Lions face Manhattan after close loss to East Lancers
Lawrence High meets Manhattan on Friday seeking a bounce back after a 53-50 overtime defeat to Shawnee Mission East. The Lions drop to 1-1 while Manhattan improves to 2-0, with East’s Jim Williamson keying the overtime surge.
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Big Eight Cage Stock Takes a Big Jump
Big Eight basketball stock rose Saturday with Kansas upsetting Cincinnati 51-47 on 6-foot-11 Walter Wesley’s 17 points and Kansas State rallying past St. Louis 68-67 led by Willie Murrell’s 28. Missouri outsized Washington 89-63. Colorado beat Air Force 70-61.
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Army Coach Bitter After Loss On Final Seconds In Cotton Classic
Navy edged Army 21-15 in Philadelphia as Roger Staubach and Pat Donnelly led Navy to their fifth straight win over the rivals. Army coach Paul Dietzel lamented a missing stoppage on a late drive and questioned whether Pitt might be better.
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SMU Accepts Sun Bowl Invite to Face Oregon
SMU football accepts a Sun Bowl invitation to play Oregon in El Paso on December 31. The invite awaits Southwest Conference approval after SMU finished tied for sixth in the SWC with a 4-6 record.
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Lawrence Lancers Edge Lions In Narrow Victory
Harris battled foul trouble as Lawrence held off East by limited free throw accuracy. Trull led Lions with 13 points while Browning added 11 and Rife, Heck, Taylor and Harris contributed eight for a balanced scoring effort. Manhattan rivalry renews dating to 1919 with Lawrence holding a 39 12 series edge.
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Big Eight Sets Football and Basketball Scholarship Caps
The Big Eight voted to cap scholarships at 100 in football and 24 in basketball starting Sept. 1, 1965, and tabled red-shirting while pursuing an inter conference letter of intent with the SWC. Earl Snead to negotiate renewal. Feb. 4 vs Feb. 11 signing dates debated.
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KU Football Banquet Honors 1963 Teams and Staff
About 500 people are expected for the Kansas University Football Banquet at 6:30 tonight in the Kansas Union. Sponsors include the Lawrence Quarterback Club the Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee and the KU Athletic Department. Dr Kenneth McFarland of Topeka will be the featured speaker and Chief Quarterback Howard Hurwitz will be master of ceremonies. Highlights include presentations of the Ormand Beach Memorial Trophy the Art Weaver Scholarship Trophy and the Mike Getto Lineman of the Year Award.
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Steelers Face Giants For East Title After Narrow Dallas Loss
The Steelers stay alive in the Eastern race by rallying in Dallas as Ed Brown connects with Red Mack for a key 42-yard pass and Theron Sapp scores the deciding TD. Pittsburgh trails 7 3 7 after 3 quarters and must defeat New York to claim the division crown.
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Harp Faces Tech Tilt After Cincy Upset
Kansas coach Dick Harp weighs Walter Wesley’s ankle against Texas Tech as the Jayhawks prepare for a tough visit from a fast run and shoot foe. Tech’s 0-3 start shows promise with Denney leading a balanced scorer group. Wesley’s status could shape defensive matchups and fatigue risks for KU.
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Gerard Retires as Dodge City High Football Coach
Dodge City Kansas Bob Gerard coach of the Dodge City High School football program for 11 years announces retirement to join a sporting goods firm. A native of Lawrence he starred at Lawrence High and later excelled as a quarterback at McPherson College.
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Hoover to join Cardinals in St. Louis
Dave Hoover an Iowa State halfback 5-11 190 pounds has signed to play professional football for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Nieder loses amateur bid to Olympic status
Bill Nieder Olympic shot put champion had his bid to regain amateur status rejected by the National Amateur Athletic Union. ThePhiladelphia 1960 exhibition boxing match, in which Nieder says he received no pay, prompted the ruling, barring him from the 1964 Olympic Games despite his 1960 record toss of 64 feet 634 inches.
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Texaco Service Center Offers Complete Auto Care
Art Nease Texaco Service provides tune-ups brakes mufflers exhaust wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service pickup and delivery and road service at 9th and Misa contact VI3-9897 for details.
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