Roger led the broad jump at 17 feet 10 inches.
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Highland Park tops Lawrence 9 0 in tennis opener
Highland Park opened its tennis season Friday by defeating Lawrence 9 0 on the Topeka courts. Singles results include Hess def Dynan 6 1 and Moon def Underwood 6 1 6 2. Doubles Hess Armstrong and Fisher Singer won 6 1 6 1.
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No-Hitter by Lindblad Boosts Athletics in Exhibition Win
Paul Lindblad and John Wyatt combined for a 4-0 no hitter as the Kansas City Athletics blanked the Houston Astros in an exhibition game. Lindblad left after six innings with 11 batters retired in a row, while Wyatt and Bert Campaneris boosted the relief effort.
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Recess in Boxing Probe Delays Grand Jury Action
A federal grand jury probing boxing troubles took a routine session Friday in Chicago and was to resume within a week. U S attorney Edward Hanrahan led the inquiry after testimony from two Chicago gangsters and six New York boxing figures, with Bernard Glickman later brought in.
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Phillies Rally Past Orioles 7-5 on Late Hit by Gonzalez
Tony Gonzalez delivered his third hit to drive in the go-ahead run as the Philadelphia Phillies erased a deficit to secure a 7-5 win over Baltimore Balti more.
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