KU Deficit Sparks Talk On Athletics Future
The Kansas University budget closed 1970-71 with a deficit exceeding 160000 dollars. The Journal World spoke with Wade Stinson athletic director Henry Bubb and today concludes with Chancellor Laurence Chalmers and KU Athletic board members John Eberhardt and John T. Stewart offering their views on whether this signals decline or potential recovery.
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KU Athletics Face Financial Crunch and Stinson’s Role
KU officials discuss the department bound for rising costs with NCAA regulation likely. They project stabilizing through bowl income, stadium bond prepayments, and broader support from a metropolitan base while Wade Stinsons leadership is praised for prudent expenditure control.
Kansas athletic department in the red but turning the corner
Eberhardt downplays concern over a 160000 plus deficit last year. He notes higher season ticket sales and a improving football outlook. He says fundraising rests with coaches, not the athletic director, and expects athletics to return to profitability within five years.
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Don Carter Bowling Tips for spare shots
The article advises bowlers not to face straight ahead for every spare. Instead face the pin you aim at, even if it angles toward the opposite corner, and walk toward the target during the approach. This keeps a straight delivery for spares without crossing the body.
Deadline Set Tuesday For Gals Cage League
Tuesday is the deadline for submitting fees and rosters to the park and recreation department for the women's city basketball league. League play is tentatively scheduled to begin Jan. 10. Fees and rosters must be turned in at the Community Building.
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Mad world at Minnesota Drake game ends in Gopher win
Tony Johnson and Dennis Bell of Drake were hit with technicals as Minnesota defeated Drake 70 to 56. The night featured foul-filled play and a raucous Minneapolis crowd reacting to a seven minute stoppage and calls on officials.
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Oilers) Peterson in tug of war for coaching services
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams says Bill Peterson has a provisional contract to become head coach, while Rice University president says Peterson remains under a five year deal and will be held to it. Denver reportedly offered the job and is out in the cold as the dispute unfolds.
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Haskell Linebacker Cecil Harry Earns All American Honor
Haskell linebacker Cecil Harry, a 6-1, 215-pound sophomore from Liberty Mounds Oklahoma, was initially omitted from the National Junior College All American honorable mention list. He recorded 178 tackles and three fumbles, helping Haskell (6 4 1) rank seventh in pass defense and ninth in total defense.
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McCoy Wins NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award
Kansas football center Mike McCoy from Hiawatha was named a 1971 NCAA postgraduate scholarship winner. The 3.80 GPA electrical engineering major joins 32 other seniors nationwide, with peers from Oklahoma and Nebraska also selected. McCoy plans to begin medical school next fall and will travel to Honolulu for the Hula Bowl after New Year.
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College Scores Mixed Across Numerous Matchups
East St. Carol 69 defeated Port of Duquesne 119 while St. Peter's lost to Delaware 91 to 78. Vanderbilt edged Illinois 95 92 and UCLA routed Utah 119 88 in a day of varied results.
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NHL Thursday Results and Weekend Schedule
NHL updates show Buffalo 4 Boston 4 on Thursday. Weekend games list Philadelphia at Boston Montreal at Pittsburgh Detroit at Toronto New York at Minnesota Buffalo at St Louis California at Los Angeles.
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Iowa State Narrowly Beats Arkansas to Close Regular Season
Iowa State edged Arkansas 96 93 in Little Rock as Clint Harris made a late layup and Martinez Denman added a free throw for the margin. Tom O Connor led Iowa State with 24 points while Arkansas star Martin Terry posted 27. Nebraska defeated San Jose State 80 63 in Lincoln with Chuck Jura scoring 22 and Leon Beauchman adding 14 for the Spartans. The Cyclones and Huskers both improved to 5 4 in Big Eight play heading into the Kansas City tourney. Oklahoma beat Athletes in Action 101 92 in an exhibition not affecting standings.
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