O Neil suspended four Kansas football games in 1971
Kansas University running back Vince O Neil loses eligibility for four non conference games after the Big Eight ruled improper assistance on a high school ACT test. Conference commissioner Wayne Duke noted cooperation limited the penalty. O Neil will be eligible for all Big Eight conference games and will open the season against Kansas State.
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Lions Start Off Right 60 47 Over Ottawa
Lawrence controlled the warm up defeat of Ottawa 60 47 as five new varsity players helped the Lions extend a lead through the second half. Coach Darrell Falen praised hustle while noting first game jitters and improving shooting for tonight’s home opener against Topeka Seaman.
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Pohl and Nottingham pace Ottawa win over Seaman
The 6-1 senior guard Pohl scored 15 points with seven free throws while Nottingham added four field goals for 15. Ottawa and Seaman faced off as Lawrence’s squads prepared for a home game, with Seaman expected to press and Ottawa missing their 6-3 as they recover Grogan.
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Eudora Sunk By Santa Fe Trail In Home Opener
Eudora fell 76 to 64 to Santa Fe Trail in Jayhawk League play. Terry Hankey led Eudora with 21 points and 11 rebounds, while Joe Davis added 12. Santa Fe connected on 65 percent of its shots, with Mike Grosdidier helping off the bench. Eudora next visits Immaculate on the road.
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Chiefs Seek Final Three Win Streak in AFC West Battle
Kansas City hosts Denver as the Chiefs chase a late-season run to a world title. Len Dawson shines with 208 yards and a 50-yard touchdown as KC rumbles past San Diego while Oakland trails and San Diego struggles. The defense clamped the Chargers to 35 rushing yards.
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Baldwin Beat Basehor 58 44 In season opener
Baldwin used a 20 point third quarter to pull away from Basehor and win 58 to 44. Doug Chanay scored 13 in the run and finished with 12 points while Mike Swan led Baldwin with 16. Basehor shot poorly at 46 percent and Baldwin outrebounded 33 24.
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Kansas Cagers Host EKU In Bid To Extend Home Streak
The Kansas Jayhawks aim to extend their home winning streak beyond 13 as they host Eastern Kentucky at 8:05 p.m. in Allen Fieldhouse. A 5:45 p.m. junior game features KU freshmen against Central College of McPherson.
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Davis Bulltail Guide Tribe Dominate Central 82 58
Davis and Wales Bulltail sparked Haskell Junior College to an 82 58 win over Central Friday night. Davis 22 points Bulltail 21 led a strong rebounding 12 10 edge as Beatty 11 Blacksmith 10 also hit double figures. Coach Postack said the taller foe forced our foul trouble but we pulled away in the last 12 minutes. The win moves Haskell to 5 1 with a game at Hesston College tonight. Central heads to Lawrence to face Kansas University freshmen.
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