Lions Open Basketball Schedule With Ottawa Clash
Lawrence High School begins 1969-70 non league play tonight at Ottawa with a Feb 7 return in Lawrence. The Lions, led by seniors Don Whitehead Mit Winter and Gary Hammer, also face Seaman Saturday and Wyan Dotte before Olathe. Ottawa's 12-10 record features 6-2 Steve Grogan 5-9 Mike Hearne and 6-0 Bill Stauffer as top scorers and rebounders. Highland Park Manhattan and Seaman loom as tough non league tests with Ottawa scheduling potential delays.
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Mike Hearne
Bill Stauffer
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Stauffer
Grogan
Cyclones
Texas and Arkansas Face Game of the Year Clash
No. 1 Texas travels to Fayetteville to meet No. 2 Arkansas in a decisive Southwestern Conference showdown with national title implications. Arkansas relies on a strong defense and balanced offense while Texas aims to control the game with a tough defense and potent passing attack. The winner goes to the Cotton Bowl to face Notre Dame, the loser to the Sugar Bowl.
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Haskell Cagers Face Pair of Road Games
Haskell's basketball team hits the road for a double header this weekend with a Friday game at Hesston and a Saturday contest at McPherson Central. The Indians carry a 2-5 record and also travel next Tuesday to Kansas City Metro before returning home on Dec. 16 to host Wentworth.
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Lawrence Sophs Top Ottawa in Season Opener
Lawrence High sophomores overwhelmed Ottawa 59 to 38 as Scott Scales led with 14 points and Kenny Estes added 13. Nine players scored while Scales faded in the second period as Lawrence built a 36 17 halftime advantage. They next travel to Wyandotte on Dec 15 and Leavenworth on Dec 18.
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Sam Allen the hurdler turned revival songleader travels widely
Sam Allen, 56, a former Kansas Relays high hurdles champion and Flying Queens coach, now travels nationally as a singing evangelist. He grew up in Oklahoma and Texas, coached Wayland Baptist College girls basketball, and currently shares revival work with Rev. Boyce Evans of Lubbock while watching expenses for future tours.
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Haskell Institute Lands Four on 1969 Interstate Conference All Star
Haskell Institute places four players on the 1969 Interstate Conference football all star squad with two on offense and two on defense. Offensive honorees include Joe Gritts and Vernon Ahtone. defensive honors go to Mike Sweezy and Dean Perryman.
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Sam Christensen
Jim Thompson
Mike Hall
Jerry Owens
College Scores Recap Across Nation and West
Florida State 100 over Oregon 84. Murray 87 over California Riverside 7. Western Kentucky 115 over Virginia Commonwealth 73. Auburn 61 over Clemson 60. St. 4 over Oregon State 72. Carson‑Newman 115 over Western Carolina 5. Southwest Texas 96 over Alabama 63. Texas Western 94 over Pan American 75. New Mexico State 108 over Wichita State. Arizona 72 over Weber State 68. University of San Francisco 71 over San Francisco State 56. Colorado State 100 over Montana 77.
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