Prep Cage Action: Wichita East and Kansas finals set
Wichita East defeated Wyandotte 73-62 to reach the class A final against Topeka, led by Jonathan Young with 30 points and Ernie Carter 26. Topeka rallied past Wichita Southeast 69-64 as Ray Murray and Fd Southern boosted the second half. McPherson and Junction City advanced in 4A, Parsons and Shawnee Heights in 3A, and Garden Plain and Lebanon in 1-A.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wichita East
Topeka
East
Wyandotte
Wichita Southeast
Jonathan Young
Ernie Carter
Charles Moore
Mike Kerr
Garry Lee
Ray Murray
Fd Southern
Southeast
Wichita
McPherson
Junction City
Leavenworth
Coffeyville
Vic Chandler
Jeff Kline
Tom King
Warren Dennis
Don Edwards
Emporia
Parsons
Shawnee Heights
Phillipsburg
Buhler
Dodge City
Garden Plain
Little River
Lebanon
Ransom
Kansas
Martin Kerschen
Mark Konen
City Schedule Volleyball Day In Church League
Junior High Gym hosts a full day of church league play featuring Calvary Baptist versus Faith Lutheran and First Baptist versus Wesleyan in the Junior Senior division. Women’s League pits Westminster against Calvary Baptist while Christian meets First Baptist and Wesleyan faces North Baptist. Men’s League includes Faith Lutheran versus First Baptist and Westminster versus Trinity U. Meth with a bye for Foursquare-N Baptist.
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Calvary Baptist
Faith Lutheran
First Baptist
Wesleyan
Westminster
Christian
North Baptist
Trinity U. Meth
Va Damron-Towner
As Saeatt
OU Guard Named Heart of America All Star
Ottawa University's Bob Lusk, a 5-10 sophomore guard, earned Heart of America first team honors as HAC coaches named the 1972-73 mythical all star squad. College of Emporia led with two first team selections, while Tarkio and Presbies each placed multiple players. The coaches also adopted a no split weekends rule and a 2 p.m. Saturday tipoff trial.
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Bob Lusk
Ottawa University
Heart of America
HAC
Lusk
College of Emporia
C of E
Jim Young
Charles Golson
Lew Jordan
Gene Stauffer
Presbies
Tarkie
Tarkio
Jim Martin
del Morley
Charles Parker
Charley Brown
Graceland
Mike O’neal
Baker
Rod Cable
Central Methodist
Jim Kipper
William Jewell
Jim Young OS Jr
Coe Charles Golson
Cofe
Ottawa
Jim Martin Baker
Cote del Morley
Red Cable
Central Meth
Dim Kipper
Jewell
Babe Ruth Rosters Ottawa League Teams for 1973 Season
Draft completed. eight teams in Ottawa Babe Ruth League prepare for 14-game schedule. Fifth year, sponsored by Ottawa Recreation Commission and eight local groups. league covers accident insurance, two all star teams, and season expenses. Rosters list eight clubs with coaches and players.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ken Suffron
Jim Brockus
Tom Brown
Brad Wantland
Mark Williams
Raymondy Shaffer
Bobby Hull
Gene White
John Mueller
Alan Burgoon
Gene Beauchamp
Bobby Shaffer
Dana Leecy
Ted Wilson
Scott Rader
al Beets
John Wolf
John Roth
Harold Calloway
Craig Hinderliter
Mark Walker
Dana Cook
Scott Savage
Tim VanLeiden
Tony Reed
Jay Siders
Darren Beets
Robert Wolf
David Stevenson
Mark Pankratz
Eagles
Frank Garvin
Tony Stark
Larry Marstall
Bill Roberts
Matt Whiteford
Victor Shenk
Craig Chaney
Bart South
Dewey Cook
Richard Gould
Ken Satterfield
NAIA Final Pits Speed Vs. Muscle
Maryland Eastern Shore and Guilford meet in the NAIA basketball final with the Shoremen relying on muscle and guards Robin Collins and Tommy Nelson to push a quick offense. Guilford counters with Lloyd Free M L Carr and Greg Jackson as they seek a title upset after eliminating Augustana.
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Naia
Kansas City
Maryland Eastern Shore
Guilford
N.C
Shoremen
Tommy Nelson
Robin Collins
Joe Pace
Slippery Rock
Quakers
Augustana
Ill
Lloyd Free
M.L. Carr
Greg Jackson
Hawks
Gals Save Face For US Against Russians
In Richmond, AP reports the US women lose in the USSR-USA indoor dual meet 84-76 to the Russian men. Robin Campbell, an 8th grader from Washington DC, wins the 880 and anchors the medley relay to a 65-62 American women win. The meet highlights include Herb Washington and Ivory Crockett beating Viktor Saneyev and Borzov in sprint events, with Newhouse and Williams sweeping the 600-yard run.
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Richmond, Va
Robin Campbell
Washington, D.C
Herb Washington
Ivory Crockett
Valeriy Borzov
Fred Newhouse
Seattle
Wash
Wes Williams
San Diego
Calif
John Craft
Chicago
Viktor Saneyey
Ludmila Bragina
Tamara Pangelova
Martha Watson
Long Beach
Patty Johnson
Miss Hammond
Chris A'Harrah
Upper Darby
Nadezhda Kolesnikova
Borzov
Hutchinson Aims Title Tonight In Junior College Final
Hutchinson's Blue Dragons, 29-3, chase the national junior college title against Mercer Vikings, 33-3, in a Friday night championship at 8 45 p.m. CST. The finalists meet after Hutchinson beat Olney 83-75 as Ted Wynder scored 29. Olney’s Robert Taylor had 38.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Blue Dragons
Mercer Vikings
Trenton
N.J
Mercer
Vincennes
Ind
Olney
Ill
North Greenville
Tigerville
S.C
Ulster
Stone Ridge
N.Y
Brevard
Cocoa
Fla
Three Rivers
Poplar
DiMaggio May Return To Yankees In Front Office
Joe DiMaggio may be coming home to New York for a possible front office role with the Yankees, 22 years after last wearing the pinstripes. Sparky Lyle ended his holdout, while the Yankees lost to the Rangers 10-3 in an exhibition. A separate Kansas snagging paddlefish season opens at 7 am Sunday along the Neosho River below Chetopah Dam as water levels rise.
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Associated Press
Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Neosho River
Chetopah Dam
Night Hawk Bowling Scores In Franklin League Update
Night Hawk League scores show Franklins Savings two high 10 30 with R McClay 176 492 and Montgomery Ward unknown high 10 36 W Taylor 198 532. Harry Smith Auto three high 0 30 K Liegerot 187 465 while Skyhooks one high 10 E Yost 203 and 30 L Pyle 500.
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Nighthawk
Franklin Savings
R. McClay
Montgomery Ward
W. Taylor
Harry Smith
K. Liegerot
E. Yost
L. Pyle
Bob Luce
T. Tournbertin
W.C. Foster
West Wilson
Coffman
Dynamic League Wassmer’s Clothing
G. Suftron
G. Payne
Nitcher
B. Figgins
LEE
A. Gilbert
Cravens Oil
L- Wichman
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al Johnson
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Young
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Steve Tedrow
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Ken Miller
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Mark Switzer
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