Notes and quotes from a busy college sports week
Kansas coach Ted Owens and Missouri coach Norm Stewart reportedly met with Big Eight commissioner Chuck Nevias last Monday amid concerns over a rematch on February 9 in Columbia. The page also notes entertainment items and player moves including Reggie Jackson inspired candy, Bud Moore signings, transfers from Billy Graham to Bethany Nazarene, and comments from Dave Bliss on recruitment.
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Ted Owens
Missouri
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Chuck Nevias
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Columbia
Reggie Jackson
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Bill Campfield
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Tates Locke
NBA
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Bud Moore
Larry Wills
Highland
Rob Fulton
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Billy Graham
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Dave Bliss
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Jim Poteet
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Lance van Zandt
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Ali to Fight Exhibition Free at Hynes Auditorium
World heavyweight champion Muhammed Ali plans an exhibition bout at Hynes Auditorium in Boston where he will fight for free after boasting a $6 million potential earnings for a single match. The event showcases his stance on charity exhibitions and draws media attention.
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Boston
Muhammad Ali
Hynes Auditorium
Ali to Box Nine Rounds for Elma Lewis Benefit
The heavyweight champ Muhammad Ali will spar nine rounds split with five opponents for the Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts fundraiser. He will work two rounds each with Peter Fuller and Ron Drinkwater and one round with Walter Haines, Matty Ross, Jerry Huston, and a sixth partner.
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Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts
Peter Fuller
New England
Ron Drinkwater
Matty Ross
Jerry Huston
Boston
Walter Haines
Huskers pin KU women in 59 47 win
Kansas shot 29 percent and made 28 turnovers as Nebraska defeated Kansas 59 47. KU coach Marian Washington lamented lack of aggression and poise on defense. Adrian Mitchell led Kansas with 12 points while Kelly Phipps added 8 and June Koleber 7 as Kansas falls to 6 11 before next game at Nebraska Omaha.
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Neb
Kansas
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Marian Washington
Adrian Mitchell
Kelly Phipps
June Koleber
Nebraska-Omaha
Lampley case dropped after improper search police error
A prosecutor said the state has no case against ABC sportscaster Jim Lampley after a seven year old marijuana charge was dropped. The arrest followed an on air sideline interview at the Gator Bowl and officers cited improper search and destroyed evidence.
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Miami
ABC
Jim Lampley
Fred Graves
Richard Fuller
Jacksonville
Tim Judge
Lampley
State AC names five appointees to Athletic Commission
Gov. Bennett announced five appointments to the State Athletic Commission. Devere V. Nelson of Manhattan will serve four years, C. F. Leiker of Salina three years, Charles Doughty Jr. of Wichita and J. Paul Sheldon of Dodge City two years, and Barbara K. Caywood of Hutchinson one year. Nelson is a KSU sports announcer and former information director. Leiker is a parole officer. Doughty teaches at Brooks Junior High. Sheldon is a retired principal. Caywood is a Hutchinson News sports writer.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
State Athletic Commission
Devere V. Nelson
Manhattan
C. F. Leiker
Salina
Charles Doughty Jr
Wichita
J. Paul Sheldon
Dodge City
Barbara K. Caywood
Hutchinson
Nelson
Kansas State University
Kstate
KSU
K-State
Leiker
Saline County
Doughty
Brooks
Sheldon
Pro hockey games score roundup on Friday
National Hockey League results show Colorado 3 tied Atlanta 3 in Friday play. World Hockey Association action had Quebec 6 over Indianapolis 5, New England 6 against Phoenix 2, and Houston 4 defeating Edmonton 1.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Cleveland
Buffalo
Boston
Milwaukee
Golden State
New York Nets
Houston
Atlanta
Kansas City
Chicago
Denver
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York Knicks
Detroit
Washington
Indiana
Phoenix
National Hockey League
Colorado
Ile
World Hockey Association
Quebec
Indianapolis
New England
Edmonton
Multiple high school hoops tournaments with wide results
A compiled list of basketball scores from Kansas and nearby events. Beloit St John’s beat Eli-Saline Bennington 71-53, Downs 48 Blue Valley Randolph 68, Wichita Collegiate 59, and many others across regional tournaments including Great Plains, Bluestem, Quivira Heights, Valley Center, and more with final tallies and OT notes where shown. Key teams include Sterling, Concordia, Chanute, Topeka, and Garden Plain among numerous others.
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Downs
Blue Valley
Randolph
Wakefield
White City
St. George
Trinity
Garden Plain
Goessel
Mize
Sharon
Norwich
Mulkinville
Skyline
Bluestem
Iola
Augusta
St. John-Lyons
Kinsley
Stafford
Macksville
St. John
Inman
Fairfield
Pratt
Holsington
Quivira Heights
Pawnee Heights
Sylvan Grove
Otis-Bison
Fazekas sparks Cowboys upset over Arizona in late clincher
Wyoming forward Fazekas, hobbled by an ankle issue, entered as a bench hero to score 25 including the winning basket with 22 seconds left as Wyoming stunned 16th ranked Arizona 69 68. Arizona and UCLA also posted wins while several other teams notables delivered varied results.
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Fazekas
Wyoming
Arizona
Cowboys
College scores roundup across regions
Regional and national college basketball scores are listed, featuring Albany St New York 71 Ithaca 58 Brandeis 89 Norwich 73 Brown 64 Cornell 55 and many others. Hardening results include Temple 95 over CCNY 59 and Arizona 72 over Idaho 84 with multiple OT notes and close finishes across the Midwest South and West.
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Arizona
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Whitman
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Tonganoxie routs Immaculata to reach consolation final
The Chieftains beat Immaculata 71-55 to stay unbeaten in the second half of the tournament. Rick McPherson scored 11 points and led a 19-10 first-quarter surge as Tom Harman and McPherson combined for 36 rebounds to fuel the victory.
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Stan Mayhew
Weber State
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Oregon State
Columbia
Yale
Brown
Cornell
Tonganoxie
Dave Steeples
Immaculata
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Chieftains
Osawatomie
Rick McPherson
Tom Harman
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Thelen
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Thorne
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Gardner nabs Baldwin crown at Baldwin Invitational
Gardner edged Pomona 52 50 to win the Baldwin Invitational title. The Trailblazers trailed by five entering the final quarter and outscored Pomona 11 4. Lansing beat Wellsville 62 37 for third. Immaculata defeated Tonganoxie 71 55 for seventh place. Bonner Springs and Blue Valley meet tonight for the championship, with Hiawatha versus Maur Hill in the third place game.
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Blues stretch CHL lead with 7 5 win over Tulsa Oilers
Kansas City Blues extended their Central Hockey League lead to eight points by defeating the Tulsa Oilers 7-5. Sid Veysey opened for Tulsa, then KC answered with goals from Ken Richardson Ken Mann and John Smrke to lead 3-1. Second period tied the game before Brian Sutter and Brian Ogilvie pushed KC ahead 5-3.
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Blues
Ken Richardson
Ken Mann
John Smrke
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Pat Ribble
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Brian Sutter
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Kansas City
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