New KU Baseball Season Opens With Fresh Faces at Washburn
Kansas starts the 1972 season with six newcomers in the starting lineup for a doubleheader against Washburn in Topeka. Veterans Wall Cord er Evans remain, while George Johnston Dan Heck Bill Glass Bob Ohm Chadd Renn Dick Bradley fill the infield and outfield spots. Temple aims to solidify defense to support pitchers Striegemeier Cox and Wall as the team eyes the Big Eight schedule starting March 31 versus Iowa State.
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Field events push Lions to third at home meet
Lawrence finishes third as Mission North dominates with 112 points. Wyandotte edges Lawrence for second while Lions excel in field events led by Brad Black and Craig Vann. Vann and Bockhorst set marks in high jump and discus as Crawley adds a 44 yard dash qualifier.
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Utah Skier Dies At NCAA Meet
The NCAA championships opening day in Winter Park Colorado was overshadowed by the death of 20 year old University of Utah downhill racer David Allen Novello from Salt Lake City. He lost a ski and crashed into a tree on a 1.3 mile course traveling 50 to 60 mph. Utah withdrew the remainder of its team from further competition as the meet continued with slalom and jumping. Otto Tschudi of Denver won the downhill.
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Kansas Tennis Team Heads South For Four-Game Swing
Kansas Jayhawks begin a four day southern swing with a Saturday match against Arkansas in Fayetteville. After Arkansas they face Oral Roberts in Tulsa and Oklahoma State in Stillwater. The Jayhawks lost their season opener to Northwest Missouri State with two only points from Tom Carlson and Ron Shaffer in singles.
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Associated Press recap lists results Baltimore five Cleveland zero New York thirteen Keusten t Collen State seven Portland zero and previews Friday games Atlanta at Detroit Seattle at Baltimore Buffalo at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia New York at Phoenix Milwaukee at Los Angeles Golden State at Portland notes clinched division titles and key matchups across leagues
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Guenther Takes Lead At Miller Open Bowling Tourney
Veteran Johnny Guenther of Seattle rallied as match play began to take the lead in the $80,000 Miller Open Bowling tournament in Milwaukee.
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Tribe Edged By Longview In Triangular Track Meet
Haskell finished second overall in a triangular meet at Haskell Stadium as Kansas City Longview edged the Indians 62 to 61. Winners included Dwight Pickering in the mile, Randy Sands in the 100, Bimbo Marcus in the pole vault, J. B. Carnes in the high jump and Jarvis Yellowrobe in the three mile. Yellowrobe also placed second in the javelin and third in the intermediate hurdles, with other seconds by Herb St. John, Al Waquie, Fred Gonyea and Randy Rowland.
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Final Four Tonight in NAIA Tournament Semis
Top seed Eau Claire faces Gardner-Webb and Stephen F. Austin meets defending champion Kentucky State in NAIA semifinals in Kansas City. Kentucky State, after a 66-57 quarterfinal win over St. Thomas, rode Travis Grant's scoring to a 25 point first-half lead.
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Mulcahy named District 5 coach after title season
Vermillion South Dakota Bob Mulcahy who led South Dakota to its first North Central Conference title in 14 years was named District 5 college division coach of the year. Mulcahy, 40, previously served as an aide at Kansas from 1964 to 1966.
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