Sunday Battle on Television Deceptive Irish in KU Path
Notre Dame at 1-6 hosts Kansas in a Sunday noon game at the Athletic and Convocation Center. The Fighting Irish, led by Digger Phelps, have two narrow losses to Kentucky and Ohio State and a lone win over Valparaiso. Kansas, coached by Ted Owens, seeks to end an 18 game road skid against a team rebuilding under its second-year coach.
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Kansas coach Owens reshapes lineup after rough road record
Probable starters include Gary Novak and John Shumate as KU rotates four sophomores and a junior in a mirror lineup. Brokaw averages 19.7 points while Shumate scores 19.0 as KU aims to end two season road drought and shuffle roles between Barrow Fiddelke Knight and Suttle. Marshall Rogers returns Sunday after missing weeks.
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Washington Wildcats Rally Past Lions 52-47 in Sunflower League
Washington overpowered Lawrence 52-47 after trailing 34-28 early in the fourth quarter. Dobbins led Washington with 16 points and 11 rebounds as the Wildcats finished the period strong, while Lawrence’s Cobbins was neutralized late before a late surge. Joel Rife added 14 for the Lions before fouling out. The Lions B team beat Washington B 43-34 to run to 5-1.
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Suns Use Three-Guard Offense To Beat Bulls 126-115
Phoenix four players fouled out in the fourth period but the Suns rallied with a three-guard lineup led by Dick Van Arsdale Clem Haskins and Charlie Scott. Van Arsdale scored 37 points and Haskins added 30 as Phoenix pulled away late to defeat Chicago 126-115.
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Quarry Returns to Ring with Madison Square Garden Win
Jerry Quarry, returning from retirement, planned a two to three year comeback after stopping college student Sandy Neu mann in seven rounds at Madison Square Garden. Quarry, 27, weighed 209 and said his timing was off but his performance met his current schedule.
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Three Bowls on Tap Signal End of College Football Season
The weekend features three post season bowls in Mobile Honolulu and Tampa with North versus South matchups. Notable players include Huskies quarterback Sonny Sixkiller and Aggies Don Ealey and Isaac Curtis as teams adjust rosters. Coaches Lou Saban Weeb Ewbank and Charlie McClendon lead North South squads with pressure on Sixkiller and Keitherly.
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Chiefs stumble as Gardner tops Tonganoxie in league clash
Gardner overcame two missing starters to beat Tonganoxie 60 to 54 in Pioneer League play. With Kirt Ford sidelined by mono and Eddie Zellner out for discipline, Tonga relied on sophomore players and a career high 24 points from Brad McKinsey.
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Keino Denies Retirement Plans for All Africa Games
Kenyan Olympic star Kip Keino says he will not retire after the January All Africa Games in Lagos. He arrived with Kenya’s 72-man team and told reporters he still has a lot to accomplish in sports.
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College basketball scores roundup across regions
East Yale defeats Columbia 76 64 and Brown topples Cornell 102 79 while Princeton beats Harvard 170 71. Midwest Marquette edged DePaul 60 59. Kentucky State 91 over Chicago State 72. Knox 77 over Guinell 61. Southwest Ariz wins 79 73 over Tex El Paso. UCLA 64 beats Oregon 35.
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Sports on TV Today with Bowl and Golf Lineup
Senior Bowl football Erie 4 and 27 at 8 p.m. Hula Bowl on channels 2 9 13 at 4 p.m. Glen Campbell golf on channel 5 at noon. Basketball Kansas vs Notre Dame on channels 5 and 13 at 2 p.m. NHL hockey on channels 4 and 27 at 4 30 p.m. Basketball Los Angeles vs Milwaukee on channels 2 9 and 13. Glen Campbell golf repeats at 3 30 p.m. on channel 5.
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Paterno Rejects Patriots Offer Becomes Penn State Coach
Joe Paterno announced he turned down a reported multi year million dollar package to coach general manage and own stock in the New England Patriots. He will stay as head coach at Penn State University.
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Baldwin Sacks Santa Fe Trail In Jayhawk League Tilt
Santa Fe Trail overwhelmed Baldwin early to seize an 18-10 lead and roll to a 59-50 win. Lonnie Ray scored 14 for Baldwin while Gary Irick added 10 off the bench. Baldwin drops to 3-2 in league play with a home date versus Louisburg upcoming.
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Eudora Blue Valley Basketball Game Postponed
The Eudora-Blue Valley basketball game scheduled for Friday night at Stanley-Stillwell School is postponed until January 16 due to a water line break at Blue Valley High and unrepaired damage from mid week storm.
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