Nebraska Tests Colorado Cowpokes Take On Tigers
In Kansas City, Nebraska and Colorado clash as first round in the Big Eight holiday tournament wraps. Oklahoma State faces Missouri while Kansas and Kansas State eye semifinals, with Iba honored for Olympic coaching. Nebraska relies on Hare Branch Antulov Webb Lohmann and others as Colorado depends on Frink Gardner and Saunders to spark outside scoring.
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Ottawa End Sets National Record
NAIA football records for 1964 show six new marks and one tie by players from Southern Oregon Ottawa William Jewell Upper Iowa New Mexico Highlands College of Emporia and Kansas Wesleyan. Jim Van Gordon Eau Claire led total offense and Jerry Bishop Austin topped passing, Winston Gray Knoxville led rushing, Herman Driver Texas Southern headed receiving, Allen Smith Findlay paced scoring.
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KU K State Ignore Wichita In Sports
The article explores why KU and K State avoid scheduling Wichita State, noting coaches Tex Winter and Ted Owens prefer not to face the Shockers. It argues recruiting alone doesn’t block games, compares Kansas rosters, and concludes larger motives and fan impact are involved.
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Early Round Basketball Scores From 1960s Tournaments
The Associated Press reports first round results across multiple events. Quaker City Wichita beat Pittsburgh 109 to 58 while St Joseph’s defeated Holy Cross 82 to 63. Olinois over NYU 102 79 and Villanova 52 over Penn 47. Kansas State 75 beat Oklahoma 65 and Kansas 72 over Iowa State 55. Tennessee 70 beat Portland 59. Oregon 92 defeated Purdue 76. Santa Clara 91 over Santa Barbara 69. Hawaii Marines 94 over Utah State 91. Wisconsin 70 over Boston College 69. Louisville 82 over Bradley 74. Drake 87 over Northwestern 69. Chi Loyola 83 over Marquette 71.
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Top Teams Face Holiday Tournament Tests
Eight of college basketball's Top Ten teams must guard high rankings in holiday tournaments led by Michigan and Wichita. Michigan meets Manhattan in the Holiday Festival opener in New York. Wichita faces Villanova in the Quaker City semifinals in Philadelphia as UCLA and Minnesota also appear in Los Angeles Classic action.
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Kansas Rolls Past Iowa State in Big Eight Opener
Kansas University used its height advantage at Municipal Auditorium to overpower Iowa State 72 to 55 in the Big Eight tournament opener. Al Lopes led ISU with 17 points, while Kansas benefited from 14 by Riney Lochman and 10 by Del Lewis as KU outrebounded 45 to 29 and advanced to a semifinal against Kansas State.
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Wildcats rally to beat Sooners in Big Eight opener
Kansas State overcame sluggish start as Bob McConnell and Ron Paradis sparked a 22 point burst to top Oklahoma 75 to 65. Paradis finished with 22 points while OU guard Jim Gatewood had 21. The win sets up a semifinal with Kansas in the Big Eight tournament after a near full house crowd.
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Two Plays Cited In Game Recap
In Buffalo, Mike Stratton, a 230 pound linebacker, drove the Bills to a 20 7 victory over San Diego in the AFL title game. Stratton’s first half interception and key tackles were praised by Sid Gillman and Tobin Rote as turning points. Keith Lincoln’s injury altered San Diego’s hopes as Buffalo coach Lou Saban watched his team seize control. Cookie Gilchrist fueled Buffalo’s ground game and left open questions about his retirement.
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Valley Prestige Climbs Upward in Missouri Valley
The Missouri Valley race tightens as 40 wins in 51 non conference games set a high bar. Louisville notches its first league win, beating Bradley 82-74 in Peoria. Wichita, St. Louis, and Cincinnati sit 6-1 overall in league play. Drake and Bradley trail. The conference resumes Saturday with Drake at St. Louis and North Texas at Wichita as teams contest in multiple tournaments across the nation.
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State Teams In Tourneys
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