Colorado Buffaloes Open Big Eight Play With Narrow Loss
Colorado coach Walseth predicts a competitive league as the Buffaloes fall 60-58 at Nebraska on a last second Leroy Chalk tip in. Colorado heads to Ames to face Iowa State, aiming to improve defense and rebound, with Cliff Meely limited after the Big Eight Tournament. Missouri and Kansas State win key nonconference games as the race for the title tightens.
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Iowa State
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Oklahoma State
Weason
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Cornhuskers
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Meely
Chalk
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Jura
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Tigera
Cyclones
Helmbeck
Henry Smith
Bill Cain
David Hall
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Wildcats
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Big Eight
Jayhawks
Murray
Kansas
Douglass Wins Phoenix Open As Maturity Boosts Play
Dale Douglass, part of a rising quartet, claims the $100,000 Phoenix Open title after a strong final round at Phoenix Country Club. He finishes 27 under par, one stroke ahead of veteran Howie Johnson, benefiting from improved maturity and putting. Douglass, from Evergreen, Colorado, posted a 10 year pro peak with 1990 Ryder Cup inclusion and a year total of $91,500.
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Phoenix Country Club
Howie Johnson
Sacred Heart vs Paola Grade School Basketball Summary
Sacred Heart teams posted 37 and 16 points in two different matchups. Paola produced 26 points across their games. Individual scorers include Mueller, Moline, Wasemer, and Pacheco for Sacred Heart and Gonzales, J. Kietl, Nation for Paola.
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Watson
OU Opens At Tabor Tuesday KCAC Begins Play For Keeps
The Kansas Conference starts divisional play while weather delayed non divisional finals. Ottawa University and Sterling will play midweek after a blizzard washed out last Saturday’s game. OU stands 2-9 and travels to Hillsboro to face Tabor in ECAC North action while Baker visits McPherson and Kansas Wesleyan meets Bethany. Friends vs Sterling and College of Emporia vs Southwestern also slated with divisional play running to Feb 21 and the division winner to the best of three for the ECAC title and District 10 berth.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Sterling College
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McPherson
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Bethany
South
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Sterling
College of Emporia
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Wichita
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Newton
Salina
Coyotes
Ken Cochran
KWU
League Presidents Fear Stit Could Ruin Baseball
NEW YORK AP Curt Flood opposes baseball as he sues to be declared a free agent while league presidents warn that if his reserve clause challenge succeeds it could end the sport. Feeney and Cronin list seven chaos risks including loss of competitive balance, star exodus, and collapse of major and minor league structures.
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Charles “Chub” Feeney
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Joe Cronin
Bowie Kuhn
Flood
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Philadelphia
Feeney
Cronin
Hig
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Yates Center Upsets Garnett In Tri-Valley Clash 84 65
Yates Center roared to an 84 65 home win over Garnett in a Tri-Valley League game. Garnett led 39 19 at halftime but the Bulldogs surged in the final period, with Garnett finishing 4 5 on the season. Randy Singer led Garnett with 24 points. Mike Peterson paced Yates Center with 26.
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Gary Donaldson
Mike Peterson
Wesley Smith
Pat Kesker
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Peterson
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Florida State Open Tennis Finals Highlight Winners
Frank Froehling of Fort Lauderdale defeated Mike Belkin of Montreal 6 4 6 4 in the men’s singles final. Stephanie DeFina Johnson of Hollywood defeated Mona Schallau of Orlando 6 2 6 1 in the women’s singles final. A separate note mentions Susan Cayndell, 18, winning a horseshoe shaped medal for falling off horses at her father’s stable.
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Fort Lauderdale
Mike Belkin
Montreal
Canada
Stephanie DeFina Johnson
Hollywood
Mona Schallau
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