Jayhawks 74 70 Win Over Texas Tech Opens 1965-66
Kansas University moved to 2-0 on the season with a 74-70 victory over Texas Tech at Lubbock. Starters Walt Wesley 34 points and Al Lopes 18 paced KU as Del Lewis limited Tech star Malaise to three points. Wesley 10 rebounds Lopes 9, while KU built a 34-31 halftime edge and stretched it to 12 before Tech rallied. New Mexico State next hosts KU Tuesday at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Ryun Leads KU To Fresh Title In Freshman Meet
Kansas claims its second straight Big Eight freshman cross country title led by Olympian Jim Ryun who won in 9 04.4 a new two mile record, with Petterson Kearns Johnson and other Kansas runners placing high as 24 under ten minutes. Kansas State Missouri Iowa State appear in team standings with Kansas first and two other teams trailing.
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Bowl Games Rundown From Associated Press
The post season college football bowl slate lists matchups across NCAA small college and NAIA levels. Notable games include Grantland Rice, Tangerine, Pecan, Camellia, NAIA Championship, and Junior Rose bowls with teams such as Ball State, Tennessee A&I State, Maine, East Carolina, Grambling, Los Angeles State, UC Santa Barbara, St. John’s Minnesota, Linfield, Fullerton JC, Henderson JC, Auburn, Mississippi, Tennessee, Tulsa, Texas Tech, Texas Western, UCLA, Michigan State, Arkansas, LSU, Missouri, Florida, Nebraska, Alabama, and more in December and January showdowns.
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Bruins Coach Blasts Officials After Close Loss
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro called Saturday's 37-34 defeat at Tennessee the worst officiated game he has seen. Tennessee defender Doug Dickey defended SEC officials amid a late 65-yard Vols drive that sealed the win. Tennessee advances to the Bluebonnet Bowl and UCLA prepares for the Rose Bowl against Michigan State.
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Former Calumet Farm Trainer Heads Monmouth Park
H A Jimmy Jones once with Calumet Farm serves as racing director and assistant treasurer at Monmouth Park. His leadership roles connect historic turf influence with the New Jersey track operations.
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Selling career opportunity with Homer Broers at Ship Winter Chevrolet
Job seekers are invited to explore a professional selling career with Ship Winter Chevrolet. Homer Broers offers training with salary during a training period, a new car and expenses, company paid life and health insurance, and emphasizes character and credit rating over prior sales experience.
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Unitas Out for Season as Bears Rumble Past Colts
Chicago’s Bears roughed up the Baltimore Colts 13 to 0 in Baltimore. Unitas left the game with a right knee injury and underwent surgery, ending his season. The victory tightens Chicago’s grip on the division while Green Bay remains close behind with a pivotal next collision looming.
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KU Indoor State To Begin Feb 4
Kansas University announces 1966 indoor track schedule under director Wade R. Stinson and coach Bob Timmons. Events include two varsity duals, one triangular, the State Federation Meet, Big Eight at Kansas City Feb 25–26, NCAA Detroit Mar 11–12, plus further meets in Lawrence Manhattan Milwaukee and Detroit venues.
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MU Among Nation's Top 30 Large Universities
The University of Missouri ranks 13th for full time students at 26,495 and 15th for all students at 32,958 across MU campuses in School and Society Magazine's 46th annual enrollment list. The University of Kansas does not appear on the list.
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Jayhawks and Sooners Post Conference Wins in Cage Action
Kansas, Oklahoma, Tulsa and Iowa State earned victories as the Big Eight action continued. Walt Wesley scored 34 for Kansas in a 74-70 win at Texas Tech, while Oklahoma edged Indiana 83-82 at Norman. Tulsa defeated Kansas State 70-63, and Minnesota beat Iowa State 80-69 as Kansas, Colorado, and Nebraska sit at 7-7 midseason.
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Sooner McAdams Signs Jet Pack Coup in Talent Tug War
Sonny Werblin of the New York Jets signs Oklahoma linebacker Carl McAdams, a top prospect and AFL first pick, as the Jets bolster their roster and outbid the NFL for talent. The AFL wins several first and second round signals while the NFL sees multiple lost picks and future deals. San Francisco loses both signings in the weekend signings.
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Five AL umpires from Pennsylvania named
Five American League umpires are natives of Pennsylvania Nestor Chulak Jim Honochick Joe Paparella John Rice and Johnny Stevens.
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Elorde Retains World Junior Lightweight Title in Manila Bout
In Manila Flash Elorde outpointed Suh Kang II to defend the world junior lightweight crown. The bout featured 15 rounds with Elorde earning the decision over the 1293 fighter from Korea.
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