NCAA Convention Ends With Rejected Split Plan
The 67th annual NCAA convention adjourned after a 224 to 218 defeat of a proposed split into large and small school divisions. The vote fell short of the two-thirds requirement, while other reform proposals including scholarship limits and the 1.6 academic average rule were also rejected. Ex-Arizona player Stewart Udall criticized win-at-all-costs attitudes during the session.
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Stewart L. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Udall
Washington, D.C
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
Oskaloosa Routs Perry in Jeff County League Clash
Oskaloosa broke a close game in the third quarter and blanked Perry Lecompton 54 to 48 to move to 6-3 in league play. Gary Hime led Oskaloosa with 18 points while Deve Wittner and Chet Potters added 14 and 12. Perry's Gus Barnett scored 16 and Tim Walter 14 as Perry fell to 3-5 in league play. Other Jeff County results: McLouth 53 Easton 34. Jeff West 63 Jeff North 39. Royal Valley 56 Valley Falls 42.
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Perry-Lecompton
Perry
Bears
Kaws
Osky
Gary Hime
Deve Wittner
Chet Potters
Jeff County
McLouth
Easton
Jeff West
Jeff North
Royal Valley
Valley Falls
Perry-Lecomp
Schroeder
Wittner
Potters
Hime
Dailey
Breeson
Brenton
Walter
McAfee
Barnett
Daniels
Kruger Out Indefinitely For K State Game
Kansas State will face Missouri without Lon Kruger the Wildcats guard sidelined by ankle injuries. Kruger missed SMU last Wednesday, returned to practice Thursday but hurt his right ankle and is out indefinitely as Oklahoma State heads to Nebraska and Colorado visits Kansas tonight.
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Kansas State
Missouri
Lon Kruger
Wildcats
Kruger
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Family Night Starts Tuesday at Broken Arrow School
The Broken Arrow park and recreation department begins Family Night this Tuesday with 7 to 9 p.m. access for parents and their children to play volleyball basketball and other games. Unaccompanied children will not be admitted, while nearby South Junior High stays open 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays for adults.
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Broken Arrow School
Park and Recreation Department
South Junior High
V Ball Tourney Set Deadline for City Postseason
Enter by January 22 for the city post season volleyball tournament. The double elimination meet starts February 1 at South Junior High. Trophies await the top three finishers.
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South Junior High
Notes and quotes from a busy sports week in Kansas
A survey of sports chatter touches on Super Bowl VII nicknames, Missouri Kansas State hoops, and near TV showings. It cites Big Eight rules affecting telecast rights and attendance while noting Kansas games, player anecdotes, and coaching quips from Abe Lemons Hayden Fry and Ted Owens.
Snead Extends Phoenix Open Lead With 129 Two-Round Total
J C Snead, nephew of Sam Snead, shot 67 after a 62 opening round to reach 129 after 36 holes at the Phoenix Open. He holds a three stroke edge over Grier Jones and sits ahead of Dave Hill and Gary Groh with 132. Notables Nicklaus Trevino Palmer Caspar are not in the field.
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Ariz
Big J. C. Snead
Snead
Sam Snead
Arizona Country Club
United States
Great Britain
Grier Jones
Dave Hill
Gary Groh
Larry Ziegler
Lanny Wadkins
Dwight Nevil
Homero Blancas
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Billy Caslpar
Evans cited with award in NCAA Silver Anniversary honors
CHICAGO ex Jayhawk Ray Evans Kansas City banker and former Kansas University All American was among five ex athletes honored by the NCAA. Evans played KU basketball in 1942 43 and football 1947 after Air Force duty. Omar Bradley received the Theodore Roosevelt Award but could not attend due to illness.
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Chicago
Ray Evans
Kansas City
Kansas University
NCAA
Evans
Stewart Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
John Ferraro
Los Angeles
Southern Cal
Donald Mulder
Hope College
John D. Hopper
Camp Hill
Dickinson College
Omar Bradley
Army
Theodore Roosevelt
KSD Rout Linwood 84 to 44 in Friday Night High School Basketball
Kansas School for the Deaf exploded for 50 points in the second half to defeat Linwood 84 to 44. Bob Walker led the visitors with 14 points as Linwood hosts Lone Jack next Friday. Linwood players listed include Cox 6 and Ruberry 39 for KSD, with Redick 11 and OConnor among others.
