KU Star Herald Hadley to Lead Jayhawks in Friday Three-Way Meet
Herald Hadley, Kansas University distance standout, returns for a Friday night triangular with Kansas State and Oklahoma State at Allen Fieldhouse as the Big Eight indoor season nears its Kansas City finale. He recalls early tracks and triumphs, and coaches Bill Easton offers insight into Hadley’s drive and recent times in the mile and two mile as KU builds toward early next weekend carnival.
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K State weighs new football stadium amid study
Kansas State officials are exploring building a new football arena after abandoning expansion of the current stadium. Core samples are being taken on university land northwest of campus. No deadline set for a decision or start of construction.
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Montana Fliers Defend SAC Championship Trophy
Malmstrom Air Force Base from Montana defended the Strategic Air Command basketball crown by beating Lockbourne Air Force Base of Ohio 100 to 94 at Bunker Hill AFB. The win advances Malmstrom to next week’s Air Force Basketball Tournament at Lowry AFB in Colorado.
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Boxing results from last night report
In Erie Kenny Lane from Muskegon out pointed Johnny Bizzarro. In Lima Marty Mina and Allan Thomas boxed to a ten round split decision.
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Yeaza Aims for First Flamingo Victory on Flamingo Day
Manuel Yeaza, a top jockey, will ride Roman Brother to chase his first Flamingo win on March 3 at Hialeah. Roman Brother, Florida bred and Harbor View Farm owned, just defeated Mr. Brick to seize favor for the Flamingo at 1 1/8 miles, the $100000 added classic.
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KU Fresh Second As Pitt Staters Win Track Event
KU freshman team finishes second among six in an Allen Field House indoor meet. Phil Manuel set a fresh man pole vault record at 14 9.1. Tom Yergovich doubled in the mile and two mile with 4 25.3 and 9 40.4. Pittsburg State JV won with 40 points.
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Time Reminder for KU KSU Basketball Night in Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas and Kansas State fans are told the KU KSU game will start at 8 p m in Allen Fieldhouse with a preceding Lawrence high school game at 6 p m A combined tickets offer for both games costs 50 cents for Lawrence High students and staff if purchased in advance Regular price tickets apply at the door Officials expect 12 000 to 15 000 spectators with high school patrons seated in a designated section
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Time Is Drawing Near For Finley to Meet Owners
Boston AP reports AL quantifies deadline tension as Charles O Finley faces a Friday meeting. The league seeks a Kansas City lease remedy while Finley demands a two year deal and resists four year terms. Senate scrutiny adds to a tense bid to keep the Athletics in Kansas City.
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Bartle Speaks for A's Boss After Late Night Visit
Charles Finley summoned H Roe Bartle from bed to discuss Boston travel and a planned Fort Worth trip. Bartle, former Kansas City mayor, agreed to a candid statement about his mayoral ties while lawyers and reporters waited, with confidentiality noted by Finley.
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Cage Attendance Rises Across Major Conferences
College basketball attendance is up about 12 percent this season across nine major conferences. Figures from The Associated Press show increases versus 1962-63, except in the Missouri Valley. Southeastern Conference leads with an upswing from 4,684 to 6,349 per 103 games, through Feb 15, while the Atlantic Coast Conference rises from 5,175 to 5,570 per 41 games.
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Lofty Oke City Quintet Earns At Large NCAA Bid
NEW YORK The Oklahoma City Chiefs were named as an at large selection for the NCAA Midwest regional. The Chiefs, coached by Abe Lemons, boast a 13-9 record and earned the berth after upset wins over Creighton and SWC leader Texas A&M. The tournament runs March 9 and 10 in Dallas with Creighton Texas Western and the SWC champion in the field.
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Cimoli Signs 1964 Contract With Kansas City A's
Out fielder Gino Cimoli signed his 1964 contract with the Kansas City Athletics, the club announced. Cimoli batted .263 in 154 games last season and led the team with 11 triples.
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Braves, Sterling Battle for Second in Conference Race
Ottawa and Sterling each sit 10-6 atop the Kansas Conference standings with two games left. Bethany improved to 15-1 by beating McPherson 101-91, while Ottawa defeated Southwestern 76-61 and hosts College of Emporia. Sterling faces Bethany in a pivotal matchup as Emporia State and others won non-conference games including Emporia State over Rockhurst in overtime 67-61. Top scorers included Darrow 27 for Bethany and Airlisted 25, with Daniels 24.
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Pro Cage Wednesday's Results
New York defeated St. Louis 120 to 114 while Philadelphia beat Baltimore 130 to 108 and Cincinnati topped Detroit 116 to 101 with Los Angeles edging San Francisco 115 to 108.
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DeBusschere Balances Baseball And Basketball Amid Injury
Durable star DeBusschere heads to spring training with the White Sox while sidelined by a leg injury in the NBA. He left Detroit to join Sarasota camp after a 3-4 MLB season and a fragile ankle, pursuing a starting role in baseball and continuing two-sport ambitions.
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Jackson Emerges as OCU Star and Trailblazer in NCAA Bid
Eddy Jackson, 7-foot center for Oklahoma City University, anchors an undersized lineup and helps OCU earn an at-large NCAA Tournament berth. He leads in rebounds and ranks second in scoring with 14 points per game while drawing NBA interest as the standout prospect on a team averaging 6 5 to under 6 7.
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