Lakin and Satanta win at High Plains Conference tourney
Lakin and Satanta captured varsity wins on Wednesday night of the High Plains Conference Tourney. Lakin rallied to beat Syracuse 52 to 46 as Steve Sullivan led with 14 points. Satanta defeated Elkhart 37 to 23, with Ron Lucas scoring 14 for the Indians. Sublette beat Holcomb 72 to 46 in a Tuesday opener. Lakin later lost the B-team game to Sublette 46-36.
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Lakin
Satanta
Nick Syracuse
Sabanta
Witless
Elkhart
Johnson
Sublette
Syracuse
Broncs
Steve Sullivan
Roger Schmidt
Bulldogs
Sullivan
Rod Grove
Craig Dunn
Satanua
Wildcat
Morton Countians
Magin
Ron Lucas
Indians
Sullivan Award to Frank Shorter
Frank Shorter, 25, won the Sullivan Award as 1972's outstanding amateur athlete, polling 1,805 points from 1,500 voters. He took up long distance running two years earlier to make the Olympic team and trained with his wife Louise. Dan Gable finished second, with other top contenders including Micki King, Michael Burton, and Dave Wottle.
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Gainesville
Fla
Frank Shorter
Sullivan Aard Wednesday
Shorter
Louise
Amateur Athletic Union
Dan Gable
Waterloo
Town
Mark Spitz
Micki King
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Michael Burton
Sacramento
Dave Wottle
Canton
Ohio
Munich
Yale
New Mexico
America
John J. Hayes
Garden City High hosts West Central Kansan League clash
Garden City High School hosts West Central Kansan League basketball at 7 p.m. with both varsity and B-team contests on adjacent courts. Wrestling features Gallen City and Bierling in a Northeastern Colorado night program. Junior and senior schedules include one day invitational tourneys at Sterling and Rolla, with multiple matches and finals.
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Aig Nan
Peter Wrest
Leave, Corp
Lamar
Garden City High
Central Kansan
Pratt
Wisted
Garden Ciy High
Garden
Gallen City
Bierling
Colon
Todsant Etes
Sterling
de Meet
Pere
Colorado
Garden City
Darful Nekronaaa
Bieyes Madedet
Sam Houston Tops NCAA Division I Basketball Poll
Sam Houston State remains unbeaten and leads the college division poll after a weekend of regional games. The Associated Press tally shows Portland Trinity and other contenders jockeying for position as conference play continues across the East and Midwest regions.
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Associated Press
Sam Houston State
Busy Friday For Cagers In Local High School Action
High Plains Conference tourney at Holcomb and Santa Fe Trail League tourney at Rolla wind up Friday night. Friday night cage slate includes Garden City at Pratt, Dodge City at Russell, Hays High at Larned, Ness City hosting Scoti on Homecoming, and other area games. Associated press college poll notes Sam Houston State top after week. Stephen F. Austin, Eau Claire, Louisiana Tech, Augustana, Assumption, Roanoke, Ohio, Kentucky State, Ferris State also featured with recent results and top ten shifts.
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Scoti
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Hugoton
Ulysses
Wkea East
Jetmore
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LaCrosse
Victoria
Kinsley
Liberal Basils Thomas More Prep School
Hays
Kendall
Associated Press
Sam Houston State
Stephen F. Austin
Eau Claire
Eastern Michigan
Louisiana Tech
Sam Houston
Tech
Arkansan State
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Augustana
Til
Assumption
Roanoke
Capital
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Michigan
Akron
Western Illnois
Fairmont State
Willamette
F. Austin
Capital Otto
Ferris St
Gagere
Galls
Deerfield
Ingalls
Ventezuma
Vic
Iowa State Eyes Unruly Crowds at Hilton Coliseum
Iowa State University officials vow to read a sportsmanlike conduct message over the public address system if crowds become unruly after a recent 94 01 loss to Oklahoma. Oklahoma coach John MacLeod criticized Cyclone fans for throwing debris, including an ice cube that struck him, though officials said the crowd was mostly well behaved.
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Iowa
Iowa State University
Lough
University of Oklahoma
John MacLeod
Town State
Cyclones
Hilton Coliseum
MacLeod
Big Fight
McCullough
Bowling sweep yields high team game and top series
Shearmire leads with an 8 game sweep as the team posts a 1 040 high game and a 3 900 top team pinfall. Halbert Cone delivers a 2145 high series for Housewi Verma Fine, while others contribute in a close bowling event.
