Bruins Rally Past Northwestern as Alcindor Racks 35
UCLA survives a rough first half 81-67 behind Lew Alcindor's 35 points and second half surge. Wooden criticized defense at halftime while Lynn Shackelford and John Vallely supplied scoring support. Northwestern outmuscled UCLA on rebounds 64-48 and briefly threatened to snap UCLA's 28 game win streak.
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Frigid Lions Suffer 62 38 Loss to Raiders in Tourney
Lawrence Lions shot 17 percent and fell 62 to 38 in the Topeka Invitational consolation semifinal as South Raiders pulled away after a 10 7 start. Mark Harris led South with timely baskets while Dillon led the Lions with eight points in a rough afternoon.
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Jayhawks Back To Work After Five Day Break
Kansas University basketball coach Ted Owens resumed practice with a light workout after a five day break. Jo Jo White led the session as KU eyes a return to action Saturday night against Colorado following their 73-69 win over Kansas State that keeps them in the Big Eight race.
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Friends Set To Maintain ECAC Lead Tonight
Friends College of Emporia and ECAC rivals eye key games as Friends aims to extend its Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference lead. Bob Bruns scored 30 points with 14 rebounds in Emporia State’s 81 final night win rounding out Friday.
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TV Sports Highlights Schedule Headlines
TV schedule lists 2 pm Big Eight basketball Nebraska versus Iowa State on Channels 5 and 13. 4 pm golf featuring Doug Sanders Charlie Sifford and Dave Thomas on Channel 4. 1 pm pro basketball Los Angeles versus Cincinnati on Channels 9 and 13. 2:30 pm pro hockey Montreal versus New York on Channel 5. 4 pm golf Bing Crosby Invitational on Channel 9.
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Peggy Fleming Named AP Female Athlete of the Year
Olympic champion Peggy Fleming wins the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year in a tight vote over Debbie Meyer. Fleming receives 698 points to Meyer's 692 with Kathy Whitworth third and votes spread across first second and third places.
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Tournaments At Red City Semifinals And More
Semifinal results list Sumner 8 and 2 over Ness City 654. Garden City 58 over Ness City. Dodge City 45 in Losers Bracket. Shawnee Mission East 65 over Wamego 64. Humboldt 82 over Argonia 47. Hayden 43 over Topeka. Highland Park 40 over Junction City 67. Topeka 60 over Shawnee Mission South 62. Lawrence 38 over Wichita East 50. Topeka West 37 over McPherson Winner’s Bracket.
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Lawrence High matmen reach final round in Sunflower League
Lawrence High wrestlers advance four into the final round at the Sunflower League tournament in Kansas City. Richard Pierce Greg Albert Bob Hartman and George Schuler won two matches each Friday to reach tonight’s finals on Wyandotte High School mats. Albert and Hartman led the Lions with pins and dominant decisions as LHS sits tied for third with Topeka West entering the finals.
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Baldwin Stops Greeley in OT in Wellsville Invite
Baldwin uses hot free throw shooting in overtime to defeat Greeley 68 to 58 and claim third place in the Wellsville Invitational. Bob Chambers tied the game with 15 seconds left in regulation, then scored in OT along with Wendell Pohl who had 17 points and 10 rebounds.
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Chiefs and Seaman Reach Tonganoxie Invitational Final
In Tonganoxie Friday night semifinals Seaman beat Maur Hill and hosts Tonganoxie defeated Spring Hill 66 to 50 to set a championship rematch. Key scorers included John Duncanson with 20 for Tonganoxie and Bates 13 for Seaman as coach Jerry McPherson criticized a halftime letdown.
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