Heated docks at Tuttle Creek draw anglers near Manhattan
Two Lawrence men tried winter fishing on the heated Turtle Creek docks on the east side of Tuttle Creek Lake. They found no bites but praised the setup with 40 seats per dock and overhead heaters. Local anglers from Kansas City Independence and Manhattan joined. manager waived the usual fee as activity grows.
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Bradley becomes Ivy League’s first 2000-point scorer
Princeton star Bill Bradley hit a 25 foot jump shot against Columbia to reach 2000 career points, triggering a stoppage as officials announced the milestone to 3,023 in attendance. He finished with 41 points in the 78-68 win, bringing his total to 2022.
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Robustelli Quits Pro Football Again
Stamford Connecticut AP reports Andy Robustelli has announced once more that he is quitting professional football.
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Washburn Climbs to Second in CIC Standings
Washburn edged Emporia State 63-61 to seize sole possession of second place at 2-1 in the CIC. McPherson remains atop the Kansas Conference at 8-1 after Marion Enke scored 36 in a 95-79 win over Friends. The Blues trailed late but Hibbard's shot and Nelson's free throw sealed the win.
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Mills and Dotson To Tangle Tonight
Boston AP The 39th Knights of Columbus Games feature Lt Billy Mills and Mieke Larrabee as top contenders in the indoor track season opener. Mills aims to run a sub four minute mile despite a severe snowstorm threatening travel and a late 10 p.m. start at Boston Garden. He faces Bill Dotson and others including Mike Wigg Keith Forman Jim Irons and Dave Farley.
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Unlimited Sub Rule Almost Sure for College Football
The NCAA Football Rules Committee moved toward a two platoon system next season. A second rule allowing unrestricted substitution when the ball changes hands is favored, potentially ending deliberate offsides and clock games. The panel also rejected a coach sideline conference during charged timeouts by a 13-8 vote.
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Baldwin Cagers Beat Gardner for Fifth Win
Baldwin High cruised to a 65-39 victory over Gardner as the Bulldogs built a 17-8 lead and never surrendered. Ron Chambers led Gardner with 13 points while Dennis Shreve topped Gardner with eight. Baldwin improved to 5-3 overall and 5-1 in Little Seven league. next up is the Williamsburg Invitational semi final against Spring Hill or Williamsburg. Other Baldwin scorers included Mitchell 12 Hobson 10 Purvis 9 Beedles 1 Leitacker 4 Swan 2 Taul 6 Biddle 6 Perry 2.
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United States Reaches Semifinals in Federation Cup
In Melbourne the United States advanced to the semifinals by defeating Italy. Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach beat Lea Pericoli 6-3 6-1, while Carole Graebner of Cleveland defeated Francesca Gordigiani 6-1 6-0.
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Celtics Extend Winning Streak As 76ers Struggle In Trade Turmoil
The Boston Celtics ripped the Philadelphia 76ers 104 95 extending their streak to 13 games while Philadelphia short handed to seven men after the Wilt Chamberlain trade. The loss follows the All Star break which saw three players move to San Francisco for Chamberlain who is on leave before reporting.
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College basketball results roundup with scores
Holy Cross defeats Dartmouth 93 to 74 Princeton over Columbia 78 to 68 Cornell survives Penn 65 to 7 0 Rutgers edges Bucknell 70 to 66 North Carolina tops The Citadel 75 to 69 Washington and Lee beats Wesleyan 81 to 4 Albion 93 over Lake Forest 72 UCLA loses 54 76 California 75 beats Arizona 75 73 Brigham Young 73 over Utah 97 Arizona State West 90 So California 75 Stanford 55 Washington State 75 over Oregon 0
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