Jayhawks Rally to Top Oklahoma State in Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas held off Oklahoma State 90 points by dictating defensive pace at Allen Fieldhouse. Austin Carr starred for Notre Dame against UCLA, while KU eyes a league title with improved road poise and a stronger defense.
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Sam Aubrey and Co
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Austin Carr
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Sidney Wicks
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KU Splashers Awaiting SMU After ISU Win
The Kansas Jayhawks swim team improved to 4 0 with a 63 50 victory at Iowa State as they prep for SMU visiting Robinson Gym in six days The meet featured Tom Kempf Kim Bolton Bob Wright Scott Shultery and Dirk Hanson among others with Kempf dropping the 500 and 1000 free events but winning the 200 fly as KU seeks a key dual meet win over SMU with coach Dick Beamon touting the clash as the season’s toughest test.
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Reamon
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Biothol
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Roland Sabates
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Bill Schuster
Lions seventh in Sunflower League wrestling meet
Lawrence placed seventh as a team in the Sunflower League wrestling tournament on the second day with John Burggraf winning the 138-pound title and three other Lions finishing high. Roger Page and Greg Ice also earned podium places, while injuries threaten upcoming duals with Topeka Hayden and Topeka High.
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John Burggraf
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Jim Beltch
John
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Greg Ice
Mark Marks
Beltch
Mike Amyx
Topeka West
Bill Dutton
Amyx
Page
Executor appointed in Broeker estate as notices issued
Lawrence readers are informed that on January 7 1971 John W Brand was named executor of Carl C Broeker deceased Will. Letters testamentary issued. Creditors must file claims within nine months or be barred. Numerous local residents named as heirs or interested parties.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Kansas
Carl O. Broeker
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Broecker
Stevens, Brand & Brand
Hirst National Bank
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
R. C. Miller
John Robert Miller, Jr
Olyler
Paddock
Alvena Neis
Deceasd
First National Bank of
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Trapps Win Snow Derby in Eagle River Feature
Mike Trapp of Woodruff Wisconsin and his cousin Wayne Trapp finished first and second in Eagle River world snowmobile derby feature held Sunday.
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Mike Trapp
Woodruff
Wis
Wayne Trapp
Eagle River
Doctor-tested hemorrhoid relief claim in familiar label line
Inflammation addressed by doctor-tested Preparation H. No other hemorrhoidal formula matches Preparation H and it requires no prescription. Available as ointment or suppositories for at home use.
Kinsella Wins Sullivan Award for 1970 honors
INDIANAPOLIS AP John Kinsella an 18 year old Indiana University freshman and an Olympic swimmer was named Monday as the recipient of the 1970 James E Sullivan Memorial Trophy by the Amateur Athletic Union The AAU awards the Sullivan Trophy annually to the person judged by the organization the outstanding amateur athlete in the United States.
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John Kinsella
Indiana University
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
United States
Christian Men's Rally in Lawrence Tonight
More than 100 men from the Lawrence Kansas City Topeka area gather in Lawrence for the Christian Men's Fellowship rally at First Christian Church 10th and Kentucky. Speaker Jack Parr former Kansas State University basketball All American opens at 6 30 p m and Parr speaks at 7 30 p m with district president Fred Martin also in attendance.
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Lawrence
Jack Parr
Kansas State University
First Christian Church
10Th
Kentucky
Parr
Fred Martin
Kansas City
Spiders Worn in Bags Said to Cure Whooping Cough
In medieval belief a spider worn in a bag around the neck was thought to cure the illness known as whooping cough.
