KU Five Shoots for Third In Saturday O-State Visit
Kansas meets Oklahoma State in Allen Fieldhouse for the 60th rivalry game with a chance to share third in the Big Eight and a possible 13 12 season. Kansas aims to slow OSU win streak and push toward a third place finish while Iba seeks his 700th win.
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Kansas State
Kansas University
Oklahoma State
Allen
Jayhawk
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Colorado
Iba
Kafisas
Phog Allen
Dick Harp
Unseld
Harry Gibson
Steve Renko
del Lewis
Dave Schichtle
Gene Johnson
Gary Hasmann
Jim King
Jim Cooper
Larry Hawk
Hawk
Missouri Valley
Wichita
Drake
Allen Fieldhouse
Russians Push Olympic Domination Amid Criticism and Litigation
The piece notes sharp criticism of Soviet sports spending and work-time usage to support Olympic ambitions. It cites James Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune and Grigory Yuriev about nationwide sports activity, state funding, and propaganda value, coupled with a college basketball narrative about KU vs Wichita and Drake ticket demand.
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James Sullivan
Chicago Tribune
Russia
Tokyo
Sullivan
Grigory V. Yuriev
Institute For the Study of
U.S.S.R
Munich
Germany
Bolsha Sovetskaya Entsiklopediyal
Innsbruck
Austria
Pravda
Communist Party
I. Shishkin
Communist Party-State Control
Party Central Committee
U.S.S.R. Council of Ministers
Council of Sport Societies and Organizations of Turkmeniia
United States
Big Payoff Waiting as Claimant May Have Mislaid Ticket
At Gulfstream Park in Miami the record twin double payoff of 841,114.20 awaited a claimant. A bespectacled man claimed the winning ticket after the eighth race but did not reveal his name, and no one else came forward before 6:30 p.m. The ticket could be cashed before April 23, with the state receiving any uncashed tickets for charity.
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Wichita
Don Pierce
KU Sports
Pierce
Drake
Cincinnati
Miami
Fla
U.S
Gulfstream Park
Gulfstream
James Donn Jr
Arget
Scattergood
Col. Mengel
Tunlabas
Gathering Dust
iInitabus
Roosevelt Raceway
Florida
Sigs Betas Capture Intramural Basketball Titles at KU
Sigma Chi defeated JRP Dodgers 53 24 to win the B league title while Beta Theta Pi beat JRP Gradies 34 27 for the C league crown. Sigma Alpha Epsilon had claimed the A league trophy last week. The B and C playoffs closed KU intramural basketball season with volleyball next.
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Sigma Chi
Beta Theta Pi
Kansas University
Sigma Chis
JRP Dodgers
JRP Gradies
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Frisco Shooting For 17th In Row
San Francisco Dons aim for 17th straight win as they host Pepperdine in a bid to reach the NCAA tournament amid a slate of conference and ACC tournament action. The day also features UCLA and Duke title pursuits, plus several upsets and standout scoring performances across the nation.
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San Francisco Dons
Dons
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Ollie Johnson
Washington D.C
Pete Peletta
Pepperdine
UCLA
Associated Press
Southern California
Duke
North Carolina
Wichita
Drake
NCAA
State Tourney Spots Up For Grabs In Kansas Basketball Regions
Regional finals determine eight qualifiers in each of four divisions for state tournaments March 12-14. Class AA matchups include Manhattan vs Junction City and Lawrence vs Leavenworth. other classes feature Humboldt, Russell, and upsets across B and BB regions shaping the state field.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Emporia
Dodge City
Manhattan
Junction City
Ottawa
Shawnee Mission North
Leavenworth
Wichita South
Wichita East
Wyandotte
Shawnee Mission Beast
Humboldt
Bonner Springs
Columbus
Neodesha
Ellsworth
Russell
Scott City
Colby
Wamego
Marysville
Sterling
Remington
Goddard
Conway Springs
Emporia Roosevelt
Osage City
Haskell
Tonganoxie
Lucas
Tescott
Dwight
Eskridge
Gorham
Sylvia
Mullinville
Kendall
Prairie View
Gove
Fulton
Burden
Downing Plainville
Goodland
Hill City
Smith Center
Denison
Corning
Hoyt
Gardner
Williamsburg
Wellsville
Quinter
Palco
Ransom
Flash
McCune
Toronto
Nickerson
Larned
Kingman
Cherokee
O Hara Faces Indoor Mile Record Bid At Home Meet
In Chicago Stadium a sellout crowd of 16000 awaits Tom O Hara as he seeks to lower his indoor mile record in the Chicago Relays. Bill Dotson Jim Grelle Ergas Leps and Jim Irons will pace the field while Kansas and others contest the Bankers mile title on the banked board oval.
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Chicago
Tom O'Hara
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago Daily News
O’hara
Madison Square Garden
New York
New York A.C
the Garden
Irons
O'Hara
Tom
Grelle
Dotson
Kansas
Herald Hadley
Ohn Lawson
John Donner
Lowell Paul
Missouri
Drake
Western Michigan
Miami
Ohio
Stallworth Named To All-Star Team
Wichita All-America star Dave Stallworth headlines the 1964 Associated Press All-Missouri Valley Conference Basketball Team. He shares top billing with Ron Bonham of Cincinnati and John Savage of North Texas, with multiple close runners in the selection.
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Kansas. City
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Stallworth
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
McLemore
Wilson
Savage
Bonham
Taft
Joe Strander
Bill Kusleika
Rick Park
Tulsa
Billy Foster
Drake
Kusleika
Park
Foster
Strawder
Kelly Pete
Mets in Mexico City Open Three Exhibition Games
Casey Stengel leads the New York Mets in Mexico City for three exhibition games amid security and health precautions. The piece also notes Maury Wills’ spring training pay issue, Stu Miller’s contract dispute, and Tommy Brown weighing football ambitions with the Packers.
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Buzzie Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Clay denies objector role says Islam not draft threat
Cassius Clay told reporters he is not a conscientious objector and that the draft status is for Washington to decide. He described the notion as a dirty word and discussed his psychological test, diplomas, and self view of being smart with common sense.
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Cassius Clay
New York
Washington
Louisville
Clay
Coral Gables
Miami
Louisville Central High School
Terrell Expected Favorite In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York AP reports heavyweight Ernie Terrell rated 3-1 to defeat Germany’s Gerhard Zech in a 10 round television fight at Madison Square Garden. Terrell stands 6 foot 6, about 215 pounds, Zech 6 foot 7, about 210 and a left-hander. Zech is unranked.
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New York
Ernie Terrell
Germany
Gerhard Zech
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Terrell
Chicago
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Butch) Komives
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