Timing Perfect For Wilkinson To Lead Cardinals
Bud Wilkinson, aged 61, accepts an NFL coaching role with the St. Louis Cardinals after a months of secrecy. Owner Bill Bidwill praises timing as crucial while Wilkinson vows to win with a disciplined, player-focused system and personal, one-on-one meetings with each roster member. Former Oklahoma associates and NFL peers weigh in on his potential impact.
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Mizzou Embraces Cinderella Spotlight In NCAA Tournament
Missouri coach Norm Stewart praises the unlikely role as his 14-15 Tigers enter the NCAA Midwest Regional first round against Utah in Wichita. Stewart defends the Tigers’ inclusion despite a losing record, noting momentum from the Big Eight playoffs and strong recent play.
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Dodgers finally quiet Reggie Jackson in exhibition win
Dodgers top Yankees 7-3 as Ed Figueroa struggles early. Reggie Jackson homered in two at bats and drove in all three Yankee runs, while Rick Monday and Ron Cey homered for Los Angeles. Dodgers pitcher Roberto Castillo relieved and held New York, ending Jackson’s hot stretch.
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All-City Bowling Tourney Leaders and Scores Column
A list of team leaders and high scorers in the Men s City Bowling Tourney features Hawkins O Hara and others with top team scores from Fogle Quarry Misfits Youd Mobile Home Robson Towner and Low money. Separate notes show double and single leaders and all events leaders. In baseball Detroit beat Boston 7 4 as Kingman homered twice and Fidrych pitched scoreless innings. NCAA Indoor Track meet opens with many foreign winners and Miners lead after day one with 33 points.
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Missouri Kansas State AIAW title tilt headlines regional action
Missouri beat Kansas 95 83 to reach the AIAW Region VI final while Kansas State toppled Drake 66 82 to reach the title game. Adrian Mitchell led Kansas with 17 points and Lynette Woodard added 16 as foul trouble hampered KU. Missouri carries a 24 5 245 season mark into the Denton regional.
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State Finals Set Tonight By The Associated Press
Wichita South carries a 23-0 record into the class 5A final against Topeka in a Wichita showdown for the state boys basketball championship. Topeka stands 20-3, seeking its third crown, while 4A features Independence vs Washburn Rural at Junction City and 3A pits Kapaun Mt Carmel against Ward at Hutchinson. The 2A and 1A brackets include Hill City vs Valley Falls and Luckey vs Honston among others with rounds underway. Ricky Ross led Wichita South past Shawnee Mission South 78-87 as Topeka rallied to defeat Wyandotte 57-52 in a dramatic 5A semifinal.
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