Kansas Wins Second Game Without Unseld 59 40
Kansas defeats New Mexico 59 to 40 without star Unseld as junior college transfer Franz leads with 14 points and Lawrence crowd watches Ted Owens coaching debut. Missouri, Oklahoma State, and other Big Eight teams post early-season wins while St Louis downs Ohio State in the Missouri Valley.
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Ottawa Falls In Second Tournament Game
Bethel battles Bethany for the Central Kansas title while McPherson and Tabor duel for third. Ottawa’s night off follows a 73-71 OT loss to Bethel. Wesleyan edged College of Emporia. Fort Hays defeated Southwestern. Warrensburg beat Ottawa. Cape Girardeau State crushed Union. Local teams pace the early rounds as posture for Saturday finals.
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Defending Champ Plays First Today
UCLA opens defense of its national title at Illinois tonight in a road game headlining the season. Veterans Gail Goodrich and Keith Erickson lead the Bruins with Fred Goss adding depth as they seek an 31st win. Georgia upset North Carolina 64 61 as Jimmy Pitts scored 20 to spark the Bulldogs. Vanderbilt beat Rice 78 49 as No 6 in preseason polls, while St Louis topped Ohio State 79 70 and Maryland edged George Washington 83 80. Rhode Island defeated Brown 75 65 and Manhattan beat Colgate 76 62.
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NFL lands two top picks in round one signing blitz
The NFL signed Dick Butkus with Chicago and Craig Morton with Dallas, two of the AFL’s top prizes, in a Thursday deal. Each reportedly tied to about $200,000 packages. The moves give the NFL seven of its 14 first-round choices, while the AFL holds four of eight with three lost to the NFL.
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Week Of Practice Tunes Cyclones For Chanute Tilt
Ottawa Cyclones seek a second straight win at Chanute against a veteran Blue Comets squad led by Al Jones. Chanute, boasting 11 seniors and four returning lettermen, features height in Larry Lock and Wayne Benson while Ottawa relies on Lloyd Kitts Mendell and Mavity to pace rebounding and scoring ahead of a 6:30 p.m. junior varsity and 8 p.m. varsity tip.
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Sayers Picked All America by AP
New York AP named 1964 All America with backs led by Notre Dame's Huarte and Texas Tech's Anderson. Kansas' Gale Sayers headlines a star backfield joining Timberlake and others as the first 22-man first team since 1952.
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AAU Head Steps Down at Annual Convention
Houston AP reports Jay-Ebert Mahoney surprised delegates by saying he will not seek a second term as Amateur Athletic Union president. Clifford H. Buck of Denver Cole, a retired sporting goods executive, appears likely to succeed. Mahoney cited private business pressures and said the NCAA sanctioning dispute over open track events did not influence his decision.
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Montreal Beats Toronto 4 2 in Hockey Match
Thursday hockey results show Montreal defeating Toronto 4 to 2 and Detroit overcoming Boston 4 to 2. Montreal and Detroit each secured decisive wins as Boston and Toronto dropped games.
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AAU NCAA Set Definite Warfront
AAU and NCAA clash over open track events and eligibility. The canceled meeting, threatened boycotts, and possible congressional inquiry frame a winter showdown as both sides vie for influence ahead of the 1976 Olympics. Open events risk drawing top athletes and funds, while AAU seeks restrictions to undergraduates only.
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Notre Dame Ace Seeks Best Pro Football Opportunity
Notre Dame quarterback Huarte, in town to accept the Heisman, weighs NFL and AFL offers from Joe Kuharich and Sonny Werblin. Injuries limited him at Notre Dame. he emphasizes money and especially playing opportunity, with plans for business graduate school. He has spoken with the Jets and the Eagles to compare the best chance to play pro football.
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