Jucker and Gardner clash over rough play in college hoops
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker quipped after a 76 68 loss to Utah that Bearcats fouled 24 times while Utah had 18. Utah coach Jack Gardner fired back and teased Jucker for not learning. Other items note Ralph Miller praising killer instinct and Navy Texas No 1 talk, plus a Denver football path and the Sayers brothers in Kansas-Omaha sports circles.
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Phog Allen
Jack
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Ralph Miller
Navy
Texas
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Chargers Meet Patriots In AFL Championship Showdown
San Diego the 11 3 Western Division champion faces Boston as a 6 point favorite in Balboa Stadium for the AFL title. The game airs 3 30 p m CST on national TV with anticipated 30 000 crowd and player shares around 2500 for winners. Boston returns with Bur ton and Parilli boosting hopes after a 7 6 1 season split.
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Boston Patriots
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Balboa Stadium
American Broadcasting Company
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Buffalo
Houston
Dallas
Oilers
Los Angeles
Patriots
Mike Holovak
Ron Burton
Babe Parilli
Weekend TV Grid Highlights Local Football Telecasts
Today features the Senior Bowl North South all stars with Kansas fullback Ken Coleman at 1 p.m. on Channel 4. The NFL Playoff Bowl presents the Browns vs Packers at 1 p.m. on Channels 5 and 13. At 3:30 p.m. the AFL Championship pits the San Diego Chargers with John Had against the Boston Patriots on Channel 9.
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Ken Coleman
Channel 4
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
San Diego Chargers
Lawrence
John Had
Boston Patriots
Channel 9
McLouth Holds On To Snare Victory
McLouth Bulldogs edge Nortonville 68 60 in Jefferson County League action. Larry Fuqua erupts for 29 points to lift his season average to 25.6 while Tom Cadue adds 22 as McLouth builds a 6 point third quarter lead and survives a Nortonville push. Nortonville falls to 2 4.
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Larry Fuqua
Tom Cadue
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Valley Falls
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Cadue
Bear
Kimberlain
Bowie
Lane
Buttron
Gibbons
McCoy
Weishaar
Hobbs
Schuler
Finley-A's lease dispute turns acrimonious in Kansas City
Kansas City mayor and city council reject Charles Finley two year lease offer for the Athletics. Cronin of the American League may mediate with Finley requesting a meeting of club owners. Finley claims 411000 spent on stadium improvements as a gift to the city while council warns of move threats.
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Athletics
Joe Cronin
American League
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A’s
Dallas
Atlanta
Oakland
Louisville
Ft. Knox
Cronin
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Boston
Ilus Davis
Davis
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Herbert C. Hoffman
Friday night prep area quintets results by score
Louisburg defeated Wellsville 37 to 28. Valley Falls 53 Oskaloosa 28 at halftime with final 61 to 53. Tonganoxie beat Baldwin 79 to 41. Lyndon edged Overbrook 41 to 39. Each box lists players and scoring leaders for the local games.
Pittsburg State Raps Ottawa in Cage Match And National
National College of Kansas City won 73-68 at Independence invitational. Peru State beat Graceland 92-77 at foul line for third place. Pittsburg State RBs Ottawa 66 rebounds, held Ottawa to 25 percent shooting in a 98-50 non conference victory. Park College edged by Drury 72-67 at John Brown tournament in Siloam Springs. Fred Price led National with 18 points. Witty 26 for Park?
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Ed Nelson
Gary Sorrell
Fred Price
Tom McCracken
Billy Witty
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Jim Chroust
Dwayne Bissitt
Bonham Delivers as Cincinnati Tops Oregon State 57 53
Ron Bonham scored 28 for Cincinnati, overcoming early danger to spark a 57-53 Bearcats win over Oregon State. Mel Counts led OSU with 33, while UCLA beat Washington State 88-83 as Walt Hazzard sealed the West Coast game with late dribbling dominance.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Washington State
Oregon State
Towers to Join K State Staff
Hutchinson Junior College coach Dick Towers resigned Friday to become backfield coach at Kansas State University. He succeeds Corky Taylor, who left for private business in Arizona. Towers came from Manhattan High School and led Hutchinson to an 8-2 season and the junior college crown. He is a Kansas State native and former track star who still holds the school indoor half mile record.
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Omaha
Ronnie Sayers
Ron
Gale Sayers
Gale
Hutchinson
Dick Towers
Hutchinson Junior College
Kansas State University
Towers
Cecil (Corky) Taylor
Arizona
Manhattan High School
Olathe
Kansas State
Prairie Chickens to Broadcast From Kansas Radio Study
Kansas State University zoology assistant professor Dr. Robert J. Robel leads a project to study prairie chicken behavior and mobility in northeastern Kansas. Ten birds will wear lightweight battery radio transmitters for tracking, funded by a 1500 grant from the American Philosophical Society, starting on a ranch south of Manhattan owned by Grover Simpson of Salina.
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Kansas State University
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American Philosophical Society
Kansas
Manhattan
Grover Simpson
Salina
Kearney State Cruises Past Baker In 98 84 Victory
Kearney State ripped Baker for 52 first half points to take a big lead and coast to a 98 84 win. Bill Holliday led Kearney State with 22 points while Mike Sears topped Baker with 22.
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Neb
Kearney State
Baker
Bill Holliday
Nebraskans
Mike Sears
Ginsberg and Black Tie LA Open Round One
Roger Ginsberg of New York and James Black of North Carolina led the Los Angeles Open after the first round with 67s. Black, a 21-year-old ex caddy, thrilled crowds with an eagle finish on the final hole, then barely qualified for the event while Black was largely unknown to the gallery.
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James Black
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Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Phil Krick
Ray Hayden
California
Charlotte Bonnie Brae
Alpine
N.J
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Ray Willsey Named California Grid Head at Cal
Ray Willsey, an alumnus with pro playing and coaching experience, is appointed head football coach at the University of California. He signs a four year deal believed to be around 16000 dollars annually, moving up from defensive backfield coach with the Washington Redskins. Marv Levy departs Cal for William and Mary the same day.
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Newell
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Marv Levy
Levy
Washington Redskins
Perry Prepares for Big Battle with Valley Falls
Perry High School edged Meriden 56 to 54 Friday night at Meriden to set the stage for a Tuesday showdown with Valley Falls. Perry improves to 4-1, Valley Falls to 5-0, with the Perry second team winning 69 to 39 as Bill Stallard scored 20 and Steve McMillen 18.
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Bill Stallard
Steve McMillen
Jim Stanwix
Howard Brooks
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