Double O back as Kansas hosts Notre Dame in Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas basketball welcomes back Ol' Double-O Norman Cook to face Notre Dame tonight at 7:35 p.m. in Allen Fieldhouse with a near capacity crowd. Coach Ted Owens notes emotional yet uncertain chances as Kansas aims to rebound after a 70-64 win over Saint Louis led by Cook's return.
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Probable starters Norm scored 14 points and 12 rebounds while guarding Lewis McKinney who managed 10 points on 3 of 16 shots. Ken Koenigs played through flu with 17 points and seven rebounds as Kansas faces Notre Dame tonight seeking a sharper offense and fewer slow starts.
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Kansas coach Owens watched a 53 38 second half surge lift KU past St Louis 58 53 with Clint Johnson scoring five late points. Sixth man Herb Nobles added 14 points and 11 rebounds as KU outrebounded for the first time this season. Owens warned of ups and downs but hoped tonight’s game against Notre Dame would not expose rust.
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Indians win in two OTs over Allen County
Haskell posts a 77 75 double overtime victory over Allen County to run its record to five wins in six. Schneider leads with 25 points, Shackleford 18, D Murphy 16, and Haskell dominates rebounds while shooting 41 percent. Free throws and turnovers shape the late drama in the Allen County Invitational final.
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Leonard Named Royals Pitcher of the Year
Right-hander Dennis Leonard, a rookie, went 15-7 with a .682 winning percentage, winning 12 of his last 15 decisions. He will receive the Royals Pitcher of the Year Award at the fifth annual Kansas City baseball dinner January 25.
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Washington tops Lions 63 53 on Wildcats court
Washington hammered Lawrence High 63 53 as Lions struggled with free throws and a stalled offense. Lawrence shot 15 of 26 from the line, while Washington hit 23 of 32, with inside dominance and rebounding sealing the win.
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Wildcats Grind Out Narrow Win Over Lions 59 51
Washington used a tight stall game to force fouls and pull away late. Key contributors included Harden, O'Toole, Barnes, and Southard with solid scoring while O'Toole led in rebounds. Lawrence JV also opened with a 55 52 loss.
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Griffin Wins Walter Camp Player of the Year Again
Archie Griffin of Ohio State is named Walter Camp Football Foundation Player of the Year for the second straight season. Johnny Miller shoots 68 to win the World Cup Golf individual title and help the U. S. to a 10 stroke team victory. Jack Nicklaus and Sandra Palmer are named Golf Writers Association of America Players of the Year. The Detroit Tigers trade several players with Houston in a blockbuster deal. Gordie Howe is suspended by the WHA after an on-ice altercation. Ilie Nastase defeats Bjorn Borg to claim the Masters Tennis title for the fourth time in five years. Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert win a tennis challenge match in Las Vegas.
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