Jayhawks roll past Cyclones in school record 43 baskets
Kansas blows out Iowa State 94 to 61 at Allen Fieldhouse in a home return after seven weeks. Dave Nash and Greg Douglas shine off the bench with 18 and 10 points respectively while Dave Robisch adds 22 as Jo Jo White stars in his near farewell at the arena.
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Journal-World
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Nebraska
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South adds two to Senior Bowl roster in Alabama
The South squad welcomes Florida State lineman Billy Rhodes and Texas A M back Ross Montgomery to replace injured stars Mike Ford and Frank Quayle for the 20th Senior Bowl in Ladd Stadium. Coached by Charley Winner, the team reshuffles positions to bolster offense and defense.
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Rhodes
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Colorado Oklahoma Triumph Nebraska at K State Tonight
Kansas and Colorado won again to sharpen the Big Eight race. Kansas crushed Iowa State 94 61 at Lawrence while Colorado upset Oklahoma State 78 68 at Stillwater. Kansas State hosts Nebraska in Manhattan aiming to join the leaders.
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St John’s rises to eighth in AP poll as UCLA stays first
UCLA remains the No. 1 team with 1,000 points after a 9-0 run. St John’s moves up from 17th to eighth and Kansas holds fifth as Santa Clara climbs to third and Illinois to fourth. North Carolina slips to fourth after losing to St John’s while Kentucky drops to seventh. Cincinnati fades from 10th to 19th. Northwestern jumps from 19th to 12th with a 9-1 mark. New entries Drake and Marquette enter at 18th and 20th.
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Donahue Named Outstanding Airman of the Year
Kansas University defensive line coach Terry Donahue was chosen Outstanding Airman of the Year in Kansas. He serves in the 190 TAC Recon group of the Kansas Air National Guard and will compete with 49 state representatives for national honors. Donahue is an airman first class and a radiological technician.
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Kansas
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Kansas Air National Guard
Pair of perfect lowly Omahans pull rug on Pittsburg State
Lowly Omaha and Pittsburg State collided in a 65-61 upset as Omaha erased a nine point deficit to seize the lead late. John Mackey scored 25 for Omaha while Mike Jones led Pittsburg with 14. Friends University beat Bethany College 80-59 to share the KCAC lead.
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Pittsburg
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Jemmerson
Whitcomb
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Baker AD Named Area Three NAIA Golf Coach Rep
Karl Spear athletic director at Baldwin-Baker University has been selected as Area Three representative to the NAIA Golf Coaches Association. He will serve as a liaison and advocate for programs within the region.
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Area Three
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Eddie Mathews Memorial Heart Fund Game Set in Springfield
The NCAA announced an all-star college basketball game in Springfield Missouri on April 5 to benefit the Heart Fund. Seniors from state colleges will participate in the Eddie Mathews Memorial Heart Fund Game sponsored by the Green County Heart Association.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Heart Fund
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Green County Heart Association
Hayes Maintains Big Point Lead In NBA Race
New York AP reports San Diego rookie Elvin Hayes dominates midway through the season with 1,226 points and 30.7 per game. Wilt Chamberlain leads in rebounds and field goal percentage while Oscar Robertson tops in assists and ranks high in scoring. Larry Siegfried leads free throw accuracy.
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San Diego
Oscar Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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Rockets
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Los Angeles
Robertson
Cincinnati
Larry Siegfried
Boston
Ralston to Compete In Canadian Net Open
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California has signed to play in the Canadian Open Tennis Championships August 4 to 10 in Toronto. Also entered are Pierre Barthes of France and Ray Moore of South Africa.
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Freshman KU overwhelms KC Junior College 100 to 78
Kansas University freshmen boosted their undefeated mark to 3-0 by defeating Kansas City Kansas Junior College 100-78. Jeff Wisner scored 13 after contributing two late free throws, with Aubrey Nash 20 and Neal Mask 19 supplying the scoring punch.
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College Scores Roundup From Cage Results Night
East Bucknell 77 Lafayette 49. Villanova 73 Niagara 68. Vanderbilt 62 Florida 55. Jacksonville 71 Ga Tech 62. Georgia 74 Auburn 69. W Virginia 75 William and Mary 71. Tampa 62 Miami Florida 61. Tennessee 59 Mississippi 54. Kentucky 91 Mississippi State 72. Louisville 81 St Louis 80 in double OT. Notre Dame 84 Fordham 65. Kansas 94 Iowa State 1. Oklahoma 62 Missouri 58. Colorado 78 Oklahoma State 68. South NJ 62 Kentucky Wesleyan 61. North Dakota 85 South Dakota 69. New Mexico State 85 Arizona State 69. Texas El Paso 100 Pan American 5. Pepperdine 67 Trinity Texas 67 Pepperdine 67 Trinity Texas ex 66.
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