Marymount Seeks The Big House in NAIA Run
Marymount College in Salina seeks a March NAIA tournament bid with a 26-0 season, aiming for the Big House at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City. Ken Cochran, former Kansas Wesleyan coach, leads the Spartans as they ride a historic transition from girls school to coed athletics and pursue a district playoff spot.
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Salina
Kan
Marymount College
Big House Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
Ken Cochran
Marymount
Cochran
Spartans
NAIA
City Scores Senior and Junior Baptist League Games
In Senior Division action First Baptist led Sacred Heart 55 to 19 with strong nights from Bien and Mille while Wesleyan trailed 37 to 15. Calvary Baptist and Sacred Heart also posted notable scoring totals. In Junior Division F. Baptist A edged Sacred Heart 15 to 18 and City League IVision results show Jaycees Blue at 4 and Western Supply leading 69 with multiple players contributing scoring lines.
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Church League
First Baptist
Howell
Henderson
Peterson
Underwood
Pickering
Bird
Willhite
Baldwin
Totals
Wesleyan
Rothfuss
Haas
Bennett
Carey
Gates
Ratliff
Calvary Baptist
Gragg
Altic
Taylor
Pacheco
Thompson
Sacred Heart
Mille
Moline
Wright
Bien
Nickerson
Korkames
F. Baptist A
Allen
Minnick
Bouska
Angell
Mohr
Adkinson
Pankratz
Mumma
Ferguson
Smith
Korte
S. Ferguson
J. Wolfe
M. Wolfe
Turner
Mages
Jaycees Blue
Jordan
Winters
Dykstra
Kay
Vanderhoofver
Western Supply
K. Cole
J. Cole
Mitchell
Satterlee
Woodward
Conley
Everson
Ryun Returns to Lawrence to Rebuild Olympic Comeback
Jim Ryun, world record holder in the mile and 1500 meters, plans a return to Lawrence, Kansas, to have coach Bob Timmons oversee his training. After a disappointing indoor mile in Goleta, Ryun says he needs Timmons to help fine tune his preparation for the Olympics with six months to go. He reports no physical problems but admits training has felt off and hopes Kansas affiliation will aid his progress.
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Los Angeles
Jim Ryun
Goleta
Santa Barbara
Here
Bob Timmons
Lawrence
Kan
Ryun
Timmy
Kansas
Ryan
Timmons
University of Kansas
Central Heights Upsets Marmaton Valley In Close League Showdown
Down 43 42 Marmaton Valley fell to Central Heights as Bill Robertson hit a buzzer beating 30 foot shot after a CH timeout. Vic Shulz led CH with 13 points while Robertson added 10. Marmaton Valley drops to 6 1 in league play and CH advances to 4 3 in Three Rivers. Central Heights heads to Greeley for its regular season finale.
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Bill Robertson
Vic Shulz
Robertson
Marmaton Valley
Central Heights
Greeley
OHS Matmen Off To State 3-A Tourney
Two Ottawa wrestlers Roy Jackson at 155 pounds and Rex Pope at 185 pounds head to Goodland for the state 3-A championships. Jackson, 19-3, seeks to rebound after losses to Preston Cole of Bonner Springs. Pope, 18-4, arrives after district title in Fort Scott. Action starts Friday 1:30 p.m. MST with rounds, finals Saturday 7 p.m. Local notes add Ottawa has rarely had two finalists in a season.
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Ottawa
Goodland
Cyclones
Roy Jackson
Rex Pope
Rocky Mountain
Jackson
Bonner Springs
Preston Cole
Cole
Ottawan
Bonner
Braves Eye 3rd In Final Weekend at OU and OHS Tilt
Ottawa University and Ottawa High prepare for the final stretch of the 1971-72 basketball season as OU aims for a top HAC finish with a Friday road game at Central Methodist and Saturday home clash with College of Emporia while OHS contests Turner in their last home game before entering ERL and regional play.
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Braves Eye
OHS
Terry Ostmeyvyer
Ottawa University
Ottawa High
Fayette
Central Methodist
College of Emporia
Topeka
Cyclones
Turner
Ottawa
Braves
Heart of America
Eagles
Graceland
C of E
Missouri Valley
HAC
Emporia
Presbies
Bill Frear
Frear
Wilson Field
William Jewell
Cardinals
Lamont
Iowa
Jewell
Women’s Bowling Tourney Leaders and Scores
Team leaders include Lucky Strikes 3070 Peoples Bank 2945 Arnold's Jewelry 2938 Todd's Insurance 2900 Naomi's Club 2873. Singles leaders Arlene DeCaney 707 Gwen Pederson 614 Peggy Bush 611 June Hettler 610 Teresa Salle 610. Doubles leaders Peggy Bush June Dodd 1224 Joan Montague Mary La Burgoon 1223 Beth Beller Sharon Ackerman 1203 Jean Foster Carol Murrow 1197 Peggy Toumberlin Marilyn McMillen 1190. All events lead scores Scratch Arlene DeCaney 1516 Handicap Arlene DeCaney 1867 Sharon Ackerman 1839 Peggy Bush 1831 Charlotte Brown 1796 Luanne Anderson 1788.
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Lucky Strikes
Peoples Bank
Arnold's Jewelry
Todd's Insurance
Naomi’s Club
Arlene DeCaney
Gwen Pederson
Peggy Bush
June Hettler
Teresa Salle
June Dodd
Joan Montague
Mary la Burgoon
Beth Beller
Sharon Ackerman
Jean Foster
Carol Murrow
Peggy Toumberlin
Marilyn McMillen
Wilt Attains 30000 Point With Goaltending Call
Wilt Chamberlain reaches 30001 career points on a goaltending call in the Lakers at Suns game in Phoenix. He notes his first NBA point remains more memorable. Chamberlain added 19 points and 21 rebounds as Phoenix spoiled his milestone with a late win.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
Phoenix Suns
Suns
Neal
Connie Hawkins
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee
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Multiple Chevrolet dealers announce a comprehensive used car warranty protecting major mechanical parts for 30 days or 2000 miles. It offers 24 months of savings on parts and labor nationwide. Buyers present an OK warranty ID card at any participating Hertipad iy Chevrolet dealership when service is needed.
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Hertipad Iy
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