Lantz Leads Big Eight In Four Categories for NU
Stuart Lantz of Nebraska stands as the lone Big Eight player atop four stats with 20.3 points per game, 8.6 rebounds, 51.8 percent field shooting, and 76.2 percent free throws. The Uniontown, Pennsylvania senior, praised as the best all around in the conference, contributes as a floor coach and versatile defender, helping NU win six straight and seize first place.
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Seattle Voters Approve 40 Million Stadium Bond
Seattle voters pass a 40 million dollar stadium bond by 62.3 percent for an all weather venue. The project enables consideration of a Major League Baseball team in 1969 and NFL expansion later, with a 30 000 seat stadium planned by 1971 in Seattle. Dewey Soriano named PCL president and general manager for Pacific Northwest Sports Inc.
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Pacific Northwest
Joe Grandy
State Stadium Commission
Dan Evans
PCL
Dewey Soriano
Pacific Northwest Sports, Inc
U S Olympic Hockey Beats East Germany in Final Minute
U S hockey team clinches 6 4 win over East Germany on Stor dahl and Hurley goals in last 61 seconds. Stor dahl of Edina Minn and Hurley of St Paul Minn lift team to second victory in six starts after tying 4 4 in final period.
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France
Larry Stordahl
Tom Hurley
U.S
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Edina
Minn
Hurley
St. Paul
East Germans
Lothar Fuchs
Bernd Karrenbauer
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Russia
Canada
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Russians win figure skating pairs gold again at Worlds
West and East German teams share podium in the pairs free skating with Ludmila Beloussova and Oleg Protopopov taking gold. Margot Glockshuber and Wolfgang Danne claim bronze while U S contenders stumble. Cynthia and Ronald Kauffmann of Seattle finish sixth after a fall patterns.
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Klaus Bonsack
East Germany
Angelike Duenhaupt
Ludmila Beloussova
Oleg Protopopov
Tatiana Joukchesternova
Alexandre Gorelik
Margot Glockshuber
Wolfgang Danne
U.S
Cynthia
Ronald Kauffmann
Seattle
Wash
Sandi Sweitzer
Roy Wagelein
Los Angeles
Alicia Starbuck
Ken Shelley
Downey
Calif
Chiefs Sign Trio of Free Agents for 1968 Season
Kansas City announces the additions of quarterback John Woodall from Houston University and flankers Jerry Allen from Alabama State College and Dennis Moulton from Fresno State. Woodall, 61 and 190, started for Houston with 65 completions in 132 attempts for 1,224 yards and 12 TDs in 1967. Allen, 61 and 187, caught 34 passes for 591 yards and five TDs last season. Moulton, 21, 63, 180, hails from Long Beach California.
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John Woodall
Houston University
Jerry Allen
Alabama State College
Dennis Moulton
Fresno State
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Houston
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Alabama State
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Long Beach
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Maravich Poised for Major College Scoring Title
LSU sophomore Pistol Pete Maravich leads the major college scoring race with 840 points in 19 games for a 44.2 average. Calvin Murphy is second with 708 points in 18 games. Remaining games could seal the title if Maravich maintains his pace.
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Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
National Collegiate Sports Services
Maravich
Calvin Murphy
Niagara
Joe Allen
Bradley
Joe Heiser
Princeton
Garfield Smith
Eastern Kentucky
Bethany Upsets Friends in Kansas Conference Play
Bethany, 83, 72 over Friends on their home court, led by Kent Oleen with 26 and Dale Gorsky 23. Ottawa beat Wesleyan 79-73 as Steve Szypulski and Tony Judenis starred for their teams, while Ottawa committed 17 turnovers and Wesleyan shot better from the line.
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Friends
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Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
Kent Oleen
Bethany
Dale Gorsky
Leroy Johnson
Wesleyan
Braves
Steve Szypulski
Coyotes
Tony Judenis
Larry Williams
Sal Olivas Leads Major College Offense With 2184 Yards
Sal Olivas of New Mexico State topped major college players in total offense with 2,184 yards.
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Sal Olivas
New Mexico State
Seton Hall Falls In Overtime As Bonnies Win 20th Straight
St Bonaventure remains unbeaten with an 81-71 overtime win at Seton Hall in South Orange. Lanier fouled out with 21 points as Kalbaugh and Hayes spark late regulation and Hayes leads in OT. Duke dominates Wake Forest 105-65 while Bowling Green seizes MAC lead with 85-78 over Toledo.
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Hayes
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Big Mike Lewis
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Duke
Jayhawk Spikers Host Pokes Buffs In Track Tonight
Kansas Oklahoma State and Colorado meet in a tri angular track event at Allen Fieldhouse. The meet opens with the long jump at 5 30 p m and the mile at 7 30 p m. Top events include pole vault with Steinhoff Rogers Curtsand the KU squad.
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Kansas
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Allen Fieldhouse
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Chuck Rogers
Oklahoma
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Rogers
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John Oliver
Mike Geiger
Scott Curry
Jayhawks
Jim Ryan
Ben Olsson
Julio Meade
Randy Julian
Jim Hatcher
Meade
Julian
Hatcher
Mark Ferrell
Glenn Cunningham
Jim Olson
Miker Petterson
Gene McClain
Paul Mattingly
George Byers
Dave Stevens
Ken Gaines
Lee Adams
Gaines
Four Kansas Gridders Signed by Cornhuskers
Nebraska University announced it signed four Kansas high school football players led by Randy Harper a 6 2 195 defender from Arkansas City and include Phil Harvey 6 0 190 end from Kansas City Kan Bob Snyder 6 2 225 tackle Cordia Ron Hinckley 6 2 190 fullback Wichita North and Mike Jones 6 0 187 halfback Kansas City Southeast. Husker assistant Tom Osborne signed all five prep stars.
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Kansas
Randy Harper
Arkansas City
Phil Harvey
Washington High
Kansas City
Kan
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Concordia
Ron Hinckley
Wichita
Nebraska
Mike Jones
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Husker
Tom Osborne
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