Dean Smith Mentors Buzz Peterson and Roy Williams Links
Account of Dean Smith guiding Buzz Peterson from NCAA title run at North Carolina to coaching at Appalachian State and later NBA prospects. Describes Williams at Kansas fostering loyalty, reviving Wilt Chamberlain's return, and KU centennial events. Critiques KU's ignored honors for Fred Pralle amid alumni discontent. Bill Mayer contact included.
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Smith
Peterson
NBA
Appalachian State
Buzz
Dean Smith
Marlon Brando
UNC
Chapel Hill
Dalai Lama
Williams
Kansas
Jayhawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Allen Feldhouse
Roy
Wilt
Mount Oread
Missouri
Texas
Texas Tech
Iowa
Kansas State
Nebraska
Devaney Center
Danny Nee
Lincoln
Roy Williams
Childs eyes CSU move amid KU football lineup shifts
Kansas football player Henri Childs left Mount Oread for Colorado State after two seasons seeking more playing time. Rams coach Sonny Lubick calls him a quick athlete with pass catching skills, while questions linger on his eventual position. Also noted are attendance figures, transfers, and local ties including former KU players at the Kings in Topeka.
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Henri Childs
Kansas
Colorado State
Mount Oread
Childs
CSU
Rams
Sonny Lubick
Raiders rally falls in Ice semifinals at Hogland Ballpark
In a tense semifinal at Hogland Ballpark the Wichita Bandits defeated the Raiders 7-5 as errors cost Lawrence in a 5-4 lead slip. Hahn nearly delivered a clutch homer but tripped at first base, while Blevins drew key two-out walks setting up late scoring. Arkansas City meets Wichita Bandits in the other semifinal with a 11:30 a.m. start, the winner to face in the title game at 2 p.m.
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Lawrence
Hahn
Blevins
Nolan Samuels
McLaughlin
Wichita
Hahin
Arkansas City
Wichita Bandits
Outlaws
Bandits
Jeff Way
Damon Benitez
RBI
Bill Naff
Raiders
Dodge City
KC Post
Qattaws
Claremore
Hogland Ballpark
Ponca City
Okla
McPherson
Tulsa Memorial
Shawnee Mission
Free State
Wichita Pro Academy
Hogland
Ballpur
Bandits dominate to reach Ice Memorial semi final
Bandits win 10-0 over Barnstormers at Ice Field as Bill Peterson throws a no-hitter and Dallas Worley and Cameron Taylor each tally three hits. They advance to face Ottawa in the 11 a.m. semifinal. Also, Mavericks pound Topeka Post One 17-2 behind Eric Brown and John Maynard as Kyle Unruh adds three hits. Mavericks beat Ottawa 14-2 with Cody Cowser two hits and Spence Chaney three RBIs, advancing to play Kansas City at 2 p.m. Rebels sweep Chanute Rangers 14-4 as Daren Parker fires a two-hitter.
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Bill Peterson
Dallas Worley
Cameron Taylor
Bandits
Barnstormers
Ice Field
Ottawa
Topeka
Eric Brown
John
Kyle Unruh
Mavericks
Mavs
Cody Cowser
Kansas Revels
Heitshusen Leads 8-0 Win as Blankenship Perfect Game
Heitshusen homered and blanked the Topeka Gators 8-0. Travis Blankenship pitched a perfect game, with Lorenzo Rickett s and Tyler Knight each collecting two hits. Eagle Bend pro Jim Kane shot 77 79 156 and missed the Oak Tree PGA Club Professional cutoff at 154.
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Heitshusen
Topeka Gators
Travis Blankenship
Lorenzo Ricketts
Tyler Knight
Eagle Bend
Jim Kane
Oak Tree Golf Club
Edmond
Okla
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Boone
N.C
Tulsa U
North Carolina
Michael Jordan
Jimmy Black
Matt Doherty
Sam Perkins
James Worthy
Jordan
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Jayhawk
Fred Pralle
Fred
Bill Mayer
Bmayer
Fworld.com
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Allen
Kentucky
Syracuse
Louisville
Ohio State
Arkansas
North Carolina State
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Ence
Kansas University
Andrew LeClair
LeClair
The
Kings
Jason Thoren
Michael Allen
Chris Enneking
Lawrence High
Michael Casey
Chuck Woodling
Jworld.com
Free State Outlaws
Kansas City Post
Wichita Drillers
Q McLaughlin
Johnson
Goldberg
Chad Wright
Tray Wingert
John Swenson
W— Wingert
Wingert
Jeshie
Jaso
Winsterberg
Jake Coffman
Jason Chappell
Jeremiah Gross
Brad Pohl
Casky Wilson
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence Raiders
Maynard
Mays
Spence Chaney
Kansas City
Rebels
Kane
Stephen Vierthaler
Medical Arts
Maine
Cottman
Cremer
Jima
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