KU Cagers Travel to Ames Still After Top-4 Finish
Kansas University’s basketball team heads to Ames to face Iowa State Saturday night with hopes of finishing in the Big Eight first division. Tip-off is 7:35, with a 5:15 freshman game earlier. Kansas, 3-4 in conference play, has beaten Colorado, Nebraska and Iowa State recently but lost four key players since a 74-51 win at Lawrence on Jan 18.
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Kansas Huskers Surprise Buffs in Big Eight Race Twist
Kansas University pulls off a 73 to 55 road win at Colorado as Kansas’ coach Dick Harp faces pressure after a late rally by Missouri and the Jayhawks’ struggles. The piece also notes KU swimming growth under Dick Beamon and AAU actions affecting Bill Nieder with Navy-like implications.
Push-away Movement Unlocks Smooth Bowling Form
Article praises the push-away as key to sound bowling technique advising varied stances and footwork. It notes that many should use push-away from start, especially women, small-statured men, and children, and highlights Shirley Garnis as a model with easy, tireless style.
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U S Olympic Team Members Face Austrian Car Case
In Innsbruck Austria three U S Winter Olympic team members skier Bill March tobogganist Mike Hessel and George Farmer appeared in court after being arrested in a pre dawn chase with police. The owner of the car denied plans to press charges and March pleaded not guilty detailing the incident and a struggle with officers.
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Austrian Girls Sweep Downhill In Winter Games
Three Austrian girls dominated the downhill with Christy Haas winning, Edith Zimmerrman and Traudl Hecer close behind. In speed skating, Ants Antson led 1 500m while Americans faltered. Scott Allen became the youngest Winter Games medalist at age 15 with bronze in figure skating. United States skaters faced mixed results in downhill and speed skating.
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Jay Wrestlers Welcome State as KU Hosts Instate Rival
Kansas University wrestlers prepare to host Kansas State at Allen Fieldhouse at 2 30 p m. Coach Terry Shockley notes K States strength lies in lower weights with Gus Garcia and Dave Unruh undefeated. KU features Fred Eder and John Worland as top performers in a 0 4 season.
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Tobacco backer dropping out of sports sponsorship
New York American Tobacco Co will quit sponsoring radio and television sports events when current contracts expire, likely by end of 1964. The firm underwrites over 3 million dollars in regional baseball and basketball broadcasts, citing smoking and health concerns and a desire to avoid appealing to young people.
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Pro Golfer Bob Stone Inks Switch to Rockwood Club
Pro golfer Bob Stone aged 33 leaves Junction City Country Club after three years to lead the Rockwood Club in Independence Missouri. He will start his new duties February 15.
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Lions Aim to Beat Ottawa in Tight EKL Clash
Lawrence High coach Max Rife faces Ottawa Cyclones as the Lions travel to Ottawa for a full court press battle. Ottawa leads EKL at 5-0 and 8-4 overall while Lawrence sits at 8-5 after a three game win streak.
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Finley and KC Clash Over Stadium Lease and Ticket Drive
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley and City Council remain at odds over a four to five year lease for Municipal Stadium and city support for a ticket drive. Finley pressed for a meeting of American League owners while city officials held to lease terms, with talks marking the sixth since the stadium lease expired. He seeks 5 000 season tickets before opening day, noting 2 100 sold last year.
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