Jayhawks Seek rebound in Big Eight clash with K-State
Kansas University aims to rebound in the Big Eight race by hosting Kansas State at Ahearn Fieldhouse in Manhattan. The 7:35 p.m. contest follows a 5:15 p.m. freshmen game and will be telecast on Channels 9 and 13. Kansas trailed Oklahoma and Missouri recently while K-State sits second at 3-1.
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Jo Jo White
Rich Bradshaw
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
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Ray Willis
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KU K State Winner Gets Good Position
After 13 Big Eight games the race remains open with Kansas and Kansas State in strong positions. Iowa State coach Glen Anderson notes the league is unpredictable as Missouri and Oklahoma join the top tier with key home and road records shaping the title chase.
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NAIA Indoor Track Champs Attract World Class Field
World record holders Jim Hines and Ralph Boston lead a strong NAIA indoor meet in Kansas City with an international field including Josef Odlozil Ker ry O'Brien Karl Kresmer and Risto Ivanoff among others. Top domestic stars Van Nelson Billy Mills and a large field compete across 26 events with 384 athletes from 77 schools. Finals start Friday night with prelims.
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Jim Hines
Ralph Boston
Josef Odlozil
Czechoslovakia
Kerry O’brien
Australia
Karl Kresmer
West Germany
Tennessee
Risto Ivanoff
Finland
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
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Kansas
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Boston
Bobby Beamon
Texas- el Paso
Clarence Robinson
Mexico
Gary Ard
Jerry Proctor
Redlands
Calif
Two Grid Aides Hired For Colorado's Staff
Colorado Coach Eddie Crowder announced the addition of Pat Culpepper and Auggie Tammariello to the football staff in Boulder. Culpepper returns to Colorado after two years at Tulane while Tammariello has served six seasons as offensive line coach at William & Mary. Rudy Feldman left for New Mexico and Larry Bielat departed, with Billy Williamson named defensive backfield coach at Georgia Tech.
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Colorado
Eddie Crowder
Pat Culpepper
Auggie Tammariello
Culpepper
Tulane
Tammariello
William & Mary
Rudy Feldman
New Mexico
Larry Bielat
Billy Williamson
Georgia Tech
Nazarene and St Johns win big in local league play
Nazarene Church routed DeMolay 56 35 and St Johns defeated Trinity Lutheran 42 30 in Class AA games Thursday night at the Community Building. ALDS beat Plymouth Congregational 34 28 and First Baptist downed WSP 40 13 in Class A action.
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Lion Wrestlers Defeat Rosedale in Dual Meet Night
The Lawrence High School wrestling team posted a 30 to 11 win over Rosedale in a Thursday dual meet at Rosedale, their second victory in five meets. Notable results include Scott Jacoby, Allen Wolff, and Steve Johnson earning decisions, with Richard Pierce pinning Rex Laturner and Monte Rose pinning Mike Horn.
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Lion Grapplers
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Larry Roberts
Allen Wolff
Dale Hears
Richard Pierce
Rex Laturner
Steve Johnson
Jerry Nave
Shan Marsh
Bob Para
Ron Ball
Jesse Sanchez
Steve Bowles
Jeff Eye
Robert Hartman
Bob Vargas
Monte Rose
Mike Horn
Kie Lang
Joe Mann
Bill Owens
Tom Oakson
Hwt
George Schuler
Paul McClure
Drew
Cage Report List of College and High School Scores
College games include Miami Ohio 72 Navier Ohio 65 New Mexico 72 Utah 66 MCLA 93 Portland 69 Wyoming 81 Brig Young 70 Colo State U 88 Seattle 79 Denver 100 Utah State 80 Kansas High School CNC Tournament results with Plainville Paleo and Stockton wins plus consolation semifinals Ellis 61 Walkeeney 657 detailed.
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Girard
Frontenac
Plainville
Paleo
Stockton
Hill City
Ellis
Walkeeney
Pro Cage Report Scores From St Louis and Cincinnati
Pro Cage Report lists St Louis 119 Baltimore 116 and Cincinnati 129 San Diego 126. Also ABA results Dallas 94 Kentucky 89 and Denver 126 New Orleans 97 while Minnesota 129 Oakland 117 are noted.
