Unbeaten Kentucky Rips Vanderbilt on Foe's Floor
Kentucky remains unbeaten with a 105 90 road win at Vanderbilt in Nashville led by Louis Dampier's 42 points. The Wildcats broke away early, led by 23, and solidified their national title aspirations as coach Adolph Rupp earned praise and a standing ovation from Vanderbilt's crowd.
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Kansas hunting licenses due and deer season notes
Reading about license renewals for hunting, crow and rabbit permits, and fishing licenses expiring Jan. 1. Kansas deer season reports include a rare Sika deer from South Central Kansas and a nearly white Fallow deer near Hutchinson, with health checks showing no disease in sampled deer.
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Reno County
Lights for Wrigley Field No Says Chicago Owner
Chicago Cubs owner P K Wrigley declares no night games at Wrigley Field ever. He cites a $311197 loss last season and nearly $8 million over four years, insisting winning baseball brings attendance more than artificial lighting. He notes daylight games boost fan turnout and praises new manager Leo Durocher to restore a winning spirit.
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Two Tough Games For Lion Quint This Weekend
Lawrence High School basketball faces Shawnee Mission West in Friday action in Lawrence then plays Topeka High in the LHS gym on Saturday. The Lions hold a 9-4 record and are ranked eighth in Class AA with Friday’s Mission West game rescheduled from Feb. 26 at Allen Fieldhouse to avoid ticket issues.
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Purdue Scoring Star Still Tops Cage List
New York AP reports Purdue's Dave Schellhase leads major college scoring for the season and Feb two thirds, averaging 31.8 points per game. Syracuse’s Dave Bing is second at over 30. The streak suggests Schellhase could seal eight straight years atop the scoring charts.
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Fabulous Five A Team of Tragedy
Leavenworth Kansas AP recounts the fall of the Fabulous Five two years after their high school success. Three starters faced brain tumor crash and injuries including a fatal auto wreck. Ron Lang and teammates pursued college hoops with ongoing health battles and hoped to play again next spring.
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Pete Nelson
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Topeka
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Pistons Defeat Celtics as Celtics Hold East Lead
The Pistons beat Boston 99 93 to end a three game Celtics streak and maintain Detroit’s surprise success against Boston this season. St Louis edged Philadelphia 96 89 to prevent a top East tie while the Lakers edged Cincinnati 119 118.
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Burlington Iowa Tops Junior College Coaches Poll
Burlington Iowa regained the top spot in the weekly National Junior College Athletic Association basketball coaches poll. Moberly Missouri moved down to third while Cameron of Lawton Oklahoma rose to second this week.
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Kansas City show highlights state’s outdoor potential and needs
The Kansas City Boat a Sports and Travel Show showcases Kansas reservoirs on a lighted map and a tank of fingerling black bass. Officials praise the Fish and Game Department but urge broader support from state agencies to create a standout, nationwide display. The mid winter event runs daily from 1 p m to midnight at Municipal Auditorium.
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Lawson Ryan Key Stars At KU Trackfests
Kansas University hosts an indoor track meet at Allen Field House with Friday Varsity dual against Southern Illinois led by John Lawson and Bill Silverbert’s 9 05 record from 1964. Jim Ryan headlines Saturday freshman events with eight schools competing and trials starting at 12 30 p.m.
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Gary Tucker
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Dick Borkessel
George Byers
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Olathe Wins 1966 Connie Mack Baseball Tourney
Olathe earned the Missouri Kansas Connie Mack tournament title for the second straight year and will host the double elimination event starting August 1. The league champions of Missouri and Kansas will compete with the winner advancing to regional play.
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K State sophomore Williams ruled ineligible this season
Kansas State coach Tex Winter announced that sophomore Mike Williams from Phoenix is scholastically ineligible for the rest of the season. Williams has played 10 of 15 games and averaged 3.9 points.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From AP Ledger
AP digest lists results from multiple games with teams such as Saint Joseph's Boston College Holy Cross Boston University Villanova Duquesne Connecticut Massachusetts Navy Hofstra Cheyney Shippensburg Kentucky Vanderbilt West Virginia Davidson NC State Fordham Oklahoma City Centenary Tulane LSU Miami William and Mary Creighton Memphis State Toledo Kent State Bowling Green Miami Ohio Valparaiso Depauw Evansville Kentucky Beslan Houston Lamar Tech SMU Arkansas Seattle Weber Air Force Aegis Warrensburg State Emporia State Kansas Wesleyan Sterling Southern Illinois Springfield State.
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