Scattered Pro Sports Notes From Kansan Sports Roundup
Miscellaneous notes on Kansas players and teams across college and pro ranks. Alan McCoy released from Houston hospital and plans to enroll for the spring semester. Steve Lawson activated by the Bengals after a shoulder injury. John Riggins leads Jets in rushing and receptions. Nicklaus on World Cup lure not money. UCLA to switch to Wishbone T with Pepper Rodgers. Brubabes crush Stanford 62 6. Ken Snow returns to Kansas State under hardship rule. UT Armadillos debated as mascot. UCLA Stanford band controversy involving James McAlister. Maury John to start four JC transfers for Iowa State. Willie Frazier trades in NFL 1971 season.
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Scott Slow Starter but Then Look Out
Virginia star Charlie Scott scored 14 first half points and 28 after, lifting the Squires to a 127-123 overtime win over the New York Nets. Scott hit the game-tying basket in regulation and added six overtime points, while Rick Barry led the Nets with 38. Memphis beat Dallas 107-103. NBA results also listed.
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Big Eight Invitational Gymnastics Opens at KU
Six squads compete for the Big Eight title as the meet begins at Kansas University with compulsory routines in Robinson Gymnasium. Odessa hosts a simultaneous Houston competition as KU pursues both compulsory and optional scores for team honors.
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Vikings Defend Home Field Against Packers Defense Tested
Minnesota 6-2 hosts Green Bay 3-4-1 in a Central Division clash as the Vikings rely on top NFC defense to offset a stagnant offense. Packers rushing duo Donny Anderson and John Brockington, totaling 1 085 yards, look to challenge.
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Suns Triumph Over Celtics In High Scoring NBA Tilt
The Phoenix Suns defeated the Boston Celtics 128-119 at Phoenix in a game attended by Commissioner Walter Kennedy and NBA directors. Connie Hawkins led the Suns with 33 points and Clem Haskins added 31 as altercations occurred and several players were banished.
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Pro Cage Report NBA Friday Results and Weekend Schedule
NBA Friday results include Atlanta 106 over Golden State 104 and Philadelphia 115 over Detroit 101. Milwaukee 111 beat Houston 102. Phoenix 128 over Boston 119. Los Angeles 115 over Seattle 107. Cleveland 106 over Portland 104. Weekend games list Golden State at Cincinnati and others with Sunday showdowns Philadelphia vs Milwaukee in Madison. ABA results show Virginia 127 overtime win over New York 123 and Memphis 107 over Dallas 103.
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Refrigerator Junket Might Settle World Cup Golf Meet
Gary Player leads World Cup golf as Barbara Nicklaus cooks to buoy players. Player shot five under par on Friday to give South Africa a three stroke edge over the United States with Nicklaus and Trevino close behind.
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Cardinals May Be Stronger In '72, Schoendienst Says
Red Schoendienst was rehired as manager for his eighth season with the St. Louis Cardinals and predicted a stronger club for 1972. He cited improved pitching experience from Reggie Cleveland and Jerry Reuss and the return of Jose Cruz, with an emphasis on empowered coaches under his leadership.
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Missouri Triumphs Over Iowa State In Freshman Clash
Missouri erased a 17 point deficit to beat Iowa State 42 to 26 in a freshman game. Bill Ziegler scored three rushing touchdowns and caught two passes while Kevin Ziegler tossed two scoring passes.
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ISU Cage Sellout in New Hilton Field House
Ames Iowa AP Iowa State home basketball games are sold out as business manager Jim Overturf confirms no seats left in the 14 325 seat James Hilton field house where the Cyclones will play this season for the first time.
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Finger-Lift Spin Technique Explained for Ball Release
A finger-lift adds late spin by momentarily supporting the ball after the thumb withdraws. The fingers curl as the ball is released, producing the desired spin for accuracy and control.
Haskell Closes With Ark City on Final Football Night
Haskell Indian Junior College, 6-4 and aiming for its first winning season since 1961, faces Ark City Jaco in Arkansas City tonight. The I formation offense centers on Bennie Cleveland’s triple option, with kickoff at 8 p.m. Noah Allen emphasizes stopping Cleveland and limiting the Ark City ground game.
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Orioles tie Japanese All Star team in Japan 9-9 thriller
In Fukuoka Japan the Baltimore Orioles and a Japanese all star squad tied 9-9 after 10 innings in a game featuring three homers by each side. Pat Dobson started for Baltimore with relievers Tom Dukes Eddie Watt and Dick Hall. Ellie Hendricks Frank Robinson and Mark Belanger homered for the Orioles. Hendricks Robinson and Belanger each homered, marking multiple long balls on the tour.
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U S Horsemen Take Early Lead at Royal Winter Fair
United States riders Hofmann and Chapot posted flawless jump-offs in the Rothmans International Stakes with Hofmann aboard Salem winning in 33.2 seconds and Chapot on Good Twist close behind. Canada’s Barbara Simpson finished third on Magner despite posting the fastest jump-off time until a fault.
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St Louis University Freshmen Triumph Over Ohio State 3-2
St Louis University's freshman and sophomore hockey team defeated Ohio State University 3-2 in the inaugural game of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association season. The contest opened the league with St Louis scoring two goals in the third period to secure the win.
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