Kansas fans eye Big Eight tournament opener against Iowa State
Kansas opens defense of its Big Eight preseason title tonight facing Iowa State in Kansas City as the 3-4 Jayhawks seek to improve a 41 percent shooting pace. Also on the card Kansas State vs Oklahoma with Missouri and Colorado posting early wins in the first round.
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Buffs Dominate State as Wildcats Edge Missouri Nebraska Duel Sets Final
Colorado beat Oklahoma State 45 20 with Lee Haven 18 points Jerome Wright 15 and Jim Creighton 14 leading the Buffs. Missouri edged Nebraska 71 66 as Al Eberhard 17 and Al Nissen 21 paced the Tigers while coach Norm Stewart lamented rust and Nebraska battles. The championship will be decided Thursday night.
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Majors Boots Winning Point In Shrine North South Game
Tennessee star Bobby Majors, praised for all around play, kicked the deciding extra point to lift the South 7-6 over the North in the Shrine North South game. Dur rance tied it with a one yard run before Majors sealed victory with the PAT.
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North Carolina Returns Beat Harvard In Holiday Tourney Victory
The fourth ranked Tar Heels beat Harvard 78 69 after a Spain tour and four games in five nights. Robert McAdoo posted 28 points and 14 rebounds as UNC used a fast break to steady the weary squad. Nearby South Carolina won 87 69 over Fairfield in the Quaker City Classic opener.
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Kapp Pursues Acting While Fighting NFL Contract Issue
Former MVP Joe Kapp, filming a TV movie on Mt. Shasta, stays football ready with snowball throws. His non standard Memorandum of Agreement prompts a Rozelle ruling keeping him inactive until he signs an orthodox NFL contract.
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Eudora Faces Osawatomie in Holiday Tourney Test
Eudora, seeking its first win after five starts, meets host Osawatomie in the Holiday Tournament. The Cardinals play the Trojans at 8 p.m. after the 6:30 p.m. Louisburg versus Burlington game. Osawatomie holds a 5-0 mark with four blowout victories.
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Notre Dame Suspends Guard Valibus for Season
Notre Dame coach Richard Phelps suspended 6 foot 0 guard Bob Valibus from Miami for the remainder of the season for disciplinary reasons.
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Digger) Phelps
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College Holiday Tournament Roundup Early Results
A series of early round games from holiday tournaments featured Fordham over Utah 74 67 and Duke over St Peter's 74 77 as Syracuse beat Louisville 81 108 Providence over Penn State 65 Tennessee topped Manhattan 76 70 Villanova defeated Massachusetts 100 8 3 Houston topped L S T 66 and Texas A M beat Mich St 67 65 among others.
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East Edges Lion Sophs In Close Tourney Loss
Lawrence faltered at the free throw line missing 11 fourth quarter attempts and lost 64 63 to Shawnee Mission East. David Rogers scored 26 for Lawrence while Delano Smith added 12 as SM East advanced in the Mission West soph basketball tourney.
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