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New Orleans
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McGonigle Injured Sidelined Before Missouri clash
Iowa State senior guard John McGonigle sprained an ankle in Thursday practice and is not expected to play against Missouri on Saturday. The injury leaves the Cyclones short handed for the upcoming game.
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John McGonigle
Missouri
Congress Eyes End to AAU NCAA Track Feud
Senators Javits and Griffin push federal action to end the dispute over amateur track and field governance risking Olympic eligibility. Avery Brundage warns government intervention could render the entire U S team ineligible as the AAU and NCAA conflict over a Feb 9 New York meet.
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Robert Griffin
R-Mich
New York
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International Olympic Committee
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NCAA
U.S
Pearson Pushing For Sports Unity
U S Senator James Pearson pledges to push a bill dismantling NCAA and AAU control of amateur athletics if their feud cannot be settled. The plan would create a federally chartered supreme athletic board with oversight of all amateur sports, hearings possible in days and a two day committee path to a vote.
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Kheel
New York
Avery Brundage
International Olympics Committee
Wyandotte Sophomores Throttle Lions 53 30
Wyandotte High School sophomore basketball team defeated Lawrence High School 53 to 30 at the LHS Gym. Wayne Breser led Wyandotte with 23 points while Butch Jeltz led LHS with 9 points. Other LHS scorers included Schmitz 7 Whitehead 5, Dean 3, Hammer 2, Jacobs 2, Mitchell 2.
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Wyandotte
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Don Whitehead
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Jack Schmitz
Jim Dean
Mike Jacobs
Steve Mitchell
Lions Seek Must Win Over Manhattan in Key Clash
Lawrence High aims to snap a 3-game slide by hosting Manhattan at 7:30 pm in the LHS gym. The Lions, 2-6 on the season, seek a victory before departing for Topeka Invitational, while Manhattan eyes another win to improve its early record.
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John Thoren
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Junction City
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Gary Walter
Charles Craine
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Craine
Steve Loofbourrow
Mark Lansdowne
Mike Starnes
Russ Winter
Tex Winter
Winter
Rife
Thoren
UCLA Tall Center Lew Alcindor Question Mark for Houston Showdown
UCLA and Houston ready for a top ranked showdown in the Astrodome with Lew Alcindor a possible participant despite eye injury as UCLA seeks a 48th straight win. Coach Wooden will decide after today’s examination and eye patch status.
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Los Angeles
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Nebraska coach links athletics to discipline and youth unrest
Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney said strong intercollegiate athletic programs keep students occupied, while schools that de-emphasize athletics invite draft card burners and beatniks. He spoke in Birmingham at the Monday Morning Quarterback Club awards banquet, noting athletics as a stabilizing force.
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Bob Devaney
Nebraska Cornhuskers Suffer Bowl Losses to Alabama
The South team narrative notes the Cornhuskers were soundly whipped by Alabama in the 1965 Orange Bowl and again in the 1966 Sugar Bowl, underscoring Alabama's dominance in those matchups.
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Devaney
Alabama
Fights Last Night in Three Cities
In Portland Jimmy McDermott from Holyoke knocked out Evaristo Ramos of Honduras in the light heavyweight division. In Baltimore Ralph Pallas din defeated Dave Wyatt of Richmond by decision in welterweights. In Los Angeles Jose Luis Pimental stopped Waymon Gray in five rounds at Pacoima.
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Holyoke
Mass
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Honduras
Baltimore
Ralph Pallasdin
Dave “Sugar” Wyatt
Richmond
Los Angeles
Jose Luis Pimental
Waymon Gray
Pacoima
Calif
Tulsa sets collegiate mark with 39 first downs vs Idaho State
Tulsa recorded 39 first downs in a game against Idaho State, a collegiate record for the category last season. The performance highlighted a dominant offensive showing by the Tulsa squad and showcased scoring drives across multiple quarters.
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