Jay Quint Heads to Stillwater After Norman Setback
Kansas coach Dick Harp and the Jayhawks travel to Oklahoma State for a Big Eight matchup. The prior game in Norman ended 65 to 56 as Oklahoma capitalized on KU errors and hot shooting to start league play, with Jim King and Larry Hawk pacing the Sooners.
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Lineup changes for Kansas in clash with Oklahoma State
Injuries and illness force KU to shuffle starters for the Stillwater game at 7 30. Walter Wesley, George Unseld, Steve Renko fill center and forwards with Kerry Bolton and Wayne Loving at guards replacing Correll and Schichtle. Kansas trails in Big Eight, 5 7 overall, after loss to Oklahoma 65 63 in OT.
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Rugged Week For Kansas Conference Basketball Action
The Kansas Conference saw a quiet week with six teams idle and four of six games lost by those in play. Omaha edged Fort Hays 85-82 in a league game at Hays. Kansas Wesleyan and Pittsburg State posted notable results as teams head into three CIC matches this week.
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Bridges Blossoms for St Louis Hawks in 116 99 Win
Former Kansas University star Bill Bridges had 19 points and 21 rebounds as the St. Louis Hawks defeated Detroit 116 99. Bob Pettit scored 31 and Cliff Hagan 20 as Bridges strengthens his role after a slow start this season. Bridges, a 6 6 forward from Kansas, is noted as the only Big Eight player with over 1 000 points and 1 000 rebounds in his career.
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Big Eight Cagers Ready For Full Loop State Tonight
The Big Eight opens with top-ranked Kansas State hosting Colorado while Oklahoma State meets Kansas and Missouri faces Oklahoma. Iowa State rates over Nebraska at Ames as Kansas State seeks to solidify title chances led by 7-foot Roger Suttner and 6-6 Willie Murrell. Missouri leads with Ray Bob Carey and George Flamank.
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Tribe Puts a Hex on Lions And Captures 58-50 Win
Shawnee Mission North beat Lawrence High 58 to 50 as Sonny Brock scored 20 points while Bo Harris struggled with early foul trouble. The Indians shot 51 percent to the Lions 25.8 percent, seizing the lead in the second period and holding on the rest of the game.
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Indians Beat Lions In Narrow 29th Series Victory
Indian Boogie-Woogie started a 3-2 edge with five minutes left in the first quarter. North's Wayne Courtney scored to push the Indians to a 12-6 lead, while Bill Trull kept the Lions within five early in the second. North led 25-18 at halftime, then pulled away in the third to seal a win as the Lions pressed. Courtney and Cotsworth led North with double figure scoring, while Taylor and Brock combined for 33 free throws and 20 points for Lawrence. The North B team beat Lawrence 57-44 as coach Darrel Falen’s club falls to 2-4. North now 5-4 and set to host Leavenworth, with Winfield visiting next. The Indians’ win marks their 29th in the series to Lawrence’s nine.
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Haskell Juco tops Iola as McLaughlin posts 19 points
Jim McLaughlin scores 19 and 12 rebounds to lead Haskell Juco to a 90 56 win over Iola. Five straight wins give Haskell a 7 2 record and a 3 0 league mark, with all players scoring and McLaughlin tying Virgil Allen for rebounds.
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Finley Eyes Louisville Move For Athletics Franchise
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley visited Louisville to discuss relocating the team. He met with state and city officials at the State Fairgrounds facilities, citing an impasse with Kansas City leaders and noting a lease expiry without a new contract. No decision was reached and Louisville currently has no pro baseball team.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute is claimed to shrink piles without surgery and relieve itch and pain. Available as Preparation A in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
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Cotsworth Leads Indians To Early 2-0 Margin Victory
Cotsworth, a 6 2 forward with noted leaping and rebounding, scored from under the basket to give the Indians a 2-0 lead that they never relinquished. Rod Taylor's 15-foot fall-away jumper was Lions' best response.
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Oregon State Hands Jucker Worst Defeat at Cincinnati
Oregon State defeated Cincinnati 82-61 in Corvallis, with 7-foot Mel Counts scoring 38 as Ed Jucker marked his 100th game as Bearcats coach. Cincinnati drops to 1-1 in the Valley and 8-3 overall, while Oregon State improves to 9-3 and 3-0 in the conference.
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