KU Cagers Rest Up for Penn State Loyola Clash
Kansas University basketball returns from a taxing five game stretch aiming to sharpen for a weekend Sunflower Doubleheader with Penn State in Manhattan and Loyola Chicago in Lawrence. Coach Ted Owens bemoaned stoppage and stiffness as Northwestern beating 58 55 exposed issues in offense and discipline.
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Carter Sparks Freshmen to 78 61 Win Over Chanute JC
John Carter from Norton came off the bench to score 24 points and grab 5 rebounds as Kansas freshmen beat Chanute Junior College 78 to 61. Bo Harris fouled out with 9 points. Wandy Williams 14 and Rodger Bohnenstiehl 11 added support while KU outrebounded Chanute 48 to 22.
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Lions Come Up Short in Narrow Loss to Manhattan
Lawrence High nearly upset the Manhattan Indians 51-50 as Roger Bergman hit a 15 foot jumper with five seconds left. Steve Kandykowicz led Lawrence with 20 points while Manhattan’s Tom Ball scored 17.
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Limited Amateur Status Granted Ex-Hawk Nieder
Bill Nieder the 1960 Olympic shot put champion was granted limited amateur status by the AAU Board of Governors, allowing him to compete in non championship amateur events not requiring paid attendance. The board did not restore full amateur rights and Nieder, a San Francisco salesman, had sought reinstatement after his 1962 boxing bout disqualification.
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