Harris ends SoDak basketball career after strong rebound season
Vermillion South Dakota. Coach Bob Mulcahy praises 6-8 senior Roger Harris whose final season with the Coyotes produced 170 points 178 rebounds and a 39.6 percent shooting pace. Harris led in rebounds and helped USD set 10 season records while his brother Mike starred at Lawrence High.
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Kegler’s Korner At Pladium Mixed League Scores
Bowlers across multiple leagues report high scores and notable averages. Standouts include Bill Harper 566 and Roma Kennedy 545 in Mixed. Ken Pickett 590 in Owl. Jayhawk and Twilight leaders posting 631 and 605 respectively. Donna Slagle and Roma Kennedy top Thursday Ladies with strong scores. LCC Mixed features Eben Farley 659 and Dot Farley 528.
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Celtics and Warriors win on road to open NBA playoffs
Boston defeated Philadelphia 114-100 as Bill Russell fueled a 16-5 run and 35 points by John Havlicek in the East semifinal opener. San Francisco beat Los Angeles 99-94 behind Rudy LaRusso and Joe Ellis leading a late 11-point burst in the West. Second games set for Friday in L A and Boston.
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Baker Wildcats Start Spring Sports With Open Meets
Baker University announces the spring season with track at College of Emporia, tennis at Liberty against William Jewell, and golf at Alvamar Hills in Lawrence. Baseball opened last week with a win over Ottawa and faced Kansas Wesleyan in Salina today.
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Lawrence High School Exerciser Fund Tops 700
The campaign to fund a 10 station exerciser for Lawrence High School sports facilities now exceeds 700 dollars toward a 2200 dollar goal. Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee sponsors the drive led by Bud Jennings with Chamber Board approval. Donations listed include Lawrence Journal-World and multiple local businesses.
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Big Eight Film Now Available for Booking
The Big Fight Conference announced the football highlights film is free to organizations. The 28 minute color film titled Big Eight Football at its best is narrated by Lindsey Nelson. Premier shown planned next Wednesday in Kansas City with ninety copies produced. The conference estimates 1967 highlights were seen by 3.8 million people. Contact the conference office in Kansas City to book.
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Mets and Padres Alums Dick Selma Larry Stahl Recall
Former New York Mets catcher Dick Selma and outfielder Larry Stahl, both noted for time with the San Diego Padres, are mentioned in connection with past Major League Baseball rosters and careers.
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Oklahoma Favored as NCAA Wrestling Meet Opens
Provo Utah AP says Oklahoma is the favorite at the NCAA Wrestling Championships with five Oklahoma wrestlers seeded first. Oklahoma State Iowa State and Michigan State expected to challenge for top four. notable seeds include Stan Keeley Dave McGuire Mike Grant Cleo McGlory Charlie Shivers and others like Terry Hall John Woods Tom Kline Dan Gable Len Borchers Jess Lewis.
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Jackie Jensen Suffers Heart Attack in Nevada
Former major league star and longtime Nevada Wolf Pack coach Jackie Jensen suffered a heart attack during a practice in Reno on Wednesday. He was listed in critical condition at Washoe Medical Center.
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Royals Close Florida State With 4 Straight at Home
The Kansas City Royals return to Fort Myers to host four straight home games at Terry Park, facing Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Washington, and the New York Yankees, before flying to Kansas City to end spring exhibitions with two games versus St. Louis. Also added Juan Rios, a 21-year-old Puerto Rican shortstop, from Montreal after missing in the minor draft.
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Socialism vs Capitalism in Production and War
The piece argues capitalism creates depressions, unemployment, and war as profits drive firms to exploit workers and seek foreign markets. It contrasts socialist cooperation with production for use and calls on Americans to learn the facts about socialism.
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