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Clathe
Kansas School For the Deaf
Linwood
Bob Walker
Bulldogs
Lone Jack
Cox
Walker
Garber
Wisman
Keling
Gordon
Ruberry
Redick
Jay & Hottle
Rumble
O'Connor
Baker Nudges Ottawa In League Lid-Lifter
Baker University beat Ottawa 56-54 in a Heart of America Conference opener. Larry White hit a game winning basket with two seconds left, while Mike O'Neal led Baker with 13 points and Al Johnson top scored for Ottawa with 21. Baker improves to 1-0 in conference and 7-6 overall.
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Ottawa
Baldwin
Baker University
Heart of America
Larry White
Mike O‘neal
Wildcat
al Johnson
Fred Brown
Seattle
Detroit
Bucky Buckwater
Sonics
Brown
Prep basketball scores from the Kansas AP roundup
The page lists numerous high school basketball results from the Associated Press across Kansas, detailing teams such as Alma, Andale, Argonia, Chapman, Cimarron, Hutchinson, Manhattan, and Wichita schools with their opponents and final scores. It includes league and county tourney mentions and regional pairings through shortened, OCR-like lineups.
Kings rout by Jabbar as Ratliff struggles on court
Milwaukee star Kareem Abdul Jabbar poured in 38 points helping the Bucks to a 117-98 victory over the Kansas City Omaha Kings, who played without Sam Lacey and Nate Archibald. Ratliff, a rookie, endured tough coverage as Lacey’s absence and Archibald’s quiet night limited KCO scoring.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Mike Ratliff
Kansas City- Omaha Kings
Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Kings
Sam Lacey
Nate Archibald
Chiefs Brown Set to Quit
Aaron Brown the Chiefs defensive end said he will retire after the 1972 NFL season. The Minnesota native, 2 time Minnesota All-American, told the Minneapolis Tribune he is not unhappy with Kansas City but wants to settle in one place for his family and would quit if needed.
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Brown
University of Minnesota
Golden Valley
the Tribune
Stram
Kansas City
KU Holds Second Spot in Cowboy-Sooner Invite
Kansas University swims to a solid second place on day two at Stillwater, trailing SMU 299 to 271 with Colorado State third at 173. KU’s 800 freestyle relay A team placed second and B team fourth, A clocking 7:12.5 just shy of the national qualifying time.
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Okla
Kansas University
Southern Methodist
SMU
Jayhawks
Colorado State
Smith Sets Indoor Vault Record at National Meet
Smith of the Pacific Coast Club cleared 17 feet 8% inches to set an American indoor pole vault record at the National Invitational Indoor Track Meet in College Park. He attempted 18 feet 11% inches for a world mark but was cut on his right thigh requiring stitches. Milburn and Komar were defeated. Larry Shipp, freshman at LSU, upset Milburn in the 69 yard high hurdles. Woods set a meet record in the shot put at 68 feet 11 inches.
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College Park. Md
Steve Smith
Pacific Coast Club
George Woods
Komar
Munich
Pro Cage Report NBA Yesterday's Results
The Associated Press notes scores from NBA games yesterday. Beston beat Atlanta 183 to 109 while Tuffalo defeated Portland 120 to 100. Milwaukee topped Kansas City Omaha 117 to 98 and New York edged Houston 104 to 103. Golden State won 108 to 107 over Phoenix. Seattle 115 beat Detroit 104 and Cleveland 113 over Philadelphia 109. Los Angeles 109, Chicago 97. Virginia 108 defeated New York 93. Carolina 129 beat Dallas 106. Kentucky 104 defeated Memphis 101. Denver 128 beat Indiana 119.
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Seattle
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Philadelphia
Bulls
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Jerry West
Rick Barry
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Virginia
Carolina
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