Syracuse Guards Roll To Sixth Straight Victory
Syracuse, 6-0 on the season, beat Penn State 103-79 at Manley Field House behind Dave Bing 24 points 10 rebounds and six assists. Carver Clinton led Penn State with 28 as Syracuse extended its win streak while Bob Lewis set a North Carolina single game scoring mark with 49 points in a 115-80 Tar Heels win.
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Paradis Frick Lead K-State Past Texas Tech In Tight Big Eight Bout
Paradis and Frick provided the muscle for Kansas State as they beat Texas Tech 74 68. Berkholtz added 13 points while Glover led Tech with 28. Oklahoma State beat Santa Barbara 59 37 and Drake topped Iowa State 72 66.
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Gonza lez tops Magallanes. Perez and Jennings draw in LA
Andy Gonzalez, 139, from Pittsburgh, outpoints Bernie Magallanes, 141, of Los Angeles, eight rounds. Zeke Perez, 149, Denver, and Frank Jennings, 149, Compton, California, fight ends in an eight-round draw.
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Comeback Award To Lowe
Paul Lowe, AFL star, was voted Comeback Player of the Year after returning from a broken arm in 1962 and rushing for 1,089 yards in 1964. He missed 1963 with a torn leg muscle and had 513 yards and five TDs the following season.
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Denver
Clem Daniels
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Lawrence Cagers At Highland Park
Lawrence High opens a tough five day stretch with a 21 record facing Highland Park of Topeka tonight in an intercity clash. The Lions then travel to Junction City Saturday and Leavenworth next Tuesday as coach Max Rife seeks a 2-1 mark in the trio. Probables include Tom Miller Chip Maxwell Jim Floro Mike Harding and Mickey Allen with reserves Bob Harris and John Dupre.
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Mickey Allen
Bob Harris
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Lawrence Sophs fall to Leavenworth 45 to 34
Lawrence High sophomores dropped a 45 34 decision to Leavenworth on Thursday in Leavenworth. They travel to host the Lawrence sophomore invitational tournament December 29 30. Lawrence drops to 0 2 on the season with scoring led by Steve Mingus 13 and Ray Stone 7.
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Football Awards To 40 on Oread 1965 Letter Winners
A total of 40 Kansas University football players were named for 1965 letter awards announced by KU athletic director Wade R. Stinson. The class includes 10 seniors, 14 juniors and 16 sophomores with 12 out-of-state players led by Texas four and Nebraska three. The list features 25 linemen and 15 backs with names of sophomores juniors and seniors from multiple states.
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Steve Heck
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Lubbock
Ken Johnson
Goodland
Vearl Jones
Enterprise
Bob Kreutzer
Garden City
Bill Lynch
Hutchinson
Dan Miller
Harold Montgomery
Wichita
Bruce Peterson
Shawnee Mission
Mike Sweatman
Dave Waxse
Oswego
Larry White
Colby
Dick Bacon
Neodesha
Jerry Barnett
Carollton
Sandy Buda
Don Davis
Larry Dercher
Thurman Edwards
Enid
Okla
Jeff Elias
Salina
Wally Hinshaw
Harley Kampschroeder
Freshman KU awards given to 42 players for 1965 season
Kansas University announced 42 football freshmen received numerals for their 1965 team. The squad, coached by Vere Wellman, went 3 1 and defeated K State Oklahoma Missouri while losing to Nebraska. Names include Wade Stinson and John Zook among many from Kansas and other states.
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Topeka
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Manhattan
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Waco
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Columbus
Georgia
Keith Christensen
Concordia
Don Criner
Oklahoma City
Okla
Grant Dahl
Glencoe
Ill
Bob Douglas
Yastrzemski Captures AL Slugging Crown in 1965
Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox won the American League slugging title with a .536 mark and 265 total bases in 494 at bats. He tallied 45 doubles three triples and 20 homers. Tony Conigliaro Norm Cash tied for second at .512, with other leaders listed.
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Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Oliva
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Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Frank Howard
Washington
Lions Take on Olathe Club In Gymfest
Lions face Olathe's gymnastics team at Lawrence High School tonight in a dual meet. First action at 7 30 with a 50 cent gate. north door and balcony seating per athletic director Al Woolard. Rector enters second year as coach amid high expectations despite losing much of last year's squad. Tonight also marks Lawrence's first gym meet charging admission.
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Lawrence
Pheasant Prospects Bright For Second Half of Season
Kansas hunters anticipate improved pheasant hunting as the second half of the 1965 season begins Saturday. Northcentral and northwest zones open with Zone 1 two birds per day and Zone 2 three, no hens allowed, two days’ possession limit. Deer season reports note large racks, a 215 pound buck, and an unusual male-dominant year with many young bucks.
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George Schlecy
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Central Junior High boosts season to 2 0 with Coronado win
Central Junior High School improved to 2-0 by defeating Coronado 56-28 at Coronado. Steve Roger scored 18 and Bill Kelly 12 to pace the Mustangs, with Mitt Winter and John Sheppard each adding eight. The ninth grade listed Monte Rose with 9 points and Larry Dillon among scorers. Coach Dan Jaimes praised Rod Johnson for leadership on defense.
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Ottawa
Steve Roger
Bill Kelly
Central
Mitt Winter
John Sheppard
Monte Rose
Mike Harris
Mike Wray
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