Kansas football and basketball outlook for 1975 76 season
Kansas University faces a difficult 75 76 year with football viewed as seventh or eighth in the Big Eight and basketball expected to be a year away from contending for league titles. KU projects a 2 2 non conference split and relies on a green squad led by Norm Cook and teammates as K State, MU and ISU loom strong. Kansas may host the Big Eight outdoor track meet next spring amid talks of a league spring game to boost revenue. Springfield College falls 2 0 to New Haven in ECAC college division baseball final.
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Kansas University
Texas A&m
Jayhawks
Kansas State
Missouri
Iowa State
Bud Moore
Kansas
K-State
Kansans
Washington State
Kentucky
Oregon State
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Ku-Ksu
Doug Snider
Jaco Whiz
Larry Dassie
Norm Stewart
Ken Trickey
ISU
Big Eight
NCAA
Kansas City
Topeka Optimists swept in twin bill by Legion Post 1
Topeka Legion Post 1 rallied for four runs in the top of the eighth to defeat the Optimists 9-5 in the nightcap and sweep Sunday action at Holcom Complex. Bob Speake homered in both games, Easum took the loss in the nightcap, and Mark Cool added two doubles and two RBIs as Topeka also beat the city Babe Ruth team 4-1 in the opener.
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Topeka Legion Post 1
Breakfast Optimists
Holcom Complex
Topekans
Doug Easum
Mark Cool
Bob Speake
Optimists
Leavenworth Legion
Shrine Bowling concludes with new leaders at Hillcrest Lanes
The third annual Shrine Bowling Tournament crowned new leaders in all events. Jack Waltho of Lawrence won all events with 2014, Paul Houschild of Topeka took the singles with 729, and D Rash and R Verner of Merriam captured doubles with 1329. Price's Fan Club of Lawrence claimed the team title with 3107, followed by Fat Cats 3090 and Waltho's Punishers 3078.
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Hillcrest Lanes
Lawrence
Jack Waltho
Topekan
Paul Houschild
Merriam
D. Rash
R. Verner
Price
Fat Cats
Waltho
Punishers
Topeka
Martin Henry
R. Warner
Keefer — Godfrey
Pringle
L. Pringle Sr
Low
Harold Godfrey
Tigers end OU streak in Big Eight tennis title
Prairie Village Missouri ended Oklahoma's 10 year hold on the Big Eight tennis crown by beating Oklahoma State 71-70 to clinch the league title. MU players Jack Gorsuch Tres Mitchell and Brian Mitchell won singles titles with Gorsuch and Tres Mitchell also taking the No 1 doubles title over KU.
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Prairie Village
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tigers
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Kansas
K-State
Nebraska
Iowa State
Jack Gorsuch
Tres
Brian Mitchell
Gorsuch
Tres Mitchell
Lawrence Dragway winners crown stock eliminators
Don Bahnmaier of Lawrence topped the super stock eliminator with a 9.43 elapsed time at Lawrence Dragway on Sunday. Jim Oliphant of Richmond won the top competition eliminator and Kent Seeler of Leavenworth took street eliminator honors.
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Don Bahnmaier
Lawrence
Lawrence Dragway
Jim Oliphant
Richmond
Kent Seeler
Leavenworth
Master Derby Heads to Belmont Caliber After Preakness Finish
Master Derby finished a close second to Foolish Pleasure at the Preakness and is eyed for New York’s Belmont Stakes. Trainer W E Adams said the colt’s big purse win came at Pimlico, with Ohio Derby possibilities discussed due to owner Verna Lehman’s Ohio roots.
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Baltimore
W.E. “Smiley
Adams
Darrel McHargue
Foolish Pleasure
LeRoy Jolley
Prince Thou Art
Avatar
Singh
New York
Cincinnati Enquirer
Verna Lehman
Ohio
Major standings Monday's games slate and results
Baseball standings and schedule update with Monday matchups across leagues. Oakland Boston N California Cleveland Kansas City New York Baltimore Chicago Detroit Minnesota results shown with player records and pennant races. Sunday and Saturday results include Cincinnati Montreal St Louis Philadelphia New York Houston Chicago San Diego and more.
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NEW York Yankees
Bobby Bonds
Catfish Hunter
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Oakland A
Oakland A’s
Charlie Fintey
Oakland
Hamilton
Boston
Tiant
California
Hassler
Cleveland
Hood
Kansas City
Busby
New York
Baltimore
Alexander
Chicago
Bahnsen
Detroit
Coleman
Minnesota
Pazik
Texas
Milwaukee
Philphia
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Montreal
West Los Angeles
Cincinnatis
San Diego
Atlanta
S.francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Reuss
Caldwell
Carlton
Griffin
Curtis
Jones
Reuschel
Rau
West Oakland
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Ken Koenigs
Clint Johnson
Milt Gibson
Reuben Shelton
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Springfield
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Dave Schuler
Springfield College
sMaup Intour Travel Service
Massachusetts
KU Union
Hillcrest Center
Worthington
Johnson
Menninger
Randy Samuels
Kevin McCurdy
Taylor
Moore
Colbach
Wintergreen
Shrine
Bahnmaier
Dragway
Rere
Cloud Prane
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Atlas Radial XL
F.E.T
Atlas Steel Radial
Pires
Jim Wintholz
Jayhawk Plumbing, Heating
Residential Commercia Industrial
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Sears
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Atlas 42
Steelcron
Liberty Bell
Department of Transportation
Service
Standard Oil Division
Amaco Oil Company
ATLAS
U.S. Pat
Atlas Supply Company
Torch Club
Diners Club
Art Rockhold
Ramada Inn Standard Service
Paul Grace
Standard Service
Ninth
Vermont
Amoco Motor Club
Wes Grimes
Louisiana
Dale
Hillcrest
Iowa
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