Kansas spring game loses three players after NCAA ruling
Kansas will stage its spring game Saturday at Memorial Stadium without nose guard Mitch Sutton, linebacker Mike Gardner, and tackle Terry Adams who sit out the rest of spring and the 1971-72 year. Coach Don Fambrough noted the loss of depth as eight junior college transfers arrived this semester, leaving five still eligible. The Blues face the Whites in the 1:30 p.m. exhibition after a final practice today.
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Oscar Plans to Win NBA Title on Friday
Milwaukee star Oscar Robertson predicts victory in game four at Baltimore to seal the Bucks first NBA title. Robertson scored 20 points with 12 assists as Milwaukee leads 3-0 after a 107-99 win over the Bullets. Bob Dandridge topped Milwaukee with 29 points and Lew Alcindor had 23 as Bullet defense stifled the Bucks at times.
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Lions Eyeing League Meets in Sunflower League
Lawrence High teams compete this weekend in Sunflower League events. Golfers play Friday at Victory Hills Country Club in Kansas City while tennis faces the loop test in Topeka. Saturday highlights include track at Shawnee Mission North West with ten league schools.
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NCAA Trains Rules On Junior College Transfers
The NCAA cleared up midyear junior college transfer rules in a Wednesday statement. Transfers must be graduates, have two years with 48 transferable hours, or one year with 24 semester hours and a 2.0 average. Ineligible 1971 72 unless in specified categories. football most affected. schools must provide financial aid during ineligibility.
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Milwaukee Grabs Game Three to Lead Series 3-0
Milwaukee defeated Baltimore 107 to 99 to take a 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven NBA Championship series. Utah wound up 4-3 over Indiana in the West Division Final after a 108-101 win. Kentucky vs Utah begins the first game of a best-of-seven NBC telecast.
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Haskell Netters Triumph Over Neosho County 7-2
Haskell Junior College won its third tennis meet in a row defeating Neosho County at Chanute 7-2. The Tribe netters have five wins and two losses this season. Singles winners were Holly Allen Wayne Johnson Bob Robinson and Marvin Peters. Doubles victors were Ed Pisano and Johnson Robison and Peters, and Allen and Frank Fish.
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Chiefs sue Ernie Ladd over unpaid contract funds
The Kansas City Chiefs filed a 16000 dollar lawsuit in Jackson County Circuit Court against former defensive tackle Ernie Ladd claiming breach of contract after his retirement last July. The suit seeks repayment of advance payments plus interest, noting the contract was extended to 1971 due to injuries. Ladd, known as The Big Cat, lives in Houston and wrestling pursuits followed.
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