Marquette Reinstated To NCAA Tournament After Lackey Affidavit
Marquette's basketball team won approval to return to the NCAA tournament after Capt. Bob Lackey signed an affidavit denying agent representation. The NCAA had previously suspended the seventh ranked Warriors following questions about Lackey’s dealings with pro leagues. Lackey scored 20 points in a 73-49 win over Ohio University as the team moved toward Knoxville subregional play.
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NIT Field Strong
New York AP report notes Jacksonville and Maryland as leading teams with high scoring foes Virginia Princeton Oral Roberts and Syracuse contributing top scorers as the NIT field heats up.
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UCLA Tops Final 1972 AP Poll With Perfect Season
UCLA is crowned No. 1 in the final Associated Press poll for 1972 after a flawless season. North Carolina and Penn also earn high rankings as the nation anticipates the 35th National Invitation Tournament beginning Friday at Madison Square Garden featuring Virginia Lafayette Fordham Jacksonville Maryland and others.
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Shooting Comets' Downfall In 1971-72 Chanute finish
Chanute Blue Comets won three of twenty games in 1971-72. The team posted a .379 field goal percentage and a .516 free throw rate while opponents hit .431 from the floor. Craig Harris led with 267 points in 20 games, Scott West topped rebounds at 7.1 per game, and West also led in fouls with 78.
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Royals explode for 11 hits in spring win over Expos
In Fort Myers Kansas City Royals outhit Montreal Expos 11 to none to take an 11 run game. Pitchers Jim Rooker and Roger Nelson delivered solid three inning stints as veterans easing back from rough 1971 season.
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Cardinals Seek Big Spurt Against White Sox
St. Louis manager Red Schoendienst looked for more run production as the Cardinals prepared to face the Chicago White Sox after dropping three straight exhibitions. The club had eight hits and scored only once in the sixth inning of a 4 to 2 loss to the Houston Astros at Co e a Field.
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Exhibition Baseball Monday Results
Boston 3 Philadelphia 2. Atlanta 1 New York A 0. Baltimore 5 Texas 2. Pittsburgh 6 Chicago A New York N 9 Detroit 8. Kansas City 4 Montreal 2. Houston 4 St Louis 2. Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 1. Chicago N 12 Milwaukee 2. San Diego 9 San Francisco 4. Cleveland 7 Oakland 6. Salt Lake City 2 California.
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All-MBL Team Picks Unanimous Choices Highlight 1971-72 Honors
Three players earn unanimous spots on the All-MBL Team for 1971-72. Oswego’s Hawkins and Schreppel join Rod Armstrong of Chetopa on the first team, with Holtzman and Wheeler of Thayer also on the opening five. Second team includes Withrow, Bolding, York, Allen, Mec Cune, and Steve Cook. Oswego dominates with six honorables, including Hawkins, Schreppel, and Hawkins’s 21.6 ppg leading the league.
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Hogan Heads Black Jack Cage Stars
Kenny Hogan of South Elk High School leads the Black Jack League All-Star selections for 1971-72 as the only unanimous pick. He averaged 16.6 points and 12 rebounds guiding South Elk to the league title and a second place in the 1A regional. Max Marple, Craig Lampson, Russ Creath, and Cole Coward share first team honors with Hogan.
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Royals Move to Kansas City NBA Transfer Set
The Cincinnati Royals of the NBA will relocate to Kansas City next season. An official announcement is planned at a mid morning news conference by Joe Axelson. Stockholders are being notified by mail. Twenty six home dates are scheduled for Kansas City Municipal Auditorium with other games in Omaha and St. Louis.
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Tennessee State Favored In NCAA College Division Final Eight
Tennessee State, 24-1 with a 16 game win streak, is cited as the favorite as the eight team field opens the NCAA College Division basketball championship in Evansville. The Tigers from Nashville, runners-up in 1970, are described as the class of the survivors.
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Saints Sign Butler From Kansas State in Nova Contract
The New Orleans Saints announced the signing of Bill Butler, Kansas State’s top rusher with 838 yards and 16 touchdowns in 1971, as their fifth draft pick. Butler stands 6 feet tall and weighs 218 pounds. Regional playoff notes include Evansville’s defeat and several teams new to NCAA post season basketball. Eastern Michigan, Missouri S. Louis, Southhampton, Roanoke and Southern Colorado will debut in Evansville, with three teams entering their first postseason bids.
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Schoolboy Vince Cartier Sets Indoor Mile Record
Vince Cartier of Scotch Plains New Jersey set a national schoolboy indoor mile record at 4 06.6 during the New Jersey Inter Scholastic Association championship meet. He surpassed Jim Ryuns 1966 4 07 mark.
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Chanute Softball League Holds Second Meeting
The Chanute Church Softball League plans for the 1972 season with a Friday 7 30 p m gathering in the Chanute Recreation and Parks office conference room. League president Roy Marts urges all sponsoring churches to send a representative.
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NAIA First Round Results From Kansas City
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