Reunion honors 1952 Kansas basketball team at Ramada Inn
The Roundball Club toasted KU's 1952 national champions led by Coach Ted Owens and Bill Lienhard at a Saturday banquet. Attendees praised the squad's camaraderie, recounted career highlights, and noted notables like Clyde Lovellette and Bud Stallworth amid game recollections against Missouri.
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Ramada Inn
Kansas University
Ted Owens
Bill Lienhard
Bob Nelson
al Hack
Max Falkenstien
Bob Kenney
B. H. Born
Medicine Lodge
B. H
Peoria
Randy Canfield
Bert
Randy
Wichita
Peoria Cat
Miss Peoria
Dean Nesmith
Clyde Lovellette
Bill Hoagland
Phillips 66
Dean Kelley
Bornail
Peoria Cats
Lovellette
Phillips
Mineapolis Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Celtic
Cincinnati Royal
Bud Stallworth
Bud
Stallworth
Missouri
John. Brown
Brown
Kansas
Paul Gray
Jays
Norm Stewart
Aubrey Nash
Tigers
Columbia
Dog
Rick Suttle
Florida Club Can't Crack Colonel Jinx
The Floridians lost to the Kentucky Colonels 113 to 112 in Tampa as their eighth straight ABA defeat to Kentucky. Artis Gilmore led Kentucky with 33 points, Dan Issel 24 and Walt Simon 17, while Larry Jones topped Florida with 28 points. Other ABA scores included New York 131 Pittsburgh 123 and Denver 113 Carolina 102.
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American Basketball Association
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New York Nets
Pittsburgh Condors
Denver Rockets
Carolina Cougars
Virginia
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Carolina
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Indiana
Dallas
Memphis
The
Colonels
Artis Gilmore
Gilmore
Dan Issel
Walt Simon
Nets
Bill Melchionni
Rick Barry
Melchionni
Barry
Bill Paultz
Tom Washington
George Thompson
Bob Verga
Byron Beck
Denver
Gene Littles
Julius Keye
Beck
Chiefs to Meet Rams Cowboys in Exhibitions
In Kansas City the Chiefs will host the Los Angeles Rams on August 26 and the Dallas Cowboys on September of the NFL preseason exhibitions. The matchups mark two night games in Kansas City as part of the exhibition schedule.
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Students Chosen For Conventions In Baldwin High School
Baldwin American Legion committees select junior delegates for Sunflower Boys State and Girls State in June. Boys State picks include Donald Rappard Chuck Mike Carriker Archer Carlson and Chubb Carriker. Girls State selects Margaret Metsker and Mary Brohamer with Mary Shuck and Ellen Brown as alternates.
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Baldwin
American Legion
Sunflower Boys
Floyd Ford
Gary Rap High School
Pard
Donald Rappard
Chuck
Mike Carriker
Chubb
Mary Jane
Elmer Carriker
David Ford
Archer Carlson
American Legion Post Committee
Margaret Metsker
John Metsker
Mary Brohammer
Harold Brohammer
Sunflower Girls
Mary Shuck
Warren Shuck
Ellen Brown
Richard Brown
American Legion Auxiliary Committee
Paul Pierce
Lawsuit Filed Over Car Tractor Crash Damages Sought
A personal injury and property damage suit for 103290.59 was filed in Douglas County District Court stemming from a Dec 14 1970 collision 10 miles west of Lawrence between a car owned by Mrs. Owens and a tractor owned by Elmer D Zeeb. Plaintiffs Gaynell Owens Topeka and Richard Myrick Shawnee County seek damages from Zeeb Rt 1 Lecompton.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Gaynell Owens
Topeka
Richard Myrick
Shawnee County
Elmer D. ‘Zeeb
Rt. 1
Lecompton
Warner Bros Acquires Crichton Film Rights For The Terminal Man
Warner Bros buys film rights to Michael Crichton's The Terminal Man. Crichton will write and direct the movie, based on the upcoming novel to be published in May.
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Michael Crichton
Warner Bros
Crichton
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