Hartman a Man For All Adjectives At Kansas State
Hartman, a contentious Kansas State basketball coach, is described with adjectives from stuffy to brilliant. Despite mixed opinions, his coaching record remains consistently successful, with only one consensus All-American in Walt Frazier and teams noted for patient, disciplined offense.
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Hartman’s Wildcats: Consistent winners under Jack Hartman
Hartman, a Coffeyville native mentored by Henry Iba, has a career 533-219 record entering a Midwest semifinal vs Boston College. His K-State teams, with 20 win seasons seven times, never had a losing season except his first at Kansas State, and he guided a lean 1977 squad to the NCAA second round.
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Area Prep Seniors In All-Star Tilts
Area seniors area set for the third annual American Heart Association high school all star games in White Auditorium Emporia with 5 30 p m girls 7 p m boys and 9 p m NAIA District 10 East West contest Proceeds benefit the Heart Association North and South girls and boys teams feature players from Emporia Osage City Burlington Madison and Waverly among others Coaches include Teri Moore and Ray Hernan Injuries suspend Hutcherson Huber Augustyn Lippert from play while honorary team members Hutcherson and Huber cannot participate. Tickets cost 3 for adults 2 for students.
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Council Grove
Paulette Lyman
Lebo
Sherry Maley
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Lizzy Schlesener
Northern Heights
Dana Hinderliter
Waverly
Carol Davis
Sara Hutcherson
Empria
Hutcherson
Teri Moore
Emporia State
Sigler
Chase County
Harry Gifford
Joe Augustyn
Marty Lippert
Augustyn
Lippert
Ray Hernan
Leonard Quisenberry Soothe Royals Pitching Problems
In West Palm Beach Florida Dennis Leonard and Dian Quisenberry pitched well for the Kansas City Royals in a 2-1 exhibition win over the Montreal Expos Leonard allowed two hits in four innings while Quisenberry tossed three hitless frames Motley scored the winning run on an eighth inning fielder s choice and a series of plays including Biancalanas line drive off Sosa Motley scored again in the 11th for a two run lead Expos tied the game in the fifth on Rooneys sacrifice fly
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Buddy Biancalana
Motley
Elias Sosa
Jerry Martin
Frank White
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Pat Rooney
Braves Fall 9-0 To Baker In Tennis Opener
Ottawa University bows to Baker University 9-0 in their season opener at Mabee Courts. Andy Eichenwald, Tim Weber, Michael Day, Paul Wongeraleep, Steve Lee, and Bob Hieronymus all dropped singles matches. In doubles Weber and Day lost 6-0 6-3, Eichenwald and Lee 6-0 6-2, and Vongarateep with Hieronymus 6-0 6-0. The Braves host Bethel at 11 a.m. Saturday on Mabee Courts.
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Bethel
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East-West all-star game to feature NAIA seniors in Emporia
Twenty seniors from 15 NAIA districts gather for the third annual East West all star game in White Auditorium Emporia at 9 p.m. The East seeks a third straight win after 120 118 and 114 112 victories. Coaches are Brubacher and Diskin. A slam dunk contest and MVP award cap the event with three rule changes including no zone defense and a 24 second clock.
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Tim Trent
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Washburn
Reuben Ables
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Baker
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Benedictine
Anthony King
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Paul Zuzelski
St. Mary of the Plains
Bob Young
Kent Smith
Marymount
Jackie Vaughn
Kansas Newman
Curtis Bonds
James Poarch
Bethel
Tom Clark
Sterling
Randy Williams
Kansas Wesleyan
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Martincich
Clark
Don Brubacher
Fred Johnson
Gregg Schmidt
Frank Diskin
TPC Layout Steals Show From Pros
Ponte Vedra, Fla. AP The ninth Tournament Players Championship opens with a $500,000 purse and a 144-man field. The new Players Club course near Sawgrass features stadium golf with seating for up to 50,000 and promises controversy on the windward par-3 17th. Top names like Nicklaus, Watson, Kite, and Rogers lead the field with special invites to Ballesteros, Palmer, and Snead.
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