KU Basketeers to Colorado For League Scrap Saturday
Kansas University travels to Boulder to face Colorado in a Big Eight matchup. Injuries cloud KU’s lineup as star forwards and guards are limited. Colorado enters 1-0 in league play after a 60-59 win at Manhattan. Kansas seeks rebounding to counter Colorado’s size and build momentum.
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Colorado
Kansas State
Manhattan
Buffs
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Correll
Schichtle
Gibson
Jayhawks
Jays
New Midwest Lakes Shift Fishing Scene Across Decade
The piece surveys a surge of new midsize to large lakes in the Midwest reshaping fishing and tourism. It notes operator networks on established lakes adapt to fresh competition, cites Lake of the Ozarks Grand Lake Norfork Bull Shoals Table Rock and impacts of drought and flood on fishing pressure and shoreline development.
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Midwest
Lake of the Ozarks
Grand Lake
Oklahoma
Norfork
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Lake Norfork
Power Pool
Norfolk
Surprise UCLA and Texas Western Charge Toward Top of AP Poll
UCLA leads at 11-0 and Texas Western 15-1 as midseason calm settles in. Arizona State and NYU tumble from the Top Ten after rough starts. Wake Forest, West Virginia, Texas Tech win notable nonconference games.
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A string of college basketball results shows Penn State edging Lima 87 61 St Michael s beating Norwich 90 71 Rhode Island defeating Holy Cross 80 77 Boston University over Virginia 66 53 Virginia Tech overpowering Furman 765 Wake Forest beating Villanova 76 73 Florida State 114 Miami 91 Georgetown 90 Notre Dame 71 Baylor 83 76.
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Arizona State
New York University
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Associated Press
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Arizona State Sun Devils
Walt Hazzard
California
Brigham Young
Butler
Kansas State
Kansas
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Creighton
Yale
Michigan
Illinois
Washington State
Jim Barnes
Border Bandits
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Tarleton
Long Beach
San Jose
Centenary
Tennessee Tech
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William and Mary
Clemson
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North Carolina
West Virginia
VMI
Texas Tech
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
Holy Cross
Tulsa
New Orleans Loyola
Memphis State
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Furman
Florida
Miami
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Lima
Penu
St. Michael's
Norwich
Rhode II
Boston
Va. Tech
Wacat
Virginia
Fila
Wake Foreat
Caro
Legala
Buff Reversal After Tourney Is Questioned
Kansas coach Dick Harp questions Colorado’s season pattern after a 74-67 Win in the holiday tourney. He cites mental attitude and prep struggles as he plans for Colorado in Boulder. Injuries include Al Correll, Harry Gibson, and Dave Schichtle. Freshmen open clash with Nebraska. Mike Finnigan from Ohio starts away.
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Kansas University
Boulder
Colorado
Lawrence
Jayhawks
Harry Gibson
Dave Schichtle
Walt Wesley
George Unseld
Steve Renko
al Correll
Kerry Bolton
Wayne Loving
del Lewis
Bolton
Dick Harp
Jim Davis
Jack Lintz
Mike Frink
George Parsons
Bob Joyce
Colorado University
Kansas
Harp
Philadelphia
Oklahoma State
Letterman Kerry Bolton
Ted Owens
Nebraska
Jim Dreiling
Victoria
Ron Franz
Ward
Halley Kampschroeder
Pat Davis
Washburn
Mike Finnigan
Troy
Ohio
Cincinnati Loses Key Guard in Scholastic Ineligibility
Cincinnati basketball team loses starting guard Roland West and 6 10 reserve center Neil Stappenbeck to scholastic ineligibility. West had become a regular as the Bearcats, with an 8 3 record and a No 8 ranking, drop key players.
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Cincinnati
Roland West
Neil Stappenbeck
West
Hamilton opposes free substitution in college football
Admiral Tom Hamilton says restoring unlimited substitution would disrupt football balance. He notes past dominance by a few rich programs and urges maintaining restricted substitution as the healthier, more even system. The NCAA Football Rules Committee meets in Fort Lauderdale to decide on a compromise similar to 1962 63.
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NEW York
Tom Hamilton
West Coast
Hamilton
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Football Rules Committee
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
West Club Loses To Taller Outfit In Junior High Game
West A team falls 39 to 23 to Leavenworth as height advantage and early fouls limit West Harrell with four fouls and Miller out for season. Chip Maxwell scores 10, Dale Stanwix 20 in B-team loss. next game at Hayden.
