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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1968

Page

11

Kansas Football Recruiting Surges With Local Seniors Signing

KU coaches land multiple Kansas and Missouri prep stars including Chuck Schmidt from St. Josephs Military Academy. Nick Kanat zar from Ward High School visits campus amid strong team enthusiasm. Coach Pepper Rodgers guides a rising program after a 5-5 season with future potential.

Kansas University Chuck Schmidt St. Joseph’s Military Academy of Hays Kansas Jayhawk Nick Kanatzar Ward High School Kansas City Kanatzar Jayhawks Pepper Rodgers Missouri Kansas State

Southeast Chase Unbeaten Regular Season in Front of Carolinas

Southeast Wichita seeks an 18-0 regular season after facing Wichita North Redskins with a regional crown in sight for Class AA and a shot at the state title in Lawrence March 14-16. Valley Falls and College High also sit atop their divisions, while Topeka clinches a share of the Sunflower League title.

Topeka Wichita Southeast Buffaloes Wichita North Redskins Southeast Lawrence Wamego Hiawatha Marysville Valley Falls Soldier College High Humboldt Topeka High Shawnee Mission West Wyandotte Shawnee Mission North North Pratt Garden City Larned Hays Great Bend Summer Kansas Ward Sumner

Tonganoxie Triumphs Over Effingham in League Finale

Tonganoxie High, led by 6-10 All-State candidate John Duncanson, defeated Effingham 73-53 to finish 11-7 overall and 7-5 in the Big Seven, securing third place behind Wamego and Sabetha. Duncanson scored 29 with 14 rebounds, while Larry Lamb added 14 points and 12 rebounds.

Tonganoxie High Effingham Tonganoxie Chieftains Wamego Sabetha John Duncanson Tonga Duncanson Larry Lamb Danny Wyrick Phil Robbins Greg Putoff John Pettengill Phil Boldridge Paola

Kansas University Athletes Lead Honor Roll Grades

Four KU athletes posted straight A grades in the first semester led by footballers Mike Sweatman and Dave Bouda along with Kent Powell and James Merchant. Across 11 sports 56 players earned B grade averages or higher, with 24 on the Dean’s Honor Roll and 20 on the athletic department honor roll.

Kansas University Jayhawk John Novotny Mike Sweatman Kansas City Dave Bouda Omaha Kent Powell Wichita James Merchant Leawood Sweatman School of Education Powell Bouda Merchant College of Arts and Sciences Arts and Science Widucation Mike McCoy Hiawatha Engineering Bruce Peterson Prairie Village Steve Carmichael Mulvane Willie McDaniel Haines City Fla Dave Morgan Wauwatosa Wis Richard Durrett Shawnee Mission Wueieering Barry Webert Dighton John Neibling Hilawatha Jim Mason Hobbs N. M Richard Werens S. D John Lynch Salina John Turek Ted Coffman Charles Friedrichs Herkimer Allen Russell Scottsbluff Neb Roger Kathol Jaye Isciger Hutchinson Curt Grindal Carbondale Colin Martin Rapid City Danny Bradfield Overland Park John Edwards Richard Martin Topeka Robert Fast Atchison Thomas Johnson Clarendon Hills Ill Steve Pyle Lbaton Rouge Jim Gillispie Lawrence Steve Walsh Paul Womble Tom Sbishard Uniontown John Nelson St. Joseph Bill Maddux Lynn S Sid Kanter Dan Oram Howard Arndt Republic

College of Emporia Wins a Barnburner

College of Emporia outlasted McPherson 100-96 in a high scoring barnburner with 23 lead changes and 14 ties. Pershing College of Beatrice Nebraska defeated Tabor 90-81 after overtime in Kansas.

College of Emporia McPherson Pershing College Beatrice Neb Kansas Tabor

Wilt Chamberlain Caps 25 000th Point On Free Throw

Wilt Chamberlain reached 25 000 career points with a lucky free throw during a 138 117 76ers win over the Pistons in Philadelphia. He added 32 rebounds and 12 assists, passing Bob Pettit for the all time scoring lead on a free throw.

Wilt Philadelphia Wilt Chamberlain Chamberlain Bob Pettit Philadelphia 76Ers Detroit Pistons Happy Hairston Spectrum

College cage results and high school scores statewide

Princeton 84 Harvard 72 and Yale 83 Cornell 76 highlight the college slate along with Air Force 94 Denver 89 and Stanford 70 Oregon State 67 in others. High school finals show Augusta 66 Andover 50 and many district matchups across Kansas with hundreds of team pairings and scores.

Princeton Harvard Penn Dartmouth Columbia Brown Rhode N Maryland Yale Cornell Air Force Denver Stanford Oregon St California Oregon Los Ang Loyola U. of Pacific Augusta Andover Arkansas City Derby Argentine Olathe Anthony Attica Buhler Pretty Prairie Bonner Springs Rosedale

Schuler Falls in State Wrestling Tourney

Lawrence High heavyweight George Schuler, the Lions lone state qualifier, lost his first round 4-2 to El Dorado’s Tom Briggs in Arkansas City. Team race saw Wichita Heights lead with 31 points, Arkansas City 30, Wellington 29, and Newton 28 as contesters converge.

Lawrence High George Schuler Arkansas City Schuler Manhattan el Dorado Tom Briggs Wichita Heights Wellington Newton

Valley Falls Completes Unbeaten 18-0 Season

Valley Falls High boys basketball completed an 18-0 season by defeating Soldier 199-56. Bill Allen scored 31 points as Valley Falls heads to the Class B district tourney at Lansing next Thursday.

Valley Falls High Soldier Bill Allen Valley Falls Lansing

World gold output centered in South Africa

Approximately two thirds of global gold production comes from South Africa, underscoring the country’s historical dominance in mining. Local industry figures point to major mines and export activity shaping the sector’s economy.

South Africa

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