KU Bids to End Loss Skein Against Stanford Tonight
Kansas University faces Stanford in Palo Alto after a 75 58 defeat in San Francisco, as All America center Ollie Johnson led Santa Clara with a 21 point burst. Sophomore Steve Renko added 13 and Walter Wesley scored five for KU in a 34 25 halftime deficit.
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Three Valley Units Red-Hot For Cage Action Past Week
Missouri Valley Conference teams led by Cincinnati Tulsa St Louis and Wichita boosted the league by 31 wins in 45 games against outside opponents. Cincinnati ranked No 4 faces Kansas State while Drake and Wichita compete in major holiday meets. Tulsa beat Florida St Louis topped Missouri and Wichita downed Minnesota before losing at Ohio State.
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Chiefs End Season With 48-0 Win Over New York
The Kansas City Chiefs capped a puzzling season with a 48-0 victory over New York, sending defensive tackle Jerry Mays onto the game ball. Len Dawson threw four touchdowns, Abner Haynes added two scoring plays, and Bobby Hunt, Jerry Mays, and Chris Burford contributed key plays as KC finished 5-7-2, while New York ended 5-8-1 and suffered its first AFL shutout in 56 games.
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Jayhawks face Stanford after narrow Dons defeat
Kansas University trails San Francisco by 25 at halftime as KU struggles to sustain offense. Stan ford, rated above UCLA in the West, looms tonight in a last chance before the Big Eight tournament in Kansas City.
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Favored to Tangle in Tourney Finals O State and K State Set Pace
Oklahoma State and Kansas State lead the Big Eight in the pre season tournament race with 5-2 records. Colorado might upset. Kansas State visits Cincinnati while OSU hosts LA State. Kansas to Stanford. Jim Davis and Willie Murrell spark K State while Gary Hassmann and Bob Swaffer boost OSU depth.
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College Basketball Tourneys Heat Up With 112 Teams
The college season peaks this week as 112 teams compete in 22 tourneys, a holiday break point before conference play. Top teams like Kentucky, Loyola, Michigan, UCLA, Vanderbilt, and Davidson headline, with numerous early-round clashes and a packed slate across cities from Lexington to Jacksonville.
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Emporia State Leads Kansas Colleges With Three Wins
Emporia State's Hornets swept three basketball games last week, beating Texas A&I Pan American and Texas Lutheran in a schedule that had Kentucky’s Georgetown yet to meet the Texans. Other Kansas teams posted mixed results as the circuit neared an abbreviated schedule.
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Network Dropping Fight Telecasts Could Prove Fatal
ABC will drop its weekly boxing show after this season ending a 20 year fixture in American broadcasting. Spokesman cited no plans beyond 1964 and sponsors Gillette Safety Razor Co. face losses while boxers warn about reduced revenue and fighting careers.
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Decline Leads Networks to Drop Weekly Fight Telecasts
The Times cites waning interest, few good fighters, unsavory publicity, and TV economics as reasons for dropping telecasts. Loss of television revenue could affect the sport as payments from TV have supported fighters. The weekly fight will be replaced by another sports attraction, possibly in April.
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Lions Schedule Three-Game Run In Topeka Holiday Tourney
Lawrence High School’s Lions, coached by Max Rife, enter a three game week in the Topeka Holiday Tournament at Topeka High. The 2 2 squad features 6 8 center Roger Harris and 6 2 guard Bill Trull leading a balanced attack as injuries loom.
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Weekend Fights Report From Buenos Aires and Mexico City
Jorge Fernandez of Argentina defeated Fortunato Manca of Italy by points in Buenos Aires, while Miguel Paredes of Mexico beat Na bor Gonzales in Mexico City before a disqualification occurred.
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