Lions suffer 64 42 loss at Manhattan in setback
Lawrence High dropped 64 42 to Manhattan Friday night in a game where star Kandykowicz managed only 10 points on 5 14 shooting. Doug Dodge led Manhattan with 19 points as the Indians built a 31 18 halftime lead and pulled away in the final period.
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Baker to Play Ottawa Quintet On Cage State
Kansas college basketball roundup notes Baker meets Ottawa while St Benedicts seeks 11th straight win to secure a Kansas NAIA berth. McPherson and Bethany chase KC Conference lead with key games as Em poria and Friends also vie for footholds.
Hunt urges slower pro football signing rule
Lamar Hunt, founder of the American Football League, proposed that pro football and college representatives meet to craft a solution for signing players. He suggested a rule banning drafting players until they finish their final year of eligibility or colleges barring redshirting.
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Indoor Track Season Tickets Sold by KU Squad
Kansas University Varsity and Freshman track teams offer season tickets for four indoor meets at Allen Fieldhouse. Season tickets cost $2 for two meets, with individual meet tickets at $1 each. Key events include Varsity meets on Feb 5 Feb 12 and Feb 18 and Freshmen face state junior colleges on Feb 13.
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Lions Gymnasts Win Seventh Straight Meet
Lawrence High gymnasts beat Atchison 75 to 19 Friday night, despite Olathe weather cancelling. Pete Pierson and Bob Whitaker go undefeated in free exercise and tumbling as Lawrence trains for the regional and faces Wichita East next Saturday.
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Two Grid Aides Hired By Coach for Wichita
Wichita State football coach George Karras completed his staff with Bill Turnbow as offensive line coach and Jim Maddox as freshman coach. Maddox is the fourth former WSU player on the staff. Turnbow comes from a Texas junior high post and played at Texas Tech. Maddox taught physical education at Wichita East last year.
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Cus D'Amato Chooses Floyd in Monday Non Title Bout
In New York AP report Cus D'Amato weighing Floyd Patterson for Monday at Madison Square Garden. He has not spoken with Patterson since 1963 Las Vegas bout and questions Floyd’s current form. Patterson returns to the Garden before 18,400 spectators, with expected gate around $160,000 and top $20.
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Easy Perry Romps Past Oskaloosa in League Clash
Perry High School routed Oskaloosa 85 to 48 on Friday night. Steve Crawshaw and Roger Seyler each scored 18 points, Willis Hermann added 14, with multiple Perry players scoring in double digits. Perry improves to 8-2 overall, 7-1 in the league and travels to Easton tonight. In the B game Perry overcame a 12 point first half deficit to win 48-35. Tom Ross had 16 points and Ron Kooser 15 for Perry.
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Wilt Chamberlain Thrills 76ers Beat Celtics in Philly
Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer form Mr Inside and Mr Outside as the 76ers top the Celtics 118 to 105 at Convention Hall drawing 10 831. Chamberlain 27 and 34 rebounds limited Bill Russell to 12 points 17 boards while Greer scored 31 on 14 field goals. The win extends Boston’s few losses this season and caps a strong two game debut stint in Philadelphia.
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Hartnett Joins Kansas City A's as Catching Coach
Hall of Fame catcher Gabby Hartnett, after 19 major league seasons, becomes catching coach and owner’s administrative assistant for the Kansas City Athletics. Finley notes Hartnett will work at all home games with Ed Lopat assisting on the road. Hartnett joins at spring training in Bradenton February 23.
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Harveyville Runs Down Auburn For 20 10 Victory
In Auburn Kansas the Harveyville basketball team defeated Auburn 20 to 10 after trailing 0-0 at halftime. Harveyville staged a 16 point burst in the final quarter to secure the win in a game between local high schools.
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Prescott teen Leland Wood scores 56 in big Prescott win
Le land Wood, a 17 year old Prescott High senior, hits 23 field goals and 10 free throws for 56 points to lead Prescott past LyCygne 112 to 59. He breaks the school scoring record set in 1959 by his uncle Don Brown, with 28 rebounds and a 52 percent shooting night.
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Baldwin romps past Spring Hill in 100 75 win
Baldwin High School thrashed Spring Hill 100 to 75 to raise its season record to 8-4 and league record to 6-1. The Baldwin B team won 61 to 45. Next up is a home game Tuesday against Overbrook followed by a home date with unbeaten DeSoto.
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