All-America basketball picks name Walton and Jamar
The AP named Bill Walton UCLA 6-11 center and Dawight Jamar Southwestern Louisiana 6-1 guard to the 1971-72 All America team. Ed Ratleff Long Beach State Jim Chones Marquette Tom Riker South Carolina join on the first team with ratings of strong scoring and rebounding.
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NEW York
Bill Walton
UCLA
Dawight Jamar
Southwestern
Louisiana
Associated Press
Ed Ratleff
Long Beach State
Jim Chones
Marquette
Tom Riker
South Carolina
Walton
Kareem Abdul Jabber
Lew Alcindor
Bill Russell
la Mesa
Calif
Dwight Lamar
Southwestern Louisiana
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Ohio
Racine
Wis
Hicksville
N.Y
All-America Cage List 1971-72 AP selections
The AP selected the 1971 72 All America basketball team from votes by writers and sportscasters. First team includes Walton Lamar Ratleff Chones Riker with second and third teams listing Parkhill Davis Price Bibby McAdoo Fuqua Taylor McMillen Stallworth Robinson. Also notes high scores in Jayhawk Mixed League and Krebs Construction team marks.
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Soh Carolina
Frank McGuire
Riker
Barry Parkhill
Virginia
Dwight Davis
Houston
Jim Price
Louisville
Henry Bibby
UCLA
Robert McAdoo
North Carolina
New York
The
Associated Press
State College
Indianapolis
Ind
Franklinton
N.C
Greensboro
Richie Fuqua
Oral Roberts
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brian Taylor
Princeton
Perth Amboy
Tom McMillen
Maryland
Mansfield
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Hartselle
Als
Will Robinson
W. Virginia
Ala
Wil Robinson
Uniontown
Busters Dana Albright Is Jayhawk Loop Pick
Kost community junior colleges dominated the Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference Eastern Division AH Star team announced today by Nelson Hartman, conference commissioner. Barton County Dodge City and Hutchinson junior colleges placed two men on the Western Division All Star team. Ten players named Western Division. Eastern had 11 due to voting tie. Unanimous Eastern picks: Ronnie Tillis. Western unanimous picks: Gene Dodd Bob Jackson Dana Albright Richard Marsden Eddie Schumacher Greg White. Repeaters from last year include Tillis Blackmon Marsden Henderson Babb Rayhill.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Jayhawk
Nelson Hartman
Barton County
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Gene Dodd
Bob Jackson
Dana Albright
Garden City
Richard Marsden
Eddie Schumacher
Pratt
Greg White
Seward County
Man
Stan Blackman
Isophomore
Fred Starks
Charles Evans
Charles Henderson
Coffeyville
Ron Williams
Haroun Hamoud
Fort Scott
Bob Babb
Highland
Ronnie Tillis
Independence
Deon Rayhill
Johnson County
Ron Allen
Thomas Tobias
David Mitchell
Neosho County
Top-Rated Hoosier Club Wins Match
In the National Junior College Basketball Tournament second round Vincennes Indiana defeated Paducah Kentucky 96 to 85 and Gulf Coast Florida beat Casper Wyoming 89 to 96 in double overtime. Bill Butler led Vincennes with 34 points and Joe Johnson sealed Gulf Coast’s win with a late tip-in. Four more bracket games were scheduled today including Arizona Western vs Erie New York Burlington Iowa vs Carthage Illinois Paducah vs Casper and Hutchinson vs Ulster County New York.
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Vincennes
Ind
Paducah
Gulf Coast
Fla
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Wyo
Dalton
State Fair
Sedalia
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Burlington
Towa
Tyler
Tex
Robert Morris
Carthage
Bill Butler
Alvin Hendricks
Joe Johnson
Butch Taylor
Ken Morgan
Roefers
Arizona Western
Erie
N.Y
Hutchinson
Ulster County
Southern Idaho
Ferruri
W.va
Satanta Cage Show Promises Friendly Charity Game
The All American Red Heads women visit Satanta to face the Satanta Lions Club men at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds aid a Satanta High School band member's trip to Mexico City for the Lions International Convention where she will play in the Kansas band. The Red Heads, who play under men’s rules, are coming off a season of 203 games with 169 victories, and pre game and halftime entertainment are planned by Satanta High School bands.
