Kansas State lands top high school football prospects in state drive
The Kansas State Wildcats and boosters push hard in state recruiting with early signees from Lawrence High Wichita Southeast El Dorado and other towns. KU trails, missing momentum from 1968, while Don Fambrough works to rebuild a fresh crop of freshmen as pro football stars of the past loom in memory.
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Golfers Rosburg Heard Lead Desert Classic After First Round
Bob Rosburg and Jerry Heard shot 66 to lead by one stroke in the Bob Hope Desert Classic at four courses in Palm Springs. Rosburg described his swing correction after a slump and Heard praised his return to form as he seeks to build on last year’s $100,000 season. Nicklaus, Palmer and Knudson posted solid rounds as the field contends through Bermuda Dunes and La Quinta layouts.
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Henning and LeGrange Lead Open After 66s Tie Course Record
Harold Henning and Cobie LeGrange shot seven under par 66s to share the first round lead in the South African Open Golf Tour event at Johannesburg, tying the course record in windy conditions.
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KU Trackmen to Compete On Two Fronts This Week
Kansas indoor track team splits for two major meets at Houston and East Lansing Michigan State Relays. Jayhawks target NCAA qualifying times with mile relay hopes of 3 17 5 and sprinters Scavuzzo Lutz Bornkessel Stepp along with Hatcher Guevara LeDuc and Robinson.
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Oklahoma Invades Friday For Gym Dual With Kansas
Kansas hosts Oklahoma in Robinson Gymnasium at 7 30 p m hoping to improve a 2 3 dual meet mark. Jayhawks coach Bob Lockwood says 10 days of practice should fix past problems and that a strong meet is possible against a improved Sooners squad after recent solid scores.
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Royals infielder Chico Ruiz dies in highway wreck at 33
Chico Ruiz, 33, veteran major league infielder for Cincinnati and Angels, died in a highway crash near the I-15 exit while returning home. A Cuban native, Ruiz led four minor leagues in stolen bases earlier in his career and was slated to report to the Kansas City Royals on Feb 20.
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Collegiates Span Aces in Varied Matchups Across East and Midwest
A crowded summary of college basketball results shows numerous teams posting wins and losses. Highlights include Syracuse, Villanova, Lafayette, Lehigh, and St. Bonaventure among others, with scores ranging from the mid sixties to mid nineties.
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Nussbaumer Named Cleveland Personnel Director
Cleveland Browns owner Art Morell announced on Wednesday that defensive end coach Bob Nussbaumer will become personnel director, succeeding Paul Bixler.
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