Dethroned Jayhawks Edge Stiff Big Eight Track Meet
Nebraska won the 38th Big Eight outdoor meet in Columbia with 113 points, led by Charlie Greene and Dave Kudron. Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Kansas State joined in setting records. Kansas finished fourth at 77 as Cortez was hurt and key KU stars pushed Nightingale and Purma to standout efforts.
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Big Eight Sets Cage TV Plan with No NIT Jaunts
The Big Eight approved a 10 game basketball TV series for 1967 with Eddie Einhorn's TV Sports Inc. Each team will appear 2 to 3 times from Jan 7 to March 11 on Saturday afternoons no blackouts. The conference kept its football bowl expense formula and renewed 1966 TV revenue policy.
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Baseball Standings and Results From National League
The National League standings show San Francisco and Houston in action with New York and Philadelphia trading scores. Highlights include Houston beating Philadelphia and Cincinnati defeating Chicago while St Louis edged Atlanta. Upcoming games include Houston at Chicago and Cincinnati at New York.
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Two Title Fights In Five Hours At Shea Stadium
Cassius Clay defends a heavyweight title against Henry Cooper in a 15 round bout at Arsenal Stadium expected to draw about 46 000. Jose Torres makes the first defense of his light heavyweight crown against Wayne Thornton at Shea Stadium in New York as part of the same day boxing program.
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