Kansas Jayhawks cruise past Arkansas in season opener
Kansas led by Ron Franz with 18 points and Rodger Bohnenstiehl 25 as the Jayhawks rolled to a 73-57 win at Fayetteville. Vanoy and Bohnenstiehl provided inside scoring while Jo-Jo White added 11 in the second half. Coach Ted Owens noted the need to improve for Xavier next.
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Pirates Trade for Maury Wills From Dodgers
Pittsburgh acquired Maury Wills from Los Angeles in exchange for infielders Bob Bailey Gene Michael and outfielder. Wills, 34, aims to regain speed at third base after an ankle injury in Japan and says he can add several fine years with the Pirates under manager Harry Walker. He reported coming off a leg- injury plagued season and expects to be 100 percent next spring.
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KU Fresh Cagers Meet Jaco Quintet
The Kansas University freshman basketball team opens with a 6 pm game against Kansas City Junior College at Allen Fieldhouse, followed by the KU Xavier varsity game at 8 pm. Freshman coach Bob Mulcahy will start a quintet of four Illinois recruits and Gary Dickerson with Bradshaw leading the Illinois lineup.
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Allen Fieldhouse
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Shawnee Mission
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Chicago
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Chester Lawrence
Vienna
Jim Hoffman
Jim Ettinger
Bartlesville
Okla
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Atwood
John Mosier
Wichita
Bob Tyus
Kansas City
Tom West
Leavenworth
Bradshaw
Kansas Gymnasts Open on Saturday
Kansas University opens its gymnastics season at the Midwest Open in Oak Park High School Chicago. Coach Bob Lockwood leads seven Jayhawks including Robert Pierson and Jim Gillispie with entries in floor parallel bars and still rings among others. The event draws 18 schools and about 90 contestants per event.
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Lawrence
Jim Gillispie
Jerry Denk
Park Forest
Doug Buethe
Glen Ellyn
Steve Pyle
Baton Rouge
John James
Wichita
Richard Hemphill
Oak Park High School
Southern I Illinois
Iowa State
Cage Results Across Multiple Colleges and Matches
A sprawling roundup of college basketball scores and tournament results across conferences. Notable outcomes include Kansas 73 over Arkansas 57, Oklahoma 90 over TCU 76, Missouri Valley and MIAA games, plus numerous regional matchups featuring Drake, Wisconsin Oshkosh, Texas, North Texas State, and Virginia, among others.
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LHS Grapplers Fall Short in Historic Debut Against Washington
Lawrence High wrestlers, in their first varsity meet, lost 30 to 21 to Washington as Barclay Goff and Jim Schmitz remained undefeated. Archie Murphy impressed by pinning Ron Moody in 1 05, while Steve Klopfenstein and John Simon also won. overweight forfeits and a 37 13 team score for LHSB affected results.
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Dean Bell
Jack Mitchell
Bill Tiderman
Ron Ball
Leonard Bryson
Jerry Durrant
Richard Hartmys
Patriots Face Bills In AFL Duel On Rival Defenses
Boston stars Jim Nance and Gino Cappelletti aim to upset Buffalo in a key AFL Eastern Division clash. Buffalo, 8-3-1, seeks to extend its lead while Nance’s rushing and Cappelletti’s kicking pace a Patriots rally from 6-3-2.
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Post season clash as Oklahoma and Oklahoma State meet in Stillwater
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State stage a late season bowl style game in Stillwater with both teams aiming for better league finishes. Sophomore quarterbacks Warmack and Johnson lead young lineups as OSU air attacks rise and Sooners already rely on passing.
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Ronnie Johnson
Warmack
Nebraska
Johnson
Kansas State
Wildcats
Sooners
Ben Hart
Ed Hall
Eugene Ross
J.B. Christain
Dennis Randall
OSU
Lion Cagers Open At Topeka Hayden
The Lawrence High basket ball team opens its 1966 67 season at Topeka Hayden with the B game at 6 15 p m and the varsity at 8 p m Coach Max Rife announced Leonard Jackson will fill a guard post Terry Benson secured the other guard spot Tom Miller the 6 9 senior will be center and Chip Maxwell and Charles Laski will start at forwards Hayden returns 16 6 last year and state finals bid while Shawnee Mission East visits Saturday and Manhattan comes next Friday for the first home game
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Max Rife
Leonard Jackson
Terry Benson
Tom Miller
Chip Maxwell
Charles Laskowski
Topeka Hayden
Ken Bueke
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Shawnee Mission East
Manhattan
Four of six coaches resign at Kansas state supported schools
Four of the six head football coaches at Kansas state supported schools have resigned this year. George Karras of Wichita Thursday was the last of the four to quit. Others who previously resigned were Doug Weaver at Kansas State Keith Caywood at Emporia State and Carnie Smith at Pittsburg. Smith quit to become athletic director, the other three are out of jobs. The only two coaches left are Jack Mitchell at Kansas and Wayne McConnell of Fort Hays State.
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Kansas State
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Emporia State
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Pittsburg
Smith
Kansas U
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Caywood
E-State
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Kansas
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Fort Hays State
Big Eight opens with 33 showdown in college basketball
Kansas defense led by Rodger Bohnenstiehl powered a 73-57 win over Arkansas as Ron Franz added 18. Oklahoma crushed TCU 90-76 in Norman with Willie Rogers at 29. Minnesota beat Kansas State 60-59 on a late free throw, while Iowa State edged State College of Iowa 79-78. Colorado fell to Texas Tech 72-67 and Oklahoma State lost 78-76 to Creighton in Oklahoma City. Nebraska hosts Oregon tonight.
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West Is Cold And Loses One Topeka Hayden 39-23
West Junior High fell to Topeka Hayden 39 to 23 in a cold shooting opener. Butch Feltz led West with five points while Chuck Pendry Steve Mitchell and Pat Alexander each added four. West hosts Ottawa Junior High next.
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Randy Farley
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Dirk Wedd
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Americans Richey Casals upset in Melbourne doubles semifinal
Top seeds Nancy Richey of Dallas and Rosemary Casals of San Francisco were defeated in a semifinal at the Victorian Tennis Championship. The upset altered the doubles field as the American duo fell to a surprise pair.
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Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Sievers Named Manager of Mets Farm Club in Williamsport
The New York Mets designate Roy Sievers as manager of their Williamsport farm team in the Eastern League. He assumes duties for the Mets organization’s developmental affiliate.
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