Record Vault Caps NAIA Indoor Meet Records
NAIA indoor championships in Kansas City saw three records fall led by McMurry’s Rickey Parris who vaulted 16 feet 8 1 2 inches to break the NAIA mark and Municipal Auditorium record. Other winners included Owusu, Milburn, Mason, Maplestone, Ravelomanantsoa, Maddaford, Stinson, Vogel, Tyrer, Hampton, Anderson, Curry, and Geter setting and tying regional marks across events.
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Kansas City
Rickey Parris
McMurry
Tex
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Parris
Municipal Auditorium
NAIA
Allan
John Mason
Pacific Coast Track Club
Wales
Bob Maplestone
Washington State
Jean Louis Ravelomanantsoa
Westmont
Calif
Rex Maddaford
New Mexico
Larry Stinson
Southwestern
Okla
Bruce Vogel
Oregon College of Education
Steve Tyrer
Simon Fraser
Don Hampton
Dennis Anderson
Fresno Pacific
Walden Curry
Delta State
Ray Geter
Prairie View A&m
OU Fresh Third In High Jump
Ottawa University freshman Mike Barbera tied for third in the NAIA Indoor meet high jump with 6-6 at Kansas City, netting an 11 year old school record. Walden Curry won at 7-0. Fred Johnson and Bill Love failed to advance in their events.
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Ottawa University
Mike Barbera
Kansas City
Barbera
Colorado Springs
Walden Curry
Delta
Miss
Ottawa
Fred Johnson
Bill Love
Braves
Bob Winn
Tom Kinder
Municipal Auditorium
Benning
Leras College
Pittsburg State
Cumberland State
Stenerud Rebounds To Pro Bowl Honor
Jan Stenerud, after missing his first two field goals and doubting his Pro Bowl status, redeemed himself with four successful kicks as the American Conference defeated the National Conference 26-13. He acknowledged doubts from fans and himself, including memories of the Chiefs' double overtime loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jan Stenerud
Stenerud
Kansas City-Miami
Chiefs
Ottawa High Wrestlers Stay The Course For Paola Meet
Ottawa High will not change its lineup for tonight's makeup wrestling dual against Paola on the Ottawa mats. The Cyclones face Rosedale in the season finale on Thursday, with Doyle Morgan 98 pounds to Randy Hughes heavyweight among listed starters for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High
Paola
OHS
Ottawa
Rosedale
Cyclones
Doyle Morgan
Jim Siders
Steve Wells
David Shenk
Mark Nelson
Chris Gorton
Roberts
Larry Black
Roy Jackson
Russ Hughes
Rex Pope
Randy Hughes
Ottawa Cyclones fall to Chanute in Campus Invitational
Ottawa High suffers 62 to 56 defeat as Chanute overpowers with rebounding and free throws. Jameson leads OHS with 21 points while Van Fossan and Brockus contribute, but Ottawa misses key free throws and cannot overcome Chanute in the seventh place game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ottawa High
Tall Charute
Cyclones
Hornets
Ottawa
Campus
Wellington
Oakley
Haven
Chanute
Comets
OHS
Dick Ray
Dan Cox
Craig Harris
Little van Jameson
Chris VanFossan
Jameson
VanFossan
Gary Brockus
OHL
Waymire
Bulmer
van Fossan
Whitacre
Stingley
Brockus
Kornhaus
Ryun Beats Keino In Indoor Mile At Sunkist Meet
Jim Ryun wins his 1972 indoor debut by five yards over Kipchoge Keino in 4 minutes 6.8 seconds at the Sunkist Track and Field Games in Los Angeles. Keino finished 4:07.3 as Ryun eyes Munich Olympics while noting the time is not crucial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Saladino
Associated Press
Jim Ryun
Kipchoge Keino
Munich
Ryun
Keino
Los Angeles
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OU Fresh
Tall Foe
Turner
Wichita West
West
Valley Center
Sunkist
U.S
Philadelphia
Randy Matson
al Feuerbach
Matson
Fred DeBernardi
Texas-El Paso
Financial House Interstate Tax Masters
ISC Industries Inc
S. Main
Williamsburg
NOVA
Vet
Bel. Price
Malibu
del. Price
UT Cergere
Chevrolet
Eral
Jona Erampenaric
Cabell
CAR Service
Firestone Champion
Blackwall & Falcons
Eee
Chery
S Cieysiers
E. Wilson
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