Kempf Gary Sets Record as Kansas Leads at Big 12 Meet
Gary Kempf helped Kansas post 152 points on the first day of the Big Eight swimming and diving championships at Robinson Gym. Kansas sits atop the standings with a large lead as Missouri Oklahoma State and Iowa State chase for second. KU has one first place through the initial events.
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Kansas Swimmers Struggle as Medley Relay Falls Short
Kansas finishes with a school record 3:35.95 in the 400-yard medley relay but loses to Iowa State by 0.16 seconds. Tom Kempf places last in the 500-yard freestyle while his brother Gary Kempf and Oklahoma State star Dave Biddick highlight the finals with record-breaking swims.
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Royals Nine Remain Unsigned As Spring Training Opens
As spring training enters its second day ninety major leaguers were unsigned with 59 from the American League. The Kansas City Royals head the list with nine unsigned players including Amos Otis and Lou Piniella while the Orioles sign Brooks Robinson for about 105000.
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Saturday TV sports slate includes basketball and hockey
Television guide lists multiple Saturday events: Grambling at Kentucky State 12:30 on channels 27 to 41, Oklahoma State at Missouri 1:30 on channels 5 to 13, Nebraska against Kansas State 3:30 on channels 5 to 13, New York vs Baltimore 2 p.m. on channel 29 to 13, Chicago vs Boston hockey at 2, gymnastics U S versus Hungary at 6, with American Sportsman at 4:15 and CBS Sports Illustrated at 4:30 on indicated channels.
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Kansas poised for quick starts in Big Eight Indoor
Kansas looks to dominate the finals in the Big Eight Indoor Championships at Municipal Auditorium with strong long jump and shot put traditions. Jayhawks’ veterans and top hopefuls Danny Seay and Rudy Guevara lead prelims as five KU sprinters race in the 60 yard dash, while Brosius eyes 62 foot shot in strong winter form.
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Blue Valley Beats Eudora for Third in District Tourney
Blue Valley surged to a 34 26 halftime lead and held off Eudora 61 59 in the Class 2A district tourney third place game. Senior guard Steve Hueston scored 18 in his final high school game. Blue Valley finishes 11 10 for its first winning season in five years.
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Milwaukee Rallies Past New York In Close 114 110
ABA recap notes Milwaukee edges New York 114 to 110 on Thursday as Seattle meets Buffalo and other Friday matchups include Atlanta at Philadelphia and Kansas City Omaha at Golden State.
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Kansas Gymnasts Meet OU Tonight
Norman Oklahoma Tonight Kansas and Oklahoma seniors and Sooners clash in a dual gymnastics meet OU has topped 160 in three straight meets while Kansas has a season high just above 150 Coach Russ Porterfield says OU wants to avenge losses to Kansas in Lawrence and Kansas heads to Kansas State next week before the Big Eight championships March 23 24 at Nebraska
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Pro Hockey NHL Thursday results and Friday preview
Thursday saw St Louis 4 Boston 4 Buffalo 4 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 0 and Los Angeles 4 Minnesota 1 Ottawa 2 New York 1. Friday features Los Angeles at Winnipeg.
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Magnussen Wins World Figure Skating Title in Bratislava
Karen Magnussen of North Vancouver Canada captured the women's world figure skating crown in Bratislava defeating Janet Lynn of Rockford Indiana who thrilled the crowd with a record free skate. Magnussen won overall compulsory figures and free skating golds while Lynn earned silver in the compulsory and bronze in the free. The 11 000 spectators cheered as Lynn’s performance drew carnations from the arena seats. Lynn had earlier fallen twice in the short program but delivered a standout four minute free figures. Lynn later noted she was pleased with her skating though not fully satisfied. Lynn had claimed the U S title for a fifth straight year in Minneapolis in January.
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