Six Big 8 Clubs Pack It Away
Kansas State clinched its second straight Big Eight title with a 76-66 win over Colorado improving to 22-4 overall. Missouri earned an NIT bid after routing Nebraska 86-70 as Oklahoma, Iowa State and Kansas State jockeyed for positions behind the Wildcats. Oklahoma State finished last, while Colorado saw its title hopes slip after a Saturday loss and OU, KU, and ISU faced varied fates in the final standings.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Missouri
Colorado
Jack Hartman
Wildcats
Cats
Hartman
K-State
Southwest Louisiana
Houston
Tigers
New York
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Kansas
Manhattan
Buffs
Ahearn
Lon Kruger
Kruger
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Steve Mitchell
Doug Snider
Larry Williams
Steve Aaker
Scott Wedman
Jerome Wright
Huskers
Mike Jeffries
Mizzou
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Brown
Alvan Adams
Gary Link
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al Eberhard
Rick Marsh
OSU
Sooners
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John MacLeod
Cowboys
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Tom Holland
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Pokes
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Towa State
Maury John
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John
Owens
Jayhawks
Rick Suttle
Danny Knight
Suttle
Clint Harris
Martinez Denman
Wes Harris
Soph Larry Lotts
Frankie Frisch, Hall of Fame star, dies at 74
Frankie Frisch, Hall of Fame second baseman and longtime manager and broadcaster, died of cardiac arrest at Wilmington Medical Center. The 74 year old, injured in a February auto crash near Elkton Maryland, had led the St. Louis Cardinals Gas House Gang in the 1930s and ended his major league career in 1951, later working as a broadcaster. He hit .316 across his career with eight seasons with the New York Giants and 11 with the Cardinals.
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Del
Frankie Frisch
Wilmington Medical Center
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Elkton
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
New York Giant
Cardinals
Ragin Cajuns face Kansas State in NCAA Midwest round
Southwestern Louisiana and South Carolina moved toward Houston for the NCAA Midwest basketball playoffs. The 14th ranked Ragin' Cajuns beat Houston 102-89 in the first round and meet 11th ranked Kansas State, Big Eight champion. South Carolina meets Memphis State after defeating Texas Tech 78-70. Southwestern coach Beryl Shipley rushed to Manhattan, Kansas to watch.
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Wichita, Kan
Southwestern Louisiana
South Carolina
Houston
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas State
Memphis State
Texas Tech
Southwestern
Beryl Shipley
Manhattan
Kan
Royal Wins Out Over Hockey In Kansas City
Kansas City civic leaders drop plan for an NHL arena for the 1974 season to save the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show, citing $5.6 million in general obligation bonds and a lawsuit blocking arena use. If the suit stands, hockey may be moved. league progress on arena was due next week. Meanwhile Kansas State beat Colorado 76 66 and Dwight Lamar led Houston with 35 points in a Cajuns win.
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Kansas City
Charles B. Wheeler, Jr
the Royal
Wheeler
Kansas State
Colorado
Kstate Wildcats
Frank McGuire
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Memphis State
Dwight Lamar
Houston
Lamar
Roy Ebron
Jerry Bisbane
Shipley
Unpredictable Red Crown Bowling Scores Report
Bowling leagues list top scores and bowlers with names and totals across divisions including Zimmerman 158 and 449, D Woodward 705 and 509, R Meyers 187-526, J Schroeder 144-396, O Hall 243-406, K Liegerot 181-489, and others. League standings show multiple teams such as Hustlers Strugglers Four Flunkies Lost Four The Sleepers Grand League and more with high 10 30 times and individual game totals.
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Zimmerman
Hustlers
D. Woodward
Strugglers
R. McClay
R. Meyer
R. Meyers
the Sleepers
J. Schroeder
Grand League Fogle’s Quarry
D. Brown
PF. Richardson
J. Guyett
C. Brown
Pink Panthers
M. Stewart
C. Watts
Lost Souls
R. Daugharthy
Deuces Wild
T. Gordon
B. Gaugharthy
K. Artinger
G. Milges
J. Peffly
Tigers
F. Betz
T. van Leiden
J. Betz
Royal Tlanes
F. Wolgast
West Wilson Repair
Coffman
Helen & Bill’s
H. Wenthe
D. Lucas
D. Tournberlin
Lane
Baldwin Ward
R. Everson
RED Rooster
Swinehart
M. Gordon
Boise Cascade
W. Dykstra
J. DiBona
Lee’s Downtowner
C. Clutter
Crites
M. Milton
Nighthawks
Bob Luce
H. Reeves
Dynamic Leaghe -Ee
R. Cochrane
A. Gilbert
Don‘’S Cleaners
J. Taylor
Heathman Oil
E. Ferguson
Nitcher
State Tourneys In 5 Kansas Classes Begin Final Showdowns
Kansas preps begin the final showdowns with first round matchups across five classes at Kansas City and other sites. Notable rematches include Wichita East vs Shawnee Mission South in 5A and McPherson vs Sumner in 4A, with first round games and times announced by the state association.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Wichita East
Shawnee Mission South
Kans
McPherson
Sumner
Wichita State University
Chapman
Buhler
Emporia Civic Auditorium
Frankfort
Victoria
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Little River
Wakefield
Dodge City Civic Auditorium
Atwood
McCracken
Wichita Southeast
Lawrence
Highland Park
Coffeyville
el Dorado
Phillipsburg
Parsons
Bogue
Brice Durbin
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Wyandotte
Wichita Heights
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Leavenworth
Dodge City
ISU Wins Mat Crown in Seattle National Championship
AP reports the Iowa State Cyclones won their second consecutive NCAA wrestling title in Seattle. Clarion State provided key help as ISU fended off a strong challenge from Oregon State, securing the team championship with decisive performances and pivotal wins.
Records Fall In KWBA Kansas City
Two new records were set in the Kansas Women's Bowling Tournament as Automatic Aire of Wyandotte-Johnson County posted 2,773 in open class team. Donna Boyd and Lucile Bacon of Iola topped Class D doubles with 1,012. Class A led by Norma's Beauty Shop, Garden City at 2,479. Class B American Legion, Columbus 2,513. Class C Beauty Palace, Hutchinson 2,292. Class D Offerle Co-op, Kinsley 2,210. In singles Geri Kinnard of Wichita led Class C with 585. other leaders include J. Howe Pratt 642 Class O, P. Artzer Topeka 632 Class A, D. White Wy-Jon 616, W. Adams Wy-Jon 569. Blance and Hardy Wy-Jon lead Class C doubles at 1,139. Carney and Carter Wichita 1,127 Class A. Price and Ramsdale McPherson 1,139 Class B. Eisman and Garstecki Wy-ton 1,058 Class C. The Beavers faced slim chances for a western title as Clarion State dominated with Wade Schalles beating OSU’s Mike R. Jones for 158-pound title. Schalles added two other wins, boosting Clarion’s tally. Iowa State’s Chris Taylor and Rich Binek led College Division. Taylor pinned five opponents in 13:52 to secure fall award. Oregon State’s Greg Strobel won 190-pound title. Iowa State 85 points, Oregon State 721.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Norma’s
Garden City
American Legion
Columbus
Beauty Palace
Hutchinson
Offerle Co-op
Kinsley
Geri Kinnard
Wichita
J. Howe
Pratt
P. Artzer
Topeka
D. White
W. Adams
Blance and Hardy
Carney and Carter
Price
Eisman and Garstecki
Wy-ton
Beavers
Rockies
Clarion State
Wade Schalles
OSU
Mike R. Jones
Schalles
Pennsylvania
Iowa State
Chris Taylor
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