Chiefs Packers Star Trainers Share Super Bowl Reflections
KU athletic trainer Dean Nesmith recalls his ties to Chiefs Curtis McClinton and Bert Coan and Packers Bud Jorgensen. He notes Vince Lombardi runs a tight, paid team, and praises Lombardi as an effective general manager.
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Bud)Jorgensen
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Steelsmith Leads San Diego Open as Tour Strongman
Jerry Steelsmith of Santa Barbara shoots seven under par 64 to lead the San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club. Randy Glover sits one stroke back at 65 while Dan Keefe and Bobby Nichols share 66, amid a crowded field of under par scorers with Palmer and Nicklaus not in the event.
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Kerner Rejects New Orleans Offer for Hawks
St Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner rejected a New Orleans group bid after the sale fell through. The group had offered 3.8 million dollars for the club, and Kerner’s spokesman said a lower offer would not be acceptable.
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Harvey back in good shape but wife hurt in trip
Kansas University linebacker George Harvey shone in the East West Shrine game and the Hula Bowl in Hawaii while his wife Madlyn endured injuries from their trip. Harvey played defense for the West and offense for the South, facing stars like Clinton Jones and George Webster, and he sees a pro career ahead with scouts calling after his Hawaii visit.
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West Cagers Fall To Pioneer Team
West Junior High basketball lost 38 19 at Leavenworth as Leavenworth Pioneers led 10 0 after a scoreless West start and built a 15 4 halftime edge. Randy Farley Butch Jeltz and Dirk Wedd each scored four for West with Whitehead Alexander Turner adding two. West eighth grade was 40 24 and Bob Seaver had 11. Next action at Ottawa Thursday.
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Winston-Salem Guard Tops NCAA Scorers
Earl Monroe of Winston-Salem leads the NCAA small college scoring race with a 43.3 point per game average and four 50 plus point games. Willie Scott of Alabama State is second at 34.6 points. Kentucky Wesleyan leads in scoring margin at 26.6 points per game. Stillman tops in total offense at 112.1 PPG and Ashland allows 48.2 PPG.
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