Lions rally past Junction City 43 42 to seize win
Lawrence High edged Junction City 43 to 42 at home to add a fourth win in five games. Mingus led with 12 points as Perkins scored 26 for Junction City, while Lawrence improves to 7 7 with a rematch against Manhattan.
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LHS Gymnasium
Lions
Manhattan
Indians
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Topeka
Blue Jays
Earl Perkins
Steve Mingus
Les Chaves
John Thoren
Mike Harris
Mingus
Lion
Dennis Leone
Perkins
Harris
Mingos
Heath
Chaves
Carl Womack
Darrell Falen
Steve Roger
Little Lions
Larry Dillon
Mark Harris
Mike Cerne
Gary Johnson
Gary Hammer
Mike Wray
Don Whitehead
Rick Dowdell
Bill Kelly
Leone
Stanwix
Wilson
Heath Oe
Wagner Send
Se Starks O
Edgerton
Gooldy
OO Chaves
Womack
Quarters Lawrence
Surprising Lobos Snap 17th Straight With Comeback Win
New Mexico under coach Bob King moved to 17–0 in the season after a 68–62 road victory at Arizona State in Tempe. Ron Nelson led with 22 points including a key 2-minute stretch to erase a seven-point deficit with nine minutes left. The Lobos sit atop the Western Athletic Conference and ranked No. 4 nationally.
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Dick Duke- Shire
Missouri
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Stanford
Denver
Harvard
Brown
Idaho
Gonzaga
Jayhawks Set to End Slump in Sooner Test at Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University faces Oklahoma in a regional TV game aiming to snap a two game skid and stay in the Big Eight chase. KU adds 6-10 Dave Nash to the lineup with Jo Jo White and Rich Bradshaw in the backcourt and guard Chester Lawrence possible with knee trouble. Oklahoma, at 3-2, starts Willie Rogers Garfield Heard Don Sidle Joe Holliday and Harry Brown as its expected five.
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Allen Fieldhouse
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Owens
Dave Nash
Bruce Sloan
Rodger Bohnenstieh
Jo Jo White
Rich Bradshaw
Greg Douglas
Chester Lawrence
Lawrence
Sooner
John MacLeod
Willie Rogers
Garfield Heard
Don Sidle
Joe Holliday
Harry Brown
Missouri track selects co captains Wells and Nykiel
Bill Wells of Seymour Iowa and Ted Nykiel of Berwyn Illinois have been chosen as co captains of the Missouri track team. Wells is a miler and Nykiel is a middle distance runner. both are seniors.
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Columbia, Mo
Bill Wells
Seymour
Iowa
Ted Nykiel
Berwyn, Ill
University of Missouri
Wells
Nykiel
Haskell Frolics Against Kemper
The Haskell Institute basketball team beat Kemper Military Academy 89 to 56 in Boonville Missouri to move to 4 0 in Interstate League play. The Indians stand 6 2 in Missouri Mid Central League and 9 8 overall. Coach George Martin used 10 players with five in double figures led by John Fitzpatrick 16 Edward Walker 12 Adrian Grinnell 14 Homer Sarty 8 Tom Kuntz 10. Others were Wilford Lockwood 11, Rodney Miller 5, Lawrence Harper 5, Merle Chato 6 and Norman Fither 2. Next game is Interstate League vs Kansas City Junior College in Kansas City Monday night.
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Boonville
Indians
Haskell
George Martin
John Fitzpatrick
Edward Walker
Wilford Lockwood
Tom Kuntz
Adrian Grinnell
Rodney Miller
Lawrence Harper
Merle Chato
Homer Sarty
Norman Fighter
Kansas City Junior College
Kansas City
Palmer and Weiskopf Lead Hope Desert Classic Charge
Arnold Palmer and Tom Weiskopf shared the Hope Desert Classic lead at 209 after three rounds in Palm Springs. Palmer shot a 67 to move seven under par, while Weiskopf posted a 68 to stay ahead in the 122,000 event set on four courses including Indian Wells and Bermuda Dunes.
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Arnie
Tom Weiskopf
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la Quinta
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US Australia Set Tennis Pace in World Cup
The United States and Australia led 3 0 after two days in the World Cup tennis event with Europe and Great Britain South Africa. John Newcombe and Tony Roche of Australia face Roger Taylor and Cliff Drysdale this afternoon while Dennis Ralston and Earl Buchholz Jr. of the United States meet Nikola Pilic and Pierre Barthes tonight. Buchholz led earnings at $959.60 followed by Ralston $945.20 Roche $932.40 and Newcombe $901.60 as action heads to three more days in St. Louis.
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Europe
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South Africa
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Tony Roche
Roger Taylor
Cliff Drysdale
Dennis Ralston
U.S
Nikola Pilic
Yugoslavia
Earl Buchholz Jr
Pierre Barthes
France
Buchholz
Ralston
Roche
Newcombe
St. Louis
Joe Paterno's Early Career at Brown Highlighted
Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno once played quarterback for Brown University. The note recalls his early football days before his long tenure at Penn State.
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Joe Paterno
Brown
USTFF Affair Is Out of Woods Three Service Academies Boycott NYAC Meet
The U S service academies will not compete in the NYAC meet amid a boycott by Negro athletes over discriminatory policies. Army stars like Mel Pender and Tom Farrell are still entered, while Alfred Fitt backs the boycott with a defense department letter. Separately, the AAU indoor meet in New York faces no suspension threat for athletes competing while full-time students.
