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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1968

Page

14

Jayhawks Huskers Clash for Big Eight Lead at Allen Fieldhouse

Kansas University and Nebraska prepare for a pivotal Big Eight showdown at Allen Fieldhouse. Nebraska relies on seniors Tom Baack and Stuart Lantz and sophomores Tom Scantlebury Bob Gratopp and Dale Von Seggern to fuel a six game win streak and league leadership. Kansas counters with a battle tested defense and height edge to slow Nebraska and seize the conference pace.

Allen Fieldhouse Kansas University Nebraska Huskers Ted Owens Joe Cipriano Owens Tom Baack Stuart Lantz Tom Scantlebury Bob Gratopp Dale von Seggern Cornhusker Express Kansas State K-State Jayhawks Kansas

Madison Square Affair Marks NYACs 100th Indoor Meet

Tempers rise as violence looms over the New York Athletic Club 100th indoor meet at Madison Square Garden. Seven Russians withdraw amid boycott pressure, while Ralph Boston and John Thomas face threats and Notre Dame alumni call for wider boycotts. NYAC resists releasing membership records as the event proceeds with fewer competitors.

NEW York New York Athletic Club New Madison Square Garden H. Rap Brown Harry Edwards Nyc Edwards San Jose State NYAC Ralph Boston John Thomas Notre Dame City Commission On Human Rights William Booth

Cage Report Tulane NYU 60 Villanova 78

Tulane and NYU met in a college basketball game where Villanova defeated NYU 78 to 60. The report lists other results including Georgia 89 over Ga tech 76 and Houston 106 over Southern Illinois 64.

Tulane NYU Villanova Niagara Georetown D.C Manhattan Georgia Ga. 'Ech Louisville Nussa O' Memphis

Racing Club to Meet in Topeka This Weekend

The Topeka Auto Racing Boosters Club will hold a 7 30 p m meeting Saturday at the Naval Reserve Building at 21st and Washington Street Topeka. A short business meeting will precede racing films.

Topeka Auto Racing Boosters Club Naval Reserve Building 21St and Washington St

Lions Seek Fifth Straight Win In Paseo clash

Lawrence High aims for a fifth consecutive victory as it hosts Paseo of Kansas City in an 8 o clock home game. The Lions bring an 8 7 season record led by forwards John Thoren Steve Mingus and center Mike Harris against the 18 3 Pirates led by Floyd Stowers and Tex Crumbaugh.

Lawrence High Paseo Kansas City LHS Gymnasium Lions Max Rife Highland Park Juncton City Manhattan Ottawa Pirates Lawrence Floyd Stowers Tex Crumbaugh Ken Johnson Mickey Harris Bob Craven John Thoren Steve Mingus Mike Harris Dale Stanwix Dennis Leone

Lion Sophs Close With 5th in Row

The Lawrence High sophomore basketball team won its fifth straight game, 79-66 over Leavenworth to finish the season. Lawrence improved to 8-6, led 15-9 after one, 44-25 at halftime, and 65-44 after three quarters, with Mitt Winter and Del Kennett each scoring 20.

Lawrence High Leavenworth Ray Wilbur Leonard Clark Lawrence Mitt Winter del Kennett Jack Schmitz Jim Dean Don

Sunflower Doubleheader Ends as KU Plans Jayhawk Classic

Kansas and Kansas State announce the Sunflower Doubleheader will be discontinued after next season and that KU will start the Jayhawk Classic, a four team December tournament. The first event debuts December 19-20, 1969 with Western Kentucky SMU Texas at El Paso.

Kansas Kansas State Wade Stinson H. B. “Bebe” Lee Western Kentucky Southern Methodist Texas el Paso Texas Western Kentuckians Jim McDaniel Houston North Carolina State St. Joseph’s Philadelphia Brigham Young Southern California Cincinnati Jayhawks Sunflower Creighton Syracuse Manhattan Owens

Jayhawk swimmers hunt eighth win over Huskers at KU

Kansas University aims for its eighth dual meet victory of the season when the Jayhawks host Nebraska at 2 p.m. Saturday in Robinson Gymnasium. The freshman meet follows at 4:30 p.m. with KU led by Bob Hines in several freestyles and medley events.

Kansas University Nebraska Robinson Gymnasium Jayhawks Bob Hines Swift Iowa State Roy O’connor Lawrence Tom Ellis Jim Coughenour Jim Kent Bo Darrah Jim Askins Tom Pettit Kansas State Hugh Miner Bill Griffith Dave Laney Rob Daniel King Merchant Roy O’conhar Tom Hillis Rob Hines Tom Bowser Rbo Darrah Hiving Tom Pet

Angel Cordeño Wins Three at Hialeah Track

Angel Corde ro Jr. rode three winners at Hialeah race track on Thursday. Wise Buyers read the classifieds for updates and results.

Miami Angel Cordero, Jr Hialeah

Kansas State and Arkansas Signings Highlight Local Talent

Cain from Bishop Miege High in Kansas City signs national letters for both Kansas State and Arkansas. The Arkansas group also includes Dwight Hardwick, Don Wunderly, Tom Reed, and Marty Galbraith, all from Missouri and Kansas, with positions spanning linebacker to defensive back and halfback.

Rick Cain Bishop Miege High Kansas City Kansas State Arkansas University Arkansas Dwight Hardwick Marshall Don Wunderly Fort Scott Kan Tom Reed Branson Marty Galbraith Joplin

Great Laundry Chaos Hits Olympic Press

In Grenoble France during the Winter Games a French washing machine maker offered free laundry for 1500 reporters and photographers. The plan backfired as mountains of linen piled up and many newsmen lost or misballed shirts while some received mistaken or dirty garments.

Grenoble France Press Center

Russians face possible boycott as hockey upends Olympic odds

Russia’s 38 game unbeaten run ended by Czechoslovakia 5-4 in the Winter Games. IOC admitted South Africa to the 1968 Mexico City Games, prompting fears Russia and several African nations may boycott. Canada beat Sweden 3-0, USA edged East Germany 6-4, heightening a three way gold race among Russia, Canada and Czechoslovakia.

Grenoble France Czechoslovakia International Olympic Committee South Africa Mexico City Russia Africa Canada Sweden United States East Germany Finland IOC John Westerhoff Westerhoff Avery Brundage Jean de Beaumont

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