Kansas Grabs Narrow Victory Over Boise State
Kansas escapes Boise State 61-56 before 7 850 fans at Allen Fieldhouse. Ted Owens says KU did not take Boise State lightly and Norm Cook admits they looked ahead. Nobles absence nearly left KU in trouble against Idaho visitors.
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Nobles carries Jayhawks past Boise State in late surge
Nobles scored 25 and grabbed 16 rebounds as Kansas fought off Boise State to seal a 57-54 lead at 50 seconds left. He described growing confidence while Kansas prepares to host Kentucky, with a 7:35 p.m. tipoff set in Allen Fieldhouse.
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Lions prevail over Mission West in rough girls basketball clash
Lawrence High defeated Mission West 41 to 29 as physical play and turnovers dominated. Bev Morlan led with 11 points, LuAnn Stanwix grabbed 15 rebounds, and Lawrence continued their 3-game win streak without star June Koleber who had the flu.
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Notre Dame Falls Short as Indiana Edges Irish 63 60
Notre Dame coached by Digger Phelps staged a late surge but Indiana held on for a 63 60 victory. Scott May and Quinn Buckner helped the Hoosiers survive Notre Dame’s full court press and protect their lead. Rutgers Penn Manhattan LaSalle and others posted scores in double headers at Madison Square Garden.
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Pro hockey NHL results and weekend schedule
Thursday NHL final scores include New York Rangers 5 Boston 5 Minnesota 5 Kansas City 3. Friday games list New York Islanders at Atlanta Philadelphia at Vancouver Detroit at Washington St Louis at California. WHA scoring Indianapolis 3 San Diego 3 OT Edmonton 3 Calgary 2.
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Lions Open Home Schedule With Ottawa And Wyandotte
Lawrence High prepares for a weekend basketball doubleheader at home. Tonight the Lions host Ottawa around 8 p.m. following the junior varsity contest, with Wyandotte visiting Saturday also near 8 p.m. Both games are non league and Sunflower League play starts in January.
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BSU coach blasts officiating after KU game
Boise State coach Bus Connor angrily denounces officiating as biased against his team in the loss to Kansas. He cites eight to ten bad calls and alleges officials favored KU star Norm Cook, accusing the crew of condescension and crowd influence.
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Men s 2A Division 2 scores at Kings George arena
Mothers King George 71, ATO 65. Prairie Dogs 75, Sanctuary 60. James Liquor 61, Kansas Const 43. Details indicate a league basketball roundup with multiple matchups and final tallies.
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Sports on TV Tonight and Saturday Schedule
Listings show 10:30 basketball Lawrence High vs Ottawa and 11:30 football Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh on April 27. Other events include Camelia Bowl February 9 2013, Washington vs Dallas May 5, World Rodeo finals February 13 1941, Year of the Running Back program September 13, Grandstand 27, Kansas City vs Cleveland April 27, St Louis vs Chicago May 13, golf and football games across 1941 schedules.
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Bethune-Cookman fires coach over behavior concerns
Wesley Moore is dismissed as Bethune-Cookman football coach for behavior that harms the college image. West Texas State faces basketball recruiting sanctions limiting aid. Celtics acquire Kuberski and Anderson with Searcy waived. Casper leads Moroccan event after 71. Nastase wins Uppsala Open by beating Fibak 7-6 7-5. Ashe named first World Team Tennis draft selection by Cleveland.
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Spirits lose Green with broken wrist in Nets game
The Spirits of St. Louis will be without rookie forward Steve Green for tonight’s game in New York against the New York Nets. Green, who joined the Spirits last Friday after the Utah Stars folded, sustained a broken left wrist.
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