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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
9
Sunday afternoon in Hoch Auditorium the University Chorus directed by James Ralston and Clayton Krehbiel teams with the University Symphony Orchestra for a joint concert.
On Stage 1 director Robert Baustian and Prof. Krehbiel led a near 400 strong program pairing the University Singers with the chorus. Works included Giovanni Gabrieli’s In ecclesiis and Nelsons Missa Solemnis with notable solos by Martha Bert Linda Eckard Bruce Gardner and Michael Riley.
The notice states that bladder irritation affects many women and some men, causing frequent burning and itching urination and sleep disruption. It claims CYSTEX relieves symptoms by eroding germs with acid litine and providing analgesic relief, advising readers to buy at druggists for fast comfort.
Three former Lawrence High School gymnasts now Kansas varsity members will perform at halftime tonight in Allen Fieldhouse during the Kansas Oklahoma basel game. The demonstrators are Capt. Kent Dobbins Robert Pierson and Stan Rood. Pierson and Rood are freshmen. Chuck Taylor former Stanford football guard and 1942 All America is now athletic director at the university.
In Kansas small college basketball last week the Kansas Conference and CIC leaders held firmer first place. College of Emporia leads the Kansas Conference at 6 0, while Pittsburg State tops the CIC with 3 0. Bethel, Bethany, McPherson and Southwestern chase fourth with 3 3 records. Ottawa sits third in the KC with 4 2, and Wesleyan remains second at 5 1 after a 69 61 win over Bethany. In the CIC Pittsburg State defeats Fort Hays and Washburn for a two game lead, while Emporia State climbs to second after beating Washburn. Remaining schedules feature multiple key matchups across both leagues.
Arnold Palmer captured the Los Angeles Golf Tournament title at Rancho Park for his second win in about two years. He finished 72 holes at 273 after a stubborn final round of 73, three strokes ahead of Miller Barber and Paul Harney, with Bill Casper Jr. two behind. Palmer led by seven after Saturday, faced late pressure from Harney and Barber, and described winning as a bright start to 1966 as he prepared for TV work and the San Diego Open.
Winchester High School moved to 6 2 with an 86 68 home victory over Perry. Roger Seyler led with 25 points and Bill Stallard added 21 for the Winchester squad. Perry scorers included Filbert 26 Manville 8 and Baker 9 among others.
The head coach argues that the tense rivalry among major professional leagues harms college football. LSU athletic director Jim Corbett, chair of the NCAA Collegiate Professional Relations Committee, says drafts should be delayed past New Year bowl games. He notes no strict enforcement power but a report will be submitted to the NCAA and AFCA at their conventions.
John Pennel vaulted 15 feet 7% inches to set a new indoor mark at the Examin er Invitational meet in San Francisco, despite a chronic back ailment. Randy Johnson shined in Mobile and Lincoln regents approve stadium expansion. Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky team rises after a tough season.
A disjointed OCR style list shows numerous college basketball scores across many teams and venues. Notable results include St. Joseph's 93 over LaSalle Columbie 75, Harvard 78 over Princeton 60, Army 59 over Beton Haji 657, Duquesne 73 over St. Bona'ure 96, Syracuse 83 over Navy 13, Duke 88 over North Carolina 77, Kentucky 78 over Florida 4, Davidson 106 over W. Virginia Tennessee 123, North Carolina State 86 over V 69 Auburn 74, Jam. Wake Forest 96 over Ge. T Furman 174, Tulanes fan over VMI 89, Oklahoma 64 over Kan. State 67, Texas A&M 93 over Rice 86, and several other mixed results.
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