Clyde Packs Em In Rangers Win 4 3
Texas debut of 18 year old left hander David Clyde drew a crowd of 35 698 as the Rangers beat Minnesota 4 3. Clyde struck out eight, walked seven over five innings before Bill Gogolowski finished the win. Other AL results Detroit swept Milwaukee Baltimore beat New York California edged Chicago Oakland edged Kansas City.
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Clemson lands star recruit Wayne Rollins height 7 foot 1
In Cordele Georgia Wilma Robinson recalls recruiting pressure for her son Wayne Rollins a 7 foot 1 inch 220 pound center They visited 11 schools 232 offers were reported but Rollins chose Clemson for its tough conference and nice coach Tates Locke The NCAA investigated recruiting practices but Clemson offered only a scholarship Rollins committed before his 18th birthday May 16 and later explained threats of payoffs were rejected by his mother’s guidance
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Kansas Regents Seek More State Aid for University Athletics
Henry Bubb of the Kansas Board of Regents urged increased state support for athletic programs at the University of Kansas and Kansas State University. He cited KU at about $60,000 and K State at about $75,000 annually, with comparisons to Colorado Iowa State Oklahoma and Nebraska. He warned that without more funding, KU and K State risk red ink amid TV exposure and bowl participation.
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A's speed tops Royals in ninth for 3-2 win
Oakland defeats Kansas City 3-2 as Fred Patek errant throw in the ninth inning allows Bert Campaneris to score. Catfish Hunter earns his 11th win despite a four walk night. Amos Otis and John Mayberry homered for KC, while Gene Tenace and Ray Fosse fueled the A's comeback.
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Fambrough Named West Assistant Coach for Shrine East West Classic
Don Fambrough head coach at the University of Kansas was named an assistant coach for the West team in the Shrine East West Football Classic to be played December 29 at Candlestick Park. He will work with West head coach Bill Yeoman of Houston, alongside Jim Snewey of Washington State.
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NFL Pro Bowl Set For Miami in 1975
The NFL will stage the January 1975 Pro Bowl in the Orange Bowl Miami home of the Dolphins. Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced the all star game pitting National and American Conference squads. The 1974 game had been planned for Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.
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L For Lawrence Hawks blank First National 4 0 in one hitter
Mel Lisher pitched a one hitter to blank First National Bank Legion of Independence 4 0 at Municipal Field. The Hawks benefited from errors and walks while Lisher struck out 11 to earn his third win and second shutout. Lawrence has won nine of 11 and hosts Emporia next.
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Angel Funding Revives Kansas Jayhawk Tennis Program
Kansas University tennis, long hampered by funding gaps, gains a boost from Coleman Industries founder Sheldon Coleman who provided three full scholarships. Coach Mike Howard uses the aid to recruit two top players, Bill Clarke of Mission South and Carlos Goffi from Corpus Christi University, as the program rebuilds.
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