Lang Grins as Lions Break Winless Start Against Ottawa
Lawrence High coach Ron Lang smiled after the Lions defeated Ottawa 39-32 for their first win of the year. Delano Smith led scoring with 18 points, Lee Tee added 10, and Ottawa shot 21 percent, while Lawrence held the Cyclones to 9 percent in the first half and 2 percent in the second.
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UCLA Bruins Lose to Houston and Southern Cal Highlight 1960s Streaks
The article recalls UCLA basketball’s losses since 1966 to Houston, Southern Cal, Notre Dame, and Oregon, noting Houston and Notre Dame halted major win streaks of 41 and 47 games respectively. It also mentions USC’s recent strong showing and other tournament first-round results.
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Linwood Breaks Long Dry Spell With Victory
Linwood, winning 48 to 44 over Savior of the World, ends nearly a year without a win. Dave Cox leads with 23 points and 17 rebounds, lifting the Bulldogs to their first basketball triumph.
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Cooper Named Head Football Coach at Coffeyville CC
Charles Cooper, 31, appointed head football coach at Coffeyville Community College. He previously coached Memorial High School in Japan Missouri and resigned Friday to start immediately.
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College scores roundup from East to West across multiple games
Colgate defeated Bucknell 91 51 while Boston College edged Harvard 68 65. Newberry downed Coker 96 66. Maryland–Baltimore County beat William & Mary 73 7. West Georgia beat Northern Georgia 70 62. UNC Asheville 384 81 in overtime over Mars Hill. Purdue topped Indiana State 81 69. Winds swept Northern Michigan 87 72. Nebraska Wesleyan 83 over Colorado Mines 65. Kentucky 88 over Iowa 80. Nebraska 67 over Missouri 64. Potoma State lost to Minot, North Dakota 59. Southwest results include Stephen F. Austin 72 over Texas Lutheran 64. Far West Portland State 71 defeated Western Washington 63. Montana State 95 beat Seattle Pacific 81. Idaho State 90 over Cal State Northridge 62. UC Riverside 81 over California North Ridge 62. USC 81 beat Santa Clara 61. Nevada–Reno 96 defeated Sacramento State 70. Washington 75 over Gonzaga 53. Fullerton State 78 over Los Angeles State 69. Alamo Classic first round St. Edward's 72 over St. Mary's San Antonio 86? Texas A&I 70. Temple 70 over Utah State 61. Tennessee 96 over DePaul 61. Utah Classic Utah 85 over Dartmouth 54. Seattle 62 over Penn State 60.
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Motta Grumbles After Loss to Lakers in Officiating
Chicago coach Dick Motta blasted the officiating after a 100-97 defeat to the Los Angeles Lakers marking the third loss to LA this season. He complained Hawks and Goodrich fouled his players as he noted his team played without Jerry West and Bill Bridges. The Lakers ended a five game skid and Chicago’s six game win streak with the win.
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Baldwin Wins Meet in Dual Wrestling Clash
Baldwin High defeated Perry Lecompton in a 13 15 decision at Bald win in a Thursday night dual meet. Individual results include Mike Robbins 98 pounds defeating Rick Aeschilan 12 4 and Pat Scott 119 winning by forfeit.
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Eddie Smith
Oul Fuston
Playoff Berth Quest Tightens in Week’s NFL Clashes
AFC West title on the line as Denver and Oakland vie for the division. Denver seeks its first crown while Oakland aims a sixth in seven years. Key players Floyd Little and Marv Hubbard chase 1000 yard seasons as Cincinnati and Houston race for a playoff spot.
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Rupp Undergoes Ulcer Surgery in Orlando
Adolph Rupp, 72, former Kentucky coach, underwent two hours of surgery for a perforated ulcer in Orlando. He was reported in satisfactory condition after entering surgery at 11 p.m. and exiting at 1 a.m. at Orange Memorial Hospital.
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Quarry Eyes Title Shot After Knockout of Shavers
Jerry Quarry strengthened his bid for a spring title fight with heavyweight champion George Foreman after stopping Earnie Shavers in 2 21 of the first round at Madison Square Garden. Foreman praised Quarry and hinted at a title bout, while promoter Teddy Brenner offered $1 million for a March defense. Sources say Foreman may instead defend against Ken Norton in March in Jamaica.
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Cage Tourney Sites Listed
The Kansas State High School Activities Association announced basketball tournament site allocations for 5A 4A 3A 2A and 1A divisions. Regional and sub state rounds run Feb 25 to March 1 with state tournaments March 7 to 16 at multiple campuses including Wichita State University Fort Hays State College and Emporia.
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Nationwide High School Scores From The Region
A long list of Kansas high school basketball results shows tight games and big scores. Teams like Independence Parsons Marquette Holyrood and Hesston posted wins while Derby Wichita North and Maize posted solid victories across multiple this week.
Sports on TV Today and Sunday Schedules
TV football and basketball slate lists Detroit vs Miami and Pittsburgh vs San Francisco on Channel 4, plus UCLA vs North Carolina State on Channel 2. Sunday noon features Minnesota vs New York Giants, 1 p.m. Denver vs Oakland on Channel 4, with Monday 8 p.m. Liberty Bowl football airing on Channel unspecified.
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Osky Keeps Perfect Record With 62 57 Victory Over Easton
Oskaloosa improves to 4-0 overall and 3-0 in league after beating Easton 62-57 on their court. Marlin Dailey tops Bears with 18 points, followed by Gary Hime with 16 and Martin Metzger with 12.
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Dye named head coach at East Carolina University
Pat Dye, then Alabama assistant coach, was appointed head coach at East Carolina University in Greenville, N C. The move marks Dye taking over the Pirates football program amid a coaching transition.
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