Fambrough Named Kansas Head Football Coach
Kansas University is expected to name Don Fambrough head coach to replace Pepper Rodgers. Rodgers will join UCLA with assistants Doug Weaver Terry Donahue and Dick Tomey. Fambrough, long time KU aide and former star, takes over to steady recruiting and staff.
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Lion Cagers Resume Friday Schedule With Road Tests
Lawrence High readies for Sunflower League games at Shawnee Mission West and home vs Highland Park as coach Darrell Falen reshapes the lineup with sophomore Bob Floyd and returnee Dennis Pohl. Mission West starts 0-5 and Highland Park visits after a 3-1 start.
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Umpires Seek Antitrust Ruling From Supreme Court
Two American League umpires Bill Valentine and Tony Salerno claim they were fired for union activity and seek permission to press triple damage suits against Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and AL President Joe Cronin. Courts voided their bid citing 1922 ruling that baseball is not interstate commerce. The justices may rule when they reconvene after a recess.
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Five Chiefs Land Spots In AP All Pro Team
The Kansas City Chiefs placed five players on the AP All-Pro squad led by the NFC offense. Chiefs defenders Bobby Bell James Marsalis and Johnny Robinson join tackles Jim Tryer and Jan Stenerud on the 24 man team. The lone Super Bowl rival Chuck Howley from Dallas and Baltimore earned one spot.
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Kansas State Signs Elite Javelin Star Ed Moreland
Kansas State University track coach Deloss Dodds expects Ed Moreland, top national javelin talent, to enroll in the second semester and compete outdoors this spring after winning last summer’s Southern Pacific AAU title with 254 feet 5 inches.
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Smith Ineligible At Wichita State
Wichita State center Ron Smith is academically ineligible for the second semester. The 7-2 transfer from Colorado sat out last year under transfer rules after joining the Shockers from Pueblo, Colorado.
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City Basketball AA League Forfeit Scores
In the AA League Chuck Wagon 2 forfeits the Black Raiders 0 while East Lawrence Center 2 forfeits National Fire Sprinkler Corp C. In the A League Buzzs and Assoc. defeat Old Pros 51 to 33 and Town and Country beat Meanies 76 to ?
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