Football rules puzzle and Kansas Relays notes
A referee debate asks if a block on a pass behind the line counts as pass interference. It would be no play, second and ten at the 30, since pass interference behind the line is not called. Also recaps Kansas Relays honoree Al Oerter and KU basketball coverage with players and potential future roles.
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Dutch Lonborg
Alex George
Kansas
Cliff
Oerter
Easton
Oarter
Parry O'Brien
Parry
U.S
O’brien
Desert Golf Classic Opens with Banana Buoyed Fun
Palm Springs Calif AP defending champion Arnold Palmer says the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic is a fun stop on the winter tour. In round one 46 of 136 pros played well with Lee Trevino Gene Littler Marty Fleckman and Tom Shaw tied for the lead at five under par 67.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gene Littler
Marty Fleckman
Tom Shaw
Palmer
Harlington golfer Curtis Per son trims Dutch Kuenstler in Life Begins at 40
In the Life Begins at 40 golf event, defending champion Curtis Person of Memphis beat Dutch Kuenstler of Victoria 6 and 4. Jim Cason of Harlington defeated Jack Clark of Hurst by the same score.
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Harlington
Tex
Curtis Person
Memphis
Tenn
Dutch Kuenstler
Victoria
Jim Cason
Jack Clark
Hurst, Tex
Jayhawks cling to contention with strong defense and boards
Kansas leads the Big Eight in rebounds at over 56 per game and limits opponents to 38 percent shooting. Oklahoma State trails defensively at 61.9 points per game, while Kansas ranks second at 61.8. Cliff Meely tops scoring at 23.7 while Bill Cain leads in conference games with 173 points and 13.4 rebounds per game.
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Kansas
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Kansas State
Colorado
Cliff Meely
Bill Cain
Iowa State
Cain
Meely
Oat Meely
Jenkins
Robisch
Tomlinson
Williams KS
Heard
Ov Jenkins
Rohbiseh
Sloan
la Crratopp
Nebraska
Venable
Schoo
Smith
Lepegevardics
Cain IA
Willams
KS Gratopp NU
Cereman Cr
Missouri
Nebraska Tebe
Oklahoma
State
Keglers and Leagues Score High in Local Bowling Roundup
Multiple leagues report high scores and top bowlers including Mary Rogers 222-521, Gil Clark 438, Jerry Deaton 245-641, Lawren Fringle Jr 478, Ruth Robbins BV 500s, and Adie Grover 205-226-854. Standouts across Sundowner Twilight Monday Trio Country Club and more feature diverse clubs and notable totals.
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Hershears
Gil Clark
Jerry Deaton
Ritchie
Blaine Borders
G. Means
Walley Lewis
John Harrell
Lawren Fringle Jr
M. Curtiss
D. Selzer
BR. Lord
del Pring
Hillcrest
Pringle Ati
Smith
Dean Wilburn
Rk, Reels
Stephens
Bette Hoffecker
Ruth Bs Len
Doerene Hadl
Klien Miller
Yea
Virginia Wingert
Donna Slagle
Kilburn
Lenahan
Packers Grant Lombardi Washington Move
The Green Bay Packers by unanimous vote accepted Vince Lombardi's resignation as general manager and released him from his contract. Lombardi joins the Washington Redskins as head coach executive vice president and part owner. Redskins officials refused comment on reports Lombardi would receive up to 110000 annually in a five year pact and stock worth a million dollars.
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Green Bay
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Washington
National Football League
Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Washington Ball Club
Direcors
Fights Last Night Reported By Associated Press
Las Vegas events saw Denny Mover of Portland outpoint Frankie Niblett of Los Angeles in a 10 round bout. Harris of Los Angeles defeated Jack Hernandez of San Dui Potzi in another decision. Fueyama of Japan knocked out Tasumir of the Philippines in a separate match.
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Nev
Denny Mover
Portland
Ore
Frankie “Snakebite
Niblett
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Calif
Tionnie Harris
Jlacky Hernandez, Inc
San Duis Potosi
Mexico
Heard Poised as Sooners Ready for Kansas Showdown
Garfield Heard of Oklahoma says he is mentally ready for Kansas as the Sooners house the Jayhawks at 7:35 p.m. Heard recalls last year’s close games and notes KU’s height and defense. He leads OU with a 12.4 point average and adapts his shot to counter taller defenders. His knee issue lingers but his rebounding remains strong.
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Norman
Okla
Garfield Heard
Oklahoma
Kansas
Jayhawks
Heard
Lawrence
Sooners
Garfield
Wolman to Learn Date of Hearing on Eagles Sale
Federal bankruptcy referee expected to set a hearing date on Jerry Wolman’s proposed conditional sale of the Philadelphia Eagles for 15.6 million dollars. Wolman, owner of 52 percent of the NFL club, would sell to Leonard Tose of Norristown Pa. if a May 1 deadline to pay secured creditors is not met. otherwise the deal may be canceled.
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Jerry Wolman
Philadelphia Eagles
Wolman
Leonard Tose
Norristown
Tose
Eagles
Spring Gobbler Hunts Suggested in Michigan
Michigan wildlife biologists propose a spring gobbler hunt from May 9-12 and May 16-19 in the Mio and Baldwin areas. The plan faces possible changes if winter weather reduces turkey flocks or if the Natural Resources Commission rejects it at its February meeting. The species, once native then depleted, was reestablished in the 1950s, with limited fall hunts since 1965.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Department of Natural Resources
Mio
Baldwin
Natural Resources Commission
Size earns Alumni Distinguished Scholarship at MSU
Michigan State University names Steve Size of Tulsa Oklahoma as a sophomore forward on an Alumni Distinguished Scholarship program. Size was selected from a nationwide pool as one of 10 recipients for the award.
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Michigan State
Steve Sizemore
Tulsa
Okla
MSU
Mathis Quarry Bout Set for March 24 at Madison Square Garden
A heavyweight elimination bout between Buster Mathis of Grand Rapids Michigan and Jerry Quarry of Ballflower California will be held March 24 at Madison Square Garden. The announcement was made Wednesday.
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New York
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jerry Quarry
Ballflower
Calif
Madison Square Garden
Work Rest for Oldster in Chester Birthday
George Washington Pierce of Chester Pennsylvania celebrated his 105th birthday on Wednesday attributing longevity to hard work and plenty of rest. His daughter in law Mrs Thomas Ford added that he does not work too much now but really rests.
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Chester
George
Washington Pierce
Thomas Ford
Meadowbrook Set For AAU Tourney
TOPEKA The Meadowbrook Apartments basketball team has been accepted as an entry in the 1989 Missouri Valley AAU tournament at Washburn University's Whiting Field House. The Meadowbrook team will compete Saturday through Sunday and again Wednesday and Thursday, but missing top scorer Rodger Bohnenstiehl who signed with the Minnesota Pipers of the ABA and is ineligible for AAU play.
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Topeka
Meadowbrook Apartments
Washburn University
Whiting
Meadowbrook
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
Bohnenstiehl
Minnesota Pipers
ABA
Mrs Ky Sees Ist Snow In Alpine Visit
Mrs Nguyen Cao Ky wife of the South Vietnamese vice president visited La Fec l az France where she saw snow for the first time. Ky wore a military style outfit and noted it was the first time in 17 years he had skied.
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LA Feclaz
France
Nguyen Cao Ky
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