Trickey resigns as Iowa State coach amid team woes
Iowa State announces Ken Trickey, 42, steps down after a 1-14 season. Assistant coaches Guy Guydon and Jack Sutter take over for the rest of the year as the school searches for a new head coach by season end. Trickey cites lack of control over staff and players and says he leaves with no hard feelings.
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Missouri Tigers roll past Oklahoma State five without front-liners
Missouri improves to 14-2 overall and 2-0 in Big Eight by routing Oklahoma State 88-67. Despite three starters Kim Anderson Jim Kennedy and Stan Ray in foul trouble late MU guards carried the load as Missouri notched its eighth straight win.
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Wildcats hold off Buffaloes as Logan leads Colorado rally
Willie Smith scored 21 for Kansas State while Dave Logan poured in 22 for Colorado. Kansas State built a 24 point lead but Colorado, led by Emmett Lewis with 17, closed to 68 61 late. Chuckie Williams sat out part of the game as KU State improved to 10 5 overall and 1 1 in the Big Eight.
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Topeka Trojans Face Lions Amid 0-8 Slump Friday
The Topeka High Trojans, 0-9 on football and 0-8 on basketball, visit Sunflower League leader Lawrence High for an 8 p.m. clash. Lawrence, 5-3 overall and 2-0 in league play, relies on strong home form and a pressing defense led by 6-6 Wayman Wilburn who leads scoring and rebounding for the Lions.
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Roberts and Lemon elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Robin Roberts and Bob Lemon, two 1950s pitching greats, win BBWAA hall election. Roberts 337 votes and Lemon 305, with 291 needed on 388 ballots. Hodges 233. Roberts had 286 wins in 19 seasons, Lemon 207 in 9.
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Clemson official Ralph Floyd resigns to join Indiana staff
Clemson University Associate Athletic Director Ralph Floyd resigns and is reported to join Paul Dietzel's staff at Indiana University. Floyd declined to comment, noting gratitude to Clemson. Dietzel, former Clemson head coach, is Indiana athletic director and acting Ohio Valley Conference commissioner.
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NBA Wednesday Results and Upcoming Schedule
AP reports Boston beat Phoenix 114 100 Buffalo defeated Atlanta 102 94 Chicago over New Orleans 102 93 Detroit topped Seattle 111 104. Thursday block lists Seattle at Cleveland New Orleans at Washington Los Angeles at Golden State. Friday features Detroit at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo Philadelphia at New York Kansas City at Milwaukee Houston at Phoenix Los Angeles at Portland ABA Kentucky 100 New York 91 Indiana 119 Virginia 106 St Louis Virginia Norfolk Kentucky New York Indiana St Louis San Antonio Denver.
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Lions edge Wichitans in tight Inman Invitational game
Lawrence High defeated Wichita Southeast 46 to 45 in a Wednesday losers bracket contest at the Emporia Invitational. Senior Bev Morlan hit a 10-foot jumper with 10 seconds left, and Sheila Vann scored 17 to lead the Lions who improved to six wins in eight games.
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Frei Leaves Denver for Tampa Bay Coaching Post
Jerry Frei, 51, offensive line coach for the Denver Broncos, accepted the same position with the expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the NFL. Frei joined the Broncos in 1972 after serving as head coach at the University of Oregon.
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Mitchell not ordinary basketball star at KU
Kansas Jayhawks center Adrian Mitchell is the team's leading scorer while carrying a full class load and caring for her daughter Monique. The 21-year-old freshman says intercollegiate play is tougher and rougher than AAU, but she remains focused on improving the program and pursuing the Olympics and USA team selection.
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Hawks fall to McAdoo as Braves win 102 94
Buffalo star Bob McAdoo scored 30 points leading the Braves past the Atlanta Hawks 102 94. McAdoo drew double teams yet produced key baskets late, while Cotton Fitzsimmons praised his superstar after the tough game. Celtics 114 Suns 100 Bulls 102 Jazz 93 Pistons 111 SuperSonics 104 Colonels 100 Nets 91 also noted.
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Kansas at UNC target Clyde Walker weighs NC talk
Clyde Walker, Kansas athletic director, says he has not been contacted about North Carolina's vacant AD post. He previously served under Homer Rice at UNC and joined KU in 1973 after a rise from recruiting coordinator to assistant AD there. He notes he is happy in Kansas but would consider UNC if approached.
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Prep wrestling results from 98 Coney Edwards event
In a dense meet, Coney Edwards at 98 defeated Nichols by decision. Miller over Brit Kring at 105 won by decision. Kevin Thies at 112 tied Steurnagel. Steve Davis at 119 won by a pin over Stillman. Scott Stewart at 126 pinned Hambleton. Walker at 132 won by decision over Ikenberry. John Wilks at 138 pinned Ned Simons. Mike Wilks at 145 won by default. Allen at 155 pinned Mike Vincent. Schaaf at 167 and Hoyweight-Lamb at 167 both won by pins over Bill Hopkins.
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