Rogers to Start Loop Opener
Kansas coach Ted Owens plans another lineup shakeup as the Jayhawks host Colorado to open Big Eight play. Tipoff is 7:35 p.m. in Allen Fieldhouse with the KU JayVees playing a 5 p.m. preliminary. The new lineup lists Mike Fiddelke and Willson Barrow at forward, Rick Suttle at center, Tom Kivisto and Marshall Rogers in the backcourt.
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Jayhawks look to spark scoring with Rogers debut off Notre Dame show
Kansas basketball notes Rogers off bench for 12 points against Notre Dame, boosting quickness. Owens cites inconsistency and 20 turnovers per five games as the team struggles to reach its scoring pace, while Buffs Scott Wedman and Dave Logan lead Colorado as Kansas seeks rhythm at home after a late-December win.
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Missouri and Kansas State open Big Eight title chase in Manhattan
Fifth ranked Missouri visits 17th ranked Kansas State in Manhattan to open the Big Eight race. Missouri seeks a 13th straight win as Lon Kruger may miss the Wildcats game with a sprained ankle. Coach Norm Stewart notes the need for a strong road effort.
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West Roars By Ottawa In Junior High Clash
West Warhawks crushed Ottawa 73 to 56 as their fast break game sparked a 6-1 season start. Four players Polk Barnes Swanson Wilburn hit double figures while coach Barnes urged better team cohesion. Ottawa won the eighth grade game 37-32. Next up is intra city rival South Ottawa.
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JayVees Open Season in Allen Fieldhouse Debut
The Kansas JayVees freshen up for 1960s fans as they face Team Sports, an AAU squad from Topeka with ex Jayhawk Del ry Lewis, in a 5 p.m. prelude to the Kansas Colorado game at Allen Fieldhouse. Coach Ted Owens leads the KU squad.
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Kansas JayVee schedule shifts due to injuries
Kansas Scoring calls five December junior varsity contests because of injuries but two will be made up. William Jewell will play Feb 27 instead of Dec 5 and Johnson County JC will play Feb 17 instead of Dec 9. Oklahoma series dropped. Sooners cancel remaining JayVee games. Upcoming: Kansas State Jan 23, Colby JC Feb 10, Kansas State Feb 13. Probable starters: Drew Rogers, Ray Schultz, Derrick Glanton, Dwight Haley, Bob Falk. All are freshmen except Haley a sophomore.
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Baseball adopts designated hitter concept in American League
The American League won approval to use a designated hitter for starting and all following pitchers in a game. Managers must name the pinch hitter in lineup cards before play begins. The National League allowed the experiment for three seasons but will not implement it. A study committee will also review interleague play possibility for 1974.
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Designated pinch hitter rule update in American League
Chicago reports the American League adopts a new rule allowing a pinch hitter to bat for the starting pitcher and all subsequent pitchers in a game without altering pitcher status. The hitter must be named before the game and appears only as a hitter. If not designated, no pinch hitter for the pitcher is allowed.
Saturday TV Sports Schedule Highlighting Key Matchups
The lineup features Drake versus West Texas State at noon on Channel 13 with Florida State facing Cincinnati on Channels 27 and 41. At 2 p.m. Oklahoma meets Iowa State on Channels 5 and 13 and the New York Rangers play St. Louis Blues on Channels 4 and 27. Wide World of Sports airs at 4 p.m. on Channels 2 9 and 13.
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Sunday NBA and Super Bowl TV Schedule
At 11 a.m. Notre Dame faces Marquette on channels 2 9 and 13 and Channel 5. At 2 p.m. Super Bowl Precede on channels 4 and 27 prior to 2:30 p.m. kickoff Miami battles Washington on channels 4 and 27.
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