Kansas Beats Missouri 78-66 in Home Win at Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas defeats Missouri 78-66 before 12,000 at Allen Fieldhouse to extend their streak to seven. Walt Wesley scores 33 points with 10 rebounds. Al Lopes 16 and Del Lewis 10 also reach double figures as KU heads to Boulder to face Colorado.
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NCAA Aims Its Big Guns At AAU Control
At Chicago the NCAA enters its 59th convention amid skirmishing with the AAU over control of Olympic and international amateur athletes. Talks with pro leagues focus on early player signings while the Extra Events Committee pushes bowl game television restrictions to curb professional reps. The long power struggle with the AAU, paused by the MacArthur cease-fire, dominates the agenda.
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Perry Tops Meriden In 80-53 Victory
Perry romped to an 80-53 basketball win over Meriden to improve the Raw season record to 5-1. Thirteen Perry players scored led by Steve Crawshaw with 16 and Roger Seyler 14. Jim Stanwix added 11 with a balanced scoring list. Next game is Friday at Valley Falls.
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Kansas Net 23-3 Loss In Dual With Missouri
Missouri wrestling outscored Kansas 23-3 in a Saturday dual meet. Only Gary Duff, at 167 pounds, scored for Kansas while Harley Catlin impressed in his second match. Kansas’s next action is January 20 against Central Missouri State in Warrensburg.
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Nebraska regents boost Devaney salary to 22 000
University of Nebraska regents approved a $1,000 salary increase for football coach Bob Devaney and granted a two year extension. His new annual pay rises to 22 000 for the upcoming term.
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Devaney Leads Nebraska to 28-5 Record and Two Big Eight Titles
Professor and head football coach will run to December 31 1970. In three years at Nebraska Devaney's teams have won 28 games and lost five and have won two Big Eight titles.
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West All Stars Rout East In Pro Bowl Thriller
In Memorial Coliseum Western All Stars led by Fran Tarkenton Johnny Unitas and Gino Marchetti routed the East 34 to 14 before 60 698 fans. Tarkenton and Barr were named outstanding players as Frank Ryan Sonny Jurgensen Jim Brown and Paul Warfield led the East offense.
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Jayhawk Racing Association Meeting Tonight
The Jayhawk Racing Association meets at 7 30 tonight in the Community Building basement with public invited. The highlight is a 1964 Memorial Day 500 Mile Race film and featured speaker Ray Kimberling national champion road racer. The group operates April through September on Lawrence Ottawa and Topeka tracks.
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Kansas Tankmen Lose Two Duals
Iowa defeated Kansas 62 32 and Nebraska 63 32 in a triple dual meet at Lincoln. Kansas beat by Nebraska 53 42, with event times including 400 medley relay 3 54 by Kansas. Notables: Don Pennington and Dave Frank led Kansas in multiple events.
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High Tribute For Hank Iba Honored By Byline Club
Hank Iba received the Head line Award at a Kansas City banquet for coaching the U.S. Olympic basketball team to a dominant run in Tokyo. The Oklahoma State coach credited player discipline Honolulu preparation and Navy care for the victory while praising his men as finest type of athletes.
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Kansas Faces Colorado After Seven-Game Win Streak
The Kansas Jayhawks, riding a seven game run, travel to Boulder to confront Colorado which upset Kansas State recently. Walt Wesley scored 33 as Kansas beat Missouri 73 66 at Lawrence, while Oklahoma State blasted Nebraska 93 54 to stay pace.
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College hoops scores in the Big Eight list and results
The Big Eight basketball standings show Kansas State 1 Oklahoma 69 Kansas 66 Nebraska 56 Missouri 63 Colorado 58 Oklahoma State 54 Iowa State 62 Colorado 80 Kansas State 77 Kansas 73 Missouri 66 Iowa State 92 Nebraska Le Oklahoma State 92 Nebraska 4.
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Kansas Beats Colorado In Big Eight Tournament Title Game
Ted Owens in his first meeting as Kansas coach defeated Colorado 53-51 in the championship. Kansas then rode a four game series win streak dating to Colorado's 1963 Boulder victory. Colorado edged Kansas State 80-77 with Chuck Gardner scoring 21 and Pat Frink 25 as Kansas ran to 10-3 overall and 2-0 in the league.
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Highland Cagers Beat Tribe Here In Conference Showdown
Highland Junior College extended its perfect season to 10 wins by defeating Haskell Institute 57 to 50 in an Interstate Conference game. Harold Jeter led Highland with 22 points. Martin Allen added 12 and Virgil Rush 11. Burgess and Allen each had notable rebounds for Haskell.
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Arkansas City Leads 8th Legion Bowling Tourney
Arkansas City team Cherokee Lanes No. 2 tops after opening weekend with 3 233 score, beating Hei Decker Insurance of Paola by 99 pins for runner-up spot in the 8th annual state American Legion Bowling Tournament.
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Gillman says Hadl not in doghouse or trade plans
Sid Gillman, Chargers coach and GM, assures Journal-World Hadl isn’t in the doghouse and isn’t headed for a trade. He says Hadl, Breaux, and Tensi will compete for the No. 1 quarterback job as camp opens, with Hadl seeking his fourth season of improvement.
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Missouri Star Don Early Out One Week
Missouri basketball guard Don Early will miss at least a week with a knee injury from the 66 73 loss to Kansas at Lawrence. Coach Bob Vanatta said cartilage damage exists in Early's right knee but no surgery is expected. knee cast for about a week.
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