Kansas Circle Sees Eight Man KU Depth Grow
Kansas coach Ted Owens fields an eight man nucleus with freshmen and sophomores pushing seniors for court time as the Jayhawks prepare for the Big Eight opener at Nebraska. Ron Franz and Dave Brill anchor depth while Gough and Bolton bolster a versatile second unit.
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Kansas
Ted Owens
Dave Brill
Dave Schichtle
Larry Norris
Pat Davis
Soph Ron Franz
Fred Chana
Riney Lochmann
Jim Gough
Walt Wesley
Kerry Bolton
del Lewis
al Lopes
Owens
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Kansas State
Wildcats
Tex Winter
K-State
Cats
John Olson
Jim Hoffmann
Lou Poma
Ron Paradis
Larry Weigel
Bob McConnell
Gough
Franz
Brill
Bolton
Schichtle
Lewis
Paradis
KSU
Topeka
Delvy
Colorado
Del
Dave
Ted
Bernie Taylor
Bernie
Rod
Lawrence High
Michigan Five Surges to 80-78 Win Over Princeton
Michigan remains No. 1 after a hard-fought 80-78 semifinal victory over Princeton at the Holiday Festival in New York. Bradley scored 41 before fouling out as Michigan rallied from a 12-point deficit in the final 8 minutes to edge Princeton 80-78. Russell led Michigan with 27 points and will face St John’s in the final.
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Owens
K-State
Ted
Maryland
Northwestern
Penn State
Cincinnati
Gough
St. John’s
Bradley
Michigan
Princeton
Tigers
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jumping Jack
Cazzie Russell
Russell
Oliver Darden
John Thompson
Michigan SC
St. John's
Quail Hunters to Use 1965 License in Kansas
Pratt, Kan.—Hunters planning to hunt quail on open dates in January must have a 1965 hunting license and upland game bird stamp, the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced. The 1965 license and stamp become valid Jan 1, while the 1964 license and stamp expire after Dec 31.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Top Kansas prep stars stay in state for college clash
Kansas State earns a 7-5 edge as most of last spring’s Kansas top 25 basketball players stay in state for college. Nine stay in Kansas with several juniors and freshmen moving to both in state and out of state programs. Notable names include Lucius Allen, Gene Valentine, Gary Schoen, Alan Robinson, Earl Seyfert, Steve Honeycutt, John Shupe, Gene Rider, Dan Gaskin, Steve Webb, George Yarnevich, Roger Harris, Bill Trull, Ron Lang, Jim Carter, and others across Kansas State, Kansas, Wichita State, Coffeyville, Hutchinson, and Fort Hays, with two leaving for Missouri and Oklahoma State.
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Kerry
Maryland
Kansas State
Gough
Wesley
KSU
Colorado
Brill
Schichtle
Schichtie
Bob Wilson
St. Louis
Western Michigan
Frosh
Bo Harris
Lawrence
John Carter
Norton
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
Collinsville
Ill
George Yarnevich
Kansas City
Wandy Williams
Rockville Center
N. Y
Ron Lang
Leavenworth
Kansas
Lucius Allen
Wyandotte
Gene Valentine
Russell
Gary Schoen
Beloit
K-State
Alan Robinson
Emporia
Earl Seyfert
Steve Honeycutt
Humboldt
John Shupe
Manhattan
Gene Rider
Hays
Dan Gas
Warren Armstrong
Central
Dave Anderson
McKeesport
Ron Washington
Chicago
Coffeyville Junior College
Wayne Whitcomb
Wichita West
Hutchinson Junior College
Sonny Brock
Shawnee Mission North
Bob Kelly
McPherson
Jim Vanek
Wilson
Bill Wewers
Kansas City Ward
St. Benedict’s
Jack Stoller
Smith Center
Washburn
Fred Andregg
Hoxie Star
Fort Hays
Crowder Junior College
Neosho
Bob Triplett
Burden
Les DePew
Moline
Michael Miller
Topeka
Missouri
Tom McAlister
Wellington
Oklahoma State
Fourteen World Records Officially Recognized in Swimming
The International Swimming Federation recognized fourteen world records, thirteen from the Tokyo Olympics. Americans earned eleven of the marks with Don Schollander Sharon Stouder and Steve Clark each tied to three records. Australians added three. Schollander anchored relays and set a 400 meter freestyle world record, while Stouder and Clark joined multiple record performances in relays and individual events.
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Tokyo
International Swimming Federation
Don Schollander
Lake Oswego
Ore
Sharon Stouder
Glendora
Calif
Steve Clark
Los Altos
Schollander
Clark
Miss Stouder
Australia
Murray Rose
Ian O’brien
Kevin Berry
O’brien
Berry
Rose
Arkansas and Nebraska Face Shutout Clash in Cotton Bowl
Arkansas aims to extend a five game shutout streak facing Nebraska whose defense blanked three opponents in nine of ten games. The two powerhouses lead this week’s bowls in collective shutouts as national TV coverage set for Friday and Saturday games across CBS NBC and ABC.
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Arkansas
Razorbacks
Nebraska
Gator
Rose
Michigan
Oregon State
Florida State
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Texas
Tulsa
Jerry Rhome
Wichita
Texas A&m
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Frank Broyles
Anced
Broyles
Paul Bryant
Joe Namath
Steve Sloan
Bryant
Namath
Sloan
NBC
ABC
Cager Scores Tournament Highlights from Multiple Bowls and Classics
A compact summary of college basketball and football scores from tournaments and bowls. UCLA defeats Utah 91 71 for third, Iowa beats Minnesota 76 71, Santa Clara edges San Francisco 71 7 for third. Oregon State 8 Tennessee 27 for third, Kansas 438? Colorado State third. Sugar Bowl Vanderbilt Louisville 47 Texas Tech 5 Georgia Tech 0. Gator Bowl Florida 62 Texas 49 third wake forest 38 Georgia 16. Navy Rochester 61 Fordham 63 Harvard 46 Gulf South Classic VMI 72 Arkansas 70 Centenary 7 Mississippi 65. Duke 94 Ohio State 89, Dayton 98 Dartmouth 1.
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Iowa
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Colorado
Dace Iansas
TOL
William & Mary
Florida
Texas
Wake Forest
Georgia
Navy
Rochester
Fordham
Harvard
U Arkansas
Centenary
Mississippi
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PRMD
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95Th Street
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Insas City
Lsery Srr Met
Ff Yaterer
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