Missouri Tigers Rise Through Teamwork Says Coach
Kansas City AP reports Missouri basketball under Norm Stewart thrives on team play as the 30-0 Big Eight start leads the season. Henry Smith, John Brown, Bob Allen, Greg Flaker, and Mike Griffin pace MU with strong scoring, front line defense, and pivotal assists.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Basketball
Tigers
Norm Stewart
Stewart
Steward
Henry Smith
Smith
John Brown
Bob Allen
Greg Flaker
Mike Griffin
Flaker
Mizzou
Kansas State
Griffin
K-State
Brown
Allen
Tiger
Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma State
Sooners
Columbia Dan
Kansas
Iowa State
Colorado
Nebraska
Rookie Ralph Johnston Leads San Diego Open After First Round
Wide Open Spaces rookie Ralph Johnston tied for the lead at six under par after 18 holes of the Andy Williams San Diego Open. Johnston, 2 a former General Cable electrical engineer from New York, said the Manhattan office grind drove him to golf. He shares top spot with Dave Eichelberger and a seven-player group at 67, with names like Bob Lunn George Archer Bob Shaw and others in pursuit. Defending champ Pete Brown and Miller Barber sit near 68. Jack Nicklaus and Dave Stockton lurk in the group at 6 under.
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SAN Diego
Manhattan
Ralph Johnston
Johnston
General Cable
New York
Dave Eichelberger
Texas A&m
Manhattan Canyons
Crosby
Eichelberger
Big Bob Lunn
Bob Shaw
George Archer
Charles Coady
Bob Dickson
Bill Garrett
Jack Montgomery
Pete Brown
Miller Barber
Bowling league scores and highs from Thursday night
Readable lines list high games and series from multiple bowling teams and lanes. Notable marks include Perkins 440 series, Roehl 380, Hull 567, Kampschroeder 524, Pyle 535, Hull 519, Evans 641, Miller 162, and Robinson 491 as top performances across teams Camron-Towner Baldwin-Ward and others.
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Warhurst
Camron-Towner
Meador
Bennett Ice Cream
Roehl
Bridge's
Voster
Beauty Land
Milton
Fogle Quarry
Hull
Pepsi-Cola
KampschroeDer
Briscof Drugs
Pyle
Don’s Cleaners
Demoqlay
Smith
Hubbard Lumber
Haas
Erkfitz
McCurDy
Dengel & Son
Rosedale Beats Ottawa High in Kansas City Wrestling Match
Ottawa High wrestlers fall 36-18 as Rosedale wins eight of twelve bouts. Lowell Morgan pins Schwab. Roy Jackson edges Shipley 6-5. DePriest and Randy Hughes pin opponents. JV falls 34-20. next vs Shawnee Mission West. district tourney Feb 5-6 in Ottawa.
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Ottawa High
Kansas City
Rosedale
Roy Jackson
Jeff Shipley
Cyclones
Russell Hughes
Art Tucker
Ottawa
Harold DePriest
Randy Hughes
Wildcat
Shawnee Mission West
Wolff
Pearson
Stafford
Wells
Morgan
Schwab
Parra
Page
Worley
Unruh
Jacoby
Sible
Smith
Croucher
Vargas
Drake
Jackson
Shipley
Tucker
Russ Hughes
DePriest
Holroyd
Clave
Great Bend Names OU Grid Aide Sherm Price Head Coach
Sherm Price, 33, a former Ottawa University assistant football and basketball coach and ex basebal l mentor, was named head football coach at Great Bend High School. He succeeds Ken Peterson as the school revamps its program and facilities with six assistants.
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Sherm Price
Ottawa University
Great Bend
Ottawa
S. Oak
Gwen
Lance
Laurie
Price
Ottawa High
Wellington
Turner
Kansas State University
Central Kansas
Donohue and Rodriguez Duel for Daytona Pole Position
Mark Donohue and Pedro Rodriguez head into final Daytona 4-Hour time trials seeking the pole for Saturday's race. Donohue led at 133.919 mph in Thursday's session, Rodriguez right behind at 132.838 mph in a Porsche. Two more qualifying sessions will determine the 65-car field for America's longest endurance race.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Mark Donohue
Pedro Rodriguez
Daytona
Donahue
Mr. Nice
Daytona International Speedway Track Road
Rodriguez
J. W. Wyer Engineering
H. Donohue
America
Dayton
Mario Andretti
College Draftees Share Spotlight With The NFL Wheeler-Dealers
In the 1971 NFL draft opening session, top quarterbacks Plunkett Manning and Pastorini led the picks while multiple trades reshaped teams. Norm Snead, Don Horn, and Zeke Bratkowski moved between clubs as Washington and Los Angeles made a blockbuster deal. Trade activity also touched Green Bay Philadelphia Minnesota Denver and others as the draft expanded beyond the first round with several quarterback exchanges and high-profile player moves.
