Kansas Wildcats clash in rare Kansas Kentucky showdown
Kansas and Kentucky meet for only the third time in history at Memorial Coliseum in Lexington. Kentucky, ranked No. 2, faces Kansas coach Ted Owens running offense against a fast Jayhawks squad led by Robisch and Stallworth with Issel starring for the Wildcats. The game airs on KU Sports Network with tipoff at 7 p.m. Lawrence time.
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Jim Dinwiddie
Jerry Millis
Evans Named Second-Team All American In AP College Football
Ohio State places three players on AP All-American Team after 22 game win streak ends with Michigan. Fullback Jim Otis, middle guard Jim Stillwagon and cornerback Jack Tatum cited. Kansas center Dale Evans earns second team berth. Heisman winner Steve Owens highlighted among backs. other stars from Penn State Michigan Texas and more.
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Purdue
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Slim Deer Harvest Seen In 1969 Kansas Deer Season
Kansas opens its fifth firearms deer season with only antlered bucks legal to harvest. In the Kaw Unit 800 permits were issued. 1968 saw a record 181 deer with high fawn shares now prohibited. Hunters must wear red or orange and check their game at designated stations.
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Gass Named Big Eight Coach of the Year
Floyd Gass of Oklahoma State earns AP Coach of the Year honors for guiding the Cowboys to a 5-5 season and a fifth place tie in the Big Eight. He overcame a rough 1968 showing to upset Houston Texas Tech and Kansas State and nearly beat rival Oklahoma.
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Lions Dominate Quadrangular Meet At Lawrence High
Lawrence High School gymnasts won the quadrangular with 94 points led by Mike Spearman on the horizontal bar and Lonnie Burggraf on still rings. Individual winners included Estes on side horse, Banta on parallel bars, Backus on long horse, and Rumsey of Topeka on floor and tumbling. Lawrence travels to Wichita East for the Wichita Invitational Saturday.
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Leavenworth Trips Up South in League Showdown
Leavenworth shot 57 percent from the floor and used a cold second quarter by South to post a 44 31 victory at South gym. In eighth grade action, South rolled to 47 22 with Terry Keefer scoring 21. Leavy led Leavenworth with 13 points while West added 12 and Cowan 10 for South.
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Fights Last Night Highlight Williams Victory in Tampa
In Tampa Tony Licata of Wisconsin New Orleans outpointed Robert Songbird Williams of Memphis by decision at 149 pounds. The bout featured Williams fighting hard from New Orleans and Licata using steady aggression to edge ahead on points.
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USF Stans Maryland In Soccer Semifinals
The University of San Francisco defeated Maryland 1 0 to end the Terrapins four year shutout streak and advance to the NCAA soccer final against St Louis. The Dons improved to 15 1 3 while Maryland fell in the semifinals after Harvard 2 1 loss to St Louis.
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Thursday Scores From Dallas and Indiana Show Big Wins
Dallas T12 defeated Wentucky 149 to 108 while Indiana edged Miami 121 to 95 and Pittsburgh routed New Orleans 95 to 41 in late season results.
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