Big Eight basketball opens with Kansas and others strong
Iowa State and Oklahoma State start the season aiming to join 14th ranked Kansas Missouri and Nebraska in the Big Eight winner’s circle. Kansas routed Xavier 75-57 as Tom Rivisto led with 16 and Bob Fullarton added 23. Missouri topped Michigan State 77-67 with John Brown scoring 22 before leaving with fouls and Al Eberhard adding 20. Nebraska beat Wyoming 81-63 as Chuck Jura led with 18. Oklahoma lost to Samford 74-72. Colorado fell to San Diego State 79-68.
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San Diego State
Tom Rivisto
Bob Fullarton
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Field House
Lawrence
John Brown
al Eberhard
Columbia
Brown
Spartans
Eberhard
AP All America picks four from Big 8 in first team
The Associated Press All-America team includes Heisman writer Pat Sullivan of Auburn as quarterback and running backs Ed Marinaro of Cornell Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma and Lydell Mitchell of Penn State. Marinaro leads with 1,881 rushing yards, Pruitt 1,476, Mitchell 1,494. Sullivan has 2,012 yards and 20 touchdowns on 281 attempts. The unit features Terry Beasley as top receiver and Doug Kingsriter at tight end, with an All-America line of Sisemore Vella McKenzie Smith Brahaney. Defense showcases Patulski Gebhart Jacobson Long and Glover.
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Associated Press
Bob Hope
NBC
Marinaro
Pruitt
Mitchell
Oklahoma State
Sullivan
Auburn
Terry Beasley
Head
Doug Kingsriter
Minnesota
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
John Vella
California
Reggie McKenzie
Michigan
Royce Smith
Georgia
Tom Brahaney
Oklahoma
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
New Milford
N.J
Lydell Mitchell
Penn State
Salem
Greg Pruitt
Houston
Tex
Nebraska players named to AP All America second team
AP All America football selections list Nebraska figures among second team honorees. Notables include Nebraska backs Clarence Ellis and Bobby Majors, linemen Dave Joyner and Carl Johnson, and guard Gordon Gravelle, with other top programs represented across offense and defense.
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Nebraska
Jersey City
Sinebackers
Dave Chaney
San Jose
Staite
Greenfield
Calif
Jeff Siemon
Stanford
Bakersfield
Mike Taylor
Michigan
Wyandotte
Mich
Clarence Ellis
Notre Dame
Grand Rapids
Bobby Majors
Tennnessee
Sewanee
Tenn
Tom Myers
Syracuse
New Britain
Conn
Garden City High football history and upcoming Boot Hill game
A sports column recalls Garden City High football feats from 1914 to 1982 including multiple 100 point games and a 71–0 loss. It notes past rally wins, district playoffs, and big losses to Dodge City and Great Bend. Also previews the Boot Hill small college game at Alva Oklahoma and Dakota State with Ron Lee.
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Buffs
Garden Bet
Dodge City
Hays High
Garden
Great Bend
State College of
Dodge City High
Jake
Oklahoma College
Alva
Gees
Whiley Hilyard
Garden City
Norman
Hilyards
Garden City junior high opens with 3 20 p m doubleheader
The THURSDAY slate shows Garden City Junior High eighth graders starting the season with a 3 20 p m doubleheader at South Junior High in Liberal. Both A and G teams will play. Wrestling note mentions Garden City High reserves. Hugoton varsity in a dual meet at 7 p m. Semi finals of the High Plains Conference girls tournament set with Satanita vs Syracuse at 6 3 p m and Bikhart vs Lakin at 7 p m. Finals Saturday night. Friday features junior college non-conference games in Goodwell Oklahoma including Pan Hana State College JV at 6 30 p m.
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South Junior High
Liberal
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Hugoton High Var. Ay
Pam
Sea High
Evi
Johnson
Wigham Satanita
Syracuse
Bikhart Va
Lakin
Garden City Junior College
Goodwell
Okla
Busters
Pan- Hana State College
Garden City Juco Narrowly Fails Dodge City Dual 22-19
Garden City Junior College opened the 1971-72 wrestling season with a 22-19 dual loss to Dodge City, trailing 16-0 before four Garden wins. Pins by Steve Douglass and Chuck Lamberson paced the comeback, while Dodge City held five decisions and one pin. Standout performers included Gil Medrano and Jim Ramirez for Dodge City and Tony Patton for Garden City. The home opener is set for Saturday against Lamar, Colorado.
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Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
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Garden City
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Chuck Lamberson
Bob Randolph
Ken Childers
Dodge
Gil ‘Medrano
Ter
Jim Ramirez
Arkansas City High
Gary Frazier
King
Tony Patton
Henry Crosby
Garden City High
Buster Matmen
Bary Peck
Lamar
Colo
Jaco
GCIC
Gil Medrano
Bob Cataldo
Fred McMillan
Steve Tabor
Paul Nelson
John Koepp
Rob Randolph
Steve Frazier
Bill McGillivray
Ron Garman
Des Gree Peete
Tenry Spexarth
Chuck Lamiperson
Octavo Sedon
Majors Signs Five Year ISU Football Pact
AMES Iowa AP Iowa State University and Johnny Majors ended speculation about a coaching move by agreeing to a new five year contract Majors 36 had been linked to Baylor University after Bills Beall was fired and remains unclear if he will leave Ames for Baylor or stay with ISU
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Iowa
State University
Johnny Majors
Cyclones
Majors
Baylor University
Bill Beall
Iowa State
Associated Press
Tennessee Aill- America
el Paso
Fox
Louisiana State
ISU
Lou McCullough
W. Robert Parks
Murray State Favored In KSU Rifle Meet
Murray State of Kentucky is favored to win the 13th Kansas State University International Rifle Championships as 248 competitors from 62 teams gather in Manhattan. East Tennessee State and Tennessee Tech are expected challengers after last year’s top placers.
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Manhattan
Kan
Murray State
Several SW Gridders On All Kansas Teams
A Wichita Eagle all state list named many Southwest Kansas players to Class A and Class AA teams. Tribune High quarterback Scott Schneider led Class A first unit backs. Deerfield 8-man QB Dale Harris made Class A second unit guard. Ford Speck of Johnson High led Class AA first unit with 1525 rushing yards and 156 points. Western Kansas educators Jerry Pfannenstiel and Mark Rohr earned Class AA second unit guards, plus other mentions.
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Wichita Eagle
Eagle
Scott Schneider
Tribune High
Schneider
Tribe
Hagle
Kansas
Deerfield High
Dale Harris
Harris
Deerfield
Johnson High
Ford Speck
Speck
Trojans
Kan
Education Assn
Leon
Jerry Pfannenstiel
Mark Rohr
Ness City
Copeland Deerfield Dominate Loop Picks in 8-man All-Conference
Copeland High lands six spots and Deerfield five on Santa Fe Train League 8-man football all-conference team. Deerfield claims conference crown, ends Copeland’s bid. 11 players earned honorable mention, 4 earned special mentions due to injuries.
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Deerfield
Copeland High
Santa Fe Train
Brank Clancy
Jim Riphahn
Dale Morris
Ted Stauth
Ensign
Rolla
Moscow
Ingalls
Montezuma
SFTL
Keith Wells
Fot Ingalls
Jim Thomas
Don Francis
Warry Bunnell
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