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Housewi
Verma
Halbert Cone
Nino Samuel Joins Kansas Jayhawks For Second Semester
Lawrence AP report says Nino Samuel, a 6 foot 5 inch 210 pound freshman who averaged 31 points and 19 rebounds at Salina Central High, will join the Kansas Jayhawks varsity team Friday after NCAA abolished the 16 scholastic rule. Coach Ted Owens noted Samuel becomes eligible for the second semester and will travel to Columbus with the team for the upcoming Big Eight game against Missouri.
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Lawrence
Kan
Nino Samuel
Ga & Genioy
Salina Central High
Kansas Jayhawks
Ted Owens
NCAA
Owens
Columbus
Kansas
Missouri
Lemuel
Clemente Fund Reaches 317 539 in Donations
Pittsburgh AP tally shows donations totaling 317539 to the Roberto Clemente Memorial Fund. Contributors include Pirates, Richard Mellon Foundation, a bank, a Puerto Rico newspaper, and Heinz family, for Nicaragua earthquake relief and a Puerto Rico boys camp in Clemente’s memory.
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Richard Mellon Foundation
Puerto Rico
HJ. Heinz
Flamily
Nicaragua
Clemente
Monte Bay Ingalls Win In SFTL B Division
In the six game SFTL schedule Montezuma vs Rolla and Deerfield vs Ensign split the nights semi finals. Montezuma beat Moscow 60-36 to reach the B team final while Ingalls and Montezuma led a 59-46 win over Deerfield in the other B team semi. Third place in B is tonight, with the title game Friday night.
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Montezuma- Rolla
Deerfield Ensign
Ingalls
Montezuma
Montezuma-Rolla
Deerfield
Bulldogs
Eugene Nally
John Doll
Mike Witt
Melvin Flowers
Mark Williams
Matin Francis
Mike Tackett
Indians
Con
Monte
Imbermission
Kyle Hargett
Les Nusz
Jeff Borth
Todd Brewer
Mike Christian
Garden City Buffs Aim To Extend Win Streak At Pratt
Garden City high school heads to Pratt for a WCKL cage clash hoping to snap a two game skid. Buffalo guards lead the offense with Mark Woodward and Ken Bell supported by George Anderson as Pratt carries a winless string and solid frontcourt matchup.
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Pratt
Garden City High
Buffalo
Garden
Lared
Fresh Win In Overtime By Hubert Junior High
Abe Hubert Junior High edged Garden City in an overtime nine grade game after a 56 56 regulation tie. Key players included Brent Letourneau with 21 points and Dave Wasinger with 14 for Garden City while Arnie Reyher led Lamar with 17 points. Garden City led 24 20 in field goals and 12 of 33 free throws. Lamar finished 17 of 37 at the line.
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Elkhart
Mark Bultman
Rod Williams
Larry Mostrom
Laclanta
Satanta
Sublette
Lakin
Larks
Don Eves
Lark
Larry Leonard
Tommy Hernandez
Lyle Waechter
LAMAR
Colo
Abe Hubert
Garden City
Garden
Bob Sander
Lamar Ted
Buffalees
Brent Letourneau
Dave Wasinger
Ganden
Letourneau
Eee
Wasinger
Arnie Reyher
Brad Brikhart
Hubert
Dodge City
Different Mat Meet Slated for WKEA at Scott City
A one day freshmen and sophomore wrestling meet is planned for Scott City High School gym. Five schools from Western Kansas Education Association will participate with unlimited entries per weight class from 98 to heavyweight. Weigh-ins include 95 pound tentative class with medals for top three in each weight. no team scoring or trophies. Admission is one dollar for all three sessions.
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Scott City
Southwest Kansas
Western Kansas Education Assn
Kin Aley
Ulysses
Scott
Tribune
Grant Giad
Goodland
Scott City High School
Barry Scores 51 As Warriors Beat Rockets In Nba Fight
Rick Barry overcame a sore shooting arm to score 51 points for Golden State in a 123-117 win over Houston at the San Antonio Convention Center Arena. Barry had 34 points before halftime, then stiffened after the break as the Rockets stayed in reach with seven double-digit scorers. Centered around Barry, Golden State held on with 27 points and 18 rebounds from their big man, while Houston's Don Smith led scorers with 21. Seattle edged Detroit 106-104, Boston beat Portland 117-99, and Atlanta defeated Philadelphia 122-106 in other NBA action. ABA notes include New York Nets 102-92 over Denver and Utah 117 over Kentucky, with Seattle’s Brister and Haywood shining on a homecoming night.
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Rick Barry
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National Basketball Association
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San Antonio Convention Center Arena
Rockets
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al Attles
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New York Nets
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Brian Taylor l
George Carter
Nets
Ron Boone
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