Missouri Tigers face conflicting reasons for missing Liberty Bowl
The piece contrasts Missouri officials claim that seniors voted to decline post season with a Dallas columnist’s claim ABC pressured for no invite. It notes MU and opponents’ scheduling moves, Don Faurot’s principle driven stance, and mentions KU tickets and captain Mike Sweatman keeping a low profile amid fan speculation.
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Majors Signs 5-Year Pact As Iowa State Grid Coach
Johnny Majors, 32, former All-America tailback, signs a five-year contract at 21000 dollars per year to coach Iowa State. The Arkansas assistant replaces Clay Stapleton and will hold a news conference after Friday night.
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Two Week Duck Season Opens in Kansas
The second segment of the 1967 duck season opened today in Kansas and runs through December 23. Hunters should check regulations as several seasons are opening or closing in the next two weeks. Pheasant season for zones One and Two opens next Saturday while goose season closes this Sunday.
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Topeka High Upsets Wyandotte In Late Rally
Topeka High upset defending state Class AA champion Wyandotte 58-53 in Topeka. Wyandotte led 45-30 late in the third, but Topeka dominated final quarter with 19-1 rebounding and 11 steals. Baier Haven also defeated Buhler 52-46.
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Cage Report basketball scores flood in from many colleges
A chaotic OCR list shows numerous men's college basketball scores across many teams, including East Princeton, Colgate, Southern California, Villanova, Delaware, Northeastern, Maine, Boston University, and more, with mixed results and overtime notes. The sparse text names teams, opponents, and scores, reflecting a roundup format common to sports sections.
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Indiana Cager Joyner sidelined by leg injury
Butch Joyner star forward for Indiana basketball will miss several weeks with a left leg injury suffered during practice. Announcement came Friday from Bloomington. Joyner, 6-foot-4, is a key player for the Hoosiers as the season moves forward.
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Pierson Leads KU Gym to Opening Dual Win
Bob Pierson of Kansas won the all around title as KU defeated Western Illinois 168.10 to 155.85 in the season opener. Pierson topped multiple events including floor, rings, long horse, parallel bars, and the all around with 47.40.
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Lion Five Beats Ottawa 53 42 In Opener Victory
Lawrence High Lions defeat Ottawa Cyclones 53 to 42 at home to even season record at 1-1. Steve Mingus sparked late scoring with 12 points, while John Thoren led with 14 as defense clamped down in second half.
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Pro Cage Report NBA Friday Scores
Boston beat Baltimore 123 to 108 in a conference clash. Los Angeles defeated Detroit 115 to 113. Chicago edged Seattle 115 to 114. San Diego routed San Francisco 137 to 10. St. Louis won 101 to 95 over Cincinnati. ABA action saw Pittsburgh 938, Kentucky 89 with other results Dallas 128 over Anaheim 110.
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UCLA routs Wichita State 120 in home opener for 36th straight win
Lew Alcindor scored 28 as UCLA crushed Wichita State 120 86 extending their NCAA best winning streak. Purdue, Dayton, Nebraska and Iowa State suffered upsets while Washington, Eastern Kentucky, San Fernando Valley State and Washington State posted notable results.
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KU CSU Swimmers Lead In Big Eight Invitational
Colorado State and Kansas each won four events to lead qualifiers in the Big Eight Invitational swimming meet in Ames Iowa. Missouri’s Micky Varner and Jeff Violak won the one meter diving, the only final decided tonight, with Kansas second, followed by Iowa State Oklahoma State and Colorado State.
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