Lineup Juggled For Non Conference Foe Braves Face Warrensburg Mules
Ottawa University shifts lineup for a non conference test against Central Missouri State in Warrensburg. Coach Bill Frear injects guard changes Leonard Scheufler and Ron Guest to boost offense and defense against the rugged Warrensburg Mules, who sit 4-6 but pose a tough challenge. The game serves as a prep for College of Emporia with OU aiming to regain spark after a 5-3 conference start and four straight losses with the same five players. Core Walker leads CMS alongside Bill Owemm and Greg Daust as key players.
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Presbies Grip KCAC Summit In Week Of Basketball
Emporia State moved atop the Kansas Conference with an 8-0 league mark after a 72-53 win over Sterling. Pittsburg State dropped two games, while Kansas Wesleyan split, as Bethany’s woes continued. Schedule includes key showdowns at Ottawa Warrensburg State and K-Wesleyan.
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Waymire's Bop S Muscles Past Lawrence High Faculty
Waymire's Bop LHS faculty squad beat the Lawrence High School faculty 113 to 86. Four players scored 103 points total, led by Bob Lewis with 30, Tom Watson 26, Ron Yingling 24, and Ted Brill 23. Leonard Clark led LHS faculty with 23. Waymire's remains undefeated at 2-0.
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Detroit Wins US Bid For 1972 Summer Olympics
In Chicago on Saturday the U S Olympic Committee chose Detroit over Los Angeles on three ballots to represent the United States in bidding for the 1972 Summer Games. Salt Lake City won the 1972 Winter bid on the first ballot, with Montreal Munich and Madrid-Barcelona among rivals for the Summer event. Doug Roby, USOC president, notes Detroit’s bid faces a tough final vote before Rome in late April.
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Promising Week For Action In Tight Big Eight
Kansas at Nebraska Tuesday and Kansas State at Kansas Saturday fuel a pivotal Big Eight week. Kansas remains tied for first after a 49-47 road win at Iowa State on Bob Wilson’s last‑second jumper. Nebraska recovered from a 20‑point halftime deficit to beat Kansas State 91–82 at Manhattan. Kansas leads 4-0, Nebraska 3-0, with K State 2-1 and Oklahoma 2-1. Willie Campbell returns for Nebraska as 6‑6 star. Nicky Pino tops K State with 23 points and 13 rebounds aiding a 62‑62 deadlock at 7:20. Iowa State visits Colorado. the Mexico Olympic team plays K‑State in exhibition.
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Hull Hot But Team Dropping Chicago Hawks Lose to Rangers
Bobby Hull scored four goals as the Chicago Black Hawks fell 6-5 to the New York Rangers. Detroit's Norm Ullman led the Red Wings to a 4-0 win over Toronto, lifting Detroit within one point of the league leaders. Hull's 300th goal milestone neared as he pursues the single season mark shared with Richard and Geoffrion.
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AFL Opens Meet Amid Trade Squabble
AFL meetings focus on expansion as nine players moved in a major weekend deal highlighted by Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison to Houston. San Diego coach Sid Gillman blasts Bud Adams for tampering as Miami stockpiles veterans under the league stocking plan with expansion discussions targeting a 10th franchise for 1967 and applicants including Chicago, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Washington, Milwaukee, Portland, and Phoenix.
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Englishmen Salvage Dull K Of C Meet
In Boston AP report three English athletes earned standout honors at the Knight of Columbus indoor meet. Alan Simpson set a K of C indoor two mile record 8:41.6 earning the JFK Memorial Award. John Whetton won the indoor mile in 4:06.6 and John Cooper took the 600 in 1:11.2, as a crowd of 9 021 watched a generally dull event ahead of the East’s major indoor season.
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Sophs Lose At Lawrence in Tight Basketball Clash
Ottawa High sophomore basketball team fell to Lawrence sophomores 48 to 86 Saturday in Lawrence. Jim Stark led Ottawa with 21 points. Next game scheduled against Bonner Springs at 10 a.m. Saturday January 29. Other player tallies shown: Ted Queen 5 1 2, Phil Gibson 1 0 2, Tom Drake 0 2 0 1, Bob Meyer 0 0 4, Scott Wallace 0 0 1. Totals 11 14 14.
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Alworth Shines as All Stars Edge Bills in AFL Showdown
San Diego star Lance Alworth returned from a rib injury to haul in two touchdown passes from Jets rookie Joe Namath as the AFL All Stars defeated Buffalo 30 to 19. Namath earned outstanding back honors and Coach Sid Gillman praised his performance while Alworth survived a late collision but was not seriously hurt. Joel Collier predicts Namath becomes a top NFL QB within a few years.
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