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Standard
Jim Plunkett
Mississippi
Archie Manning
Santa Clara
Dan Pastorini
NFL
Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Minnesota
Greg Barton
Detroit
Green Bay
Don Horn
Bart Starr
Denver
Zeke Bratkowski
Washington
Los Angeles
Boston Patriots
Plunkett
Patriots
New Orleans
Manning
Houston
Pastorini
Buffalo
J.D. Hill
Arizona State
Richard Harris
Grambling
Pete Rozelle
George Allen
Rams
Skins
Diron Talbert
Dack Pardee
Myron Pottios
Maxie Baughan
John Wilbur
Jeff Jordan
Kansas
John Riggins
New York Jets
Ohio State
John Brockington
Jack Tatum
Oakland
North Carolina
Don McCauley
Baltimore
Kansas State
Lynn Dickey
Dickey
Atlanta
Duke
Leo Hart
Ken Anderson
Augustana
Karl Douglas
Texas A&e
Cincinnati
Miami
Notre Dame
Boston College
Frank Harris
Buddy Lee
Louisiana State
Chicago
Vikings
Snead
Steve Smith
Barton
Horn
Alden Roche
Bratkowski
Packers
Dan Devine
Boyd Dowler
Allen
Travis Williams
Bill Enyart
Alvin Wyatt
Green Bay Thunderbolt
Williams
Don ‘Horn
Eagles
Oilers stockpile quarterbacks in draft picks
Houston Oilers coach Ed Hughes says he will listen to trade offers as the team adds to its quarterback depth by drafting Dan Pastorini first and Lynn Dickey in the third round. The selections leave Charley Johnson, Jerry Rhome and Bob Naponic on the roster. Dickey called being picked as the 56th choice nerve wracking.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Ed Hughes
Oilers
Dan Pastorini
Santa Clara
Lynn Dickey
Kansas State
Pastorini
Dickey
Charley Johnson
Jerry Rhome
Bob Naponic
Hughes
Redskins Extravaganza Tops NFL Trade Market
Washington built a powerhouse by trading for half of the Rams defense led by Myron Pottios Jack Pardee and Maxie Baughan and adding Diron Talbert Wilbur Jordan plus Boyd Dowler. Los Angeles moved Marlin McKeever and picks as the Suns reshaped rosters across Green Bay Denver Minnesota and Philadelphia in a hectic day of moving stars and draft capital.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
George Allen
Los Angeles
Washington Redskins
Washington
Rams
Myron Pottios
Jack Pardee
Maxie Baughan
Diron Talbert
John Wilbur
Jeff Jordan
Allen
Marlin McKeever
Rdskins
Redskins
Boyd Dowler
Green Bay
Dowler
Liquori Aims For Four Minute Mile At Wanamaker Millrose
Marty Liquori eyes victory in the Wanamaker Millrose mile at Madison Square Garden hoping to break the four minute barrier for the first time in the 54 year event history. Tom Von Ruden predicts the pace and joins Liquori in push to sub four with other stars like Gianni Del Buono Lt. Charlie Greene and Mel Pender among entrants.
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New York
Marty Liquori
Tom von Ruden
Pacific Coast Club
Liquori
Madison Square Garden
Villanova
Wanamaker
Marty
Cedar Grove
N.J
von Ruden
Sisly
Gianni del Buono
Charlie Greene
Ben Vaughan
Mel Pender
Delano Meriwether
Jim Burnett
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Billy Casper
Tony Jacklin
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Billy Sullivan
John Mazur
Prothro
Namath
Mazur
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Sullivan
Wayne Hooper
Joe Kapp
MSG
Welborn
Financial House
Interstate Securities Company
S. Main
Gulf
Magnavox
Ane
Cliff Reynolds
Western Auto Associate
Frigidaire
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