Eastern Michigan dominates NAIA Indoor Track for third straight title
Eastern Michigan claimed its third consecutive NAIA indoor team crown with 66 points led by six top finishes in six events and a fourth in the mile relay. Dallas Baptist trailed with 32 points as Rex Maddaford of Eastern New Mexico was named outstanding performer after subbing the 2 mile to 8 47.7. Larry Zaragoza set a 600 mark of 1 12.2 and Ricky Parris along with Allan Kane set the pole vault record at 15 7. John Mason won his sixth straight mile.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Jerry Proctor
Redlands
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John Mason
Municipal Auditorium
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State
Pacific Coast Track Club
Rex Maddaford
New Mexico
Larry Zaragoza
Adams
Colo
Ricky Parris
McMurry
Tex
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Simon Fraser
British Columbia
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Madagascar
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Barber Bags Phoenix Open With 261 Victory
Miller Barber surged to a record 261 total 23 under par at Arizona Country Club to win the Phoenix Open earning 25 000. He finished two strokes ahead of Billy Casper Dan Sikes who tied for second at 263 after Sikes posted a 64 final round. Dave Hill Blancas Curl Palmer Jacklin Stockton also featured among top finishers with strong rounds.
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Tony Jacklin
Dave Stockton
Spiders Given Blood From Schizophrenic Patients
In Los Angeles researchers fed spiders blood from schizophrenic patients and observed unusual web patterns. the study notes altered weaving behavior linked to the donor’s condition.
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Los Angeles
Weary Tribe Hitting Road To Trenton
Haskell Junior College faces a fifth game in 10 days as they travel to Trenton for a Central Missouri Conference clash. Coached by Wayne Postoak, the Indians improved to 13 5 after a 74 69 win over Fairbury to rebounding and turnover advantages, despite fatigue from four games in eight days.
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Wayne Postoak
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Fairbury
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Bombers
Swor Wins Blackhawk Ski Jump Tournament Title
Greg Swor of Duluth Minnesota scored 195 and 200 feet to total 218 points and capture the 24th annual Blackhawk ski jumping tournament championship in Middleton Wisconsin.
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Wis
Greg Swor
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Minn
Blackhawk
Prison author Lester Johnson dies likely from heart attack
A medical examiner said prison author Lester Douglas Johnson, 67, probably died of a heart attack while near Topeka after a hunting trip. Autopsy results will take several days as tests continue. Johnson's body was found in a ditch near Auburn, and authorities said there was no robbery. He was known for The Devil's Front Porch, a history of the Kansas Penitentiary.
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Topeka
Lester Douglas Johnson
Johnson
Auburn
Kansas
Lansing
Fire weekend runs cause no damage in Lawrence
Firefighters made two runs over the weekend with no damage reported. At 2 06 p m Saturday a trash fire near 25th and Winter Brook Drive was extinguished. At 10 30 p m Sunday an odor of burning rubber was reported from the basement of George Heywood Jr home 800 Conn but no fire was found.
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Final theater trip for Lawrence elementary students
In Lawrence schools including St. John's this week first second and third graders will attend the final Children’s Theater production of the year The Brave Little Tailor.
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Lawrence
St. John’s
Notice of Executors and Hearings in Douglas County Probate
Public notices from the Douglas County Kansas probate court announce the appointment of executors for the estates of R C Miller Louie Holcom and Alvena Neis, with dates for filings and hearings. Names include John Robert Miller Jr Erma Jean Porter First National Bank of Lawrence and law firms Barber Emerson Six Springer Zinn.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
R. C. Miller
State of Kansas
Louie Holcom
Erma Jean Porter
Lawrence
Barber, Emerson
Springer & Zinn
Wanecoe
Alvena Neil
Barber
Dissolution Filed for Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae Association
Kansas Secretary of State certifies Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae Association of Kansas registered office Lawrence filed its dissolution January 15, 1971. Also notices demand sealed bids for contract 3-C P2-271 in Lawrence with bid date February 2, 1971 and details on bid bonds deposits and contract documents. City Clerk Vera Mercer announces.
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Public Auction in Lawrence KS by Hays Brothers
Mrs Bertha FE White owners estate sells at public sale on Thursday Jan 28 at 1 PM at 1539 Massachusettes Lawrence Kansas. Items include furniture electronics lamps rugs dishes cookware silverware and more with cash terms and immediate possession after payment. Auctioneers Mel Hays Harold Hays contact 843-4489 or 843-8363.
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