Mitchell leaves KU football with $56,000 settlement
Kansas University athletics ends Jack Mitchell era with a mutual $56,000 payoff for four years, paid through June 30. Staff up to next June 30 receive compensation. new coach will select his staff. Chancellor Wescoe and athletic director Wade Stinson defend the decision as honorable and necessary to restore football program leadership.
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Baker Part Of Bid To Remain Unbeaten In Kansas Loop
The Kansas Conference opens with Washburn and Omaha at 2-0 as Baker and Bethel sit unbeaten with two victories. The slate features early non league play, with upcoming games against Springfield, Peru State, Rockhurst, and Maryville among others.
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Big Eight teams surprise as Missouri and Oklahoma State rise
Kansas and Nebraska lead with perfect conference records. Missouri, once 3-21 last season, opened with a 73-66 win over Arkansas thanks to junior college transfers and two sophomores. Oklahoma State edged Creighton before a 73-64 win over Wyoming as veteran players push the team. Kansas routed Xavier 100-52 in Lawrence as Kansas State beat Oregon 52-45 at Manhattan.
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Cowboys Beat Cards 31-17 to Grab First Place
Cowboys beat the St. Louis Cardinals 31-17 at the Cotton Bowl to take sole possession of first in the NFL Eastern Conference. Terry Nossinger led the Cardinals with 201 passing yards while Don Meredith outscored him on the scoreboard, aided by three Dallas fumbles and two interceptions. Green Bay secured a tie for the Western crown with a 20-7 win over San Francisco, and Baltimore stayed in the hunt with a late 21-16 victory over Chicago.
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KU Frosh Quint Starts Win Win
Kansas University's 1966-67 freshman basketball team opened December with a 94 to 61 win over Kansas City Junior College. Four players scored in double figures led by Chester Lawrence 21 and Bob Tyus 20. Kansas City JC top scorers were Gregory Carter and Wayne Sidney with 11 each. KU Frosh next play Kansas State on Jan 12 at home.
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Falcons Edge Rams as Gossett Boots Three FGs
Atlanta Falcons win with five interceptions, a 62 yard pass for a TD, and a fumble recovery at the Minnesota one yard line. Bruce Gossett kicks three field goals as the Falcons claim their second victory.
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