Jayhawks Edge Buffs In Overtime Thriller At Home
Kansas University rallied to beat Colorado 73-71 in overtime at Allen Fieldhouse. Guard David Schichtle led with 16 points as KU, missing star George Unseld who fouled out, seized the win to stay in contention for a top league finish.
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Kansas Wildcats Rally Past Colorado for Key Victory
KU players Brill Riney Lochmann Vance and Dick Ruggles played pivotal roles in the win. Harp praised the team for extra zip and tough defense as Colorado rushed to catch a 10:30 train after the game. Coach Lewis celebrated a birthday during the bench surge.
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KU Frosh Close With a Victory For 4-3 Record
The Kansas University freshmen defeated Rockhurst 60-51 at Allen Fieldhouse to finish the 1964 season at 4-3. Ron Franz led KU with 20 points, Jim Dreiling 18, and Pat Davis 10, as the team outrebounded Rockhurst 36-24 and shot 49 percent from the field.
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K State Wins Loop Title With Jays Help
Kansas State clinched its seventh Big Eight title in nine years and earned its first NCAA berth since 1961 by defeating Oklahoma State 63 59. Jeff Simons Willie Murrell and seven foot Roger Suttner led the Wildcats in a tense finish as Kansas upset Colorado in overtime to aid the title push.
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Shockers and Drake Set for One-Game MVC Playoff
Wichita State powered by Dave Stallworth seeks its first Missouri Valley title since 1945 and faces Drake in a Friday playoff at Allen Fieldhouse for an NCAA berth. Stallworth scored 34 points to claim the Valley scoring crown while Drake finished 10-2 in the conference and both teams held 21-5 and 20-5 records respectively.
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Friday Night TV Off For Pro Grid Action
The NFL will not televise Friday night games nationally. NCAA and high school leaders welcome the decision, saying it avoids overexposure and keeps Friday nights free for schools and local broadcasts. The NFL permit still allows clubs to televise road games to their home areas. Pete Liske set a Penn State single season pass record last fall with 19 completions in a 17–14 win over UCLA.
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Kansas City Athletics Ticket Drive Aims for 5000
The Kansas City Chamber of Commerce launches a Monday campaign to sell 5000 season tickets for the Athletics. Only 750 sold so far, but Ray Evans predicts reaching the goal with over 350 volunteers ready. Season opens April 21 in Kansas City after a dispute over Municipal Stadium lease with Athletics owner Charles O Finley, who signed a four year lease last Friday.
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Lawrence High Lions Take On Atchison In Regional Clash
Lawrence High School meets Atchison in the Kansas Class AA Regional Tournament at Central High gym Topeka tonight at 7 30. Lions bring a 10 9 record led by 6 8 Bo Harris 6 2 Steve Heck 6 3 Bill Scott 6 0 Mike Browning and 6 2 Bill Trull with guard Rod Taylor sidelined by mono. Atchison led by Pete Enich 23 1 points per game joins Paul Griffin Gary Candreia Stan Spinner and Mick Nash or Dennis McBride. winner advances to Thursday and the eight regional winners move to the state finals March 12 14 at KU.
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Rockhurst Hawks Reach NAIA Tournament With District Sweep
Kansas City AP Rockhurst clinched its fourth NAIA tournament berth by sweeping District 16 with a 2-0 playoff series win after routing William Jewell 90-73. The Hawks stand 22-6 on the season.
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Yanks Sign Linz as Bouton and Reniff Remain Uncontracted
In Fort Lauderdale AP report, the New York Yankees have unsigned pitchers Jim Bouton and Hal Reniff after utility infielder Phil Linz accepted 1964 contract terms on Monday.
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Michigan Climbs Into Second Spot In AP Poll
UCLA leads the AP poll with 398 points from 38 first place votes as Michigan moves to second behind the undefeated Bruins. Duke and Oregon State split the remaining first place votes. Kentucky drops after a 65 59 loss to Alabama and a 42 38 win over Tennessee with a 19 3 Michigan win over Illinois shaping the Top Ten.
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