Kansas Figures On High Finish In Swim Action
Oklahoma aims for its tenth straight Big Eight swim title as Kansas challenged for the meet. Notables include Kansas stars Higgins Calwell Downey Johnson and divers Marsh Buckholz. Nebraska Oklahoma State and Iowa State compete with final sessions set for 7 30 p m and 3 p m and trials at 1 p m and 10 a m.
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Jim Cutter
Jay Markley
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Utah
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Sooner
Charley Schuette
Johnny Bernard
Rex Ball
Jim Cody
Nebraska
Bill Henry
Mike Jackson
Chuck Flansburg
Keefe Lodwig
Ron Gabreilson
Towa State
Dan McQuillen
Bill Muter
James Ruggles
Regional high school basketball results in Gardner
Paola defeat Yates Center 63 57 to advance to semifinals as Bonner Springs beat DeSoto 73 56. Gardner Humboldt and Paola Bonner advance to 7 and 8:30 p.m. semifinal showdowns with the winner to meet for the regional crown and state berth next week.
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Powerful Russian Track Team Optimistic for Tokyo Olympics
Veteran coach Gabriel Korobkov of the RP team says Soviet athletes can win under any circumstances. He notes five months of training and some athletes training since the end of last season. He expects the United States Britain and the German teams to provide the strongest opposition.
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Great Britain
Palmer Ready To Start Pensacola Open Quest
Arnold Palmer said he is ready to get going as he tees off in the Pensacola Open at Pensacola Country Club. The 34 year old from Pennsylvania seeks his third Pensacola Open title in a season marking a lean spell with no wins in seven starts this year. Gary Player and Harold Kneece are among the strong field, two shots behind Palmer last year.
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Bradds Chooses Teaching Over Pro Basketball
Ohio State star Gary Bradds, AP Player of the Year, says he prefers teaching and coaching in junior high schools to a pro career. The 21-year-old forward, leading the Big Ten in scoring, weighs future offers but prioritizes education and mentoring over professional basketball.
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Associated Press
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Jamestown
Jerry Lucas
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Fred) Taylor
Sub-regional JC basketball: Dodge City and Coffeyville win
Dodge City beat Garden City 76 67 in Garden City and Coffeyville defeated Independence 47 40 in Parsons to advance in a best of three series for a national tournament berth. The openers are in Dodge City, then Coffeyville on Wednesday with a possible third game in Coffeyville. Hutchinson national tournament begins March 16.
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Sun Devils Clinch WAC Tie as Arizona Stuns Arizona
Arizona State roared back from a month of doubt, beating Arizona 72-69 to lock at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference title. The Sun Devils need only a Lobos loss to force a coin flip for the NCAA bid.
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Ft Leavenworth Reaches Victory in Army Tourney Play
Ft Leavenworth beat Ft Benjamin Harrison 88 76 in Class AA to end Harrison’s defending champs run. Ft Riley edged Ft Leonard Wood 99 97 in Class A. Other AA results include St Louis center 89 Granite City 43 and Fitzsimons 76 Ft Sheridan 58. In women’s action 5th Army Chicago defeated Ft Harrison 45 43 in overtime.
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Pro Cage Wednesday results feature high scoring showdowns
Boston beat Cincinnati 112 to 108 while Baltimore topped New York 115 to 108 and St. Louis defeated Los Angeles 110 to 105. Other results list St. Louis at San Francisco and Boston at Cincinnati with Baltimore facing Detroit in Marion Indiana. No Friday games scheduled.
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Carl Robie Named U S Swim Team for Bremen Meet
Carl Robie of Philadelphia is chosen by the Amateur Athletic Union to represent the United States at the eighth annual swimming meet in Bremen Germany. Robie is the National AAU 200 meter butterfly champion.
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Ramsey Stops Ranieri In Bridgeport Clash
In Bridgeport last night Herb Ramsey 160 outweighed Don Ranieri 159 and stopped him in the first round, delivering a victory for Ramsey in a boxing bout fought in the city.
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Conn
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Don Ranieri
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N.Y
Cassius Clay Plans World Tour After Title Win
Cassius Clay says he will tour the world for a year or more with exhibitions after winning the heavyweight title. He plans stops in Ghana Nigeria Egypt Turkey Pakistan Rome and Mecca, and hopes to meet Pope Paul VI. He spoke at the United Nations and discussed his goal of advancing freedom and equality for 20 million Black Americans.
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Top Rating Evansville Faces Jackson State In NCAA Opener
Evansville the No 1 small college team prepares to host Jackson State of Mississippi in the NCAA Great Lakes Regional. The Purple Aces finished 21 3 with losses to Iowa Notre Dame and Arizona and beat Purdue Columbia Butler and New Mexico State. Assistant votes show Evansville ahead Grambling for the top ranking.
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Canadian Driver Ralph Baldwin Rates Speedy Scot Record Setter
Ralph Baldwin, a 47 year old Canadian native, drove trotter Speedy Scot to a world record 1 56 4 mile last year.
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