Seven Minute Run Powers KU Past Stanford 72 to 54
Kansas University surged in the second half to beat Stanford 72 54 at Allen Fieldhouse. Rodger Bohnenstiehl Bruce Sloan and Jo Jo White led a seven minute spurt that turned a 46 43 deficit into a 68 53 lead with 3 14 remaining, giving KU its fourth win in six games this season.
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Sub Sparks Pokes OSU to Big Eight Victory Over Washington
Oklahoma State sophomore George Sparky Grober came off the bench to score 17 points on 8 of 11 shooting, lifting OSU to a 67-65 win over Washington and their best season record in the Big Eight at 5-2. Kansas beat Stanford 72-54 as the Big Eight split four games. Northwestern defeated Missouri 79-68 and Arizona topped Colorado 78-69.
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Wilt Chamberlain Reaches 24000 Career Points
Wilt Chamberlain surpasses 24000 on the season after scoring 68 against Chicago and 47 versus Seattle. The 76ers star leads in rebounds and field goal percentage while ranking second in assists and placing seventh in the scoring race with 24150 points. Dave Bing tops the league with 868 points, Jon McGlocklin leads free throw percentage, and Len Wilkens has 254 assists.
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Robisch tops Reds in KU freshman intrasquad
Dave Robisch scores 42 points for the Reds in a losing effort as the Whites edge the Reds 84 to 81 in an Allen Fieldhouse freshmen game. Roger Brown 22 and Fred Basil 20 lead White scorers. Rich Essington and Ken Norgaard add 16 and 15.
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Florida Upsets Unbeaten Vanderbilt In Gainesville
Florida defeats third ranked Vanderbilt 74-72 after Neal Walk scores seven straight in the second half. Walk finishes with 17 points helping Florida improve to 4-1.
Big Eight Athletes Shine In NCAA Grid Standings
The final NCAA football rankings crown four national team titles for the Big Eight and highlight star players. Dick Anderson, Bob Douglass, Steve Owens, Bob Coble, and Benny Goodwin earn top national spots, with Nebraska and Colorado leading in multiple categories.
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Meredith Faces Masked Do or Die Derby in Playoff
Dallas star Don Meredith braces for the Eastern Conference championship against Cleveland with a broken nose and a grim resolve. He vows to play without the mask if his doctor allows, citing pride and a drive to perform despite injuries that included pneumonia, cracked ribs, and a twisted knee.
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Oklahoma Chooses Kansas Best All Around Opponent 1967
Oklahoma's Big Eight football champions named Kansas as the best all around team they faced in 1967. Missouri was rated the toughest defensive club and Nebraska the top offensive squad.
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Jayhawks Win But Show Warts In Stanford Narrow Victory
Kansas University edged Stanford 72 54 in a rough game that exposed gapson offense rebounding and defense. Coach Ted Owens warned of needed sharp improvement ahead of games at Louisville and St Louis as crowd noise and boos reflected tensions at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Multiple College Basketball Scores From Cage Report
A collage of NCAA results across regions shows Bucknell losing to Penn State 68 to 82 while Northeastern beat Harvard 72 to 67 and Georgetown edged Columbia 65 to 63 in regulation. Other notable outcomes include Wake Forest defeating George Washington 108 to 59, Texas Tech earning a 67 to 72 at Tulsa, and San Jose State topping Santa Clara 81 to 54.
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Broncos Sign Mickey Beard From Dartmouth
Denver coach Lou Saban of the American Football League team signs former Dartmouth quarterback Mickey Beard on Monday.
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