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Red Heads
Satanta Lions Club
Mexico City
Kansas
Satanta High School
Kansas State to Play Texas in NCAA Midwest Round
Kansas State meets Texas in the NCAA Midwest Regional opener while Southwestern Louisiana and Louisville tilt in the other first round game at Hilton Coliseum on the Iowa State campus. Dwight Lamar leads Southwestern Louisiana with a 36.7 scoring average as Louisville seeks a regional title. Texas and Kansas State collide after Texas faces injuries to Lynn Hoween and Larry Robinson, while Kansas State aims to advance past early-round exits.
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Ames
Iowa
Southwestern Louisiana
Dwight Lamar
Louisville
Texas
Kansas State
Hilton Coliseum
Iowa State University
Southwestern
Denny Crum
UCLA
Crum
Johnny Wonden
Marshall
Junior Lamar
Roy Ebron
Lamar
Berry Shipley
Cardinals
Memphis State
Jim Price
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Wildcats
Bud Stallworth Tops Big Eight Scoring In KU Mark
Bud Stallworth of Kansas won the Big Eight scoring title with 389 points in the season and a 22.9 point per game average. Cliff Meely’s 427 points last year remains the conference high. Chuck Jura led rebounding with 159 boards, John Brown the second with 153. Yule led free throws at 86.7 percent. Missouri claimed team free throw and rebounding honors, Kansas State led defensive stats.
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Kansas City
Bud
Stallworth
University of Kansas
Cliff Meely
Colorado
Meely
Chuck Jura
Nebraska
John Brown
Missouri
Jura
Brown
John Yule
Oklahoma
Yule
Greg Flaker
Kansas State
Tigers
Harold Evans Tops League in Wheatbelt Although Mixed
Harold Evans rolled the high single with 226 and Norman Elliott posted the best 613 series. Coca-Cola led team totals with 1 055 in a 3 116 league season high. Lina Garnitt and Polly Kerr topped Sunflower League events, while Garden City Scale Co. and Earlybird League entries posted top team and individual marks. Bluejays claimed high team game and series in their circuit.
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Harold Evans
Norman Elliott
Coca-Cola
Sunflower League
Lina Garnitt
Polly Kerr
Garden City Scale Co. T
Earlybird League
Byvonne Crase
Bluejays
Nelson Boone Named All-Loop Selections in WCKL
Nelson and Boone of Garden City High School were named to the West Central Kansas League all loop first team. Keller made the second team and Rich Albrecht was the lone first year among 17 stars. The Buffalos finished 19-5 after winning the WCKL and regional tournaments.
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Garden City High School
Stewart Nelson
Russ Boone
Buffaloes
Steve Keller
Phil Loomis
Larned
Rich Albrecht
Russell
Nelson
Buffs
Duff
John Bergkamp
Boone
Keller
Buff
Ward High
Buffair
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
McPherson
Bull Pups
Don Winger
Eagers
Nalieight
Garden City
Willie Reed
Great Bend
Steve Clark
Haruss Boone
Jr. Larned
Tom Seidl
Dodge City
Eddie Hayne
Sona
Alan Steinert
Russell Harry Watts
Hays Ken Ohley
Pratt Steve Keller
Bob Seidl
Paul Margheim
Ralph Lowery
John Gatz
Pratt Rick Albrecht
Kent Wade
Russellee
Walton Named AP College Player of the Year at UCLA
UCLA star Bill Walton, a 19-year-old sophomore center, is named the AP Player of the Year. Coach John Wooden and teammate Tommy Curtis laud his humility and team focus as Walton credits his peers for the honor. He remains shy in interviews, says basketball should be fun, and emphasizes teammates’ recognition.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Bill Walton
UCAL
Tommy Curtis
Walton
Lew Alcindor
Kareem Jabar
John Wooden
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