No Pacing Planned By Salb Wilhelm For 1971 Debut
Kansas University's Karl Salb and Steve Wilhelm aim to top indoor mark set by Al Feuerbach 68-11. Both weigh 292 and 265 pounds, with Salb seeking 70 feet. Wilhelm works on form after offseason weight training while coach Osness notes peak strength.
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Salb
Wilhelm
Emporia State
Kansas University
Karl Salb
Steve Wilhelm
Feuerbach
Wayne Osness
Steve
Osness
Allen
Bob Timmons
Jayhawks
Kansas
Tom Scavuzzo
Emmett Edwards
Frank Johnson
Phil Reaves
Marvin Foster
Xerk White
Mark Laitz
Mike Larimore
Bob Pelikan
Korn Bigley
Doug Smith
Dave Anderson
Jay Mason
Jon Callen
Scavuzzo
Lutz
Foster
Bob Bornkessel
Rick Jacques
Kevin Reabe
Jim Neihouse
Bigey
White
Neihouse
Reabe
Mike Solomon
Oklahoma City
Journal-World Photo
SMU Poses Tough Test For Tankers
Kansas faces its stiffest dual meet of the season as SMU, eight All-Americans strong and holder of 14 straight Southwest titles, visits Robinson Gymnasium for a 7 30 p.m. clash led by Olympian Mills and All-American Heidenrich.
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Kansas
Southern Methodist
Robinson Gymnasium
Mustangs
Lawrence
Michigan
Collegiate
Dick Beamon
SMU
Ronnie Mills
Jerry Heidenrich
Paul Tietze
Ottawa U Coach Named Head at Great Bend High
Sherman Price, 32, longtime football assistant at Ottawa University, was named head coach of Great Bend High School. He succeeds Ken Peterson after five years, and his career includes coaching at Wellington and Turner high schools and an assistant post at Kansas State University.
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Great Bend
Kan
Sherman Price
Ottawa University
Great Bend High School
Ken Peterson
Price
Ottawa
Wellington
Turner
Kansas State University
Munich Drivers Ready To Travel via Buses
Three quarters of Munich’s 366000 car owners would switch to public transport during the 1972 Olympic Games to ease traffic. An additional 20 percent plan to leave the city to avoid congestion.
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Munich
Germany
Automobile Club
Rookie Pro Leaves Office Sparkles in Andy's Tourney
Ralph Johnston a 29 year old rookie pro and former General Cable electrical engineer led the first round of the Andy Williams San Diego Open at six under par 66 tying Dave Eichelberger for the lead. Johnston, Texas A&M graduate and army veteran, struggled to obtain his PGA card and noted his nervousness at holding the lead. Also in contention were Bob Lunn Bob Shaw George Archer Charles Coody Bob Dickson Bill Garrett Jack Montgomery Pete Brown Miller Barber Jack Nicklaus and Dave Stockton with scores around 67 to 69.
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San Diego
Manhattan
Ralph Johnston
Johnston
General Cable
New York
Dave Eichelberger
Texas A&m
Manhattan Canyons
Crosby
Bob Shaw
George Archer
Charles Coody
Bob Dickson
Bill Garrett
Jack Montgomery
Pete Brown
Miller Barber
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Jack Nicklaus
Dave Stockton
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North 2Nd North
Tur Chevy
Bill Ireland
Ireland
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Eas
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Hunter
F.E.T
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