Lions crush Northwest in Sunflower League game
Lawrence High Lions routed Mission Northwest 70 46 to stay unbeaten in league play at 2 0. Northwest dropped to 1 6 overall. Harden left with a bruised thigh but was expected to return. Backup Mark Southard stepped up with 13 points and eight free throws.
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Lions top Lawrence as Wayman Wilburn pours in 23 points
Northwest Lions pressuring Lawrence early and late, led by 23 points and 13 rebounds from 6-6 senior Wayman Wilburn. Wilburn shot 11 of 16 as Lions pull away after a 10-0 start and stay ahead 52-30 by end of third. Bench energy from Wellman and Southard helps cushion the win. Lawrence JV falls 76-60.
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Missouri Tigers Aiming For Big Eight Title In Home Clash
Missouri, ranked 15th by the coaches and 20th by the AP, hosts Kansas in Hearnes Building. The Tigers ride a 20 game home win streak as 12 2 start mirrors past strong seasons. Kansas seeks a road to a third straight league crown with Ted Owens stressing 40 minutes of focus.
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Cardinals roll to 84 73 victory over Louisburg
Eudora used balanced scoring to beat Louisburg 84 73 in Jayhawk League action. J C Gilroy led with 19 points, joined by Keith Brecheisen 17, Rick Hall 16, and Tony Rider and Mike Broughard 13 each as the Cards built a 23 14 first quarter and held a 48 32 halftime lead. Louisburg scorers included Pemberton 24 and Collins 16.
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Sooners seek new aide as Mosley heads to Texas Southern
The University of Oklahoma searches for an assistant coach to replace Wendell Mosley who leaves after 1971 as the Sooners offensive backs coach to take a head coaching post at Texas Southern University. NCAA limits coaching staffs to eight. rule effective July 1, 1976.
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Jayhawks take third at Sooner Relays in Oklahoma City
Kansas finishes behind Oklahoma and Kansas State by eight points, with four firsts led by Anthony Coleman in the 60 yard high hurdles and Rudy Guevara in the shot put. Notable marks include Cliff Wiley 30.93 in the 300 yard dash and the mile relay 3:19.7 as KU eyes next meet with Southern Illinois.
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Vote Undercuts Need-Based Aid in NCAA Football
In St Louis the NCAA convention narrowly defeated a move to tie football aid to financial need. Frustrated coaches led by Frank Broyles warned further cuts loom if recession and inflation persist. The division split showed basketball schools backing the measure more, while football powerhouses opposed it.
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Barrett to Join Davis Paint Co as VP in KC
Barrett formerly Kansas State athletic director who was relieved of duties last month will become vice president of the Davis Paint Co in Kansas City. James L. Davis, company president, said Barrett starts February 1.
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Haskell narrowly tops Hesston in late rally
Haskell rallies from 21 points down to beat Hesston Junior College 82 to 81 in Tecumseh. Standout Don Murphy leads with 22 points, while Brad Schweitzer nails 28 for Hesston. Matt scores in a key finish after Schneider fouls out as time runs out.
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Wellsville defeats Baldwin 57-42 in league loss
Baldwin coach Connie Braun called his team dead on offense and lacking motion after a 57-42 setback at Wellsville. Baldwin finished 2-7 overall and 1-6 in the Jayhawk League, with no player reaching double figures as Tim McHenry led Baldwin with 9 points.
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Lawrence sopho edges Mission West 62 61 in thriller
Lawrence, led early, fought to the finish to beat Mission West 62 61 in a sophomore basketball game. Key scorers include Lawrence Martinez 7 Wyatt 12 Catleth 9 Novotny 4 Morris 12 Gardner 18 and SM West Liftig 8 Wilkerson 12 Case 5 Laughlin 7 Davis 12 Baldwin 5 Keith 10 O Neal 2.
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Pokes squeeze Kansas State in women’s Jayhawk Classic
Kansas State faces Nebraska for third place at 1 p.m. while Oklahoma State edged Kansas 71 70 in a dramatic semifinal. OSU’s Reese led with 28 points as KU’s Mitchell 19 and Sanders 17 tried to rally in the closing minutes.
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Sports on TV Today and Sunday Highlights
Television sports schedule lists college basketball Nebraska Kansas State at 1 pm and NBA game Kansas City Portland at 7 30 pm on today. Sunday features Super Bowl pre game atioW at 11 30 am and Super Bowl game Pittsburgh Dallas at 1 pm with golf Phoenix Open shown at 4 30 pm.
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