KU Injury Jinx Caps Kansas Liberty Bowl Effort
Kansas suffered a 31 18 loss to North Carolina State in Memphis as injuries decimated its lineup. Dean Nesmith, KU athletic trainer for 36 years, said this team endured more serious injuries than any prior KU football squad with starters Dean Baird and Fedro Dillon sidelined early.
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Aftermath of NC State's Hard-Hitting Win Over Kansas
Dillon may miss spring drills with a knee injury while Baird undergoes ligament surgery. The Wolfpack showed deeper intensity as Kansas faced a tougher opponent in Memphis and NC State, highlighting Big Eight battles and bowl hopes amid harsh conditions.
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OJ Simpson Breaks 2000 Yard Barrier In 1973 Season
O J Simpson reached 2 003 rushing yards to top Jim Brown as the NFL season ends. Backed by a revitalized Bills offense under Lou Saban, he surpassed Brown's record with a 200 yard game against the Jets. The Associated Press named him Offensive Player of the Week three times, shared with teammates Montler DeLamiel leure McKenzie Foley and Green.
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Cedeno Will Stay in Jail
Baseball star Cesar Cedeno remains in preventive custody in Santo Domingo as the investigation continues into the December 11 hotel room death of Alfagracia de Cruz. District Attorney Maximo Henríquez Saladin said Cedeno will stay jailed until after the court vacation from December 20 to January 8. Cedeno, an Astros center fielder, is charged with voluntary homicide.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
A jumble of results shows Army Southern, Kings Point, and Long Island U all posting different scores while other teams like Princeton, Florida State, and Mississippi State secure wins. Numerous mismatched lines reflect merged OCR data across multiple games and events.
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DeSoto Wildcats top Baldwin in non league thriller
DeSoto Wildcats defeated Baldwin 84 to 76 as Mike Catshall scored 32 and Dale Caldwell added 25. Baldwin led with four double figure scorers including Dale Johnson with 18, but defensive lapses helped DeSoto pull away late.
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Tribe Cagers Home Tonight in Te Cumseh Gym
Haskell eyes its six game basketball winning streak as it hosts Nebraska Southern of Fairbury at 7 30 p m in Tecumseh Gym. The Tribe has not been challenged by more than 19 points in three weeks while Southern is expected to offer a tough test. Tonight’s game closes a December schedule before the Indians break for the holidays.
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Blue's Coach Leaves Early as North Edges Gray 20-14
In the 36th Blue Gray game at Montgomery Cramton Bowl, North coach Jack Christiansen left early after his team faced a fourth down at the Gray two. Xavier kicker John Phillips kicked the first two field goals of his career, including a 34 yarder, to seal a 20-14 North victory behind 168 passing yards from Jesse Freitas and an 11 yard TD connection to Gerald Tinker. Barry Smith and Charles Dancer had earlier TD runs for the South.
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Royals GM Says This Is Our Year For Pennant
Kansas City general manager Cedric Tallis and manager Jack McKeon said at a press luncheon that next year gives the Royals their best chance at the American League pennant. They cited winter trades that strengthened pitching, a previously weak spot.
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Royals swing pitching flurry reshapes lineup and rotation
Royals add starters Marty Pattin and Nelson Briles and reliever Lindy McDaniel in a broad pitching swap. GM McKeon ponders a flexible rotation from four to five starters while addressing an unsettled outfield with Hal McRae, Rick Reichardt, Ed Kirkpatrick, Louw Piniella, and Jim Wohlford in contention. Cookie Rojas may miss time due to his wife’s illness as surgery to remove a tumor was performed.
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West Hawks trounce Central in junior high basketball clash
West raced to a 34-14 halftime lead and finished 64-36 over Central as the Warhawks improved to 2-2. Robert Pearson scored 19 for West while Ken Bachman led Central with 13. Central won the eighth grade game 51-46 led by Chris Hack with 16.
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