KU Coaches Ready for Spring Practice and Scrimmage Plans
Kansas University football coaches begin meetings Monday to review personnel and possible position changes ahead of spring drills. Spring practice runs from April 13 to May 11 with a spring game, while players balance other sports and workouts under Pepper Rodgers.
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East West All Star Game Loses Top Players to Olympic Plans
UCLA star Lew Alcindor and others skip the East West All Star Game and Olympic trials amid protest for civil rights. Elvin Hayes signs a pro contract with the Rockets while Don May and Larry Miller also bow out. NCAA trials proceed with 47 players across four teams and key names like Maravich Arnzen Boerwinkle Scholz headlining the East.
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Tennessee
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Ohio State
Art Harris
Stanford
Killy Favored to Clinch World Cup Ski Title at Rossland
Jean Claude Killy of France enters the Rossland event with 186 World Cup points and a likely title in reach after minimal practice. The only path to defeat would be Gerhard Nenning sweeping four races at Red Mountain or Heavenly Valley. The women’s slalom saw 20 disqualifications, and Nancy Greene of Rossland fell, while Marielle Goitschel led for France.v
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Spectrum Open for Business in Philadelphia Arena
Philadelphia officials announced the Spectrum would reopen next week after roof troubles. Flyers president Bill Putnam and 76ers public relations rep Bob Vetrone welcomed the return, noting no playoffs would be held there this season.
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43rd Baker Relays Set for April 27
Baldwin The 43rd An nu al Baker University Relays will be April 27 on the Baker U campus. Defending champions from the 1967 relays are Osawatomie in Class A and Sabetha in Class B BB. Medals will be given for the first three places in all events and trophies will be given to team winners. Thirty six high schools participated last year in the Baker Relays. Area schools wanting to compete in the 1968 meet should register now with the Baker Athletic Department.
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Lee's Camper Sales Ad Note
A fragmented ad from Lee's Camper Sales lists contact at 956N with a partial telephone number and unclear text, indicating a vehicle or trailer sales listing from a local dealer. The readable line shows sale inquiry details and a phone approach.
Kaat Elbow Troubles Hit Twins As Spring Play Opens
Jim Kaat, Minnesota Twins ace, flies to receive X ray treatment on a sore left elbow after injuring his arm late last season. The Angels and Orioles suffer early setbacks while San Francisco explodes for 18 runs in an exhibition against the Angels in Phoenix.
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Warriors and Lakers seek 3-1 playoff leads
NBA action finds the San Francisco Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers aiming to stretch playoff advantages to 3-1 with wins over the Hawks and Bulls respectively. ABA semifinal tensions rise as Minnesota Muskies chase another victory over Kentucky. Celtics even series with Pistons 2-2 after 135-110 win in Detroit.
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Richey Targets Billie Jean in Garden Cup Semifinal
Nancy Richey of San Angelo Texas declared her intent to challenge Billie Jean King for the top spot as they meet in the Garden Challenge Cup semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Other semifinals include Ann Haydon Jones vs Judy Tegart for the women and Arthur Ashe vs Clark Graebner and Roy Emerson vs Stan Smith in the men.
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TV Sports Highlights for Weekend
Weekend television highlights include East-West All-Stars college basketball on Channels 9 and 13 at 1 p.m. Saturday, Palmer Nicklaus Player golf on Channel 4 at 2 p.m., Barber Charles versus Snead Dickinson on Channel 5 at 3 p.m., and Sunday pro hockey Minnesota versus Pittsburgh on Channel 5 at 10 a.m. followed by a playoff pro basketball game on Channels 9 and 13 at 1 p.m.
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Lions travel to Manhattan for Kansas State Indoor Invite
Lawrence prepares for its only indoor meet at Ahearn Fieldhouse. Prelims start at 9 a.m. with field events at noon, as the Lions seek improvement after a fourth place finish last weekend. Captain seniors Brown and Laushman lead the 12 man squad with Cerne doubling in the 60-yard dash and mile relay.
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Kansas City Hockey Player Sued Over Alleged Assaults
Larry Billows named defendant in two suits seeking 140 000 damages from him the Kansas City Blues team and Aladdin Hotel. Plaintiffs Fred James Clough and Judy B Howard allege assaults occurred December 4 in a hotel room rented by Billows in Kansas City.
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Fragmentary OCR Item Teases Multiple Local Names
Unclear notes reference Cleveland Scottsdale New York Boston Haven Florida and Minnesota Oakland events. Mentions Bradenton and Pitabur with scattered names and places, lacking coherent context or complete sentences.
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Kansas University basketball banquet ticket deadline set
The Kansas University basketball banquet honors the 1967-68 KU team that finished second in the National Invitation Tournament and won 22 of 30. Tickets cost 3.50 and are available at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and the KU Ticket Office. The event is 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Br Eight Room at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Chiefs Sign Rutland Savannahail To A AFL Deal
Savannah reports Charles Rutland signed Thursday to play for the Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League.
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