Wempe and Johnson Pick KU Over Other Schools
Lawrence High School standouts Steve D. Johnson and Steve Wempe sign Big Eight letters to attend Kansas University. They cite KU interest, size fit, and program enthusiasm, noting only 35 players recruited this season and KU’s growing momentum as reasons for choosing KU over Missouri, Nebraska, CSU Fort Collins, Wichita, and others. Both plan to study and play sports. Wempe aims for pre law and Johnson for business education.
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Pro Cage Report Scores From Across The Nation
St Bonaventure defeated Seton Hall 81 71 in overtime. Providence beat Canisius 83 72. Duke crushed Wake Forest 105 65. Duquesne won 79 69 over DePaul. Other results include Boston U 80 over Milwaukee Tech 71 and Amherst 75 Coast Guard 68.
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Greene Maier Win Olympic Golds in Alpine Skiing and Speed Skating
Nancy Greene of Canada won the women's giant slalom and world‑record pace man Fred Anton Maier of Norway seized the 5000 meters speed skating title. USA skiers failed to medal as Goitschel Famose and Pall claimed downhill medals amid a weather‑driven luge finish.
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Revitalized Lions Set to Face Paseo in Key Clash
Lawrence High basketball, riding an 8-7 mark after six wins in seven, hosts Kansas City’s Paseo in a Friday night showdown. The Lions, led by coach Max Rife, seek to extend a four-game streak as Paseo, 18-3, featuring 6-9 Floyd Stowers and 6-1 Mickey Harris, arrives after a first-place league run and a recent 67-56 win over Lawrence last season.
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