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Tracy Smith
Russ Rogers
Grand Street Boys
Eration
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The
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AAU
Wellsville Rallies To Top DeSoto In Jayhawk League
Wellsville High team erased a 32-24 halftime deficit to defeat De Soto 60-51 in a Jayhawk League game at Wellsville. DeSoto led 20-13 early, then 32-24 at halftime before Wellsville surged ahead 44-40 entering the final period and closed with a 16-9 fourth quarter.
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Wellsville
Wildcats
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Winter Olympic Spectacle Opens in Grenoble
The 10th Winter Olympics launch in Grenoble France with Peggy Fleming as a leading American gold medal hope. American teams in speed skating Alpine skiing Nordic hockey and other events face strong rivals from the USSR Sweden Norway and others as ABC plans tape-delayed evening telecasts due to six hour time difference.
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France
United States
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Terry McDermott
America
Innsbruck
Billy Kidd
Jean-Claude —Bly
Jim Huega
Cathy “Kiki” Cutter
Judy Nagel
ABC
Jayhawk Freshmen Join Texas Indoor Meet
Four Kansas University athletes travel to Fort Worth Texas for the Will Rogers Indoor Games. Freshman shot putters Karl Salb and Steve Wilhelm compete unattached with Salb holding the national high school record and a 60 feet first hit. Jayhawk entrants include Gary Art in long jump and Ron Jessie in long jump and 120 yard high hurdles with strong NCAA and junior college credentials.
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Will Rogers
Fort Worth
Tex
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Crossett
Ark
Steve Wilhelm
Los Altos
Calif
Salb
Monroe
Wilhelm
Kansas-Southern Illinois
Jayhawk
Gary Art
Ron Jessie
Art
Jessie Long
Imperial Valley
Phog Allen Reacts To Rupp Record Break
Phog Allen, the former Kansas coach, comments on Adolph Rupp surpassing his 771 college basketball victory record. He quips that the publicity dug up a ten year old basketball cadaver and breathed new life in him. Allen, 82, has practiced osteopathy since retiring after the 1956 season.
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Phog” Allen
Kansas
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Allen
NBA Friday Results Highlight Wide Scoring Wins
Boston defeats Baltimore 126 to 99 and Philadelphia tops Detroit 131 to 121. Cincinnati 125 over Chicago 113 and Los Angeles 151 to 113 over Seattle. San Francisco 27 defeats San Diego 121. ABA New Orleans 128 over Anaheim 101 and Indiana 113 to New Jersey 103. Pittsburgh 112 over Dallas 105 and Kentucky 120 to Minnesota 84.
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Dallas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Tonganoxie Zone Throttles Horton in Big Five Showdown
The Tonganoxie High basketball team used a hot offense and tight zone defense to defeat Horton 64-39 at home. John Duncanson scored 24 with 21 rebounds to pace the Chieftains who improved to 7-5, while Horton was limited to 17 percent shooting.
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Horton
Tonganoxie
John Duncanson
Chieftains
Danny Wyrick
Phil Robbins
Duncanson
Wyrick
Robbins
Larry Lamb
Mike Moore
Gary Lanter
Jerry McPherson
Tonga
Holton
Perry Nips Nortonville In Overtime Showdown
Perry High edged Nortonville 66 65 in overtime after a tight 60 60 tie at regulation. Dennis Stebbins led with 20 points, supported by Larry Stallard 12 and Mark Hope 11, with Barnes and Pruitt adding 4 each as Perry won at Nortonville.
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Nortonville
Perry
Dennis Stebbins
Kaws
Larry Stallard
Mark Hope
Laurel Barnett
Galen Pruitt
Gardner Bombs Eudora In Lopsided Jayhawk Fight
Gardner defeats Eudora 66 to 44 in a Jayhawk league game. Gardner leads 18-4 after one quarter and 31-15 at halftime, extending the margin in the second half before subbing in reserves in the fourth. Eudora eyes a rebound at Louisburg next Friday.
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Eudora High
Gardner
Cardinals
Eudora
Louisburg
Wichita Loses Seven Gridders
Wichita State University will see seven star players depart this fall. Two offensive starters Mike Sargent and Johnny Johnson are scholastically ineligible. The others leaving include Ron Cox Randy Lemons Mike Coleman Clark Redding and Joe Savage. Johnson was the top scorer and pass catcher with 26 receptions and five touchdowns.
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Wichita State University
Eddie Krichel
Mike Sargent
Johnny Johnson
Ron Cox
Randy Lemons
Mike Coleman
Clark Redding
Joe Savage
Johnson
Dallas
Tex
Sargent
Irving
Savage
Lamesa
Calif
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Johnston
S.C
Redding
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Cox
Garland
Lemons
Rockwell
Krichel
Salb Honored as Arkansas Outstanding Amateur Athlete 1967
Kansas freshman shot putter Salb Karl Salb of Crossett Ark named Arkansas outstanding amateur athlete of 1967 by the Charles T. Meyer Foundation. He starred in football and set state records in shot put and discus weighing 246 pounds while a KU freshman attended Little Rock banquet with state sports leaders.
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Karl Salb
Kansas
Arkansas
Charles T. Meyer
Little Rock
Salb
Crossett
Ark
KU Laws and Falcons Win Friday in Class AA Men
In Friday night play at the Community Building KU Laws defeated O'Teens 77 64 while the Falcons edged Walkers 79 77 in Class AA Adult Men's League basketball action.
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Walkers
Wichita Kansas Automotive School Ad Seeks Trainees
Work or train earning up to 500 dollars monthly while training to become an automotive mechanic. Full time salaried post in Wichita with nationwide placement upon completion. Seek name address phone and age to apply at 1714 E Douglas Wichita Kansas.
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Kansas Automotive School
E. Douglas
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