Nicklaus narrows gap as Morgan leads Glen Campbell LA Open
Jack Nicklaus surged with a 66 in the second round to stand 3 behind leader Gil Morgan at the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open. Morgan, an optometrist, shot 69 in the second round to reach 135 after 36 holes. Nicklaus praised his mental turnaround while fellow contender Barry Jaeckel and others trailed.
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Seattle Slew sold for record 12 million stallion syndication
Seattle Slew, 1977 Triple Crown winner, is syndicated for 12 million to Spendthrift Farm partners led by Brownell Combs. The plan is to stand the 4-year-old at stud after this racing season, with half shares retained by Mickey Taylor and Dr Jim Hill. The deal makes Slew the most valuable stallion in Thoroughbred racing history.
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Chieftains overpower Garnett for 60 46 win on rebounding
Tonganooxie in a Pioneer League clash edged Garnett 60 46 as Tongie forced 21 Garnett turnovers while the Chieftains held the ball. Rodney Clark logged nine assists as Tongie pulled away in the third quarter and improved to 8 9 with two games left, Paola and Lansing.
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Burfeindt Leads Orange Blossom Classic After Round One
Betty Burfeindt the 1976 LPGA champion holds a one stroke lead at the Orange Blossom Classic after an 3 under par 66 at Pasadena Golf Club. Sandra Post and Kathy Ahern are one behind, with Burfeindt crediting a lesson from Carol Man for her strong showing despite rain soaked links.
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May to receive therapy on knee for Bulls
Chicago AP reports Scott May will pause NBA action for knee therapy aiming to return to the Bulls this season. Placed on injured reserve after a 106-98 loss to Seattle, he will miss five games and may return Feb 28 against Phoenix. Derrek Dickey was signed to replace him. Bulls coach Ed Badger said May has a painful thickening of the lining of his left kneecap.
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Kansas tanks runaway to lead Big Eight swimming title chase
Kansas extended its dominance at the Big Eight women's swimming championships in Columbia. By Friday the Jayhawks had five event wins and held 436 points with Nebraska second at 319. Janet Lindstrom won her third individual title in the 400 yard individual medley, joining KU winners Debbie Bunker, Vickie Ingham and Lanny Schaffer as the team leads.
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Friday Night Prep Scores Across Kansas Districts
A sweep of boys basketball results from Friday shows numerous close and blowout scores. Kendal teams like Hiawatha, Holton, and Topeka posted wins while upsets and OT thrillers added drama, including Centre vs Marion and Osborne vs Plainville outcomes.
College basketball scores roundup AP East and Midwest results
A lengthy AP roundup lists numerous college basketball scores by region, including Boston U 70 over Wagner 69, Columbia 75 over Brown 70, Cornell 71 over Yale 63, Princeton 79 over Harvard 65, and midwest results like Detroit 132 over CCNY 91 and Washburn 68 over Kearney State 66. Multiple games feature top lineups such as Florida State 81 over Louisville 70 and Montana Tech 92 over Rocky Mountain 90, with scores spanning January into February across conferences.
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Blue Valley dominates Eudora in league finale
Blue Valley rolled to a 72 49 victory over Eudora as the Tigers pull away in the second half. Howard Sears lamented poor rebounding as Eudora failed to block out. Jim Gilroy led the Cardinals with 12 points while Blue Valley had four players in double figures and clinched the Jayhawk League title. Eudora ends regular season 5 13 and heads to Perry Lecompton Tuesday for regional action.
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Paper Late Delivery Notice
Local call line invites readers to report missed deliveries by leaving a message with the Journal-World before 7 30 p m on weekdays and 6 30 p m Saturdays. Call 843 1663 for service issues.
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Haack and McGovern reach finals in state wrestling
Overland Park Lawrence High seeks first state champion as Don Haack 155 and Ken McGovern 185 win to advance to finals at the Class 5A state meet. Haack upset Walker of Wichita South for a 14-6-1 record, while McGovern, 15-3, faces Russ McElliott of Mission West. All Lion wrestlers except 132-pound Torneden stay alive. consolation rounds set for 1:30 p.m. and championships at 7 p.m.
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NHL Friday Results Ricochet as Montreal Rout Washington
National Hockey League results show Montreal defeated Washington 8 to 2 while Cleveland topped Vancouver 3 to 2. World Hockey Association games saw Birmingham beat Indianapolis 5 to 4 in OT, Cincinnati edge Houston 4 to 3 in OT, and Edmonton win 6 to 4 over Quebec.
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Savior Beats Linwood 51 44 In Non League Showdown
Linwood High fell 51 to 44 as Savior of the World held off Linwood despite star guard Steve Rose logging only five points due to early fouls. Linwood players include S. Rose five points Lisenbee 15 J. Rose 8 Cokely 6 Meyer 6 and Savior 27 Ruhlman 3 Isley 15 in a tight Friday night game.
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Quotables and quick takes from sports figures across the nation
Chuck Woodling notes Ali could join the Journal- World slow pitch team this summer while Bud Moore signs 13 Kansas seniors, chiefly from 4A schools. Quote snippets feature Jud Heathcote, Jack Hartman, Norm Stewart, Joe Cipriano, and Abe Lemons among others, with college and pro figures offering sharp one liners and hot takes.
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