Lions Open 1966-67 With Road Shows Against Hayden and East
Lawrence High meets Topeka Hayden on Friday and Shawnee Mission East on Saturday in road openers. Coach Max Rife fields a less-experienced lineup with a 6-9 center Tom Miller and forwards Chip Maxwell Charles Laskowski, while guard duties and lineup decisions hinge on Friday. Hayden, a strong press team, is led by coach Ken Bueker returning two lettermen from last year. East counters with size and veterans Bob Albo Skip Quimby and others as they seek a strong start.
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Lions
Lancers
Bob Albo
Skip Quimby
Barry Edwards
Jim Balinger
Don Payne
Brian Shive
LHS
Rife
Hayden
Wildcat
Wildcats
Ken Buekel
Lion
Tom Miller
Chip Maxwell
Charles Laskowski
Terry Benson
John Thoren
Leonard Jackson
Topeka
Lawrence
East
Highland Park
Atchison
Wyandotte
Shawnee Mission North
Manhattan
Ottawa
Lion Cage
Lawrence High
Topeka Hayden
Shawnee Mission
Miller
Journal-World Photo
Knowles Lock Trade Spurs Orioles Pursuit Of Star Help
AP report covers Darold Knowles moving from Philadelphia to Washington for Don Lock, sparking Baltimore to seek veteran starters such as Ray Culp or Pete Richert. The sequence also involves Jack Baldschun to Cincinnati and Milt Pappas amid a broader trading frenzy, with Estrada sale and Yankees courting Maury Wills.
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Pittsburgh
Darold Knowles
Knowles
Philadelphia
Washington
Don Lock
Baltimore Orioles
Harry Dalton
Orioles
Phillies
Senators
Ray Culp
Pete Richert
Jackie Brandt
Jack Baldschun
Cincinnati Reds
Baldschun
Reds
Milt Pappas
Dick Simpson
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Dalton
Tom Phoebus
Oriole
Chuck Estrada
New York Mets
Williamsport
Estrada
New York Yankees
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Downing
Jim Bouton
San Diego State Named Small-College Football Champion
San Diego State, 10-0, captured the 1966 small-college football title in the final AP poll. The Aztecs earned 14 first place votes and 158 points, with Tennessee State second at 126. Montana State and Northwestern State follow, while Waynesburg and Weber State tie for 10th.
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San Diego State
Aztecs
Associated Press
National Panel of Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Tennessee State
Montana State
Northwestern
Louisiana
Parsons
Arkansas State
Muskingum
North Dakota
North Dakota State
Waynesburg
Weber State
San Diego
Marcos cancels Christmas Sweepstakes in Manila
President Ferdinand Marcos called off the $250 000 Christmas Sweepstakes as 15 of 21 horses entered are believed smuggled from Australia and New Zealand. The event is the Philippines’ premier racing meeting, and Philippine law requires horses to be bred domestically to race locally.
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Manila
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Six Big Eight Open Season With Six Non Conference Games
Six Big Eight teams start the season with six non conference games. Only Kansas State and Oklahoma have home games hosting Minnesota and Texas Christian. Kansas, Creighton, Iowa State, Colorado, Nebraska and Missouri also play away or neutral site games. Nebraska hosts Oregon Friday and Missouri welcomes Arkansas Saturday.
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Kansas State
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
Kansas
Arkansas
Creighton
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
Iowa State
State College of Iowa
Colorado
Texas Tech
Nebraska
Oregon
Missouri
Jayhawks Open In Fayetteville In 1966 67 Opener
Kansas University basketball opens the 1966 67 season at Arkansas tonight at 7 30. KU, defending Big Eight champs, starts four sophomores led by Jo Jo White Vernon Vancy Howard Arndt and Bruce Sloan with Ron Franz as senior. Arkansas features Rowland Freeman Self Stephens and Kimbrell. Next home games bar Xavier and Ohio State. KU season tickets surpass 9 000.
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Kansas University
Arkansas
WREN
KMBC
Kansas
Jo-Jo White
St. Louis
Howard Arndt
Republic
Vernon Vancy
Kansas City
Bruce Sloan
Jayhawk
Ron Franz
Razorbacks
Tommy Rowland
Wally Freeman
David Self
Gary Stephens
Jacky Kimbrell
Fayetteville
Xavier
Ohio State
Allen Fieldhouse
KU Wave
Area Prep Cage State Opens 1966 67 Season Friday
Lawrence area high school basketball teams start the 1966 67 season Friday night with games including Overbrook at Scranton Osskaloosa at Valley Falls Wells ville at DeSoto Basehor at Linwood McLouth at Nortonville Perry at Meriden Lecompton at Harveyville Louisburg at Baldwin and Lansing at Eudora.
