Jayhawks finish non scoring eighth at NCAA Outdoor
Kansas tied San Jose State for ninth in team scoring with 20 points after a non scoring eighth in the 1 600 meter relay and several personal bests. Roger Hammond third in javelin 269 11 Bill Lundberg sixth in steeplechase 8 34 38. Kansas highest finish was a second in the 400 meter relay.
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Celtics win 1976 NBA title despite Suns upset
The Boston Celtics, led by Havlicek Cowens White and Scott, defeated the Phoenix Suns 87 80 to claim their 13th NBA championship in 20 years. Scott scored 25 with 11 rebounds while Havlicek and Cowens contributed key late scoring as Boston overcame a foot injury to Havlicek and Suns resilience.
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Rookie Hawk seals doubleheader win in extra innings
Lawrence Legion Hawks rally in the fifth and win 6-5 in 11 innings at Emporia. Rookie Kevin Riedel, recently moved from Arizona, throws out the potential winning run and scores the decisive run on Easum's single. Rick Hall pitched well in game one as Lawrence sweeps the doubleheader after a 2-0 victory.
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Brewers Stun Royals In Extra Innings Thriller
Milwaukee pitcher Jim Colborn earned a 4-3 win over Kansas City after 12 innings as Sixto Lezcano delivered an RBI single. Colborn improved to 2-7 despite a strong start, while Alex Grammas praised the club’s first big win in a stretch of rough play and urged a turning point for the Brewers.
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Lawr en ce Track Club shines at Junior Kansas Championship
Five members of the Lawrence Track Club posted strong results at the United States Track and Field Federation Junior Kansas Championship Meet in Salina. Adrian Davis swept the 100 220 and 440 events in the 19-10 boys group. Joy Meyer placed well in the 440 long jump and 440 relay. Elana Bavel claimed high jump and discus medals, Leslie Beene earned multiple top finishes, and Noemille Davis finished second in the mile for girls 10 and under.
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Olympic basketball team picks 15 for Montreal games
Scott May and Quinn Buckner lead the 15 man U S squad announced by Dean Smith. The roster includes Mitch Kupchak Tommy LaGarde Walt Davis Phil Ford and other college stars with three Pan American veterans among the selections. Norman Cook was not chosen.
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