Knoff Lone KU Honoree Four Repeat on AP Team
Kansas's Kurt Knoff earned a third team AP selection as the lone Jayhawk on the 1975 All-America list. The 6-2 defensive back from East Grand Forks joined national stars like Archie Griffin, the Selmon brothers, and Ricky Bell on the roster highlighting Oklahoma, Nebraska, UCLA, and others.
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Associated Press
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Dewey
Selmons
Lucious
Griffin
Rik Bonness
Nebraska
Chuck Muncie
University of California
Golden
Bears
Mike Barber
Louisiana Tech
Tech
Larry Seivers
Tennessee
Mark Koncar
Colorado
Bob Simmons
Texas
Randy Johnson
Georgia
Ted Smith
Elrod
Cook
Steve Niehaus
Notre Dame
Kurt Knoff
Kansas University
East Grand Forks, Minn
White Oak
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Mark Kencar
Murray
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John Sciarra
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Ricky Bell
Southern California
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Leroy Cook
Alabama
Abbeville
Ala
Jimbo Elrod
Tulsa
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Dewey Set Mon
Greg Buttle
Penn State
Linwood
N.J
Sammy Green
Florida
Fort Meade
Fla
Ed Simonini
Texas A&m
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Bucks
Mike Haynes
Arizona State
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Chet Moeller
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Kettering
Pat Thomas
AKRM
Plano
City juniors seek height as season opens across three teams
City junior high basketball teams open the season with limited height. South starts at Leavenworth West while West hosts Ottawa. Central, 1-0 after a 40 37 win over Ottawa, hosts Leavenworth East as coaches plan for speed and running games to offset height shortages.
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Herb Dean
Steve Walker
Chuck Mead
Joe Jones
Dan Brenton
Brad Mueller
Sebree
Greg Swanson
Mark Kendall
Kurt Thomas
Charles Coleman
Bob Hughes
Jeff Harrison
John Carroll
Paul Fode
Barry Barnes
Lance Logan
Brian Keefer
Blake Hedges
Lon Alley
Phil Woods
Darrin Gerard
Holley
Ryan Green
Chris Romero
Mustang
Bill Ball
Jesse Hardy
Bob Treece
Richard Chalender
Brad Nieder
Shawn Kelly
Teeter Summer
Pro cage report NBA Monday games recap
The NBA schedule lists no Tuesday games. Matchups include Los Angeles at Washington New Orleans at Buffalo Houston at Chicago Boston at New York Portland at Cleveland Seattle at Kansas City Golden State at Phoenix.
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NBA
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Washington
New Orleans
Buffalo
Houston
Chicago
Boston
New York
Portland
Cleveland
Seattle
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Golden State
Phoenix
National Football Jerk Test prompts readers to gauge jerkiness
Chuck Woodling cites Steve Allen as proposing a list of questions to identify jerks and amplifies the idea into football culture. The piece playfully challenges readers with queries about voting, mascots, game behavior, TV hosts, and notable coaches, satirizing fan attitudes.
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Smock
Smock) Allen
Allen
Spiro Agnew
Nellie Fox Dead at 47 A Legend of the White Sox
Nellie Fox, 47, died in Baltimore after a long battle with skin cancer. A Hall of Fame second baseman for the Chicago White Sox from 1950 to 1963, Fox won the 1959 AL MVP and posted a .288 career average with 11 All-Star appearances. He later coached with Washington and Houston, and was praised by teammates for his hard work and spirit.
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Jim Lemon
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University Hospital
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Jim Golden
Danny Murphy
Cash
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Bill Veeck
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Veeck
Cleveland Plain Dealer Today
League
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Milwaukee
College basketball scores across the nation prompt varied results
A stream of college men’s basketball finals shows Navy routing Haverford and Rutgers defeating Bentley while Yale topped Williams. Bucknell beat Juniata, Maine outscored Boston University, and Rhode Island edged Stonehill. Other notable results include Holy Cross and Loyola Maryland, and Florida and Texas region games with multiple OT and high scoring affairs.
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Haverford
Rutgers
Bentley
Yale
Williams
Bucknell
Juniata
Maine
Boston
U. Rhode Island
Stonehill
Intrasquad Track Meet Debuts at KU Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas sends both men and women to an intrasquad meet at Allen Fieldhouse Wednesday night. Field events begin 6 30 p m with running at 7 and the last event at 8 30 p m Newcomers include Tom Tuna McCall Steve Rainbolt Anthony Coleman John Roscoe Rich East and Kevin Newell Also Rudy Guevara returns after suspension Standouts Keith Guinn Randy Benson and Benson shin splints will sit out Women pace Gary Pepin unveils freshmen Cheryl Ladenburger Celessa Russell Nancy Bissell Nanette Lee while top returnees include Jessie Riddle and Heidi Wallace.
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Tom
McCall
Steve Rainbolt
Anthony Coleman
John Roscoe
Rich East
Kevin Newell
Rudy Guevara
Bob Timmons
Keith Guinn
Randy
Benson
Gary Pepin
Cheryl Ladenburger
Grainfield
Celessa Russell
Topeka High
Nancy Bissell
Elkhart
Ind
Springer Nanette Lee
Jessie Riddle
Heidi Wallace
Lions Wrestling Sees Building Year Ahead at Lawrence
Lawrence High wrestlers face a rebuilding season after losing Mark Bernhardt, Matt Barr, and Roger Bradley. Coach Jim Beltch cites inexperience but praises attitude as senior Troy Tate and others carry the lineup with shifts due to Colin McGovern’s knee injury. The Lions host Wyandotte in a Thursday dual as Beltch projects a slow start with improvement later.
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Dwight Pervis
Chris Gatts
Paul Santaularia
Mike Hale
Rod Torneden
Dan Hardtarer
Don Haack
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