Big Eight clash as KU visits K State in telecast battle
Kansas and Kansas State square off at Ahearn Fieldhouse in a key Big Eight showdown. KU leads 11-4 with Walter Wesley dominating inside while K State relies on Roy Smith and Jeff Simons as their top scorers. The telecast airs on Channel 13 with a 7:35 p.m. tip.
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Washburn Coach Rainsberger Joins KU as Assistant
Ellis Rainsberger, 31, formerly the head football coach at Washburn University in Topeka, has been hired as an assistant coach at Kansas University. The university announced the selection of the new staff member.
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UCLA Maintains Lead In AP Major College Poll
UCLA remains the top team in the AP major college basketball poll, extending its winning streak to 13 after defeats of California and Stanford. Michigan moves to runner up as St. Joseph's climbs to third and Wichita advances to fourth amid shifts in the top ten.
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NCAA Tickets On Sale For Midwest Regional At KSU
Mail orders for NCAA Midwest Regional tickets at Kansas State in Ahearn Fieldhouse go on Feb 15. Window sales begin Feb 26. Limit four tickets per person with preference for two-night orders. Tickets cost 3 dollars plus 25 cents mailing charge. Games March 12 start 7 30 and 9 30 p m and March 13 at 7 00 and 9 00 p m.
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Barnes finishes coaching career at UCLA
Los Angeles AP reports former UCLA Head Coach Bill Barnes resigns after 15 years on the staff and declining a new contract. He will enter business with Property Research Corp and begins work February 1 near the Westwood campus.
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Perkins Falls as Hernandez Captures Welter Title in Caracas
Carlos Hernandez upset Eddie Perkins by split decision to take the 140 pound world junior welterweight crown in Caracas. Hernandez earned the title despite a controversial showing by American referee Henry Armstrong and mixed ring scoring from Latin judges. Perkins had entered the bout on a seven- fight win streak and earned a $22 500 guarantee but may receive a rematch in future bouts.
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Bad Brakes Cited In Crash by Foyt
A J Foyt said faulty brakes caused his Riverside 500 crash. The two time Indianapolis 500 winner was hospitalized after his 1965 Ford went off the course on the inside at lap 70, fracturing a vertebra and foot and sustaining minor internal injuries.
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Iowa Upsets Indiana 74 68 to Tie for Big Ten Lead
Iowa rode a 34-20 halftime margin to a 74-68 upset of Indiana in Bloomington. Gary Olson and Chris Purvaill scored 40 for Iowa as Indiana’s Jon McGlocklin sat with a knee injury. Indiana’s Ron Iwema led Butler past Bradley 80-74 in Indianapolis. Kentucky and Tennessee won SEC tests. Nebraska beat Iowa State.
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Navy names Virginia coach Bill Elias to lead football team
Virginia's Bill Elias is selected as Navy's fourth civilian head coach since WWII ending officer rotation. Elias, 41, leaves Virginia after four seasons to sign a one year contract near the reported 19000 dollar salary. He built a strong recruiting and organizing reputation and beat Army last season 35 14. He was among 15 candidates interviewed by the Athletic Board of Control.
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Garron Suffers Broken Hip in AFL All Star Game
Boston Patriot fullback Larry Garron has a fractured and dislocated hip after a tackle in the fourth period of the AFL All Star game last Saturday. The injury occurred during a league showcase, with Garron expected to undergo medical evaluation and treatment.
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Louisville Faces Cincinnati In Key Valley Clash
Veteran coach Peck Hickman seeks his 400th win as Louisville hosts Cincinnati in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Louisville sits 3-2 in Valley and 10-4 overall, with core players Reuther Finnegan leading scoring. Cincinnati, 1-2 in the Valley at 9-4 overall, aims to move up after a 104-80 win over Bradley.
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Zeidel fined and suspended after spit incident in Seattle
Seattle Totems defenseman Larry Zeidel was fined 200 by the Western Hockey League and suspended indefinitely after three spits toward referee Willie Papp during a victory at the Seattle Coliseum against the Victoria Maple Leafs. League president Al Leader set a standard fine of 66.66 and 2 3 per spit.
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