MU to Add World’s Largest Indoor Fieldhouse Complex
Missouri University plans a three-building indoor complex on campus featuring a 554 by 352 foot fieldhouse with 2500 seat bleachers and a portable Tartan Grass surface for football and baseball practice. The facility includes offices and a multi purpose auditorium with a basketball court and theater seating. Coach Al Onofrio lauds the portable turf for weatherproof indoor football and other outdoor-simulated sports.
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Freshman KU KSU clash highlights early season grind
Kansas and Kansas State freshmen prepare for a 5:45 p.m. Monday showdown in Lawrence as KU seeks balance with 5-0-1 and KSU at 5-0, led by Kosick and Beard. The preview notes size edges, star guards Kruger and Kivisto, and coaching optimism from Don Fambrough building ties with locals.
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Big nights lift several NBA clubs in midweek action
Lew Alcindor scored 53 including the go ahead shot as Milwaukee edged Boston 132-129. Willis Reed sparked the Knicks in a 116-107 win over Atlanta while Johnny Green poured in 35 for Cincinnati in a 115-113 squeaker over Baltimore. Walt Wesley led Cleveland with 23 in a 118-104 win over Portland. San Francisco topped Detroit 129-112 and Chicago beat San Diego 111-106.
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Drug Suit Filed Against Cardinals
Ken Gray, a former St Louis Cardinal offensive guard, sues the Cardinals in St Louis Circuit Court for 3.54 million dollars alleging breach of contract and drugs given without consent to heighten aggression. He seeks 45000 in salary and up to 1.75 million in damages with claims against Dr Fred Reynolds and trainer John Rockwell plus the team. Gray was released after 12 seasons and later joined the Houston Oilers.
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Kansas Gymnasts Host New Mexico in WAC Showdown
Kansas men’s gymnastics visits Robinson Gymnasium Friday at 7 30 p m to face defending WAC champion New Mexico after a 157 0 154 90 win over Arizona State. Coach Bob Lockwood says the team is improving as Stormy Eaton of New Mexico is favored in floor exercise.
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ABA and NBA Scores and Upcoming Schedule Brief
Pro Cage Report lists Wednesday results including New York 116 over Atlanta 108 and Milwaukee 132 over Boston 129. It covers additional scores Cincinnati 115 Baltimore 113 Cleveland 118 Portland 104 Chicago 111 San Diego 106 San Francisco 129 Detroit 112. mentions Thursday and Friday matchups and upcoming games across multiple teams and venues.
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Meely Leads Big Eight Scorers After 42-Point Outing
Cliff Meely of Colorado tops the Big Eight scoring pace at 33.3 points per game after a 42-point burst against Iowa State. Marvin Stewart of Nebraska is second at 29.5. Gene Mack of Iowa State is third at 22.8. Rebound leader Clifford Ray of Oklahoma averages 15 per game. Kansas carries the top team scoring and defense, while Missouri and Nebraska post strong shooting marks.
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Niagara beat Army 60 to 50 while Temple defeated Pitt 87 74. Holy Cross led Dartmouth 76 to 92 and St. Joseph’s Pa. edged Amer UA 50. Other results include Connecticut 72 over Cornell at Boston Col and Rhode Island 85 versus somewhere.
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Omaha Royals Name New General Manager
Bill Gorman, 30, named general manager of the Omaha Royals replacing Bob Quinn who resigned to join the Milwaukee Brewers. Gorman comes from Visalia Mets where he served as general manager for three years and is not related to Lou Gorman of Kansas City Royals.
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KU to Host National Intercollegiate Volleyball Championships
Twenty eight top women’s college volleyball teams travel to Kansas University for the second AAHPER sponsored championship. Defending champions Sul Ross State University and UCLA return. Kansas State Teachers College Emporia also compete. Events run Feb. 3 opening ceremonies, Feb. 4 round robin in Robison Gym, with 21 rounds through Feb. 6 to decide the eight finalists.
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Laver to Meet Ashe in Winner-Take-All Match
Rod Laver, aiming for $170000 in the Tennis Champions Classic, will face Arthur Ashe in a $10000 winner-take-all bout at Madison Square Garden. Laver, an Australian left-hander, has won six straight matches and $60000 in 21 days, after beating Ashe 7-5 6-5 7-5 in the Garden on January 21.
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