Lawrence Lions fall as Ottawa Cyclones win tight battle
Lawrence High drops a 48-46 decision to Ottawa Cyclones in a Topeka Invitational first round. Coach Lang laments turnovers and cold late shooting after Ottawa improves to 7-1 while LHS sits 2-7. Salome starts at guard. Highland Park looms next.
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Borg sacks Grand Slam tennis title
Bjorn Borg defeated Jimmy Connors 6-4 5-7 6-3 in Boca Raton to win the Grand Slam tennis title and $100 000. Borg blew three match points but surged to the win, moving toward world No 1 while Connors contends for the top ranking. Brian Gottfried won the Baltimore International Indoor title 6-3 7-6, earning $20 000 as Vilas fell short. Martina Navratilova won the Houston event 7-6 7-5 for $20 000 in prize money.
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Bruins Rally Past Irish For 70 65 Victory In South Bend
UCLA, ranked 10th, defeated Notre Dame 70 65 in South Bend to split the annual home and home series. Coach Gene Bartow called it his biggest win since arriving at UCLA, while Digger Phelps praised the Bruins as a class opponent in a tense intersectional clash.
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KU Faces Postseason Hurdles After 80 65 Loss At K State
Kansas struggles in the second half at Manhattan, turning over 13 times while K State, aided by a 26 11 free throw edge, wins 80 65. KU must win on the road to stay in the title race as speculation about league standings grows.
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KU Women Basketball and Gymnastics Results
Kansas finishes third in the Big Eight tournament at Boulder with seers Wathas 39 and 42 for 81. Missouri players lead the scoring. In gymnastics Washburn triangle in Topeka shows Kansas totals 108 and 63 for team events. Laurie Propst leads vault and floor for KU. All-around led by Osoba of WSU. Swimming meet with Cottey College canceled at Cottey’s request.
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Cyclones rout KU in pool meet as Jayhawks falter
Iowa State dominates Kansas 77 to 36 in a Big Eight swimming clash. ISU sweeps 1-2 in six events, led by Jones and Leigh as KU struggles to match tempo and intensity after last year’s title drought. Memorial service for Baron James Ivan Michael von Suttka set in Marietta.
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Tate and Queen win Sunflower League titles in close contests
Troy Tate of Lawrence High edges Mark Myers 6-5 in the 132-pound final while Lee Queen pins opponents to run his record to 14 0 in the heavyweight final. Lawrence High finishes second behind Mission West with 148 2 points, earning multiple placers including James Chicks 3rd and Craig Willis 2nd.
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ISU to Sell Old Clyde Williams Field Stadium
Iowa State University offers its dismantled Clyde Williams Field in Ames for as little as one dollar. Buyers must disassemble the area, move the parts, store them, and reassemble the 60 year old stadium site after the 1975 relocation of the Cy clones to a new $7.6 million stadium.
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