USOC seeks new era as NCAA feud lingers in Olympic reform
Colorado Springs AP report details a younger USOC leadership under Philip Krumm amid stalled talks with the NCAA after the colleges withdrew from Olympic participation. New board appointees include Micki King, Frank Shorter, Bill Toomey, Willie Davenport, Suzy Chaffee, Tenley Albright Gardiner, and Jesse Owens, with Miller advancing to executive director.
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Pro Football and Draft Notes Highlight Loose Ends
News briefs cover Continental Airlines stunt with Bears and Rams players aboard flights for football chat. Draft tales include Earl Belgrave and Bob Popelka remarks. Agent presence in high school sports noted by Northwestern coach Brad Snyder. Chargers honor No 19 jersey for Unitas. Archie Moore comments on Foreman punch. Kansas QB Dave Jaynes works with Wes Santee to improve speed with Royals spring help.
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Saturday TV Sports Schedule Highlights
Television guide lists 12:30 p.m. basketball double header Minnesota vs Ohio State on channels 27 and 41 and New Mexico State vs North Texas State on channel 13. 2 p.m. features Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State on channels 5 and 13. 4 p.m. Wide World of Sports with Bob Hope Golf Classic on channels 2 9 and 13. Noon women’s golf on channels 27 and 41. 1 p.m. Milwaukee v Boston basketball on channels 2 9 and 13 followed by Montreal v New York Rangers hockey on channels 4 and 27. 8:15 p.m. American Sportsman on channels 2 and 13. 4 p.m. Bob Hope Golf Classic on channels 4 and 27 and 4:30 p.m. CBS Sports Illustrated on channels 5 and 13.
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Trojans Nudge Lions B-Team In Close Topeka Victory
Topeka High Trojans edged the Lawrence Lions 42 40 in a B team basketball game. The Lions led 32 25 after three periods but fouls hampered them late as Topeka sank late free throws for the win.
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Spring Hill Puts Clamps On Cardinals
Spring Hill beat Eudora 75 to 60 in a Jayhawk League basketball game to remain atop the Class 2A standings at 14-1 overall and 9-1 in league play. Dennis Folks and David Smith each scored 14 for Eudora with Dan Gayler adding 12. Spring Hill’s Dan McGuire led with 22 points as the Broncos pulled away late after a 41-27 halftime edge.
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Blue Valley Upsets Baldwin in Low-Scoring Second Half
Blue Valley rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Baldwin 50-45 in a Jayhawk League game. Baldwin led 31-23 at intermission but was outscored 27-14 after the break as Blue Valley limited scoring and fouls mounted for Baldwin. Rick Webb led Baldwin with 15 points while Jeff Klick added 12.
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Haskell Indians place fifth at Dodge City wrestling invite
In Dodge City, Joe McNulty Randy Sands and Charlie Locust earned second in the six team Dodge City Invitational as Haskell Junior College finished fifth. Colby Jaco won the meet with Dodge City Garden City Norfolk Neb Haskell and Pratt following. Third place finishers for the Indians were Marty Conrad Cecil Dick and David Cypress.
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Celtics and Lakers Fall to NBA Rivals in Friday Games
Havlicek and West slowed by injuries, Celtics lose 104-95 to Detroit while Lakers bow 109-88 after West exits early. Bucks top the Bucks 29 points by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Robertson 18. Pacers outscore Nets 115-98 in ABA action.
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Quarry Beats Lyle In 12 Round Upset At Madison Square Garden
Jerry Quarry handed Ron Lyle his first defeat in 20 pro fights with a 12 round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Quarry outweighed Lyle 219 to 200 and won seven rounds to four on the referee scorecard, while AP favored Quarry 10-2.
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College Scores Summary Roundup of Basketball Results
A roundup of college men basketball scores across regions. Notable games include Penn 74 over Columbia 75, Harvard 89 over Yale 86, North Carolina 107 over Georgia Tech 72, and Brigham Young 67 over Wyoming 69. Regional results feature Springfield 73 over Colby 65 in overtime and Oregon 79 over California 70.
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Baker Rambles Over Graceland in Heart of America Clash
Baker Wildcats rout Graceland 85 to 63 in a Heart of America Conference game. Larry White and Mike O Neal led with 15 points each, as Baker improved to 6-3 in league play and 13-8 overall. Doug Struby added 14 points while Mark Swig and Doug McCurley scored 13 apiece.
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KS High School Scores From Across The State
A dense list of basketball results shows Andale edging Wichita South 43 38 while numerous teams including Derby Arkanresa City and Abilene posted wins. Notable outcomes include Wichita East 80 over Wichita North 65 and Topeka 176 64 with varied margins across districts.
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KU Tankers Distant 3rd In Colorado
Kansas swimming sits third after two days at the Buffalo Invitational hosted by Air Force. New Mexico leads, followed by Air Force as KU trails with 235 points at 7,250 feet altitude, while Rick Heldinger and Steve King posted KU’s top finishes in sprint and diving events. The three day meet continues tonight with final events and scoring.
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Piper Rolls Past Linwood in 90 49 Victory
Piper dominated Linwood 90 to 49 as S McKinley Jaccard Sebry C McKinley Fisher Nill Breedlove Wagner Beech Cox Hollenbeck Hand Theno led the scoring. Linwood remained scoreless in the second half after a 21 16 first quarter, Cox totaling 20 points and eight rebounds amid foul trouble. Linwood hosts Reading next Tuesday.
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Pro Hockey NHL Yesterday's Results
Ottawa 7 over New England 4 led the list while Alberta defeated Minnesota 6 to 0. Philadelphia beat Vancouver 10 to 5 and Chicago won 4 to 3 against Atlanta.
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