Tigers edged Yale in Ivy opener despite narrow win
No 15 Princeton survived Yale 69 58 in New Haven as Gabe Lewallis led with 18 points while Steve Goodrich and Brian Earl added 13 each. Yale fought back to within seven late before a 6 0 run sealed the Tigers victory.
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Princeton Defeats Yale 69 to 58 in College Clash
Princeton improves to 12-1 with a 69-58 win over Yale. Lewallis leads with 18 points and 8 rebounds while Tompkins adds 18 for Yale as foul trouble and 3 point shooting edge tilt the outcome.
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Missouri Tigers at Iowa State Enigma Promises Wide-Open Game
Missouri coach Norm Stewart faces inconsistent Tigers with new players including freshman Brian Graver and transfer Albert White likely out. Iowa State coach Tim Floyd notes improvement after a rough start, praising Lee Love for stabilizing the Cyclones.
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College basketball schedule reports multiple late Friday games
Two men’s games Friday night include Colorado at Nebraska and Texas at Oklahoma with several 7 to 8:35 pm tip times. Baylor visits Texas Tech at 7. Kansas at Texas A&M 7:05. Iowa State at Kansas State 7:05. Saturday feature includes Missouri at Kansas 7 pm and Texas Tech at Texas noon. January 18 Oklahoma at Nebraska listed.
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Kansas Track Opens Season At Kansas Invitational At Anschutz Pavilion
Kansas men's and women's track teams start their season hosting 14 teams at the Kansas Invitational in Anschutz Pavilion beginning at 10 a.m. Former KU pole vaulter Scott Huffman and Olympians Dawn Williams, Tim Harden, and Witek Busse will compete. Williams, Harden, and Busse bring NCAA and US national experience as the Jayhawks evaluate fitness, technique, and freshmen readiness for meet conditions. The schedule lists multiple invites and the NCAA championships in March as targets.
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LHS star Williams to walk on at Kansas
Al Williams, Lawrence High 1995 state champ reserve wide receiver, plans to walk on at Kansas University after two seasons at Hutchinson Community College. Hutch coach Martin Harrell calls him a hard-working player with limited Big 12 prospects. He had one catch for six yards last season and one for seven as a senior. He joins Hutch alums Jeremy Melton and Ty Cohoon in pursuing KU.
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West falls to Blue Valley Northwest in Indian Trail tourney
West Junior High lost 67-62 to Blue Valley Northwest for third place in the Indian Trail Tournament. Richie Dunlop led West with 19 points, Paul Holladay added 11, and West heads to South on Monday. Lawrence High sophs beat Free State 50-47 to move to 4-1. Free State's Jim Lewis and Mike Ward had nine each. LHS won the B game 59-40. Roy Williams will speak at Williams event.
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Lawrence Round Ball Club Meeting Scheduled at Local Club
Lawrence Round Ball Club will meet at 6 p.m. Monday at Lawrence Country Club. For information call Scott McMichael at the Williams Fund, 864-3946. Toreka-Chris Patch had nine points and eight rebounds, Aaron Landis five points and eight rebounds as Lawrence Seabury defeated Topeka Collegiate 27 to 13 in junior high boys basketball Friday.
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Frost Captures Shrine Spotlight Before East West Game
Scott Frost, center of attention at Stanford ahead of the Shrine game, signs autographs as fans linger after Nebraska’s 42-17 Orange Bowl win over Tennessee. The quarterback, who once left Stanford for Nebraska, will start as a quarterback for the West in the charity contest featuring 78 top college players.
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Warner and Blevins to play in Shrine Game
Kansas University outside linebacker Ron Warner and safety Tony Blevins will represent KU in the East West Shrine game. Warner will wear No. 99 and Blevins No. 29 for the West team coached by Kansas State's Bill Snyder.
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