Lions Fall In Ottawa After Wild Scoring Error
Lawrence High basketball loses 55 52 to Ottawa Cyclones in a game marked by a scoring mix up ending with a one point adjustment. Lions star Harris scores 18 as Ottawa’s Eddie Davidson leads with 17. Lions’ Mendell limited to 11.
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Parade to the Line Lions face Cyclones in rally
In a 31 23 halftime lead for the Cyclones Lewis scored all 12 first half points while Lawrence hit 12 of 27 for 44 percent. Ottawa benefited from 25 free throw attempts as the Lions rallied late but fell short. Bo Harris, a 6 8 center, helped the Lions push the comeback in the final minutes.
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Jay Track Club Faces Tough Sooners in Fieldhouse Gridiron
Kansas University overwhelmed Southern Illinois and Pittsburg State in a triangular meet at Allen Fieldhouse setting five records led by Tyce Smith high jump and Tonnie Coane mile run. KU opens next facing Oklahoma Friday night in a major test.
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K State Heating Up In Big Eight Title Chase
Kansas State climbs to 5-2 after a 60-59 overtime win over Colorado, bolstering Tex Winter's squad as Oklahoma State leads the league at 5-1. OSU aims for Henry Iba's 699th win at Nebraska while Kansas regains a fourth place tie with a 67-65 victory at Iowa State.
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Texaco Tune-Up and Auto Service Ad
Art Nease Texaco Service advertises tune ups brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service with pick up and delivery road service at 9th and Miss. phone VI 3-9897.
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Big Eight At A Glance And Upcoming Schedule
League standings show Oklahoma 18 4 765 520 and Colorado 42 10 7 .588 with Missouri at 33 wins. Last week results include Colorado 65 Oklahoma State 59 and Nebraska OT 66 Kansas State 74. This week features Oklahoma at Colorado and Missouri at Iowa State plus several regional matchups.
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Tigers Suffer Narrow Loss as Crowd Records Set at Columbia
A 4,400 crowd at Columbia watched Missouri stay close in the first half before fading. Ray Carey and Bob Price led the Tigers with 17 points each as they fell behind late.
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Jay Cage Frosh Win To Move To 2-2 Record
Kansas University freshmen beat Iowa State Frosh 66-56 in Ames to level their season at 2-2. Ron Franz led with 22 points, followed by Mike Finnigan with 15 and Halley Kampschroeder with 11. Coach Ted Owens used six players as KU trailed 29-28 at halftime before pulling away after the break. Iowa State also stood at 2-2.
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KU Takes Thriller at Ames To Fan First-Division Hope
Kansas beat Iowa State 67 65 at Ames to stay alive for a first division Big Eight finish. George Unseld scored 28 points with 10 of 18 from the floor and 8 of 9 free throws as Kansas improved to 4 4 in conference play and 9 10 overall. Kansas led 38 34 at halftime and fended off a late Cyclone push as Del Lewis sealed the win with a pair of free throws and Iowa State misfired on the final shot.
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Jay Swim Outfit Boasts 7-0 Mark After OSU Romp
Kansas University's unbeaten swimming team topped Oklahoma State 85 to 11, boosting its record to 7-0. The meet featured an exhibition 500-yard freestyle highlight by Mike Calwell who swam 5:20.0 breaking pool and Varsity records. KU prepares for a Friday dual with Kansas State in Manhattan as Nebraska and Oklahoma loom near the Big Eight title race.
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KU Wrestlers Fall in Dual Meet as Winless Streak Extends
Kansas State handed Kansas a 26-6 dual meet defeat as KU remained winless in varsity action this season. Fred Elder drew with Ron Baker at 221 pounds, Dave Unruh pinned Bill Brackett for KS, and forfeits in two weights plus several draws marked the meet.
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Cliff Hanger as Kansas Struggles in Scoring Fight
Iowa State made 25 field goals to Kansas 24 but KU drew more trips to the line 19 of 27 while Iowa State had eight errors. Harmon led with 18 points and three teammates reached double figures in a close Saturday battle. Kansas faces Missouri then Kansas State, Nebraska, Colorado and Oklahoma State to close the season.
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