Size Dominant on NAIA All-America
NAIA announces 1972 All-America football team with a 232-pound average on the offensive line and a 246-pound defensive front. Senior-heavy squad features repeaters from 1971. notable stars include quarterback John Coen and backs Kenneth Parks, Charlie McWhorter, and Robert Pope. Honorable mentions include players from Mid-America region such as Ray Lawrence and Norm Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Naia Football Coaches Association
Alex Price
Alcorn A&m
Perry Goodell
Arkansas Tech
Texas State
Bob Daigle
John Coen
Central Washington State
Ken Hutcherson
Livingston
Ala
Coen
Kenneth Parks
East Texas State
Charlie McWhorter
Nebraska-Omaha
Robert Pope
Shepherd
W. Va
Parks
McWhorter
Pope
Mid-America
Alan Spencer
Pittsburg State
Kan
John Woodworth
Fort Hays State
John Green
Doane
Neb
Dave Hector
Northwestern
Iowa
Connie Wassink
Phil Gustafson
Kearney State
Willie Martin
Northeastern Oklahoma
Missouri Southern
Norm Wakefield
William Jewell
Jack Duda
Lebo Edges Waverly In Tri Lakes Clash 69 63
Lebo remains unbeaten in league play as it outlasts Waverly 69 to 63 in a tight Tri Lakes contest. Waverly finishes 3-2 overall and 1-2 in league play. Lebo moves to 2-0 in league.Freeman
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Waverly
Bulldogs
Lebo
Chargers Rip Wellsville In League Booter
Santa Fe Trail rolled to a 74 48 victory over Wellsville, grabbing a 27 10 lead in the first period and 38 18 at halftime. Bruce Croucher led SFT with 20 points, Jim Duncan 14, Pat Mercer and Steve Bond 12 each, while Denny Dwyer topped Wellsville with 16. The game featured 22 turnovers and a 41 35 rebounding edge for SFT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Lebo
Chris Gifford
Bulldogs
Harold Hughes
Wyrick
Wellsville
Santa Fe Trail
Jayhawk
Chargers
SFT
Santa Fe
Eagles
Bruce Croucher
Jim Duncan
Pat Mercer
Steve Bond
Denny Dwyer
Wade Moyer
Moherman
Hughes
Dwyer
D. Kelly
Moyer
Garstecki
K. Kelly
Starling
Duncan
Burk
Croucher
Bond
Mercer
Reece
Vanderslice
Stadler
Butler
Local High School Basketball Scores Across Kansan Matchups
Topeka 60 Topeka West 33 Williamsburg 65 Quenemo 27 Argonia 53 Douglass 52 Axtell 57 Summerfield 34 Belleville 89 Minneapolis 69 Bennington 58 Clyde 57 Chapman 57 Concordia 53 Cherryvale 47 Garett 41 Clifton 58 Blue Valley 55 El Dorado 65 Wellington 36 Emporia 56 Clay Center 43 Golden Plains 68 Brewster 44 Great Bend 69 Russell 64 Millcrest 59 Scandia 38 Humboldt 71 Burlington 55 Hutchinson 58 Campus 52 Jefferson North 49 Valley Falls 45 Kingman 43 Circle 30 Lawrence 42 Ottawa 35 Leavenworth 53 Washburn Rural 49 Lebanon 63 Courtland 45 Lucas 73 Tipton 68 Madison 64 Hartford 55 Melvern 48 Pomona 33 Natoma 54 Ransom 40 Oberlin 69 Atwood 42.
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Topeka
Topeka West
Williamsburg
Quenemo
Argonia
Douglass
Axtell
Summerfield
Belleville
Minneapolis
Bennington
Clyde
Chapman
Concordia
Cherryvale
Garett
Clifton
Blue Valley
el Dorado
Wellington
Emporia
Clay Center
Golden Plains
Brewster
Great Bend
Russell
Millcrest
Scandia
Humboldt
Burlington
Hutchinson
Campus
Jefferson North
Valley Falls
Kingman
Circle
Lawrence
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Washburn Rural
Lebanon
Courtland
Lucas
Tipton
Madison
Hartford
Melvern
Pomona
Natoma
Ransom
Oberlin
Atwood
Panthers Dominate Quenemo In League Setback
Williams burg used a strong second half to roll past Quenemo 65 27 as Buffaloes suffer injuries to starters Pepgram and Sims. Coppoc led Williamsburg with 26 points while Hermreck McClure and Dehn added double digit totals. Quenemo falls to 0 2 in league play and 2 4 overall with games against London and Melvern upcoming after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
Quenemo Buffaloes
Williamsburg
Tri-Lakes
London
Panthers
Melvern
Steve Pepgram
Gary Sims
Pegram
Buffs
Sims
Jack Coppoc
Buffaloes
Coppoc
Rose
Watts
Fine
Walters
Lewis
Melers
Coppec
Dehn
Dorsey
Duvall
McClure
Jackson
Vi Anderson
Stinehaugh
Soppec
Hermreck
Totals
Prayer and public listings in Franklin County directory
A church prayer for world peace and a long listing of county and city officials, ministers, professionals, and department heads in Franklin County. The roster includes mayors, commissioners, auditors, clerks, engineers, police and fire chiefs, city attorney, treasurer, and numerous doctors, dentists, optometrists, chiropractors, and planning officials.
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NAIA
Grambling
Matthew Reed
Tim George
Carson-Newman
Tenn
Bob Picard
Washington State
David Taylor
Catawba
N.C
Terror Jackson
Curtis Webster
East Texas
Montana
Jim Stienke
Southwest
Bruce Polen
William Penn
Steve Dennis
Harley Ainsworth
Tim Wyrick
Ainsworth
Wolves
Rip Wellsville
Franklin County Abstract & Title CO
W. 2Nd Haley Abstract & Title CO
S. Main
Raymond W. Haley
First
Assembly of God Church
Leopold Hoppe
Grace Episcopal Church
Don Powell
Trinity United Methodist Church
Robert Bechtel
Sacred Heart Church
Paul W. Pentz
First United Methodist Church
Clifford Swanson
Faith Bible Church
Ralph. Hodgden
Church of the Brethren
Bill Weber
Calvary Baptist Church
Chester A. Hall
First United Presbyterian Church
Garland Bohn
First Christian Church
Earl J. Zimmerman
Faith Lutheran Church
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Bowers
Steve Ralph
J. Leland Hysom
Fred B. Zook
Robert W. Mills
John L. Richeson
George Lecom
Clyde Johnson
G. A. Diamond JR
Russell Baber
Orlin W. Smith
Robert Moore
Roger Noah
Osteopathic Physicians
Homer N. Flora
D. L. Young
James A. Eaton
Olin G. Wollen
Dennis L. Smith
John N. Thornburg
W. Harry. Lennard Medical Arts
F. E. Henning
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
L. J. Matney
L. Martin Brockway
J. C. South
Ruby Sanford
Dorothy Thomson
Sherlie A. Capper
Robert Lister County Engineer
Lee Nichols
Ted
Don White
Ner
Bruce Spears
City Planning Commission
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