Stallworth Named Big Eight Player of the Year
Kansas senior Bud Stallworth, a standout scorer for Kansas, was chosen AP Big Eight Player of the Year after leading the conference with 659 points and a 25.3 scoring average. He finished with 1,495 career points, among the top in Big Eight history, and set a conference game scoring record with 50 points.
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Kansas City
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Associated Press
Stallworth
John Brown
Missouri
Chuck Jura
Nebraska
Ing
Missour
Ted Owens
Owens
Jo Jo White
Boston Celtics
Jayhawk
White
Garden City Telegram Page Two Report from March 20 1972
Page two of the Garden City Telegram dated Monday March 20 1972 features local briefs and items of regional interest. Readers see compact notices and short summaries of community happenings across the area with emphasis on timely events and public notices.
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Garden City Telegram
Vincennes Is Champ In 16 Team Junior College Tourney
Vincennes Indiana junior college won the National Junior College Tournament title 73 61 over Ferrum Virginia. Tony Byers paced Vincennes with 23 points as they overcame a slow start and finished the season 33 wins no defeats.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
Ferrumi
Gulf Coast
Panama City
Fla
Tyler
Tex
Southern Idaho
Casper
Wyo
Arizona Western
Tony Byers
Byers
Ferrmann
Clarence Walker
Mark Mashing Grant Delivers Kansas State Title Win
Kentucky State guard Travis Grant, the era’s top NAIA scorer, shattered tourney records as the Thornbreds beat Eau Claire Wisconsin State 71-62 to claim their third straight NAIA crown. Grant scored 60 in one game and 213 in the tournament, earning MVP honors while Stephen F. Austin took third with Gardner-Webb.
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Travis Grant
Thornbreds
Grant
Eau Claire
Wis
State
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Downing
Scorling
Nate DeLong
River Falls
Jim Spivey
Southeastern
Oklahoma State
College Basketball Results From NCAA and NIT Playoffs
A roundup of Saturday results across NCAA Tournament regional playoffs and the National Invitation Tournament. North Carolina beat Penn 73 59 while South Carolina defeated Villanova 90 73 in the East and South regions. Other notable scores include Florida State 73 Kentucky 34, Minnesota 77 Marquette 72, UCLA 78 Long Beach State 57, and San Francisco 74 Weber State 67. In the NIT first round Syracuse 81 Davidson 77 and Maryland 67 St Josephs 55 led list of outcomes, with Oral Roberts 94 Memphis State 84 and St Johns New York 82 Missouri 81 in overtime. Additional results round out NAIA and junior college events with Vincennes 73 Ferruri 61 and Gulf Coast 85 Tyler 81.
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North Carolina
Penn
South Carolina
Villanova
Florida St
Kentucky
Minnesota
Marquette
Louisville
Kansas St
Louisiana
Tex
UCLA
Long Beach St
San Francisco
Weber St
Syracuse
Davidson
Maryland
St. Joseph's
Oral Roberts
Memphis
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Ferruri
Gulf Coast
Tyler
Southern Idaho
Casper
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Henry Bibby
Bill Walton
Florida State
Adolph Rupp
Ron King
Seminoles
Wildcats
Rupp
Southwestern Louisiana
Texas
Midwest
Weber State
Princeton tops Indiana to reach NIT quarter finals
Princeton guard Ted Manakas led a 68-60 win over Indiana in the NIT, scoring 20 points and thwarting Indiana’s defense as Brian Taylor drew attention elsewhere. Princeton advances to a Tuesday quarterfinal at Madison Square Garden against Niagana. Oral Roberts faces St John’s in the other bracket. Joby Wright poured 21 for Indiana.
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Brian Taylor
Princeton
Pete Carril
Ted Manakas
Tigers
Indiana
Manakas
Taylor
Niagana
Texas-El Paso
Madison Square Gar
Jacksonville
Lafayette
Syracuse
Maryland
Oral Roberts
St. John’s N.Y
Joby Wright
Turnlovers
Ex Cards Favored as Phillies Top Cardinals 7 1 in Exhibition
Ex Cardinals Steve Carlton Willie Montanez and Tim McCarver led the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7 1 win over St. Louis in an exhibition. Carlton pitched six innings for one run, Montanez drove in four with two doubles and a single, and McCarver added two singles and a RBI. Other results included Pirates sweeping Reds in Venezuela 8 1 Dodgers 8 Astros 5 Cepeda two run homer pace Braves 3 1 and Giants edge Cubs 3 2.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
the Caris
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
St. Louis
Cardinals
Steve Carlton
Willie Monttanez
Tim McCarver
Carlton
Philadelphia
Montanez
Phillies
Curt Flood
McCarver
Flood
Richie Allen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Venezuela
Bob Johnson
Bob Robertson
Richie Zisk
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Crawford
Bill Buckner
Houston Astros
Top Scores From Local Bowling Leagues
Kirchoff 224 leads American League with high game while Al’s top game. Herb Braun posts 616 series. Southwest Carpet and Tile yields 1,100 steam game and 3,115 top team series. Ol Bert Strickert and Western Music post high marks. Excel Seed tops team series at 2,947. Prairie Belles and Merrill Implement show strong rates. Housewives League highlights Caro line Foreman 192 game and 432 series. Nelva’s Fashion Wigs 754 team game. Mosher Marble 2,160 team series.
