Finley Sees A's City Still Far Apart On Stadium Deal
Kansas City AP Charles C Finley says partial agreement on a new stadium lease exists but major gaps remain. A four year base rent of 50000 with attendance based options is contested with city counteroffers and the Chiefs AFL lease terms highlighted as a contrast. Finley cites his investment and concession revenue share as key issues while talks continue.
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Chargers Aim to Break Broncos Jinx in Final AFL Clash
San Diego, 10-3, seeks to clinch the Western Division title by beating or tying Denver in the season finale. Tobin Rote directs the Chargers with Keith Lincoln, Lance Alworth, and Paul Lowe set to help, while Denver faces a crippled squad with key injuries and uncertainty at quarterback.
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Jayhawks stumble in western swing with New Mexico loss
Kansas University basketball faces a rough stretch after a 59 to 54 defeat at Albuquerque to New Mexico. Coach Dick Harp relies on a young squad as sophomores populate much of the travel group, with unresolved rebounding and scoring issues clouding the season’s outlook.
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KU Faces Frisco Tilt To End Slump
Kansas battles San Francisco in Frisco tonight aiming to snap a two game skid. KU 4-2 after losses to UCLA and New Mexico, starts Unseld Renko Gibson Correll Lewis with Harp relying on a ball control Dons led by Ollie Johnson and Pete Peletta.
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Weekend TV Grid Reports College Football Action Today
No Sunday games. Noon Liberty Bowl features Mississippi State and North Carolina State. At 2 15 p m Bluebonnet Bowl pits LSU against Baylor University. At 3 p m the North South Shrine All Star game from Miami rounds out today’s schedule.
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Cancer Claims Young Ohio Gridder Zanesville Star
John Biehl Sulsberger, a former first team All Ohio high school football star and standout lineman on the 1963 Ohio State freshman team, died Friday at age 18 after a cancer battle. He had been a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital since December 12.
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Stanford Kansas to clash on Sept 23 1967
Stanford announced a football meeting with Kansas University at Stanford Stadium on September 23 1967. It will be the first football matchup between the two programs.
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Wake Forest Eyes Upset Bid in UK Invitational
Wake Forest Deacons aim for a big victory over top ranked Kentucky in the UK Invitational final in Lexington after a 86-67 win over Princeton. Frank Christie led Wake Forest with 23 points as the Deacons look to topple the Wildcats and claim a marquee win.
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Carter Stuns Griffith In First Round Upset Fight
Raging upset as Hurricane Carter stops Emile Griffith in the first round before 5436 fans in Pittsburgh. The 26 year old Paterson, N J slugger improves to 18 4 with 12 KOs and eyes a Giardello title shot. Griffith falls to 35 5, suffering his first KO.
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Trophy As No 1 Team Is Given to Longhorns By Lynda Bird Johnson
In Austin Texas Miss Lynda Bird Johnson presented the AP national college football championship trophy to Texas after a 10 game undefeated season securing its first national title since 1963. Navy ranked second in final AP poll with 418 points. Texas meets Navy in the Cotton Bowl on January 1.
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Emerson Vows Davis Cup Duty Amid Australian Tennis Strife
Roy Emerson said the Davis Cup campaign would not be derailed by the players' revolt against the LTAA. He pledged to play against the Americans as the Australian team faces a tense schedule, amid threats of emigration and demands for overseas play and expense concessions.
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Big Eight Teams Suffer 2 Losses In Friday Action
Friday night saw five road games for Big Eight teams with Nebraska losing 79-73 to Southern California after leading at halftime. Harold Coburn scored 20 for Nebraska as USC extended its late run to secure the win. Oklahoma lost 127-95 to Arizona State, dropping to 2-4, while California upset Michigan State 78-68. Missouri meets St. Louis as the league eyes three victories to improve a 26-23 nonconference mark.
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