Jays Face Tribe After Aggie Rout
Kansas University meets Stanford at 8 05 tonight in the final Allen Fieldhouse appearance of 1967 after a 78 52 rout of Texas A M in Manhattan. Key KU scorers include White Nash Bohnenstichl with 18 16 and 12 points.
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Indians Lose to Northwest Missouri Griffons 88 66
Northwest Missouri of St Josephs led 52 26 at halftime and rolled past Haskell Institute 88 66 in a Mid Central Missouri League game. Whitford Spradlin each scored 22 points for the Griffons while Gilmore added 19 as the Indians shot 26 percent.
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Sayers Sparks Bears Past Falcons in Atlanta
Gale Sayers rushed for 120 yards and scored twice, including a 51 yard TD, as the Chicago Bears beat the Atlanta Falcons 23 14 to close their season at 7 6 1.
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Gabriel Throws for Three TDs as Rams Beat Colts 34 10
Roman Gabriel connected on three touchdown passes, led by an 80 yard strike to Jack Snow, as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Baltimore Colts 34 10 to clinch the Coastal Division title. The Rams defense pressured Johnny Unitas, producing seven sacks and two interceptions in front of 77 277 at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Vanderbilt Survives Duke Thriller in Holiday Tourney Start
Third ranked Vanderbilt edged Duke 76 75 in a late scare to open its holiday tournament run in Nashville. Boston College fell 91 90 in OT to St John s after Terry Driscoll scored 46 in the second half. Joe Cooke led Indiana past NC State 101 97 as Niagara beat La Salle 100 83.
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Salb and Cunningham Take Second at Louisiana Meet
Kansas University freshmen Karl Salb and Glenn Cunningham Jr. each finished second at the Northeast Louisiana track meet in Monroe. Salb placed second in shot put with 60- inch throw behind Randy Matson of Texas A M, while Cunningham was runner up in the mile with 4 14.9. Steve Wilhelm did not compete as initially announced.
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Smith Sets Pace for Waterbury in Coast Football League
Allen Smith of the Waterbury Orbits led the Atlantic Coast Football League in scoring pass receptions and yards per carry during the 1967 season as disclosed by the league on Sunday.
Lions Fall to West 64 50 in Topeka Showdown
Lawrence High drops to 1-3 after a 64-50 defeat at Topeka West. Joe Werner 22 points and Kim Ross 10 lead the Chargers height advantage, while Mike Harris scores 18 for the Lions.
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