KU Targets Four Individual Titles at 1967 Big Eight Indoor
Kansas University primes for a third consecutive team crown at the 40th annual Big Eight indoor championships in Kansas City. Juniors Jim Ryan George Byers and Lee Adams plus senior Ben Olsson seek repeat individual wins as Ryun eyes the mile and possibly another event. prelims start 6 p.m. Friday with finals 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Jayhawks Poised For Indoor Title Push Amid Depth In Roster
Third straight indoor meet starts rough with a second in the lows while Byers battles for fitness and Stevens rises in highs. Olsson eyes a repeat 400 bid though 49.2 marks trail top Big Eight efforts by Hardwick Forbes Holbrook Halliburton.
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Williams Frink Duo Shatters ISU Hopes In Boulder
Williams scored a career high 38 points and Frink added 18 as Colorado beat Iowa State 91 76 at Boulder. The Buffs ended ISU’s bid to tie Kansas State for the league lead while Williams and Frink broke out for a dominant 56 point partnership.
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Vanoy Reinstated by Kansas Jayhawks After Curfew Suspension
Vernon Vanoy, the 6-8 junior, was reinstated as a Kansas University basketball team member and began workouts with the Jayhawks. He had been suspended Monday for a curfew violation and did not play in Tuesday’s 76-69 loss to Nebraska at Lincoln as Kansas prepared to face Oklahoma State Saturday and Oklahoma Monday.
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Pro Cage Report NBA Scores Highlight Overtime Dramas
In NBA action New York defeated Baltimore 126 to 122 and Boston topped San Francisco 135 to 110. ABA games featured Indiana beating Oakland 124 to 116 after two overtimes.
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Topeka and Shawnee Mission East Set for Final LHS Five Battes
Lawrence High prepares for two tough home games this weekend against Topeka High and Shawnee Mission East after a 69 67 overtime loss to Shawnee Mission West. Key players include Ray Johnson and Fred Atkinson for Topeka and John Thoren and Steve Mingos for Lawrence.
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Altitude Should Not Affect Sports With Energy Bursts
Dr. Merritt H. Stiles of the U S Olympic Committee says short burst events are unaffected by 7300 foot altitude in Mexico City while longer efforts beyond two minutes may show impact. He notes team and intermittent exertion events should not be affected and stresses gastroenteritis risk is greater than altitude.
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College Basketball Scores From Around The Nation
A chaotic collage of midseason results shows Duquesne, St. Joseph's, Wake Forest, Syracuse, Saint Peter’s and others posting wins and losses. Notable scores include Duke 71 over Morehead State 78, Maryland 68 over St. Joseph’s, and Virginia 70 over St. Clair. High school tournaments highlight district action with Belle Plaine, Frankfort, St. Peter & Paul, and Burlington clubs posting results.
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