UCLA Press Too Hot And KU Falls 78-71
UCLA used its pressing defense and fast breaks to beat Kansas 78-71 before 12 300 at Pauley Pavilion. Mike Lynn scored 26 for UCLA while Walt Wesley led Kansas with 19 as UCLA built a 14 point second half cushion and controlled rebounds.
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Bowl Pairings Stir Gridiron Appetite for Postseason
The AP notes Tulsa and Tennessee clash in the Bluebonnet at Houston while Mississippi faces Auburn in the Liberty at Memphis. It highlights prep for major bowls including Rose Cotton Sugar Orange and Sh rine games leading to New Year’s Day showcases and the December 25 TV coverage.
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College Basketball Scores And Tournament Results Roundup
A composite list of college and high school basketball results across multiple matchups and tournaments. Institutions named include Georgetown Columbia Rhode Island Manhattan Cornell Yale Tufts Harvard Wake Forest Duquesne Richmond The Citadel Washington and Lee Lynchburg Tulsa West Texas Emporia State Colorado State Oklahoma State North Dakota State North Dakota Augustana UCLA Kansas Southern California Cincinnati Brigham Young New Mexico State Eastern New Mexico New Mexico Hawaii Vanderbilt Army Western Kentucky Southern Methodist Milwaukee Classic contenders like Marquette West Virginia Kentucky Indiana California Virginia Tech Clemson Alabama Massachusetts Virginia Tech and Gulf South Classic participants Tennessee Louisiana Tech Centenary VMI Lamar Tech Oklahoma Bethany Friends Southwestern McPherson Emporia State Drury Park Lincoln Mankato State Cape Girardeau New Mexico Highlands Springfield State Centralia State St Andrews Culver-Stockton William Penn Graceland Topeka Wichita West etc. High school scores from Topeka Wichita and surrounding districts are also listed.
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Steve Chubin
Tulsa
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Kansas reports 975 deer killed in first season
Incomplete reports show 975 deer killed by hunters during Kansas first deer season. The five day season ended Wednesday, with 31 of 39 check stations reporting to the Forestry Fish and Game Commission which issued 3 927 permits for one deer each. An estimated 20 000 deer were in open areas. The largest recorded was a 235 pound white tail buck at Manhattan.
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Eudora High Beats Spring Hill In OT Thriller
Eudora High School toppled Spring Hill 55-49 in overtime as Ricky Williams led with 20 points and Bert Holmes added 19 and 15 rebounds. The B team also won 53-37 to move to 2-2. next the Cardinals meet Shawnee Heights in the Tonga noxie Tournament.
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Fort Hays State Dominates KU in Allen Fieldhouse
Fort Hays State defeated Kansas 31 to 10 on Friday night in Allen Fieldhouse. The meet featured pins by FH wrestlers Applegate Keller Johnson and Crowther and several decisions and pins that pushed Fort Hays to a 2-0 record while Kansas fell to 1-1.
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UCLA Bounces Back Top Kansas In Close Upset
UCLA under Coach Johnny Wooden rebounded from losses to Duke to defeat Kansas 78 71 at home. Mike Lynn led UCLA with 26 points while Walt Wesley had 19 for Kansas as the Bruins halted a six game Kansas win streak. The game drew 12 300 fans at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
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76ers Edge Lakers In West Coast Battle
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 127-117 on the West Coast. Wilt Chamberlain scored 38 points and Billy Cunningham added 22 as Philadelphia built a 53 to 40 edge in field goals while Jerry West led all scorers with 39 despite the loss.
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Notre Dame Plans $8 Million Twin Domed Center
Notre Dame in South Bend announces an $8 million athletic and convocation center with twin domes, described as dwarfing the university’s 60,000 seat football stadium. The project was unveiled Friday by university officials.
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Baldwin Captures A Friday Victory
Baldwin High edged DeSoto 48 45 to move to 4 1 overall and 3 1 in Little Seven play. Tom Swan led with 17 points followed by Dave Nutt 10 and Bill Beedles nine.
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Lions Gymnasts Cruise Past Olathe in Dual Meet
Lawrence High handily defeated Olathe 80 to 31 Friday night to move to 2-0 in duals after beating Topeka. Ken Snow led with 18 points and three first places as Lawrence, missing Roger Hemphill with a back injury, dominated event winners across floor exercise and apparatus. Next up, Lawrence hosts Highland Park of Topeka Tuesday.
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Jets Sign McAdams for 300000 in Landmark Deal
New York Jets signed All America linebacker Carl McAdams from Oklahoma for about 300000. The 21 year old 6 foot 3 inch 217 pound Texan was introduced at a news conference with owner Sonny Werblin declaring the contract the largest ever offered to a lineman. McAdams noted comparable offers from St Louis and chose New York for greater opportunity.
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Benvenuti Seeks Tiger Shot After Narrow Victory
Undefeated Nino Benvenuti defends his junior middleweight title in a controversial 15 round win over Sandro Mazzinghi at the Sports Palace. He now pursues a middleweight title bid against Dick Tiger of Nigeria. Benvenuti, 27, has a perfect pro record of 61 wins. His left eye was swollen and he was cut, yet he secured the decision in Rome.
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Tulsa's passer due to sign
Houston Tex AP Tulsa's record-breaking passer Bil Anderson was report ed to sign with the Houston Post noting he broke nine NCAA records this year. Drafted by the Rams and the Houston Oilers, his AFL rights were traded to a Miami franchise. Neither Anderson nor coach Glenn Dobbs could be reached for comment.
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Dooley Faces Georgia or Oklahoma Coaching Decision
Georgia coach Vince Dooley planned to announce today whether he will stay with the Bulldogs or take an offer to rebuild the Oklahoma Sooners. Dooley, 33, weighed the $25 000 salary and benefits that could total about $50 000 with his wife before deciding, after visiting Norman earlier in the week.
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High School Cager Dies in Practice
Portsmouth Virginia Norcom High School basketball player Larry Hall aged 17 died during a Friday practice after leaping for a rebound and hitting his head on the floor. The tragedy occurred at the school gym with no immediate details on other injuries.
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Ford Engine Declared Ineligible For 1966 NASCAR UAC
Daytona Beach AP reports NASCAR and the U S Auto Club jointly ruled Ford Motor Co upcoming overhead cam engine would not be eligible for 1966 stock car competition. The decision blocks Ford's new engine from premier sanctioning bodies.
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