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Leavenworth
Joe Ornelas
Warhawks
Hayden
David Harrell
Harrell
Tom Miller
Ottawa
Ornelas
Chip Maxwell
Dale Stanwix
Maxwell
Seateen
Oakson
Harris
D. Harre
Goff
Stucky
O Hooper
Rappard
Leavenworth “An
Toads Ceesses
Reinhart
Williams A
Sexton
Prp. Taylor
Waters
Brahe
Fi Hough
Tulsa Firm Surveys Bud Political Setup
A Tulsa firm confirms an opinion poll being conducted to aid Bud Wilkinson in deciding whether to seek the U S Senate seat. E D Zayat of Inter viewers Inc says the statewide poll is in progress but names and poll purpose cannot be disclosed. Wilkinson has not commented on running.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma University
Bud Wilkinson
U.S
E. D. Zayat
Interviewers Inc
Wilkinson
KU Wrestlers Battle Mizzou Here Tonight
The Kansas University wrestling team faces Missouri in a 7 30 p m dual at Allen Fieldhouse. KU starts 0 2 after losses to Missouri and Warrensburg State and marks the program’s return to varsity competition after a long layoff.
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Mizzou
Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Jayhawks
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Warrensburg
Legion Bowling Tourney Set for Hillcrest Lanes Saturday
Forty two teams enter the 17th annual American Legion state bowling championship at Hillcrest Lanes with 24 competing at 6 30 p m and 18 at 9 p m Saturday. Doubles and singles Sunday start at 9 a m. The three weekend event totals 156 teams and 772 singles entries. Harold Elliott of Lawrence defends the singles title.
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American Legion
Bob Compton
Lawrence
Alan Fisher
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Rusty Springer
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Color Guard
U.S. 40
Fisher
Compton
Harold Elliott
State Legion
Baldwin
Ramos Faces Dorado in Nontitle Bout With Title Talk Looming
Featherweight champion Sugar Ramos prepares for a 10 round televised bout against Vicente Dorado in Los Angeles. If Ramos wins he plans to move up to lightweight to challenge Carlos Ortiz, then defend his title in Tokyo on March 1 against Mitsunori Seki. Ramos carries a 45 win 33 knockout record with two draws and is a 2 to 1 favorite.
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Sugar Ramos
Vicente Dorado
Carlos Ortiz
Ramos
Tokyo
Mitsunori Seki
Dorado
Ortiz
Kansas stars lead in three league basketball categories
Willie Murrell of Kansas State and Jim King of Oklahoma State top the Big Eight in scoring, rebounding and shooting efficiency with Murrell posting a career high 35 points and impressive percentages. George Unseld of Kansas and four others rank in three categories, while King, Davis and Carey pace various rebounding and field goal metrics.
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Kansas City
Willie Murrell
Kansas State
Jim King
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Ray Bob Carey
Colorado
Jim Davis
Murrell
Larry Hawk
George Unseld
Kansas
Willie Wilson
Oklahoma
Roger Suttner
K-State
King
Davis
Carey
Bob Price
Haw
Farrell Johnson
Gary Garner
Charlie Jones
Nebraska
Wilson
Mike Frink
Harold Cobrun
Ned Monsees
Suttner
Gatewood
Steve Harmon
Iowa State
Harry Gibson
George Flamank
Jones
Gene Johnson
Rich Froistad
Flamank
Bob Ziegler
Hawk
Jack Lintz
Jackson Bays 30 Points Power Central Five to Victory
Leonard Jackson poured in 30 points as Central Junior High defeated Hayden 69 to 55. The Mustangs led 14 12 after a quarter and outscored Hayden in a 23 point second period. Ken White and Terry Benson added 13 each with Ron Mann and Jackson combining for most of the scoring in a 3 1 start to the season.
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Leonard Jackson
Central Junior High School
Hayden
Jackson
Dan Jaimes
Central
Mustangs
Ottawa
Fort Leavenworth
Ken White
Terry Benson
Ron Mann
Jaimes
Mann
Helzer
Laskowsk
White
S. Mitchell
Schmits
Benson
Rolsing
Gravenstein
Faught
Moore
Delgado
Bennett
Bernica
Collard
Chace
Harding
West
Freiedl
Lion Quint Plays Big Pioneer Club
Lawrence High School hosts Leavenworth High in a pair of basketball games at home. The B team starts about 6 30 and the A team around 8 15. Leavenworth has not beaten the Lions since 1955. the Pioneers are 7 0 on the season and favored. Roger Harris at 6 8 is Lawrence’s tallest, while Leavenworth relies on a 6 6 6 5 6 4 frontline and a fast break. Saturday night Lawrence meets Winfield at home with a single 7 90 start due to no B team contest.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas State
Manhattan
Correll
Harp
K State
Joyce
Jim Gough
Jayhawker
Ted Owens
Gough
Boulder
Chanute
Lawrence High School
Leavenworth High
Lawrence Court
Lawrence
Tall Fast Pioneers
Leavenworth
Lions
Pioneers
Roger Harris
Pioneer
Winfield
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