Kansas track poised for stronger 1968 team
The 1968 Kansas track squad may surpass the 1967 champions as veterans like Ryan Byers and Adams mix with sophomores Meade Ferrell and others. Injuries to Adams and Whitley minor, freshmen show strong in throw events, and records could fall in relays.
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Chamberlain sets assist mark in 76ers win over Detroit
Wilt Chamberlain handed out 21 assists a 76ers club record in a 131-121 victory over Detroit. He also posted 22 points and 25 rebounds as Hal Greer scored 23 to tie Richie Guerin for 10th on the NBA all time scoring list.
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KU Gets First Win Over Okies
Kansas defeated Oklahoma 67 to 46 in Norman to claim its first-ever dual meet win over the Sooners. The Jayhawks led most events including wins by Kent in the 1000 free and Hines in the 50 free, with top placings across swimming strokes. OU dominated some sprints but KU secured critical victories in medleys and relays to seize the conference bid.
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Scattered College Scores Across Leagues Feature National Teams
Collegiate results show East Columbia over Penn 68 47 Yale tops Dartmouth 77 70 Harvard falls to Brown 69 63 Princeton beats Cornell 71 51 Lehigh edges Colgate 67 65 South Carolina not listed Missouri defeats Tulane 98 81 Midwest states report several upsets and close games. High school results list numerous city teams with scores including Derby 561 over El Dorado 50 and Wichita teams in double digits.
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1967 A Duck Year For Kansas Hunters In 1967 Duck Season
Kansas hunters reported a record duck year across the state with birds in marshes lakes and ponds. The Central Flyway benefited from a strong spring hatch in the Dakotas and parts of Canada along with favorable weather and rainfall. Ducks Unlimited contributions support nesting and refuge projects in the region.
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Five Juco Transfers Enroll at Kansas University
Five junior college transfer students joined Kansas University on athletic scholarships and will start spring classes. Sprinter Jim Hatcher from Hancock JC Calif will debut for the Jayhawks at the Michigan State Relays with fast times and a national junior college record in the 440 relay. Three football players Ed Dooley Allen Jakobcic George McGowan join spring practice. Ron Jessie, a multi sport athlete, competes unattached this spring with KU Track Club and is ineligible until next year’s second semester.
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Emporia Earns Third in Kansas Conference Standings
The College of Emporia improves to 8-3 after an 78-71 win over Southwestern in Emporia. McPherson moves to 3-8 after beating Baker 84-55 paced by John Smith 35 points. Ray Simpson leads C E with 21 points and 15 rebounds while Bob Bruns adds 15. St Mary of the Plains defeats Regis College 83-79 in Denver.
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Weekend TV Sports Highlights Schedule
Televised weekend lineup includes Drake at North Texas State and Oklahoma at Kansas in afternoon games. Sunday features Red Wings vs North Stars at 10 30 a m and Knicks at Celtics at 1 p m on channels 5 9 and 13.
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Tigers Rally Past Tulane For Third Straight Win
Missouri beat Tulane 98-81 to improve to 8-9 on the season in a non conference game. Tom Johnson led with 20 points, Henry Pinkney hit 10 of 14 shots for 22 points, and Tom Thoenen added 16 points in the first half as Missouri shot 63 percent in the second half.
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Featherweight Bout Ends in Points in Bilbao
Joe Legra of Spain outpointed Ernesto Mirandra of Argentina in a featherweight bout in Bilbao. Legra controlled the action with jabs and combinations to secure a decision victory.
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