Sophs Shine in College Basketball Action Across The Nation
Sophomore standouts highlighted a busy week as Temple's Clarence Brookins sunk two late free throws to seal a 57-56 win over Villanova at the Palestra. Top teams in AP poll shifted with open dates and close road victories across Duke, North Carolina State, Holy Cross, Virginia, Loyola, Marquette, Bellarmine, Creighton, Wake Forest, and others.
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West Virginia
Nick Pino
Kansas State
Dave Newmark
Columbia
Mike Warren
UCLA
Rusty Critchfield
California
Don Mays
Dayton
Clarence Brookins
Temple
Owl
Villanova
Joe Crews
Wildcats
Philadelphia
Palestra
Crews
Brookins
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Owls
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Duke
S.C
North Carolina State
Tommy Mattocks
Connecticut
Keith Hochstein
Holy Cross
Virginia
Creighton
Omaha
Bellarmine
Jim Schurfranz
Bill Popp
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Klosterman Resigns as Chiefs Chief Scout
Kansas City Chiefs talent chief Don Klosterman announced his resignation amid controversy over statements attributed to him on the West Coast. The 35 year veteran, linked to signings like Southern California star Mike Garrett, said he wanted to step aside to avoid hindering the team's progress.
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Don Klosterman
Kansas City Chiefs
West Coast
Chiefs
Dallas
Klosterman
Los Angeles
Mike Garrett
Lamar Hunt
Don
Jays to Battle Northwest Missouri State Tonight at Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University wrestling hosts Northwest Missouri State of Maryville at 7 30 tonight in Allen Fieldhouse with a 1 1 record. Nine matches planned led by 152 pound Lyall seeking another pin against Ron James. Friday they travel to Emporia for another dual meet.
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Kansas University
Northwest Missouri State of Maryville
Allen Fieldhouse
Jayhawks
Dennis Lyall
Ron James
Lyall
Emporia
Kansas
Fort Zackary
Andy Warnock
Robin Savio
Marc Ryan
Charlie Foster
Roger Simmons
Carol Rodrock
Mike Sweatman
Northwest Missouri
Harvey Hallam
Jerry Mason
Gary Grimes
Arnold Thomas
Chuck Wilson
Allan Packer
Bob Decklever
Allan Borkowski
Safety push for forearm and hand pads in high school football
A safety committee of the National Alliance of High School Athletic Associations urged legalizing forearm and hand pads for all players. The group also recommended eight minute quarters for games below ninth grade, a five minute warmup before the second half, and further experiments with the crossbar directly above the goal line.
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Block That Kick Turns Cowboys Courage Into Playoff Push
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry notes the phrase Block that kick has become a serious team-wide challenge. The Cowboys have blocked nine kicks this season, led by Obert Logan Mike Gaechter Jethroe Pugh and Cornell Green. Their defense helped set up wins over San Francisco Philadelphia and New York, as Dallas prepares for the Playoff Bowl against Baltimore with an anticipated open offensive battle. The Colts with Tom Matte after Johnny Unitas injury entered as slight favorites in the Western Conference context.
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Eagles
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New York Giants
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Trinity
Tex
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Oregon
Jethroe Pugh
Cornell Green
Utah State
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Gaechter
Green
Pugh
Baltimore
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Tom Matte
Les Berry
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Green Bay
58 Ponds Stocked Across Douglas County by Farlington Hatchery
Farlington hatchery in Crawford County supplied 58 ponds in the past year with about two percent of a million bass bluegill and channel cat. Deliveries start in late June with fish about 1 to 1.5 inches, growing to four to five inches by October. Pond owners should limit hay use to clear water and feed. do not release caught sunfish back into water.
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Douglas County
National Fish Hatchery
Farlington
Crawford County
City Lakes
Council Grove
Robert M. Hiland
Hiland
Ryan Lawson to Race In Twin Features At San Francisco Indoor
The third annual Examiner Invitational Indoor Track meet opens the U S season at the Cow Palace with Milers and two-milers in the spotlight. Alan Simpson and John Whetton of Britain face Jim Ryan and Bob Day of the U S in a mile. Ryun aims for an indoor sub four minutes and previously holds 3 55 3 outdoor record. Twenty two events on Saturday night.
