Wichita State set for long awaited Kansas clash at Memorial Stadium
Kansas coach Don Fambrough eyes season opener with Wichita State after 1946 meeting. Kansas seeks its first 1983 win and faces a high scoring Shockers squad led by quarterback Prince McJunkins. Wichita State, returning eight starters, hopes to test Kansas while aiming to repeat recent success.
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K State and Kentucky Begin 1982 Football Seasons
Kansas State and Kentucky aim to shed recent losses as they start the 1982 season in Manhattan. About 25,000 expected for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. Coach Jim Dickey redshirted eight seniors to build depth, while Kentucky under new coach Jerry Claiborne seeks intensity after a 3-8 last season. Claiborne questions Dickey’s redshirt gamble but plans a tougher, more aggressive style.
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Sneed and Archer Lead Opening Round at Bank of Boston Classic
Ed Sneed and George Archer share the 72 hole Bank of Boston Golf Classic lead at Pleasant Valley Country Club after a Thursday 66. Archer, 42, and Sneed, 38, sit 5 under, one stroke ahead of a group including Ron Commons, Bob Gilder and John Fought on a windy scoring day.
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Connors, Vilas reach U S Open semifinals in tight wins
Jimmy Connors advanced to the Open semifinals for the ninth straight year with a 6-1 6-3 6-4 defeat of Rodney Harmon. Guillermo Vilas crushed Tom Gullikson 6-2 6-1 6-3, setting up a semifinal between the two as McEnroe faces Lendl in the other bracket.
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Harlan Named To Kings Post
Kansas City Kings and KCMO announce that Kevin Harlan will broadcast Kings games for the 1982 83 season. The 22 year old KU graduate succeeds Neil Funk who left for the Philadelphia 76ers. Harlan has covered Kansas football baseball Chiefs pre game shows and sports talk.
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