All district Five team dominated by Big Eight
COLUMBIA Mo AP The 1976 All district Five team chosen by the National Association of Basketball Coaches is dominated this year by the Big Eight Conference. First team members are Willie Smith of Missouri, Mike Glenn of Southern Illinois, Chuckie Williams Kansas State, and Jerry Fort of Nebraska. The fifth position ended in a two way tie between Norm Cook of Kansas and Wesley Cox of Louisville. Members of the second team are Herble Ivy Iowa State Jim Kennedy Missouri Mike Evans Kansas State Anthony Roberts Oral Roberts and Lewis McKinney St Louis.
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Columbia
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Willie Smith
Missouri
Mike Glenn
Southern Illinois
Chuckie Williams
Kansas State
Jerry Fort
Braska
Norm Cook
Kansas
Wesley Cox
Louisville
Herble Ivy
Iowa State
Jim Kennedy
Mike Evans
Anthony Roberts
Oral Roberts
Lewis McKinney
St. Louis
Mexico Trackmen Poised for Strong 1976 Season
Editor notes Mexico High School track and field eyes a strong overall season led by head coach Ron Whittaker. The Bulldogs lose top seniors but return depth across field events, distances, and sprint hurdles with new faces like Greg Jackson and Ronnie Miller. Practice since February yielded promising mile relay prospects as district indoor meets loom at MMA Fieldhouse and Western Illinois Invitational.
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Mexico High School
Ron Whittaker
Mexico
Bulldogs
Herb Spangler
Darriel Douglas
Barry Hacker
Greg Jackson
Rockford
Ill
Ronnie
Tom Olson
Alan Kimbel
Danny Kregle
Randy Barnes
Keith Bartels
Steve Westbay
Ron Carter
Austin Miller
Ronnie Miller
Horace Blue
Roger Brooks
Bill Fountain
James Barnes
Ronnie Hoffman
Adrian Bradshaw
Cliff Long
Jefferson City
Missouri Military Academy
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Til
MMA
Columbia Hickman
Columbia Rock Bridge
Hannibal
Centralia
Versailles
Osage
Chris Jones
Chiee Long
Steve Evans
Vile
Jackson
Hoffman
Bradshaw
Long
Keith Batse
Bill Duncan
Quentin Bakke
Rick Gray
Regan Fuhrer
Mike Rankin
Kamikaze Kid Ronnie Lee Dominates Ducks in NIT Run
Oregon star Ronnie Lee, hailed as college basketball's player of the year by coach Dick Harter, leads the Ducks with fearless hustle and clutch play. Lee's intensity fuels Oregon as they enter the 39th NIT at Madison Square Garden with a first-round bye and a quarterfinal matchup set for Monday night against the winner of Saturday's San Francisco UNC Charlotte game.
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NEW York
Ronnie Lee
Oregon
Neil Johnson
Portland Trail Blazers
Bill Walton
UCLA
Lee
Ducks
Madison Square Garden
Dick Harter
Ronnie
Ron Lee
Harter
MU Realigns Grid Staff Cooper To Administration
MU announces spring practice start March 24 with a re aligned coaching staff. Clay Cooper moves to recruiting coordinator for the department, relinquishing coaching duties. Vince Tobin will take over Cooper’s role coaching the defensive secondary, with John Kadlee on interior linemen and Don Lawrence on ends and linebackers.
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Cooper
Columbia
Missouri
al Onofrio
Clay Cooper
Tiger
Clay
Mel Sheehan
Vince Tobin
Onofrio
John Kadlee
Don Lawrence
Mel
Can NC Rebound In NCAA Tournament Play
AP Sports Writer Ken Rappoport describes North Carolina seeking a comeback in the NCAA play offs after an ACC playoff defeat to Virginia. He notes Alabama's rebounding, UNC defense issues, and previews regional first-round matchups including Virginia Tech, St Johns, Indiana, Western Michigan, and more.
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Ken Rappoport
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Alabama
Dean Smith
Smith
Virginia
Dayton
Ohio
Mitch Kupchak
Phil Ford
Leon Douglas
Kentucky
Marquette
Western Kentucky
South Bend
Ind
St. John's
Indiana
Western Michigan
Virginia Tech
Philadelphia
DePaul
VMI
Tennessee
SEC
Charlotte
N.C
Providence
R.I
Rutgers
Princeton
Hofstra
Connecticut
Bowling results from Wednesday morning and leagues
A cluttered bowling score roundup lists teams and players across leagues with high games and series. Notable entries include Sno-Balls versus Lucky Strikes with Rona Wilson 213 and Carolyn Thomas 517, Wild Bunch 2345, and Dwayne Vanskike 269 high game and 4615 high series in the men’s bowling, plus various team tallies and prize notes.
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Easy Rollers
Lane
Wild Bunch
Dingalings
Rona Wilson
Carolyn Thomas
Dairy Queen
Roadrunners
Blue Ribbon Boys
Charlie’s Auto Parts
Pollards
Budweiser
Sherwin Williams
MFA Excaringe
Dwayne Vanskike
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Mr. Kennedy
Guida
Rex Morgan
T Hospital
Norman
Wai
June
Blondie
Ware
Rim
Wali
Mary Worth
Chuck Elkins
Papa
Mama
Chuck
Mave
Jem
Dick Tracy
BASDY
AP Newsfeatur
Missy
Big 8
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Tom Waechter
Joel Love
Craig Collens
Allen Stuart
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Matt Brown
Jerry Miller
David Moyle
Bruce Wilson
Chris Lunsford
Keith Batsel
James Williams
Mike Kleinsorge
Randy Senor
Ken DuBus
Gene Pearson
Daryl Cole
Bill Rankin
Steve Bybee
Intense Lee Pilot
MacArthur Court
Carroll Motor Company
Syracuse
Texas Tech
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Tex
Lawrence
Kan
Washington
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Tempe
Ariz
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Memphis State
Arizona
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Ore
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Brendan Ladies
Holy Rollers
Brendanites
Alley Katz
Mud Slingers
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Twinkletoes
Rainbows
Fhylils Jesse
Ann Muddit
CRAZY
Klines
Han- Mar Antiques
Mr. D’s Plaza
Glen's Shell
Angel Land
Prudential Five
Jeannia Rudd
Jeannie Rudd
Backer's Chips
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We Klines
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Backers
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Han
Stow
MFA Exchange
Blue Ribbon
Sherwin Willams
Charlie's Auto Parts
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