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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1968

Page

6

Kansas Wins in Overtime to Stay in Big Eight Chase

Kansas 85 Oklahoma 80 in overtime as Rodger Bohnenstiehl and Jo Jo White lift the Jayhawks. Harmon scores 30 amid 53 percent shooting. Oklahoma’s Sidle leads Sooners with 24. Rowdy crowd prompts referee warnings after injuries. Kansas State grips a share of the conference race with 63-61 win over Iowa State.

Kansas University Oklahoma Norman Rodger Bohnenstiehl Jo Jo White Jayhawks Phil Harmon Kansas State Iowa State Ames Harmon Tulsa Okla White Bohnenstiehl Sooners Don Sidle Sooner Bruce Sloan Dave Nash Sidle Garfield Heard Willie Rogers Joe Holladay Holladay Ben Dreith John McLeod Ted Owens Owens Kansas Roacis Sevoissennee Douglas Bradshaw Vanoy Peccesewense Jownson Coves Watson We If Brown Ccc Buford Goddard

Houston's Guy Lewis Named AP Coach of the Year

Houston coach Guy Lewis wins the Associated Press Coach of the Year after leading the Cougars to a 28-0 regular season finish with a 107-76 win over West Texas State. Hayes also earns Player of the Year as Houston rises to the No. 1 national ranking.

Houston Guy Lewis Lewis University of Houston Cougars West Texas State Canyon Associated Press John Wooden Elvin Hays Cougars UCLA Lew Alcindor Astrodome

Baseball holdouts strain spring training talks in 1968

Frank Robinson and Johnny Callison linger as major leaguers at odds with clubs over salaries. Baltimore and Philadelphia probe fair value while Robinson and Callison demand top figures. Clete Boyer and others reach agreements as Mel Howard signs record Washington deal.

Frank Robinson Johnny Callison Baltimore Philadelphia Orioles Phillies Robinson Callison Clete Boyer Atlanta Braves Frank Howard Washington Mel Queen Tommy Helms Jay Ritchie Cincinnati Dave Johnson Curt Blefary Harry Dalton

Local Five Loses At Valley Affair

Topeka Noller defeated Lawrence Pizza Hut 74-66 in the second round of the Missouri Valley AAU tournament in Topeka. Denny Payne Del Lewis and Don Turner sparked a second half run as Lawrence’s Greg Gibb led with 18 points before exiting after the loss.

Topeka Noller Lawrence Pizza Hut Missouri Valley Lawrence Nolfer Denny Payne del Lewis Don Turner Payne Turner Greg Gibb

Local Cage Results Leaders Rally In A League Night

Co-op defeated Eudora Lumber 68 to 48 with Jimboy securing a win as he edged Trinity Lutheran in the Community Building.

Co-op Jimboy Eudora Lumber Trinity Lutheran

Bradley Wyoming Added to NIT List

The NIT field was completed with Bradley Temple and Villanova added. Bradley and Wyoming will debut in the nation s oldest postseason tournament while Temple and Villanova bring seasoned NIT experience. Remaining berths go to runners up in the Atlantic Coast and Big Eight conferences and possibly the Ivy League.

New York Bradley Wyoming Temple Villanova

Russia Demands IOC Cancel South Africa Olympic Entry

Moscow protests the IOC decision to readmit South Africa for the Mexico Summer Games. The Central Council of Soviet sports clubs calls the move a challenge to public opinion and warns of possible consequences to the Olympic movement without explicitly threatening a boycott.

Moscow Soviet Union International Olympic Committee South Africa Central Council of Soviet IOC Tass

Benvenuti Frazier Triumph In Madison Square Garden Doubleheader

Nino Benvenuti retained the middleweight title by defeating Emile Griffith by unanimous decision, while Joe Frazier stopped Buster Mathis in 11 rounds at Madison Square Garden before a crowd of 18,096, setting an indoor gate record of $683,503. Both fighters earned substantial purses as the event featured a strong lineup and a mix of international attention.

New York Nino Benvenuti Joe Frazier Madison Square Garden Benvenuti Emile Griffith Frazier Buster Mathis Massachusetts Maine Illinois Mathis Grand Rapids Mich Arthur Mercante Joe Philadelphia Buster Yancy Durham Durham Jimmy Iselin Peers, Inc Iselin Cassius Clay Clay Cassius Griffith Emile Nino Floyd Patterson-Ingermar Johansson Miami Beach

Science Claims Prep H Shrinks Hemorrhoids and Relieves Pain

A science based report asserts that Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain. It states the formula soothes irritated tissues and helps prevent further infection. The article emphasizes the unique effectiveness of this product and describes its use in treating hemorrhoidal symptoms.

New York, N.Y

St Benedicts Faces Washburn in District 10 Showdown

In Emporia Kansas St Benedicts, the defending NAIA champion, seeks a district title berth by beating Washburn after both teams won first round District 10 games. Washburn, 17 7, has already defeated St Benedicts 2 times this season while St Benedicts beat Kansas Wesleyan 83 68.

Lewis Hayes UCLA Houston Kansas City Emporia Kan St. Benedict’s Washburn Kansas Wesleyan St. Mary of the Plains Kansas

Lions Open Regional Play Against Highland Park Scots

Lawrence High enters the state regional in Topeka as underdogs with a 10-9 record. The Lions face Highland Park at 6 pm in the opening round and must win two straight to reach the semifinals and a possible meeting with Topeka or Manhattan.

Lions Lawrence High Topeka Kansas Allen Fieldhouse Lawrence Manhattan Trojans Highland Park Scotties Topeka West Seaman Hayden LHS Gymnasium Leavenworth

KU Hosts 1968 Big Eight Swimming Championships

The 41st annual Big Eight swimming and diving championships start Thursday at Kansas University's Robinson Gymnasium pool with the host Jayhawks and defending champion Iowa State as favorites. Time trials run 1 p.m. Thursday and Friday and noon Saturday, finals at 8 p.m. each night. Opening day has five events, seven on the final two days. Town State, strong in freestyles, features defending titlists John Westensee in the 50 and Bruce Lechler in the 200.

Wichita Wildcats Oklahoma State Manhattan Iowa State Nebraska Jayhawks Allen Fieldhouse Missouri Columbia New York Kansas University Robinson Gymnasium Town State John Westensee Bruce Lechler

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Local Five Valley Affair ART Nease Bridge Standard Russia Africa New Garden Neeno West Side Greenhouse & Nursery St. Benedict's, Washburn Clash TAX Kahn Bookkeeping & Tax Service Edward America Mustang Buyer's Digest P.O. Box Dearborn Michigan Ford
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