Lemon McMichael Earn KU Good News Awards
The Kansas football story highlights Scott McMichael and Mike Lemon as standout newcomers. Coach Don Fambrough notes McMichael will play this autumn and Lemon's quickness strengthens the five-man defense, with Lemon drawing penalties from blockers in the spring game.
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Lemon, McMichael
Kansas
Scott McMichael
Mike Lemon
McMichael
Don Fambrough
Lemon
Jayhawks
Kansas football preview notes thin line for fall depth
The article analyzes Kansas 1973 team readiness with two unsettled areas in running back and offensive line. Delvin Williams health drives backfield risk while Iine depth and blocking hold back production. Defensively deep and strong key positions include a solid quarterback and impressive kicking.
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Jayhawks
Kansas
Bob Swift
Carolyn King barred from Ypsilanti Little League roster
In Ypsilanti Michigan 12 year old Carolyn King was dropped from the Little League roster after 23 of 40 players voted her out. The league plans to fight in court to reinstate her while risking charter equipment and funds.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Ypsilanti
Carolyn King
Carolyn
Bob Taylor
Little League
Williamsport
Taylor
Deadline Thursday for Men’s Softball Rosters and Fees
Deadline is Thursday for entering rosters and paying team fees for men’s summer softball leagues. John Ross, softball supervisor for the park and recreation department, will accept rosters and fees until 5 p.m. Thursday at the Community Building. League play begins May 21. Women’s softball deadline is May 18 with play starting May 29.
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John Ross
Park and Recreation Department
Coffeyville Coach Harold Mosday Retires After 15 Years
Coffeyville High School basketball coach Harold Thomas Mosday announces retirement after 15 years to become vice principal. His teams won or shared the Southeast Kansas League title seven times and reached six state tournaments, compiling a 224 102 record. Mosday is a 1950 Coffeyville High graduate.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Coffeyville
Harold Thomas Mosday
Thomas
Coffeyville High
Nebraska Legislature Approves Fieldhouse Upgrade Funding
The Nebraska Legislature passed LB510 41 to 0 enabling up to about 1.3 million extra for the NU Fieldhouse on the state fairgrounds. The funds would cover construction costs using interest from idle bond funds, potentially expanding the pool to Olympic size and increasing basketball seating toward 18,000 from 15,000. Senator Terry Carpenter suggested part of the money could raise the roof and add 3,000 seats later if desired.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska - Lincoln Field House
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Lawrence High golfers advance to state tourney
Lawrence High golf team qualified for state in four woman play at Gal Golfers Beach. Independence led regional with 420, Lawrence 443 earned second, Abilene third 447. state meet set for May 18-19 at Hutchinson. Beth Boozer led Lionettes with 89 missing medalist by one stroke. Morrison of Abilene shot 88. Other Lawrence scores were Farley 116 Emerson 117 Lienhard 121. Lawrence did not enter two woman event.
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Council Grove
Lawrence High
Independence
Lawrence
Abilene
Hutchinson
Law
Lionettes
Beth Boozer
Patty Morrison
LHS
Valerie Farley
Ann Emerson
Julie Lienhard
Senate Sets Dates For Athletic Hearings
The Senate Commerce Committee announced hearings for May 23 and 24 on bills creating a federal commission to oversee U S amateur athletics in international competition and regulate the sport.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
U.S
Suns Rookie Cager Pleads Innocent in Forgery Case
Paul Stovall a 24 year old rookie for the Phoenix Suns and ex Arizona State basketball star pleads innocent to charges of cashing forged money orders stolen in a Wichita Kansas armed robbery. Frances Chapman also pleads innocent. trial set for August 29 in U S District Court. both free on their own recognizance.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Paul Stovall
Phoenix Suns
Arizona State University
Wichita
Kan
Stovall
U.S. District Court
Frances Chapman
Phoenix
Carl Muecke
Miss Chapman
K State Hires QU s Ramsey To basketball post
Kansas State University in Manhattan named Joe Ramsey as assistant basketball coach, moving from Oklahoma where he served the last two seasons. Ramsey previously led Robert Morris Junior College to a 125 25 record with three trips to the National Junior College Tournament in Hutchinson. He played for K State coach Jack Hartman at Southern Illinois and was team captain in his junior and senior years.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Joe Ramsey
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Ramsey
Robert Morris Junior College
Carthage
Ill
Hutchinson
K-State
Jack Hartman
Southern Illinois
Boys Baseball Sessions This Week For Jayhawk Holcom Leagues
Two sessions are planned this week for boys baseball. On Wednesday at 7 30 p m a coaching meeting for Jayhawk and Recreation leagues for ages nine to twelve will be held at the Community Building. On Friday at 5 30 p m a Holcom League tryout for ages thirteen to fifteen will take place at Broken Arrow.
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Jayhawk and Recreation
Holcom
Broken Arrow
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Sammy Goss won a decision over Jose Fernandez in New York clinching a 129 percent tally while Trenton Nid also parered another bout result with an outpoint in the event.
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New York
Sammy Goss
Trenton
Nid
Jose
Fernandez
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