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Roy Kirchoff
Herb Braun
Southwest
Sportsman League
Olbert Strickert
Western Music
Excel
Prairie Belles League
Alyce Nakamoto
Mickey Evans
Jewell Tea
Merrill Implement
Housewives League
Caroline Foreman
Nelva’s
Mosher Marble
Bowling league leaders and top series noted
McKelvy leads with 241 high game and 607 series in National League. Oswalt Industries tops team with 2973. Tina Roth leads Bluejays with 216 high game and Byvonne Crase 461 series. Lakettes post 1612 team high. Roscoe Courtney tops Prairie Mixed with 551 men’s series and 212 high game. Peggy Phipps women’s 522 series. Odel Rickman 190 women’s high game. Noah Construction 2355 team best, Tornado’s Rusty Farr 189 high game, Midge Encinias 501 women’s series. Barber Ready-Built Homes 2927 team high. John Mugford captains Fordham bowling team.
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Cecil Summers
Pepsi. Cola
Oswalt Industries
Bluejays League
Tina Roth
Byvonne Crase
Fantastics
Lakettes
Prairie
Roscoe Courtney
Odel Rickman
Peggy Phipps
Noah Construction
Tornado League
Rusty Farr
Midge Encinias
Barber Ready-Built Homes
Kleeman Paces Yankee Bowling in Midweek League
In the Yankee League Earl Kleeman posted the best single game with 225 and Earl Propitt tied for high series at 573. Smitty Sand Co led teams with 1,047 game and 2,919 series. Dust Bowlers Estelle Reed had 225 game and 574 series. Scott City Air Service posted 931 team game and 2,677 team series. Midge Enermias led Housewives League with 185 game and 561 series. Undecideds had 571 team game. Headstarters set the high team series at 1,592.
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Earl Profitt
Smitty Sand &Co
Dust Bowlers League
Estelle Reed
Scott City Air Service
Housewives League
Midge Enermias
Headstarters
Lakers rout Warriors 162-99 sets NBA record margin
The Los Angeles Lakers cruised past the Golden State Warriors 162-99 as seven Lakers reached double figures. Coach Bill Sharman called it a perfect game with quick movement and strong shooting while Nate Archibald led the Cavaliers with 45 in Cincinnati’s 135-105 win over Buffalo.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
Warriors
Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knicks
Bill Sharman
Nate Archibald
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Texas-El Paso
Hames
Royals
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Seattle
Atlanta
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Jacklin wins Jacksonville Open in playoff for 25000
Tony Jacklin outdueled Johnny Jacobs in a playoff at Hidden Hills Country Club to claim the 25000 first prize in the Greater Jacksonville Open. Jacklin finished with a 68 to post 283, while Jacobs tied with 283 and matched with a final 70, ending Jacobs’ strong run after a grounded season and a recent lifting of a suspension. Bruce Crampton and Rod Funseth shared third at 284 as Palmer, Trevino, and others chased the title.
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Jacobs
Hidden Hills Country Club
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Vietnam
Bruce Crampton
Rod Funseth
Crampton
Funseth
Bob Murphy
Johm Schlee
Jerry Heard
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gary S’layev
Garden City bowlers lead state bowling standings in Wichita
Three Garden City bowlers continued to hold first place positions after another weekend in Wichita. Polly Kerr and Marilyn Holcomb pace the open class doubles with 1125 pins, a lead they have held for several weeks. In Class C, Judy Renick tops with 1540 pins.
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Eagle Fliers At Phoenix In USAC Opener
Dan Gurney's All American Eagle car, driven by Bobby Unser, set a one mile lap record of 141.996 mph and won the Phoenix USAC season opener. Mario Andretti finished second ahead of Mike Mosley, Gary Bettenhausen and Joe Leonard as race speed averaged 102.805 mph due to spins and wrecks. Unser earned about $10,000 in prize money for the victory.
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Gurney
Swede Savage
Mario Andretti
Mike Mosley
Gary Bettenhausen
Joe Leonard
Hartman Praises Second Half After Wildcats Fall to Louisville
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman credited a strong second half after a poor first half in the 72-85 NCAA Midwest Regional final loss to Louisville. Kruger led with 14 points, Kusnyer 13, Williams 12, as the Wildcats narrowed the gap to three late before turnovers doomed the rally. David Hall grabbed 10 rebounds.
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Iowa
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Jack Hartman
Wildcats
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Twe
Kruger
Ernie Kusnyer
Williams
David Hall
Crum Returns to LA as UCLA Faces Louisville in NCAA Semis
NCAA semifinal set as Louisville, under coach Denny Crum, meets UCLA, led by Henry Bibby and Bill Walton, after Louisville beat Kansas State 72-65 and UCLA beat Long Beach State 73-57 in regional play. Crum, former UCLA mentor John Wooden’s aide, predicts no soft edge though both squads scout each other. Jim Price 25 points led Louisville. Florida State stunned Kentucky 73-54 to reach the other semifinal in Los Angeles.
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Midwest
Long Beach State
North Carolina
Penn
Florida State
Kentucky
Basketball standings and results from the Eastern and Western conferences
The report lists teams, records, and division leaders in the Atlantic Central Midwest and Pacific divisions with clinched titles. It covers Sunday results like Philadelphia over Seattle and Los Angeles over Golden State, plus Monday and Tuesday matchups and ABA standings with Kentucky and Utah leading their divisions.
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Golden State
W. L. Pet
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