Jayhawks open Sunflower Doubleheader with 78 65 win
Kansas University men upset Creighton 78 to 65 at Ahern Fieldhouse in the opener of the Sunflower Doubleheader. Tonight at Allen Fieldhouse the Jayhawks meet Syracuse, after Syracuse fell 88 to 68 to Kansas State in Friday’s nightcap.
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Kansas Holds Off Creighton In Tight Big Eight Clash
Kansas defeats Creighton 74-69 as Jo Jo White leads with 12 points and Phil Harmon nets 16. Portman scores 27 for the Jays and keeps KU within reach early, while Syracuse notes hint at broader college action with five Wildcats in double figures in a separate recap.
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Villanova Tops Boston College In East Showdown
Villanova Wildcats, ranked eighth, beat Boston College 78 68 in Newton Mass to extend their unbeaten streak to four. Howie Porter scored 24 for Villanova while Terry Driscoll led BC with 25 as the Eagles dropped from the unbeatens.
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Tonganoxie Surges Past Effingham In Big Five Showdown
Tonganoxie led early behind 6-9 center John Duncanson and held on to beat Effingham 54 to 43. Duncanson scored 29 with 19 in the first half as Tonga improved to 3-1 in league play while Effingham struggled from the field. Lamb contributed 11 rebounds and 9 points for the winners, who travel to Holton next Thursday.
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Missouri Football Plans Short Practice If Cold Weather Persists
Missouri coach Dan Devine said the Dec 28 Gator Bowl preparation could be brief if frigid conditions continue. Friday’s drill was halted 10 minutes after starting as coaches felt the cold.
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Fluid Fred Leads Scots to 59 45 Win Over Lions
Fred Johnson known as Fluid Fred led the Scots to a 59 45 victory over the Lawrence Lions at LHS gym. Johnson scored 21 points while Lions leader Mark Harris had 15. Coach Darrell Falen lamented disjointed play and praised free throw accuracy as Lawrence prepares to face Shawnee Mission South at Mission.
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TV Sports Highlights Schedule Selections
A listing of afternoon televised NFL and NFL games with channel assignments. Matches include Browns at Cardinals on Channel 5 with Channel 13 joining at 2 30, Chiefs at Broncos on Channel 4, Jets at Dolphins and Packers at Bears on Channel 4 and 5 and 13, Raiders at Chargers on Channel 4, Colts at Rams on Channels 5 and 13.
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Archers Nabbed 531 During Deer Season in Kansas
Pratt Kansas AP reports preliminary figures from the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission showing 531 deer taken in the two month bow and arrow season ending December 1. About 14 percent of 3807 permit holders were successful, near historical 14 to 16 percent range and well above the national archery average of 6 percent.
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Prep Scores From Various Kansas Teams Across the Season
A compilation of final scores from prep basketball games featuring teams such as Anthony, Medicine Lodge, Augusta, Hays, Hutchinson, Kansas City area schools, Topeka, Shawnee Mission, Andover, Winfield, and Wichita Sacred Heart. Results include notable high scores for Osage City, Ottawa, and Osawatomie with several OT outcomes and close contests throughout the schedule.
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Benvenuti Favored 3-1 To Defend World Middleweight Title
In San Remo Italy Nino Benvenuti is a 3-1 favorite to beat Don Fullmer of Utah for the world middleweight crown at the Ariston Theater. Benvenuti has never been KOed in 80 pro bouts and has twice held the title, last winning it in New York last March. If Fullmer wins he would be the 34th American to hold the 160-pound title.
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College Basketball Scores From The East And Midwest
A series of college basketball results shows East and Midwest teams posting varied wins and losses. Notable scores include Northeastern 80 over Pat’s 88 and Duke 77 over Duquesne 86, plus Creighton 56 and Montana 100 over various opponents.
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Notre Dame Aide Named Kentucky Football Coach
John Ray, defensive coach at Notre Dame, was chosen as the Kentucky head football coach to replace Charlie Bradshaw. Ray has served as assistant head coach since January 1967 and his defensive units have ranked in the nation's top ten three times in four years. Many had expected Homer Rice or Frank Kush to be the pick.
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