Neosho County Trio Named to Jayhawk All Star Team
Three Neosho County Jaco players Ron Allen 6-2 Thomas Tobias 6-6 and David Mitchell 5-11 were named to the Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference 1971-72 All Star Basketball Team. Allen and Mitchell led scoring with 44.7 combined points per game and Mitchell set a 45 point single game school record.
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Neosho County
Jaco
Kansas Jayhawk
Ron Allen
Thomas Tobias
David Mitchell
Allen
Tobias
Mitchell
Stan Blackmon
Marsden
Hutchinson
Charles Henderson
Coffeyville
Bob Babb
Highland
Dean Rayhill
Johnson County
Tillis
Panthers
Labette County
Fred Starks
Charles Evans
Ron Williams
Fort Scott
Haroun Hamoud
Vincennes Gulf Coast Prevail in NJCAA Basketball Round
In Hutchinson, Vincennes Indiana defeated Paducah Kentucky 96-85 while Gulf Coast Florida beat Casper Wyoming 89-86 after double overtime. Dalton Georgia toppled State Fair of Sedalia Missouri 90-83 in a loser's bracket game. Bill Butler led Vincennes with 34 points. Joe Johnson scored the late OT tip-in for Gulf Coast.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Vincennes
Ind
Paducah
Gulf Coast
Fla
Casper
Wyo
Dalton
State Fair
Sedalia
Seminole
Ohio
Burlington
Iowa
Tyler
Tex
Robert Morris
Carthage
Ill
Bill Butler
Alvin Hendricks
Joe Johnson
Butch Taylor
Ken Morgan
Arizona Western
Erie
N.Y
Ulster County
Cards Look to Torre for Lift
St. Louis Cardinals seek a spark from Joe Torre who is slated to pinch hit as spring training slumps persist. The Cards went 0 for 20 with five hits in five exhibitions, hampered by a lack of big bat while Boston Red Sox pitching held them to five runs in the stretch. Jose Cruz had two hits, and rookie Carlton Fisk hit a late homer for Boston aided by Mike Fiore's earlier single.
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ST. Petersburg
Fin
Joe Torre
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Carlton Fisk
Mike Fiore
Jose Cruz
Cards
Stallworth Tops Big Eight Scoring In KU Lead
Bud Stallworth of Kansas captured the Big Eight scoring crown with 389 points in the season, the fewest field goals under Meely’s 427 marks, while Chuck Jura of Nebraska led rebounds at 159 and 11.4 average. Yule led free throws and Missouri boasted top team shooting and rebounding averages.
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Kansas City
Bud Stallworth
University of Kansas
Stallworth
Cliff Meely
Colorado
Meely
Chuck Jura
Nebraska
John Brown
Missouri
Brown
Jura
John Yule
Oklahoma
Yule
Greg Flaker
Kansas State
Tigers
Four Collide Tonight in Midwest NCAA Regional Cage Tourney
In Ames Iowa Southwestern Louisiana and Dwight Lamar headline the Midwest regional opener against Louisville as Texas faces Kansas State in the other game at Hilton Coliseum. Louisville relies on guard Jim Price and a veteran lineup while Southwestern features top scorer Lamar and Roy Ebron. Texas battles Kansas State after an 87 60 setback earlier in the season.
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Ames
Iowa
Southwestern Louisiana
Dwight Lamar
Razin’ Cajuns
Louisville
Texas
Kansas State
Hilton
Iowa State University
Southwestern
Denny Crum
UCLA
Crum
Johnny Wooden
Cardinals
Memphis State
Jim Price
Manhattan
Kan
Wildcats
Texas Christian
New Mexico State
Houston
Longhorns
Lynn Hoween
Larry Robinson
Wibw-Tv
Kentucky State Eyes Third NAIA Title Run
Kentucky State, the defending champion Thorobreds seeded third, cruises past Minot State 118 68 and West Georgia 112 83 as Travis Grant racks 60 and 43 points. Coach Lucian Mitchell leads the fast, savvy lineup against St. Thomas Minnesota in quarterfinal action with Eau Claire and Stephen F. Austin seen as top challengers. Gardner Webb and Western Washington also win to reach the final eight.
