Kansas Pride Drives 71-60 Victory Over Nebraska
Kansas University seized first place in the Big Eight with a 71-60 win over Nebraska before 17 000 at Allen Fieldhouse. Rodger Bohnenstiehl 22 points 10 rebounds Dave Nash 14 points 7 rebounds Jo Jo White 16 points and a strong defensive effort key the Jayhawks. They face Missouri and Kansas State next aiming for a third consecutive conference title.
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Lawrence Lions win regional to reach state gymnastics
Lawrence High sweeps the regional meet with 151% points to capture the title and 14 gymnasts in 19 events advance to the Kansas state championships in Manhattan. Salina and Olathe follow in the team standings as Lawrence dominates six of eight events led by Tom Yother and Marc Joseph.
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Schuler Third in Wrestle Meet for State Berth
George Schuler of Lawrence High pinned John Ballard of Shawnee Mission South for third place at the state regional wrestling championships in Manhattan. The 215-pound junior finished 14-3-2, earning Lawrence a lone state finals berth in Arkansas City. Five Lawrence wrestlers did not qualify as top four finishers. Newton won the team title with 82 points, Salina 61, Emporia 33. Lawrence placed fifteenth with 8 points.
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American sprinters clinch six of eight at Moscow meet
Martin Mc Grady recovered from illness to win the 400 meters and boost the United States to six victories in eight events at a 10 nation indoor invitational in Moscow. John Mason, 22, a Fort Hays State University senior, saved energy in the 1500 meters and surged to victory in 3 47.5. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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Jayhawk Tankers Defeat Nebraska 70-34 In Swim Meet
Kansas University swimmers win 10 of 12 events at Robinson Gym as Roy OConnor and Jim Kent each win two races. KU freshmen set new marks led by Kim Bolton and Steve Trombold in setting frosh records.
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Big Eight at a Glance Conference Standings and Results
Oklahoma State defeated Nebraska 68 62 while Iowa State topped Missouri in OT. Kansas beat Missouri in a 71 60 contest and Oklahoma edged Colorado 70 68. Upcoming: Oklahoma State at Nebraska and Colorado at Oklahoma Monday, Kansas at Missouri Tuesday, and Kansas State at Kansas and Oklahoma at Oklahoma State Saturday.
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Hiltman and Anderson Win Dee Hiltman and John Anderson
Dee Hiltman and John Anderson won a trophy for running a perfect course in the Explorer Post 2050 Pop Quiz Car Rally. The rally was designed and directed by Douglas Hoople and Cheryl Hentsch with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. Loring McAllister.
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