Kansas Northwestern clash in midseason Big Eight action
Kansas and Northwestern meet in Lawrence for the eighth game of an intermittent series. Wilt Chamberlain starred in 1956. this year Kansas seeks to build on a 11-6 Big Eight edge. Expected starters include Wesley Franz Lochmann Lopes Lewis for Kansas and Pitts Kozlicki Jackson Burn Tiberi for Northwestern.
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Pats Face Chiefs in Must Win To Stay Alive in Division
The Patriots travel to Kansas City with a 9-2-1 record as two games remain. They need a win and help to overtake Buffalo, who sit at 10-1 and have three games left. Cappelletti eyes single season records as Boston seeks second straight Eastern Division title.
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KU Grid Banquet Honors KU Football Staff and Players
The Kansas University Football Banquet will be held Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Tickets are $3 from the Lawrence Quarterback Club. Larry J. Larson, president of National Guardian Life Insurance Co., will speak. Gary Duff and Gale Sayers named Jayhawk co captains. Duff to receive Ormond Beach Memorial Trophy as MVP.
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Lineman to receive Mike Getto award at KU ceremony
Duff of Ormond Beach will headline the KU event as the lineman named Monday for the Mike Getto award. He led KU defensively with 36 solo tackles and 60 assists, plus strong pass defense. He also set a school record by placing 50 extra points, surpassing Don Fambrough's 49. Fifteen seniors attend the final Varsity football squad event.
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Washburn Shines In Out-of-State Tournament Action
Washburn was the only Kansas college team to win out of state, defeating John Brown 88-59 in a four team Kansas City tourney. Rockhurst beat Pittsburg State 106-79. Washburn and Rockhurst meet for the title, Pittsburg to face John Brown for third.
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Duck Season Reopened in Kansas Says Forecast for Good Hunting
Pratt Kansas AP report says the Kansas duck hunting season reopened today and will run through December 24. The first split was October 10 to 25. A Forestry Fish and Game Commission spokesman noted cold, snow may push ducks to larger waters, with good conditions expected in feed fields near open water.
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Winchester Beats McLouth 69 to 49 In High School Haul
Winchester defeats McLouth 69 to 49 with Filbert 11 O Neill 4 Dill 2 and Reynolds 11 scoring. Harveyville wins 51 49 over Lecompton while De Soto 72 Spring Hill 55 tops the latter pair. Various Kansas high school scores run through the section.
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Yale Plans Independent Athletic Schedule Amid Boycott Threat
Yale University will continue its traditional athletic schedule despite AAU and NCAA boycott pressure. Yale dissents from the proposed boycott and asserts sovereignty, with coach Robert Giegengack defending Yale against outside orders.
El Dorado Tops Haskell 89 82 In OT To Hand Sixth Defeat
El Dorado defeated Haskell Junior College 89 82 in overtime, extending Haskell’s winless skid to six this season. Jim Burgess scored 19 after returning from a pulled muscle and Virgil Allen led Haskell with 18 rebounds. Randy Springs led El Dorado with 21 points as both teams shot around 40 percent and El Dorado won the overtime run after a 73 73 regulation tie.
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Perry High Five Bears Falls Club
The Perry High basketball team opened its season with a 70 48 win over Valley Falls Friday night. led 22 8 after one and 32 22 at half as four Perry players hit double figures. Steve Crawshaw led Perry with 17 points while Valley Falls Brad Lutz had 18. Perry’s B game fell 49 45 in OT. junior Kaws scorers included Stal lard Rose and Kooser. next game against Oskaloosa Saturday at home.
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Wilt Injured as Warriors Beat Celtics Despite Broken Nose
Wilt Chamberlain suffered a broken nose against Boston as the San Francisco Warriors built a 38 point lead and won 112-85. Chamberlain had 24 points and 20 rebounds before exiting, Russell held to six points. six Warriors reached double figures led by Tom Meschery with 25.
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Woodruff Aids In Grant Study For NCAA Scholarships
Dr. Laurence C. Woodruff of the University of Kansas heads a six member committee for the NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship Program. Thirty two seniors from football and basketball will win $1,000 for graduate study in 1965 66. Ron Oelschlager of KU is the football nominee. Oelschlager will study medicine after already receiving $1,000 in prior scholarship aid. The awards are financed from the NCAA football television rights fees. Football winners announced Jan 1. basketball scholars in March.
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Billy Mills Wins Top AAU Honor
Billy Mills, Olympic gold medalist in the 10,000 meters, earned the Amateur Athletic Union L. I. Benedetto award for the best American track and field performance of the year. The prize, in its fifth year, honors a former AAU president.
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Baldwin Opens Season With 59 54 Win Over Wellsville
Baldwin High School started 1964 65 basketball with a 59 54 victory over Wellsville Friday night. Jim Mitchell led Baldwin with 13 points while Bill Beedles 12 and Ron Chambers 11 added solid scoring. The Bulldogs next play Paola in a non league game.
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Oskaloosa Beats Meriden in Home Court Victory
Oskaloosa High defeated Meriden 49 to 38 on Friday night at home. Jerry Wofford led with 15 points and Steve Finley added 14 as Oskaloosa pulled away in the final period after a 33-32 third quarter. Next, Oskaloosa hosts Winchester Friday.
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Eudora High Drops Home Opener to Louisburg 48 44
Eudora Highs basketball team lost its home and season opener 48 44 to Louisburg Friday night. Bert Holmes led with 15 points while Bob Langston and Jerry Tober added 10 each. Eudora won the B game 42 23 and next faces Wellsville in league play.
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Linwood Falls 87 56 To Piper In Open Tri County League
Piper overwhelmed Linwood 87 to 56 in a Tri County League high school basketball clash at Piper. Mark Wilson led Linwood with 18 points while Linwood’s 0-2 record worsened as Piper built a 26-17 first quarter lead and widened it to 65-40 by the end of the third.
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