Kansas Faces Oklahoma in Key Big Eight Clash
Kansas coach Ted Owens eyes a critical road win as the Jayhawks sit atop the Big Eight with a two game lead after a 63-50 win over Oklahoma State. Oklahoma hosts KU tonight at the OU Fieldhouse in Norman with 4 775 fans expected.
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Jayhawks edge Sooners in tough zone battle
OSU coach Sam Aubrey praised Teddy's quickness and the inside presence of Dave Robisch and Roger Brown in a high contact game. Pierre Russell added 15 points and 11 rebounds as Oklahoma mulls how to stop Kansas while facing a packed road crowd and Bobby Jack and Scott Martin outside threats.
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Kansas Faces Oklahoma and Missouri in Big Eight Showdown
Kansas Jayhawks lead the Big Eight at 7-0 in league play with an 18-1 overall mark. They meet third-place Oklahoma at Norman and host Missouri in Lawrence as Colorado star Cliff Meely scored a conference record 47 points against Oklahoma. Missouri, 5-2 after a Nebraska loss, travels to Columbia to face Iowa State while Nebraska and Colorado sit 4-3.
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Jaycats Season Opener Sets Up Semi showdown With Manhattan
Lawrence Jaycats roll past Topeka Ira Price Cage 110 to 94 in their MVAAU season debut led by Jamie Thompson 27 and Ron Mendell 22. They face Manhattan Anti Pest in the semifinals tonight at Hayden High with Thompson and Norwood unavailable for the next game.
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Palmer Edges Floyd In Desert Golf Classic Thriller
Arnold Palmer, hailed as The Man of The King, ended a 14 month drought with a dramatic sudden death playoff victory over Ray Floyd at the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic in Palm Springs. Palmer birdied the first playoff hole after Floyd matched him with late surges and a 67 final round to force the playoff. Floyd earned 16 000, Palmer 28 000, as Palmer surpassed 1.3 million in career earnings. Bert Yancey Billy Casper Jim Weichers and Bob Rosburg followed in the late group.
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Hepner Wins Singles Title in City Women’s Bowling Meet
Shirley Hepner surged to the singles title at Pladium Lanes as part of the city women’s bowling tournament. She posted a 681 series to overtake Ruth Lewellen who finished second. GI Joe’s Liquor held the team title with a 2936 total, with the top three teams staying in place.
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Greene wins Lagartos International Open with 277 total
Bert Greene of the United States edges Rogelio Gonzalez of Colombia by two strokes to win the Lagartos International Open Golf Tournament in Bogota. Roberto de Vicenzo finishes third. Doris Mise posts tourney high game of 256. Team and individual standings list GI Joe's Liquor and Shirley Hepner among top finishers.
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Lakeview Upsets Oak Park 82 to 1 in Boys League Play
The Lakeview team defeated Oak Park 82 to 1 in a New Orleans boys league game. The reporting error left out Oak Park's scoring leader, but the outcome stood as Lakeview dominated from start to finish.
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