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Great Britain
Alan Simpson
John Whetton
America
Jim Ryan
Bob Day
Ryun
Kansas
Five Sooner Grid Rides Selected by Mackenzie
Norman, Okla. AP Five assistant coaches were named Wednesday by Oklahoma football coach Jim Mackenzie with LSU's Pat James and Arkansas' Switzer heading the list. Mackenzie also named Robert E. Lee of Galveston Texas to tutor the Sooners' defensive ends and linebackers. Arkansas student assistant Billy Gray and Kilgore Junior College aide Larry Lacewell were named to coach the Sooner freshmen along with holdover Port Robertson.
Russell Says Coaching Too Tough For Him
Celtics star Bill Russell, acting as temporary coach, says he lacks the temperament to coach. Boston lost to the Los Angeles Lakers 120-113 ending a five game run as the team’s coach. Sam Jones led Boston with 23 while Jerry West had 29 for the Lakers. Other scores include San Francisco 118 New York 117 and Baltimore 114 St. Louis 101. Cincinnati beat Detroit 117-108 in Dayton, Ohio.
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Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
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Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Russell
National Basketball Association
Boston
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Los Angeles
West Coast
Lakers
Celtic
Sam Jones
Jerry West
Walt Hazzard
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New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Dayton
Ohio
Multiple Coaching Moves and Hall of Fame Inductions Across Sports
Reports confirm Pat Culpepper resigns as Colorado assistant coach to join Tulane. Billy Conn elected to Boxing Hall of Fame alongside Kilrain LonConlon Corbett II Moran. Lula Coleman Paige, 104, mother of Satchel Paige, dies in Mobile. Ed Lopat named KC Athletics executive VP and eyeing Venezuela scouting. Jack Kent Cooke renews Lakers arena lease for two years amid speculations on future housing.
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University of Colorado
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Texas
Colorado
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New York
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Ring Magazine
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Johnny Conlon
Young Corbett II
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Mobile
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KU UCLA CAGE MOVIE SHOWING IN FORUM ROOM
The Kansas and UCLA basketball game from December 17 in Los Angeles will be projected at 7 pm in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. KU player Riney Lochmann will narrate the film, following UCLA’s 78 to 71 victory. The event is sponsored by Student Union Activities.
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Kansas KU Poised for Big Eight Showdown With Iowa State
Kansas University fans anticipate a 15 000 plus crowd for the Saturday night Big Eight clash with Iowa State. KU seeks a league title edge after a 10 2 mark and a five game winning streak. Stars mentioned include Delvy Lewis Rin ey Lochmann and Nick Pino with ISU’s John McGonigle and Raul Duarte in the lineup.
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Stu Lantz
Oklahoma
Don Sidle
Tom Baack
She
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Missouri
Swedes Top Baker In Kansas Conference Clash
Bethany Swedes beat Baker Wildcats 70 68 in a Kansas Conference baseball game as Gary Harder scored 29 and Harvey Daniels 21 to lift Bethany to a 3 2 conference mark. Harris Teachers fell 79 04 to University of Missouri Rolla in a non conference tilt.
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Mack Lee Hill Honored By All Star Selection
The late Mack Lee Hill, Kansas City Chiefs fullback, named an honorary member of the AFL All Star squad. Hill, 25, died after a knee operation in December, and in his second season he rushed 125 times for 627 yards.
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Ordinance 3516 Rezones Lawrence land to professional offices
The City of Lawrence KC adopts Ordinance 3516 reclassifying Lots 90 and 202 Kentucky Street Original Townsite from District C Apartment to District D-1 Professional Offices. Ordinance amends 2227 and the Zoning Map accordingly and takes effect upon publication. Also targeted is a divorce notice in Douglas County and a township treasurer statement dated January 3 1966.
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