Big Eight cage facilities seen upgrading at multiple schools
The Big Eight faces facility overhauls as Missouri begins ground breaking on a 14,000 seat fieldhouse with indoor track, while Colorado eyed an indoor arena project. Iowa State plans a convocation center and basketball arena. Nebraska and Oklahoma face uncertain progress. Kansas’ Allen Fieldhouse and nearby venues remain dominant but aging.
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Local Church and School Basketball Schedule
Monday matchups include Jimboyse versus Melouth and Campus Hideaway versus East Lawrence Center. Wednesday features Wesolay against 1st Southern Bapt and Meadowbrook versus Walker’s with KU Lawes and McLouth. Friday hosts Trinity Lutheran versus Douglas Co State Bank and Campus Hideaway versus Falcons.
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Haskell tops Has ke in late rally for 90 83 win
Haskell broke an 83 all deadlock with 52 seconds left and defeated Has ke 90 83 behind 28 points from Bob Pager and 24 by Larry Factor. Chuckluck added 15 and grabbed rebounds while Has ke guard Billy Kuntz left with a hamstring injury.
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Gritts
B. Kuntz
Collegiate Scores From Across The Nation
The Associated Press roundup lists East Middlry 75 over Coast Guard 56 and Holy Cross 49 over Colgate 46. Other results include Cornell 78 over Margie 61 and UCLA 87 over Northwestern 67. Wyoming 116 over Denver 92 and Oregon 66 over Oregon State 52.
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Debbie Meyer Wins Sullivan Award Over Oerter And Toomey
Debbie Meyer the 1968 U S Olympic swimming star won the Sullivan Award as the nation s top amateur athlete. She edged Al Oerter and Bill Toomey in the closest vote in 39 years. Meyer, 16, from Sacramento, endured illness to win three swimming golds in Mexico City. Oerter, from West Islip, won discus at Mexico City to claim four straight Olympic disc golds. Toomey took decathlon gold. Meyer led with 1 237 points to 1 165 for Oerter and 1 110 for Toomey.
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Australia
Lively ball rolls through wood with a smooth hook note
The passage describes a bowling ball tearing into wood with a smooth roll since release. It recommends a hook axis around from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock, aiming to reproduce this ball action consistently.
NBA Friday results mix as Philadelphia tops Boston
Friday results show Philadelphia 120 over Boston 111 and Phoenix 117 over Chicago 106. Detroit 107 edged New York 106, while San Francisco 114 beat San Diego 107. Atlanta 106 tied Los Angeles 106. ABA results list Los Angeles 28 to Denver 120 and Dallas 17 to New York 196 with Miami 140 defeating Minnesota 97.
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Miller Posts 9.4 In Houston Event
Lennox Miller led a fast indoor distance effort at the National Relay Championships in Houston, breaking the indoor mark with 9.4 seconds. Texas posted 3:22.9 in the sprint medley relay and Rice ran 3:09.6 for the mile relay. Ray McGill and Luci Williams also earned high placements for Kansas State in the meet.
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Dave Peterson
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K-State
Luci Williams
KSU
Fights Last Night Round Up From Cities Worldwide
In Los Angeles Julio Guerero 118 from Mexico City knocked out Won Suk Lee 119 of Korea in the third round. In Rome Bruno Arcari 139% stopped Willie Qua tuor 138 of West Germany in seven. In Syracuse Billy Bac kus 14719 Canastota N Y out pointed Bercy Pugh 145 New Orleans in twelve.
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Julio Guerrero
Mexico City
Won Suk Lee
Korea
Rome
Bruno Arcari
Italy
Willie ‘Quatuor
West
Germany
Syracuse
N.Y
Billy’ Backus
Canastota
Bercy Pugh
New Orleans
Owls Rally To Edge Paxico In League Showdown
Lecompton tops Paxico 56 to 54 in East Central League action as Kellum leads with 22 and Yost adds 16 for the Owls who stand 3-3 overall and 4-0 in the league, while Paxico’s Bahner 12 and Mock 11 pace the Blue Jays. Lecompton travels to Linwood Tuesday for a key road test versus the Bulldogs.
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Wurts
Eudora Cardinals Secure First Win in DeSoto Invite
In DeSoto Invitational play the Eudora Cardinals defeated Stanley 57 to 52 behind a 24 point second quarter. Eastland led Stanley with 15 points, Cohee 14, while Eudora’s Wehner and Guifer contributed key baskets in the win.
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KC to Open Stadium Bids
The Jackson County Sports Complex Authority voted to open bids on Kansas City's twin stadiums on April 16, advancing completion by five to six months. The 42,000 seat baseball stadium would be ready in April 1971 for the Royals, and the 75,000 seat football stadium by August 1971 for the Chiefs. A $43 million bond issue has been approved.
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Kansas City Proclaims Dan Devine Day
Kansas City leaders designate January 29 as Dan Devine Day to honor the University of Missouri football coach after news of an alumni planned dinner celebrating the Tigers 38-10 Gator Bowl win over Alabama.
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