Corder tosses KU no hitter in high school of Emporia clash
Kansas pitcher Steve Corder, a junior left hander, fired the first no hitter in Temple era as Kansas beat Emporia 4 0 at Quigley Field Doug Wolf homered to provide support and Bob Cox allowed only two safeties in the nightcap a 3 0 KU win Corder credited catcher Dick Bradley for changes in his pitching and noted the crowd’s shouts as proof of the no hitter cornerstones of the story
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Relays Lure 0-Footers The 70-Foot Shot Putters Highlight Kansas Relays
The Kansas Relays invite Randy Matson and Al Feuerbach the lone 70-foot shot putters in history to a special event. Bob Timmons, meet director, calls the summit of top shot putters a highlight of the 47th annual relays on Saturday. April 1922 dates are noted with Matson and Feuerbach poised as Olympic contenders and rivals.
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Elbel Scholarship Named For Lawrence Jumper Johnson
Gary Johnson of Lawrence, a Kansas junior high jumper, is the first recipient of Dr. Ed Elbel’s new scholarship. Elbel funds the award to assist a worthy track athlete without a regular athletic scholarship. Johnson posted a 6-8 indoor best and 6-6 outdoor best, with a top outing defeating Pittsburg State Emporia State and Fort Hays State.
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Kapp Sues NFL Over Antitrust Conspiracy Claim
Former Vikings quarterback Joe Kapp files a multimillion dollar antitrust lawsuit in U S District Court charging the NFL and Commissioner Pete Rozelle with monopolizing professional football through the player draft the standard contract and a blacklist He seeks damages triple under antitrust law and claims Rozelle pressured the Patriots to trade first round draft picks to force his signing
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Rare Jayhawk Gem Faces Big Eight Openers
Corder notes KU has back-to-back shutouts with Cox and themselves without an earned run in 14 innings. Cox earns a starting spot as Stiegemeier moves to the bullpen. Temple cautions that the Big Eight will be tougher, especially against defending champion Iowa State.
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NCAA May Expand Tournament Field to 28 Teams
Dr. Tom Scott said the NCAA executive committee may approve expanding the 1974 basketball championship from 25 to 28 teams. The move would allow more at large teams or broaden byes into regionals. The 1974 tourney will be held in Greensboro with a new East West rotation for first round matchups.
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Fourteen Jayhawks Named Outstanding College Athletes of America
Kansas announces fourteen student athletes selected for the 1972 Outstanding College Athletes of America. Football players Mike McCoy Kenny Page John Schroll Gary Adams Bruce Adams Steve Towle Odell Weidner. basketball Bud Stallworth Dave Taynor. track Sam Colson Bill Hatcher. swimming Tom Kempf Scott Skultery. gymnastics Rich Schubert. Nominated by college reps for athletic achievement and community service. selections led by James Jeffrey.
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Topeka
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