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Lawrence Area
Overbrook
Scranton
Oskaloosa
Valley Falls
Wellsville
DeSoto
Basehor
Linwood
McLouth
Nortonville
Perry
Meriden
Lecompton
Harveyville
Louisburg
Baldwin
Lansing
Eudora
Improved Kansas Gymnasts Compete in Midwest Open
The 1966-67 Kansas University gymnastics team seeks a stronger season after an 8-7 dual record and a third place Big Eight finish. Debuting at the Midwest Open in Chicago, 18 schools compete. eight returning lettermen and five sophomores form KU’s core with Pierson as all around leader.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Oak Park High School
Chicago
Robert Pierson
Stan Rood
Lawrence
Jerry Denk
Park Forrest
Ill
Doug Buethe
Glen Ellyn
Dick Martin
Topeka
Pierson
Ken Dobbins
Dobbins
Lockwood
Bob Livesay
John Krug
Gillispie
Denk
Buethe
Hemphill
James
Pyle
Marsh Uses Jab To Defeat Hurley In Minneapolis Fight
Ron Marsh controlled Ed Hurley with a steady left jab in a ragged 10 round bout. Marsh opened a cut near Hurley s eye in the first round and Hurley failed to mount a sustained attack as he fought defensively. Marsh won unanimously 100-91 and 99-91 on two cards.
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Minneapolis
Ron Marsh
Ed Hurley
Marsh
Hurley
Kansas University
Brundage urges reforms to curb college sports excess
Avery Brundage of the International Olympic Committee denounced college athletics as a "disgraceful fraud" and proposed reforms including limited bowl games, banned spring practice, and restrictions on coaches. He criticized players as "robots" on athletic scholarships and urged returning control to the athletes.
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Hayward
Galt
APY
Avery "Brundage
al Aes
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
California State College
Chicago
Lawrence High Gymnasts Open Season Against Topeka
Lawrence High opens 1966-67 gymnastics season Friday at home against Topeka at 7 30 p m. The Lions aim for a sixth state title in seven years and defend their crown with senior Ken Snow as top contender and teammates Mitchell Hemphill Reed Johnson Rehmer in key events plus first appearance of coach Bob Manning.
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Lawrence High
Topeka
LHS
Lawrence
Ken Snow
Snow
Steve Mitchell
Roger Hemphill
Mitchell
Hemphill
Tony
Martin
Mark Reed
Lions
Reed
Ken Johnson
Jim Rehmer
Bob Manning
Manning
Atchison
Notre Dame Seeks Title By Poll Standings At MSU Game
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian said the team aims for the national championship and cited the AP poll as proof. ND ranked No 1 and Michigan State No 2 before the November 19 matchup. With the game tied ND chose to run out the clock instead of a long pass.
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Detroit
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Associated Press
Michigan State
MSU
Parseghian
Tidal Locking Forces Moon to Always Face Earth
Powerful lunar tides raised by Earth have slowed the Moon’s rotation until it now always presents the same face to Earth.
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Earth
Texas Western Miners Face Open Season at Home in El Paso
Texas Western open its 1967 68 season at home in El Paso against Sam Houston State. Coach Don Haskins returns stars Bobby Joe Hill Willie Cager Nevil Shed David Lattin and Willie Worsley amid a preseason No 2 ranking behind UCLA. The Miners aim to rebound after last season's NCAA title run and a setback to Kentucky in the 1968 NCAA final. UCLA Kentucky Duke and others also tip off tonight or Friday as AP preseason top ten action rolls on.
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Texas Western Miners
Miners
el Paso
Houston State
Kentucky
UCLA
Associated Press
Lew Aldindor
Don Haskins
Texas
Bobby Joe ‘Hill
Willie“ Cager
Nevil “Shed
David ‘Lattin
Willie Worsley
Haskins
Sam Houston
Texas Western
Abilene Christian
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Houston
Vanderbilt
Clemson
North Carolina
George
Washington
Cincinnati
Duke
Virginia Tech
Charlotte
Southern California
Virginia
Louisville
Georgetown
Yugoslav Basketball Team Leaves for U.S. Tour
The Yugoslav national basketball team departed Belgrade on Wednesday for a U.S. tour, with plans to play a series of exhibition games and boost international exposure.
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Belgrade
United States
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