Uneasiness Hangs Over Super Site
In New Orleans ahead of the Super Bowl the NFL and federal investigations stress no proof ties players to gambling. Len Dawson and Joe Namath face involvement rumors as bookmakers shift bets, with 14 arrests and over $600,000 seized in related wagering cases.
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College Scores Roundup From East to Far West
The Associated Press listings show multiple college basketball results. East winners include Bonaventure 96 over Baltimore Loyola Lasalle 10x and Syracuse 104 over Villanova 87. Far West features Montana State 76 over Judged State 90 and Air Force 71 over Concordia Minnesota 59.
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Whitley to Run in Indoor Meets on East Coast Weekend
Former Kansas track standout Stan Whitley will compete in two indoor meets this weekend on the East Coast. He runs the 60-yard dash Friday in Washington DC at the CYO meet and the 50-yard dash Saturday in Boston at the Knights of Columbus meet. Whitley, finishing at KU, holds the school record in the long jump at 26-84.
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Fights Last Night Report From Gas Nevada
AP dispatch notes late night boxing action with Denny Portland and Portland, Oregon fighters described amid ring confusion and gas town crowd energy.
Flores Analyzes Dawson Pressure Before Super Bowl
Tom Flores weighs Lenny Dawson's burden as his name links to a nationwide gambling probe. He notes public bias, Dawson's calm mindset, and the extra pressure on the Chiefs quarterback ahead of the AFL title game against the Minnesota Vikings.
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Lion Cagers Unveil New Look on Friday
Lawrence High coaches and players tweak lineups for Fridays Sunflower League clash with Shawnee Mission West. Hammer switches to glasses while Winter moves to contact lenses, aiming to curb inside pressure from SM West center Mike Johnson. The Lions, at 4-1, aim to extend a recent win over Washington as they prepare for a nine-game road swing after Friday’s home finale.
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Mind over matter guides precise bowling approach
The text asserts that mental control shapes ball path and outcomes. By mental rehearsal of the exact trajectory one aims to impart, better bowl results are achieved.
Gibson Names New Assistant Coach at Kansas State
Bob Jackson aged 29 has been appointed to a similar post at Kansas State University. He served as an assistant football coach at Florida State University for five years and will begin the new role immediately. Jackson is a Forsyth Georgia native who played for Vince Gibson at South Georgia Junior College and Howard College in Birmingham Alabama. Ernie Barrett announced the appointment.
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Chanute Cage Boss Quits After Dispute Over Beards
Neosho Community Junior College basketball coach Lyle Rutter resigns as coach amid a dispute over a beard rule. He cites board pressure after dropping Fred Atkinson for not shaving and notes the board refused his partial resignation.
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Mollenkopf Steps Down as Purdue Football Coach
Purdue University head coach Jack Mollenkopf will retire on July 1 after 23 years with the program. He announced the decision via conference call from Honolulu where he coaches the Hula Bowl. Mollenkopf led Purdue to 84 wins, 39 losses, and nine ties, with five straight seasons of eight wins or more.
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Red) Mackey
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