Lions Beat Shawnee Mission East 78-68 At Home
Lawrence High topped Shawnee Mission East 78-68 in Sunflower League action. Five Lions scored in double figures led by Scheve with 17 and Walker 14, as Lawrence improved to 8-5 overall and 3-2 in league while remaining unbeaten at home. East, led by Mike Burke with 25 points, cooled in the second half after a fast start.
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Santa Fe Trail Rips Cards To 11-2 In Jayhawk League
Santa Fe Trail defeated Eudora 61-39 as the Chargers extended their league record to 8-0 and 11-2 overall, while Eudora dropped to 1-7 in league play and 1-11 overall. Dennis Folkes led Eudora with 22 of his team's 39 points, but Santa Fe Trail pulled away after a 10-10 first quarter.
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Foster Named to Guide Fresh Gridders for KU
Kansas coach Don Fambrough names 37 year old Dick Foster head coach of the KU freshman team. Foster led Fort Scott JC to NJCAA national titles and joins a growing Jayhawk staff as he prepares to leave Fort Scott with his family. His teams have records of 8-2 and 11-0 and a 17 game winning streak. He is expected to start after trustees approve his release.
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Mitch Siziton
Platte City
Karen
Lawrence
Baldwin Stays In Title Race in 57 45 Win
Baldwin remains in the Jayhawk League title chase by beating Basehor 57 to 45 in round two. Swan totals 16 points, Chanay 15, Irick 10 as Baldwin builds a 17-9 first quarter lead and leads by 16 entering the final period. Basehor’s Lewallen 15 and Steeley 13 pace the Bulldogs. The win marks Baldwin’s seventh league victory and keeps them in contention.
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Irick
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Skin Coach Reaps 14-Point Harvest
Los Angeles AP report says George Allen signed by the Washington Redskins for the richest NFL coach contract. Fourteen points include a $25,000 signing bonus, $125,000 yearly salary for seven years, a $150,000 home, escalating bonuses to reach the Super Bowl, car and driver, $250,000 life policy, moving and travel costs, six weeks vacation, and control of endorsements plus a stock option pending a litigation outcome.
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National Football League
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Courier
Washington
George Preston Marshall
Falcons Draft Farce Ends With Saints Trade
New Orleans Saints snag a 17th round find Hermann Eben from Oklahoma State while Atlanta’s final pick backfires in the NFL draft’s last round. Saints trade collateral with Washington after a phantom John Wayne pick misfire, and Atlanta shifts to running back Billy Martin of J C Smith.
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Houston
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J. C. Smith, College
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Sam Houston State
Rman
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Balltimore
Leu Nottingham
Kent State
Colts
Rex Kern
Ohio State
Bill Burnett
Arkansas
New Mexico Tops Kansas In Gymnastics Dual Meet
New Mexico Lobos defeated Kansas Jayhawks 161.15 to 157.90 at Robinson Gym. Dana Shelly and Stormy Eaton led the Lobos with strong floor routines securing the early lead, while Jim Ivick won the all around with 52.10. Kansas duo Rich Shubert and Kirk Gardner won the side horse and still rings events respectively. John Brouillette finished second in the all around with 50.75.
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John Brouillette
Jays Put Mark On Line at ISU
The Kansas basketball team aims to stay unbeaten in the Big Eight state and defend its No. 5 national ranking by facing Iowa State in Ames at 7 30 p m The Jayhawks hold a 13 1 season record and 2 0 in league play while ISU stands 4 13 and 1 3 The game will be broadcast on WIBW WREN WDAF and KLWN FM Also on tap tonight Kansas State visits Colorado Missouri meets Oklahoma Oklahoma State plays Nebraska in another conference matchup
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Marquette Surges Ahead of UCLA on Score Basis
Unbeaten Marquette solidifies top AP ranking after a 87-52 rout of Chicago Loyola for a 28th straight win, 16-0 this season. UCLA beat the Rambler 87-62 earlier. both teams defeated common foes like St. Louis and Notre Dame, shaping a implied edge for Marquette in head-to-head comparisons.
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Tribe Press Wins Again In Easy 74 50 Victory
Haskell Junior College used a pressing defense to throttle Central of McPherson 74-50. The Indians, 15-5 on the season, forced 32 turnovers and built a 39-25 halftime cushion led by Gary Harry with 15 points and Narcisse Hart with 11 points and 11 rebounds. Next game at Kemper Military Monday.
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Kansas City Draft Choices Summary
A list of draft prospects includes Elmo Wright of Houston at wide receiver and Wilbur Young of William Penn at defensive tackle. Other players span colleges such as Northwestern, Iowa, Ohio State, Texas Southern, Pitt, UCLA, Southwest Texas State, Iowa State, Prairie View A and more, with positions across back, defense, and line.
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David Robinson
Jacksonville
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Northwestern
Kerry Reardon
Iowa
Mike Sensibaugh
Ohio State
Rick Telander
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Tony Esposito
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Chuck Hixson
Southern Methodist
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UCLA
Mike Montgomery
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Darrell Jansonius
Iowa State
Travis Hill
Prairie View A&m
Shawnee Mission East Tops Lancers with 54 Point Win
Shawnee Mission East defeated Lancers 54 as Meeder led with 15 points and Chambliss scored 20 for the Lancers. Team totals show 23-8-23 for SM East and 28-10-15 for Lancers with multiple scorers across the lineup.
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