Ottawa OU Players Sweep HAC All Star Honors
Ottawa University seniors Keith Miller Larry Davis and guard Anthony King along with freshman forward Tommy Starkes earned Heart of America Conference all star honors. Miller made first team as OU led with four picks while Central Methodist Tarkio Culver Stockton also claimed multiple berths. Miller averaged 18.1 points per game and led OU in scoring. Davis topped OU in rebounds. King and Starkes added double digit scoring with King leading in steals and assists. Coach Ken Ash of Methodist was named HAC coach of the year.
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Keith Miller
Ottawa
Larry Davis
Anthony King
Tommy Starkes
Central Methodist
Tarkio
Culver Stockton
HAC
William Jewell
Baker
Apiecans
Miller
Methodist
Danny Widhalm
Willie Carter
Ken Tripp
Graceland
Jim Garr
Davis, King and Starkes
Culver-Stockton
Mike Sales
Steve Muehlenfeld
Jody Shoop
Ken Boggs
Dale Purvis
Craig Wansing
Davis
Corpus Christi
Texas
Braves
King
Madison
Ill
Starkes
Bronx
N.Y
Ken Ash
Martin
Wichita State
Iowa
Midwest
WSU
Jeff Jones
Casper Junior College
Wyoming
Wesley Medical Center
Doug Vandersee
Eugene Kaufman
Lyon County AHA All-Stars picked for Emporia games
AHA Prep All-Stars named for Lyon County boys and girls games to be played Friday in Emporia White Auditorium. Girls at 5 30 p m, boys ~7 p m, followed by District 10 college contest at ~9 p m. Tickets 3 adults 2 students, under school age free. First year for girls game. Coaches include Cherie Kuklentz and Teri Moore. North and South rosters feature players from Northern Heights Waverly Emporia Olpe Flint Hills Madison and other area schools.
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Emporia
Lyon County
American Heart Association
Ron Slaymaker
Slaymaker
Emporia State University
South
Vicki Thompson
Joyce Maxwell
Northern Heights
Tammy Broyles
Waverly
Tammy Nelson
Marlina Lopez
Evelyn Erwin
Olpe
James Stane
Chris Childers
Lebo
Emporia State
Bill Wakefield
Rick Remsberg
Flint Hills
Troy Barker
Hamilton
Gene Windell
Hartford
Bobby Bell
Stan Schmidt
Ross Hammond
Dan Kaiser
Dan Pratt
Dodge City Community College
KC Rookies Gets Winning Hit Again
Kansas City Royals rookie Ken Phelps hit a two run pinch homer to win 6 5 over the Philadelphia Phillies in Fort Myers Grapefruit League action. Phelps also delivered a seventh inning double Sunday against Texas while manager Jim Frey weighs 25 roster spots. Dan Quisenberry closed the last three frames for KC as Phillies led 2 0 and 4 2 before Otis and Heath keyed a Royals rally.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Ken Phelps
Kansas City Royals
Philadelphia Phillies
Phelps
Texas Rangers
Royals
Jim Frey
Kansas City
Omaha
Dan Quisenberry
Phillies
Amos Otis
Kelly Heath
U.L. Washington
Big Ten Stars Lift NIT Push With Seven-Seat Standouts
The Big Ten powerhouses Minnesota Purdue and Michigan advance toward the NIT quarterfinals as Trent Tucker scores a career high 35 for Minnesota while Randy Breuer adds 19 and Purdue downs Dayton. Michigan prevails 80 8 over Toledo, Syracuse Duke West Virginia Tulsa and South Alabama win as bracket narrows to eight.
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Ken Rappoport
Big Ten
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan
Connecticut
Dom Perno
The
Gophers
Dayton
Don Donoher
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Duke
Alabama
South Alabama
Georgia
West Virginia
Temple
Tulsa
Texas-F
Trent Tucker
Randy Breuer
Tucker
Breuer
Jim Dutcher
Mike Scearce
Mike Kanieski
Flyers
Old Dominion
Toledo
American U
Drake
Texas-Arlington
Texas-El Paso
San Jose St
Rhode Island
South Florida
Duquesne
N.carolina
A&t
Clemson
St.John's
Southern Mississippi
Marquette
Pennsylvania
Pan American
New York
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Cage
OU Quartet
Ottawa University
Heart of America
Missouri Valley
Brian Dickerson
Carter
Steve Broughton
Kirk Shawver
Jewell
Mike Ringen
al Spinks
Mid- America Nazarene
Bernard King
Charleston
8.C
Fe Kaup
Otte
AHA Prep
Philadelphia
Porfirio Altamirano
Fort Myers
Paul Splittorff
Mike Schmidt
RBI
Manny Trillo
Larry Bowa
Croucher
Abstract & Title Co
Jeanette Croucher
Ottawa, Kansas
U.S
Lawrence
Schwinn Cyclery
West Gittreat
Lawrence, Karua
Fordham
Wichita, Kan
Tony Martin
Wichita State University
Shockers
Kansas
New Orleans
Hue
S. Main
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