Bethel runners honored at NAIA meet in Arkansas
Bethel College athlete John Muthama earned All American status after a 4 04 5 in the finals and second place at the NAIA championships in Arkansas. Coach George Rogers named NAIA district ten coach of the year, guiding Bethel to a conference title and strong showings this season.
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Bethel College
John Muthama
George Rogers
Arkansas
Muthama
Bethel
John
Moundridge
Kenya
Roger
Jolly
Kansas
Bethel Grad
George
Newton
Methodist Youthville
North Newton
Wichita
Cessna Stadium
United States Track and Field Federation
Hesston Track Club
Hesston College
Cynthia Habeggar
Beth Yoder
Debbie Carlisle
Renae Roupp
Hesston High
Janice Neufeld
Dodge City Junior College
Lucy
Canisius Cagers Placed Under Two Year NCAA Probation
The NCAA banned Canisius College from postseason play and television appearances for two years and limited basketball scholarships for the period. The case cites improper benefits, financial aid, and recruiting, with monitoring of the athletic department beginning May 15. Former athletics chief James Bedell was dismissed. players Larry Fogle and Charley Jordan were dismissed before the final 1974–75 game.
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Kansas City
Canisius College of Buffalo
N.Y
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ncaa Committee
Canisius
NCAA
John Morrison
St. Louis Spirits
American Basketball Association
James Bedell
Larry Fogle
Charley Jordan
Fogle
New York Knicks
Buffalo
Jordan
Short Ridge
Ind
Morrison
John McCarthy
PCC Favored In USTFF Meet In Wichita Kansas
The Pacific Coast Club is favored at the 13th annual U S Track and Field Federation championships in Wichita with six world record holders present. Texas at El Paso debuts in 55 events and aims for the team crown while Kansas and Texas women’s programs also contend. Notables include Rick Wohlhuter of the Chicago Track Club and record holders Al Feuerbach Dwight Stones John Powell and Francie Larrieu with Cindy Bremser also challenging meet records.
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Wichita, Kan
Pacific Coast Club
U.S. Track and Field Federation
PCC
University of Texas At el Paso
UTEP
Provo
Utah
University of Kansas
Rick Wohlhuter
Chicago Track Club
al Feuerbach
Jim Bolding
Dwight Stones
John Powell
Francie Larrieu
Cindy Bremser
Wisconsin
Texas Women’s University
Prairie View A&m
Texas Track Club
Spartan Track Adds Sprinters Geiger and Williams
Michigan State halfbacks Claude Geiger of Charleston and Leon Williams of Norfolk are sprinters on the Spartan track team.
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Michigan State
Claude Geiger
Charleston
W. Va
Leon Williams
Norfolk, Va
Spartan
Slow pitch tourney opens this weekend in Newton
Gray Ward of Newton hosts the second annual slow pitch tournament beginning Saturday at Athletic Park and Our Lady of Guadalupe diamonds. The event, sponsored by the Newton Holy Name Society, features round one games including Gray-Ward vs Wichita and Eck-Ray Ford vs Salina West, with Sunday playoffs at Guadalupe Park.
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Gray Ward
Newton
Athletic Park
Our Lady of Guadalupe Diamonds
Newton Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Gray-Ward
Wichita
Guadalupe
Partridge Auto Salvage of
Salina
Galva West
Hesston Nationals
Tampa
Copeland
Wichita Merchants
J.P. Tires
Elbing
Brubacher-Wenger Oil
McPherson Merchants
McPherson Culver
Midland National Bank
Eck-Ray Ford
Guadalupe Park
Guadalupe Diamond
Gray- Ward
J. B. East
Tom Washburn
Jerry Fye
Mike Huntley
Dennis Guebelle
Bob Murphy
Ray Arellano
Thunder Signs Tackles From Storm Veterans
The Portland Thunder of the World Football League signed two offensive tackles on Thursday. Mike Askea, 6-4, 265 pounds and a Stanford graduate, and Buzz Brazeau, 6-4, 260 pounds from Washington State, are former Storm players.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Thunder
Portland Storm
Mike Askea
Stanford
Buzz Brazeau
Washington State
Maddox Delivers Hunt For Yankees Over Rangers 7-5
Elliott Maddox sparked New York with four hits and four RBIs including a ninth inning two run double to beat Texas 7-5 in Arlington. He avenged a beanball feud with Rangers manager Billy Martin and ended a 1-for-20 skid with timely hits.
