Riggins Boxes and Russell KU Freshmen Navigate Spring
John Riggins discusses boxing in Kansas City with two novice heavyweight bouts, planning to slim down and train for KU spring football. Pierre Russell, KU freshman guard turned forward, reflects on UCLA pursuit, versatility, and eagerness to contribute to the varsity. Kansas track earns third straight Big Eight indoor title as KU basketball eyes a rebound and possible title in 1965.
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Lawrence Gymnasts Triumph At Salina Open Meet
Lawrence competitors dominated the Kansas Federation Open gymnastics meet in Salina. Ken Snow of Lawrence High, now a Kansas State freshman, won long horse vaulting and all around and tied for first on the horizontal bar with Norman Wiles of Wichita. Stan Clyne of Kansas University won tumbling and parallel bars and placed second to Snow in long horse vaulting. Richard Schubert, a Lawrence High senior, won side horse.
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Kansas Gymnasts Slip Past Sooners
Kansas University gymnasts edged Oklahoma 177.45 to 177.05 at Robinson Gymnasium. Robert Pierson won floor 8.8 and long horse vault 9.1 to lead KU with top finishes in multiple events against OU.
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Local bowlers lead Kansas State Women’s Bowling tourney
Mary Jo Elston and Esther Harjo of Lawrence pace the all-events fields as the Kansas State Women’s Bowling Association tournament opens a six weekend run in Topeka. Elston tops Class A with 1611 while Harjo leads Class B with 1556.
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Lions Finish Season With 79 62 Victory Over Lancers
Lawrence High closed the regular season with a 79-62 win over Shawnee Mission East in the LHS gym. The Lions, led by Harris Leone and Mingus, face Highland Park in the state regional opener in Topeka at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Lions cap season with B team win and regional clash looming
Big Eight notes show the Lions B team finished 8 straight wins 68 58 over East reserves while Darrel Falen’s squad posted 13 3 on the year. Sophomore Marc Harris led scoring with 23 points. Highland Park looms for a third meeting this season as Lawrence sits 11 8.
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Five Way Big Eight Title Tournament Looms After Key Games
Kansas State and Iowa State face pivotal outcomes in the Big Eight race as Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma also position for possible shares or outright titles. The scenario involves K State, KU, ISU in title contention with Nebraska and Oklahoma limited to shares.
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Kansas Oklahoma basketball broadcast tonight in Norman
The Kansas Oklahoma game at Norman will be carried locally on WREN and KLWN FM at 7 30. The K State Iowa State game at Ames will be heard on WIBW and the K State Network with a delayed telecast on Channel 13 starting at 10 30.
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