Rodgers Prepares KU With Siren Strict Conditioning Plans
Kansas University coach Pepper Rodgers stresses full 60 minute performance and hard conditioning as he builds a vast Kansas recruiting drive. He aims for a late April spring practice and plans to finalize his eight man staff after NCAA meetings while scouting in Kansas and Missouri.
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Kansas University
Pepper Rodgers
Rodgers
Pepper
Lawrence
Centralia
Osawat
Wichita
Gary Butler
David Boyd
Mike Creed
Lynn Dickey
Osawatomie
John Riggins
Gary Bunton
Keith Lieppman
Bill Robinson
Kansas City
Don Popplewell
Raytown
Roy Bush
Belton
Mitchell
Houston
Kansas
Missouri
Griese Leads North To Hula Bowl Win
In Honolulu Bob Griese of Purdue threw two late fourth quarter TD passes to Dave Williams of Washington giving the North a 28 27 victory over the South in the Hula Bowl. Williams earned outstanding lineman honors while Missouri’s Charlie Brown was named top back.
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Honolulu
Bob Griese
Purdue
Dave Williams
Washington
Griese
Williams
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Brown
Halas predicts Packers edge Chiefs in Super Bowl clash
Chicago Bears owner George Halas, 72, a founding NFL figure, forecast Green Bay's victory over the AFL champion Kansas City Chiefs in the January 15 Super Bowl, though he warned it would be a close game. He has long scorned the AFL, which merged with the NFL in 1960.
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American Football League
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National Football League
George Halas
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NFL
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AFL
Gilmer Out As Lions Coach
Detroit owner William Clay Ford fired coach Harry Gilmer leaving Joe Schmidt as the top candidate. Gilmer will be paid about 35 000 for 1967. Schmidt, a 13 season Lions linebacker, is viewed by Gilmer as a capable coach with strong leadership skills.
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Harry Gilmer
Detroit Lions
Joe Schmidt
William Clay Ford
National Football League
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Schmidt
Joe
Lions
Tonga in Romp Past Wamego
Tonganoxie High remained undefeated with a 75 51 win over Wamego at Wa mego. Four players scored in double figures led by Steve Putthoff with 18 and John Conway with 16 as the Chieftains built a 43 22 halftime cushion.
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Tonganoxie High
Wamego
Chieftains
Jerry McPherson
Steve Putthoff
John Conway
David DeMoff
John Duncanson
Tonganoxie
Phil Jeannin
Danny Wyrick
Jack Mathews
Phil Robbins
Larry Lamb
Sabetha
DeHolf
Putthoff
Conway
Duncanson
Tonganoxie Starling
de Hoff
Ed Hurley Resigns To Join Athletics
Ed Hurley, a 58 year old American League umpire with 19 years service, resigns at season end 1965 to become administrative assistant with the Kansas City Athletics. He will serve as traveling secretary scout and handle special assignments in Holyoke Massachusetts and replaces Jay Hawkins who becomes a Cleveland Indians scout February 1.
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Kansas City
Ed Hurley
Kansas City Athletics
Hurley
Holyoke
Mass
Jay Hawkins
Cleveland
Chiefs Surpass 19,000 Season Tickets Milestone
Kansas City Chiefs season ticket sales for 1967 exceed 19 000 with 479 new sales and 393 renewals Friday bringing the total to 19 102.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Kansas Wins 82 22 Over Missouri in Swimming Meet
Kansas University swam past Missouri 82 to 22 at New Robinson Gym with 11 of 12 events won. Sophomores Kent and O Connor set KU records in 200 yard butterfly and 100 yard freestyle, while Missouri’s Mickey Warner took the lone event in diving.
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Robinson Gym
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Roy O’connor
Missouri Fresh
Dick Beamon
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Journal-World Photo
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Thomforde Sparks Princeton Rally In Ivy Opener
Princeton improved to 10 victories in 11 games by routing Brown 94 50 at home in the Ivy League opener. Thomforde scored 24 while sitting out 15 minutes, as the Tigers extended a winning streak and climbed toward national prominence.
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Princeton
Bill Bradley
Nassau Tigers
Alcindor
Thomforde
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Southern Mississippi
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Tex
David Lattin
Oregon State
California
Vince Fritz
Stanford
Oregon
Don Griffin
Brigham Young
Utah State
Provo
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Lecompton Drops 69 43 To Easton In Non League Game
Lecompton High boys fall to Easton 69 to 43 in a non league contest. Easton leads 17 10 after first quarter and 30 14 at halftime. Stan Simmons tops Lecompton with 15 points. Becker 14. other scorers include Anderson Keating Hagen Haas Harrell Bates. Next action is league tournament at Lecompton Wednesday to Friday.
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Easton
Lecompton
Stan Simmons
Gary Becker
Larry Anderson
Don Keating
Howard Hagen
Charlie Haas
Tex Harrell
Larry Bates
Ichabods Rally Past Pittsburg State in CIC Opener
Washburn’s undefeated Ichabods trailed Pittsburg State 44-39 at halftime but surged in the second half to win 81-72 and extend their winning streak to eight. Denny Douglas scored 18 in the late stretch as the defense sparked the comeback with a full court press.
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Ichabods
Pittsburg State
Kansas
Southwestern
Bob Jackson
Sterling
Denny Douglas
Douglas
Duenkel Sets Swimming Record for 20 Yard Pool
Kansas State’s Bob Duenkel set a national mark with a 1:35.6 in the 160 yard individual medley as the Wildcats beat Colorado 65 to 37. Four other pool records fell in the season opener, K-State’s second win and Colorado’s first meet of the year.
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Kan
Kansas State
Bob Duenkel
Wildcats
Colorado
Duenkel
Harley Mull Jr
Ohio State
K-State
Perry Stays Ahead In Jefferson County League Victory
Perry High defeated McLouth 59-44 in a Jefferson County League basketball game. Perry led most of the A team contest as McLouth played without Mike Woodhead and Kent Edmonds. Perry scorers included Stebbins 18 and Barnett 13, while McLouth’s Woodhead 13 and Fuqua 18 paced the visitors.
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Perry
Jim Grant
Kaws
Rossville
Bob Converse
Linwood
Mike Woodhead
Kent Edmonds
Dennis Stebbins
Laurel Barnett
Mark Hope
Tom Ross
Galen Pruitt
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Fred Woodhead
Bill Fuqua
Phil George
Keith Edmonds
Keith Bowie
Allen Benson
Bob Worthington
Stan Spreer
J. Tullas
B. Braksick
Rally for DeSoto Not Quite Enough
The DeSoto High Wildcats trailed Gardner early and late, then surged to lead in the fourth quarter but lost 47 46 in a Little Seven game at DeSoto. Kent Polter led DeSoto with 24 points while Gardner’s Lee Watson and Jim Anderson tied for 11 points each. DeSoto next faces Louisburg Friday.
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Wildcats
Don Frickey
Kent Polter
Don Walbridge
Mike Puett
Roger Wilkinson
Danny Fetters
Lee Watson
Jim Anderson
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