Kansas Goes to Tiger Lair After Blasting by K-State
Kansas suffers a 70 45 defeat at Manhattan as Kansas State dominates KU with stifling defense. Nolen Ellison nets 16 points, Jerry Gardner limited to one field goal. Dick Ewy and Warren Brown key the defensive effort. State jumps to 9 1 lead early and cruises past the Jayhawks.
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Kansas Falls Short in Slow First Half, Cold Second Half
Attendance 11,000 as Kansas trails 38 27 at halftime. State shoots 39 percent to Kansas 24, with Kansas unable to close the gap. Marriott leads with 21 for State, Ellison tops Kansas with 16 as Harp laments lack of scoring options.
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Weaver Names 11 to Join K State Football Next Fall
Kansas State football coach Doug Weaver disclosed the list of 11 high school seniors who will enroll next autumn. The group includes John Elliott of Ulysses, Rich Gilkison from Effingham, Jim Harrison of Beloit, Phil King from Manhattan, Bill Lowman of Manhattan, Steve Meats of Concordia, Larry Ollek of Hillsboro, Gary Pankratz of Hillsboro, Lynn Senkbeil of Salina, Jim Shanks of North Kansas City, and Bob Wellman of Wichita Southeast.
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Wichita
Har mon and Hank draw in Miami card night
Associated Press report shows Allen Harmon of Miami and Henry Hank of Miami tied. Carlos Quiles of New York outpointed Marcel Bizien of Jersey City in Union City on a boxing card.
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International skater Werner Groebli stars in Shistads and Johnson Ice Follies
In private files Werner Groebli of Basel Switzerland is noted for his 23rd season in the Shistads and Johnson Ice Follies. The longtime international favorite on skates headlines a show featuring top performers and a mix of novelty acts.
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Wesleyan Beats Baker to Reach 3-3 KCAC Mark
Wesleyan defeated Baker 81 to 62 in Salina Kansas to even its Kansas Conference record at 3 and 3. The Coyotes moved into a tie for fifth place while Baker extended its losing streak to seven games.
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Prairie View Reclaims Top AP Small College Poll Lead
Prairie View Texas sits first in the AP small college basketball rankings after a 9-1 start and wins over Texas College 78-59 and Arkansas A M 88-73. Grambling Louisiana remains second as Evansville drops from the top ten following two losses.
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Pro Cage Report Wednesday and Thursday Scoreboard
Wednesday results feature Chicago 208 over Hoxton and Syracuse U4 over St. Louis 122. Detroit 110 edged Philadelphia. Thursday plans include Philadelphia at Cineinaad and St. Louis at New York Boston Cinecinbaud at Boston.
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Harp Sees KU Slump Deepens After 70 45 Loss
Kansas University coach Dick Harp laments a 70 45 defeat at Kansas State and predicts a 0 3 start after the break unless the Jayhawks make a sudden turnaround. He praises K State standouts Marriott Ewy and Brown and notes KU’s defensive struggles and 26 turnovers.
Kentucky picks Charley Bradshaw to lead football revival
Charley Bradshaw, 36, a former Kentucky player and Alabama assistant, was named head coach to revive Kentucky football. He vows to recruit better students and discard the "tramp athlete" image. Bradshaw signed a four year contract. salary not disclosed.
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Bradley Breaks Cincinnati With 70 68 Upset
Bradley Braves upset second-ranked Cincinnati 70 68 in overtime at Peoria to seize the Missouri Valley lead as Cincinnati drops to 3 2 in conference play. Bradley extends to eight straight wins while Cincinnati remains 11 2 overall and foul trouble hinders the Bearcats.
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