Kansas Plans Invasion After Third Loss to Missouri
Kansas prepares for a Saturday night game against Kansas State at Allen Fieldhouse after a 68 60 setback to Missouri. KU trails in the Big Eight with 5 5 league record and 10 11 overall, while K State leads the league at 7 2.
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Tigers Rally Over Kansas In Wild MU KU Tilt
Unseld led Kansas with 24 points and 17 rebounds as Missouri surged late. Carey and Price produced decisive coast-to-coast layups to seal a 68 58 win, triggering a near bench-clearing scuffle at midcourt.
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Sub Leaves Beach And Paces Royals
Oscar Robertson and Adrian Smith led the Cincinnati Royals past the San Francisco Warriors 129-113 at Cleveland. Smith scored 16 and assisted on 6 plays as Cincinnati built a big third quarter lead, while Wilt Chamberlain scored 52 for the Warriors. In Baltimore, the Bullets lost 115-110 to the Hawks after a late drive.
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Last Night Boxing Cards In San Francisco Lowell and Miami
In San Francisco Eddie Machen defeated Duke Sabedong by knockout. In Lowell Massachusetts Larry Carney won a decision over Joe DeNucci. In Miami Beach Mike Mamarelli stopped Berlin Roberts.
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Cager Scores Wide NCAA Basketball Scores Across Saturday Cards
A roundup of college basketball results with Providence over Scranton 95 75 Duquesne 4s Toledo 66 Kentucky 14 Vanderbilt 73 West Virginia 104 Syracuse 86 Auburn 78 Tulane 72 Alabama 72 LSU Georgia 73 Mississippi State 61 Mississippi 97 Florida 91 Ohio State 99 Iowa 82 Bradley 80 Oklahoma 78 Iowa State 60 Colorado 58 Kansas State 50 Nebraska 48 Creighton 94 Oklahoma City 77 Indiana 62 Wisconsin 72 Missouri 68 Kansas 0 Notre Dame 89 St John s New York 83 Michigan State 85 Illinois 82 Akron 76 Ashland 659 Seattle 108 Gonzaga 88 Utah State 74 Denver 72 Cape Girardeau State 94 Maryville State 77 Springfield State 87 Rolla Mines 63 Kirksville State 71 Quincy 70 OT William Peon 104 Tarkio 80 McKendree 92 Wabash 80 Freshmen Nebraska 74 Kansas State 54 Moberly Junior College 68 Missouri 55.
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Men Keglers Open Local Tournament at Pladium Lanes
Lawrence bowling standings report from Adrian Grover of the 1964 tournament. Class A teams led by Dr Pepper SUIS Morton's Concrete and Tidd's Service. Class B Navy and PMC high. Class C shows Bartley Bulldozers Kansas Color Press and Chuck Wagon near top. Singles top scores include W Bryan 649 and high game 258 by Bryan with 609 and 608 series by Harrell and Wagner.
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Loss of Hubbs Is' Blow to the Cubs, Says Bob Kennedy
Cubs manager Bob Kennedy laments Ken Hubbs death in an airplane crash and discusses spring training outlook. He expects rebound from Ernie Banks, Dick Bertell, Andre Rodgers, Ron Santo, and others, and previews rookies Dick Scott and Fred Norman challenging for starting spots.
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KU Freshman Track Meet Slated at Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University's fresh man track team faces six opponents at a 7 p.m. meet in Allen Fieldhouse. More than 100 entries are listed. Schools represented include Warrensburg State Pittsburg State Iola Junior College Coffeyville Juco Pratt Juco and Hutchinson Juco.
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Foss Sees AFL NFL Union Under One Commissioner
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss predicted the AFL and NFL would unite under a single commissioner and adopt an inter-league playoff similar to baseball’s World Series. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle rejected the idea, saying the NFL is wary a new playoff could dilute interest in its own postseason title.
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UCLA Leads AP Major-College Poll as Villanova DePaul Move Up
UCLA holds 35 first place votes atop the AP ranking with a 21-0 record. Michigan Kentucky Duke Villanova and DePaul climb positions while Drake gains to 10th and Wichita stays sixth after weekend results.
Finley presses move to Oakland amid stadium dispute
Charles O Finley boss of the Kansas City A s seeks to relocate his team arguing for a two year lease at Municipal Stadium while clashing with the American League Senators Symington weigh in saying he profits from the fight Finley vows to take the dispute to court and to consider antitrust avenues to force a West Coast placement with Oakland or Dallas Fort Worth as options
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Washington Signs To Attend Mizzou
Russell Washington a 6-6, 265 pound All-State tackle fullback from Kansas City Southeast High signed a Big Eight letter of intent to enroll at Missouri University this fall. MU coach Dan Devine praised him as an outstanding student athlete likely to fit the program. Washington plans to compete in football and basketball and is MU’s 19th signing.
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