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Arlington
Tex
New York
Elliott Maddox
Yankees
Texas Rangers
Billy Martin
Maddox
Rangers
Martin
Texas
New York City
Kansas City
Top golfers tackle tough pins in Atlanta Classic lead
Hale Irwin Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller praised the Atlanta Country Club pins after opening round action in the $225000 Atlanta Golf Classic. Irwin, Casper and Inman shared the 66 lead while Nicklaus Miller Thompson and Ewing were two back.
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Atlanta
Hale Irwin
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Irwin
Billy Casper
Joe Inman
Nicklaus
Miller
Leonard Thompson
Jack Ewing
Major League Baseball National League standings and games
The report lists NL East standings with Chicago and New York leading, and West division teams Los Angeles San Francisco and Cincinnati near the top. It details upcoming schedule with interdivision matchups and pitchers records for games from Thursday through Sunday across cities like Chicago Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis and New York.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
S.francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Sutton
Stone
San Francisco
Barr
Rogers
Jones
Koosman
Konieczny
Philadelphia
Lonborg
Capra
Reuss
Kirby
Curtis
Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
West Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
California
York
Osteen
Lolich
Busby
Broberg
Tiant
Goltz
Medich
Bibby
Palmer
Figueroa
Kern
Oakland
Holtzman
Kings Acquire First Round Guards In NBA Draft
The Kansas City Kings traded Ron Behagen to New Orleans for the Jazz No. 1 pick. They used the selection on Bill Robinzine a 6 foot 7 guard from DePaul, and with their own first round pick chose Bob Bigelow from Penn, a 6 foot 5 guard.
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NEW York
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Kings
Ron Behagen
New Orleans
Jazz
Kansas City
Bill Robinzine
DePaul
Chicago
Bob Bigelow
Penn
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Linda Austin
Charmance Kuhlman
Loren Reusser
Bob Considine
Wray Roofers
Halstead
Blast Oil
Considine
Gary Wray
Westerman’s Park
Dwain Kelsch
Hession
Manhattan
Lisa Habeggar
Mary Jantz
Kenton Jantz Janzen
Eric Habeggar
Keith Mart
Eddie Grandon
Burrton
Wichita State
Doug Knauss
Doug
Kansas State
Hesston
James Harrs
James E. Franz
Tabor College
Bluejay
Devines
Columbia, Mo
Notre Dame
Dan Devine
Joanne
Stan Musial
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
New England Patriots
Chuck Fairbanks
Barclay Plager
St. Louis Blues
Devine
Missouri Tigers
Green Bay Packers
M.S. Research
USTFF
Carter Pharmacy
Thunder
Berndt Sienna Boarding Kennels Und Cots i Wien
Gentry Club
Cerral Heating & Air
R.F.D
Meridian
Holstine Motors, Inc
Bobby Bonds
Sandy Alomar
Bonds
Pat Dobson
Yanks
Clyde Wright
Dick Tidrow
Jim Umbarger
Tho
Lee Trevino
Danny Edwards
Bob E
Associated Press
Denver
Aeros
Evansville
Bears
Omaha
Tom Spencer
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Jim Tyrone
Willie Pratt
Gary Ignasiak
Spencer
Ken Crosby
MacScarce
Hector Cruz
Dave Bevering
Vale
JW. Dant Distillers Co
Jnr
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