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Kentucky State
Thorobreds
Minot
N.C
State
West Georgia
Travis Grant
Lucian Mitchell
Grant
St. Thomas, Minn
Eau Claire
Wis
Stephen
Augustana
Ill
Stephen F. Austin
Westmont
Calif
Western Washington
Gardner- Webb
Walton and Lamar Named to AP All-America Team
Bill Walton of UCLA and Dwight Lamar of Southwestern Louisiana headline the AP 1971-72 All-America squad joined by Ed Ratleff Long Beach State Jim Chones Marquette and Tom Riker South Carolina Ratleff averaged nearly 22 points per game as a junior guard Walton at 36.7 points in his junior year leads the college division scoring while Chones justified his early season form before signing with the ABA Nets.
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Post
Panthers
Washington, D.C
Independence
Southwestern
Marshall
Junior Lamar
Roy Ebron
Lamar
New York
Bill Walton
UCLA
Dwight Lamar
Louwisiana
Associated Press
Ed Ratlett
Long Beach State
Jim Chanese
Marquette
Tom Riker
South Carolina
Ers
Ratleff
America
Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Riker
Frank McGuire
Barry Parkhill
Virginia
Dwight Davis
Houston
Jim Price
Louisville
Henry Bibby
Robert McAdoo
North Carolina
Richie Fuqua
Oral Roberts
Princeton
Brian Taylor
Maryland
Tom McMillen
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Wil Robinson
West Virginia
Walton Named AP Player of the Year in College Basketball
UCLA star Bill Walton receives the AP Player of the Year honor amid teammate reactions. The article notes Walton's humble stance and team-first mindset, plus details on other All-America selections and upcoming NCAA regionals broadcasts.
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Los Angeles
Bill
Associated Press
UCLA
Deplue Leads CNC 1971-72 All Star selections
Deplue a 6-0 guard and league scoring leader heads the CNC 1971-72 All Star team chosen by coaches. First team includes Ruble, Taylor, Ison, Colgan, and Hughes. second team features Walker, Vaughn, Loguidici, Naylor, and Aronhalt. Honorable mention goes to Alepich, Halligan, Mullen, Dixon, and Smith.
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Deplue
Frontenac
CNC
Bill Ruble
Erie
Mike Taylor
Girard
Jim Ison
Colgan
Jim Hughes
Jim Walker
Riverton
Dennis Vaughn
Kenny Logiudici
Northeast
Chris Naylor
Southeast
Greg Aronhalt
Carl Alepich
Allen Halligan
Baxter Springs
Bruce Mullen
Eric
Marty
Neosho Wae rforw Management Area Reopens for Fishing
The Neosho Wa erfow Management Area near St. Paul reopens on Wednesday for fishing. Located a mile east and south of St. Paul, the refuge was closed during fall and winter hunting seasons and is known for late winter and spring fishing.
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ST. Paul
Tigers Rally Past Royals in Florida Exhibition
In Lakeland, Bill Freeman doubled in two runs in the first inning to spark the Detroit Tigers to a 62 victory over the Kansas City Royals in an exhibition game. Aurelio Rodriguez and Norm Cash homered as Detroit improved to 5-6. Fred Holdsworth, a 19-year-old rookie, started his third appearance, allowing two runs and six hits in five innings.
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Lakeland
Fla
Bill Freeman
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Aurelio Rodriguez
Norm Cash
Tigers
Fred Holdsworth
Detroit
Exhibition Baseball Wednesday Results
The results show Pittsburgh defeating New York North 4 to 1 and Montreal beating Los Angeles 6 to 5. Detroit topped Kansas City 6 to 2 while Houston downed Atlanta 4 to 0. Cleveland routed San Diego 8 to 3 and Oakland beat California 12 to 1. Chicago North lost to Tokyo Lotte Orions 2 to 1. Milwaukee defeated San Francisco 9 to 4 and Minnesota edged New York American 3 to 0.
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Cleveland
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Tokyo Lotte Orions
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San Francisco
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