Piranha Bite Injures Kansas Player Before Fall Drills
Kansas Jayhawks defensive back Mike Burton, a Washington High recruit, was injured by a pet piranha named George in his apartment. He received medical treatment, returned to practice, and voiced concern over the fish’s behavior and appetite.
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KU Coach Fambrough Praises First Fall Practice
Kansas head coach Don Fambrough expressed satisfaction with the Jayhawks first fall practice saying overall players were in good condition. He noted a few weight problems but few mistakes as the squad worked two hours in the morning two in the afternoon and a half hour after dinner focusing on the kicking game.
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Gibson Splits Squad Forms At LHS Drills Ti
Lawrence High football coach Frank Gibson began fall practices with morning fitness followed by afternoon play installation. He split 47 varsity and B players and 30 Little Lions for drills and installed eight basic plays including two passes as he plans continued conditioning and skull sessions until pads on next Wednesday. Season opener is September 10 against Shawnee Mission East at home.
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Pizza Hut Clinches State Berth In District Softball
Pizza Hut, a team of Haskell Junior College teachers and students, earned a spot in the State Softball tournament by defeating Kansas State Penitentiary 9-4 in the Northeast Kansas District tourney losers bracket. A four run rally in the fourth inning broke a 4-4 tie as George Tiger led ESP with seven hits through three innings before Pizza Hut pulled away.
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Lawrence Chamber KU Football Preview Scheduled Aug 28
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sets the KU Football Preview for 2 30 p m Saturday August 28 at Memorial Stadium. The banquet is removed this year but an autograph signing and photo session with new coach Don Fambrough his staff and players will precede the first full scrimmage. Public invited.
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Five Schools Start Drills NU Joins Today
Five Big Eight teams opened drills Thursday as Nebraska prepared to join, with Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Colorado, and Colorado State following. Nebraska coach Bob Devaney warned the team will fight to defend its national title despite losing four starters.
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Browns and Cowboys clash as Phipps starts for Browns
In Dallas at the Cotton Bowl the Browns announce Mike Phipps will start at quarterback over Bill Nelsen. Nelsen may see action. Cowboys aim to extend their preseason win streak after beating the Rams, with Craig Morton favored over Roger Staubach due to bruised ribs.
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Football on Air Tonight and Saturday Schedule
Tonight at 7 30 Cleveland faces Dallas on channels 4 and 27. Saturday at 8 New Orleans visits Kansas City on channels 9 and 13.
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Oerter Skips 1972 Olympic Bid
West Islip NY veteran discus thrower Al Oerter says he will not compete in the 1972 Munich Games citing family priorities. He won Olympic golds in 1956 1960 1964 and 1968 and plans to participate in smaller meets while avoiding full Olympic preparation.
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Kidd to Use Tonsils at Sapporo Olympics
Billy Kidd, first to win amateur and professional world ski titles in a year, will serve as a special commentator for NBC TV at the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo Japan.
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