Lions Beat Vikings in 81 71 victory on LHS court
Lawrence High defeated Shawnee Mission West 81 to 71 to improve to 10-4 as Tom Miller led with 26 points on 14 of 18 from the line and Mike Harding added 20. The Lions hold a 12-point fourth-quarter edge and prepare for Topeka showdown tonight with coach Max Rife calling for another strong effort.
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Schaaf Leaves Athletics for Chiefs in Public Relations
Donald F. Biebel of Chicago is named public relations director for the Kansas City Athletics, replacing James Schaaf who resigns to join the Kansas City Chiefs. Biebel, 33, long served as public relations chief for the Cubs organization and has minor league playing and managing experience from 1950 to 1957.
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Chicago
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Oklahoma Varsity Gymnastics Builds For The Future
Oklahoma University's first season shows a freshman 10 man squad led by Russ Porterfield with seven out-of-state recruits. Porterfield received limited scholarships from athletic director Gomer Jones as he kicks off the program.
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Mike Glover
Porterfield
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Ernie Ladd
San Diego
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Haskell Indians extend win streak with Kemper rout
Haskell Institute's resurging basketball team won its fifth straight by routing Kemper 980-73 in Booneville Missouri Friday. Pettit led scoring with 21, Rondeau 20, Howe 13, Waters 12 rebounds. Kemper's Loehr had 28. Next game is Tuesday at home against Kansas City Jaco.
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Booneville
Jerry Tuckwin
Indians
Kansas City Jaco
Haskell
Tuckwin
Robert Howe
al Waters
Reynold Pettit
Pettit
Henry Rondeau
Pete Loehr
Forrest Falk
Howe
Dan Thompson
Waters
Sooners Beat Kansas in Dual Swimming Meet
Oklahoma defeated Kansas 50 39 in Norman on Friday winning seven of eleven events. Each Sooners swimmer set a dual record while Kansas won the 400 yard freestyle relay in 3 20 8 breaking a previous Oklahoma mark. The Sooners also took the 400 yard medley relay in 3 47 1, topping the old 3 47 9 set by 1062.
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Fish and Game Permits Among Big Bargains
Kansas offers notable bargains for outdoorsmen in 1965. For $3 fisherman licenses unlock 14 federal reservoirs and 83,000 acres of water plus 36 state lakes and public waters. Hunters pay $4 for upland and big game, with private land access and many public areas. Nonresident licenses remain limited, yet the outdoor privileges and deeded lands provide broad opportunity.
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Morton County National Grasslands
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Tigers Gene Crews Sets Shot Put Mark
Gene Crews the Missouri senior powered a 60 feet 6 inches shot put to set a Big Eight Conference indoor record as Missouri defeated Oklahoma State 66 2 3 to 55 1 3. It was Crews first 60 foot throw after breaking the field house record last week at 59 11. Four meet records were broken and one tied.
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Gene Crews
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Tigers
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Bill Nieder
Kansas
Clay and Terrell sign for March 29 Chicago bout
Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell signed Friday for a heavy weight title fight at Chicago's International Amphitheatre on March 29. The bout, designated champion by the World Boxing Association, awaits Illinois State Athletic Commission approval for Clay's license. Promoters anticipate a 15,000 seat capacity and about a half million dollar live gate with closed circuit TV.
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Main Bout, Inc
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Black Muslim Movement
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Miami Beach
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College and high school sports scores mix in chaotic listing
A dense, multi-sport results roundup spans college basketball wrestling swimming and high school circuits. It lists teams, opponents, and scores with numerous overtimes and regional matchups, highlighting Oklahoma State, Arizona State, and various Kansas schools among others.
Durkin's Basket Beats Spring Hill In Narrow Finish
Eudora High School Cardinals pull out a 41-40 win over Spring Hill in a Little Seven League game as Durkin hits the buzzer beater. Sophomore Larry Taylor leads with 19 points, with Beach, Langston and Holmes adding support. Spring Hill’s Kuhn tops DeSoto in a separate note.
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Bert Holmes
Jim Kuhn
Pace DeSoto
Don Hickman
Chuck Buckley
Dave House
Bill Meek
Jim McKaig
Sterling Edges Bethel In OT Conference Thriller
Jim Mosher sank a jump shot with three seconds left in overtime to lift Sterling past Bethel 74-73 in Kansas Conference basketball. It was Sterling’s first win in 13 conference games as Bethel led most of the game and the teams were tied 68-68 at the end of regulation. Neb Wesleyan beat Omaha 82-81 in nonconference play and Tabor topped Bethany, Okla., 74-72. Tonight’s schedule features Friends at Bethany and other KAAC matches.
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