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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1972

Page

2

NAIA title showdown set for Eau Claire vs Kentucky State

No. 1 seed Eau Claire Wisconsin State meets defending champ Kentucky State in Kansas City for the NAIA basketball tournament crown. Kentucky State star Travis Grant has 33 points in the semifinal win, boosting his NAIA tournament total to a record 479. Eau Claire advanced by beating Gardner Webb 83-68 as Ratliff and Schade led with 22 and 21 points respectively.

Kansas City Eau Claire Wis State Kentucky State Thornbreds Tennessee State Gardner Webb North Carolina Travis Grant Stephen F. Austin Texas Grant al Tucker Oklahoma Baptist Thorobreds Lucius Mitchell Eau Claire Lumberjacks Pete Harris Austin Blugolds Gardner-Webb Bulldogs Mike Ratliff Frank Schade Gardner- Webb George Adams

US Gals Steal Spotlight In Soviet Invasion Of Indoor Meet

In Richmond a teenage U S squad toppled the Soviet team at the 11th indoor track dual. Wendy Konig, Debbie Heald upset Ruus and Pangelova for golds, while Iris Davis and Martha Watson highlighted the veterans. Americans won 15 of 23 events, with clean sweeps in certain hurdles and sprints.

Richmond America Soviet Union Grant Dungee U.S Iris Davis Martha Watson Patty Johnson Wendy Koenig Estes Park Colo Richmond Coliseum

OU Scores A Few In All-Comers Meet

At Kansas the big schools dominated the all-comers meet with Ottawa University earning two third places for the top small-college showing. Ex-Jayhawks Jim Ryan and Karl Salb won events for KU and Kansas State, while Ottawa’s Bob Bryant was third in the triple jump and the 440 relay squad of Abernathy Trigg Rowan Purdy ran 44.7. Barry Schur set a KU school record with a 6-10% high jump as cold wind tempered performances. Ottawa rests until spring vacation then opens outdoor season at Washburn on April 1.

University of Kansas Ottawa University Kansas State University Jayhawks Jim Ryan Karl Salb Baker Pittsburg State Mid-America Track Club Ottawa Bob Bryant Ron Abernathy Tom Trigg Mike Rowan Scott Purdy Mike Barbera Braves Barry Schur Washburn University Topeka

Vincennes Aims For Third National Junior College Title

Vincennes Indiana seeks a third national championship in the National Junior College Basketball Tournament final against Ferrum Virginia. In the semifinals Vincennes beat Gulf Coast of Florida 99 81 and Ferrum defeated Tyler.

City Schedule For Church League Volleyball Night

In Monday events at the junior high gym, teams from Cal Baptist Nazarene First Baptist and others face off in both girls and men's divisions with matches at 6 00 6 45 7 30 8 15 and 9 00. In afternoon play Vincennes leads with a 32 0 record and Ferruri posts 34 3. Consolation results include Southern Idaho over Seminole Hutchinson over Burlington and Arizona Western over Dalton.

N. Jr. Hi Gym Foursquare Cal F.A. Meth Nazarene First Baptist Wesleyan Faith Bible F. Baptist Ransom Mem Cal. Baptist Westminster F.U. Meth Vincennes Ferruri Panther Southern Idaho Seminole Okla Hutchinson Burlington Iowa Arizona Western Dalton

Night Hawks and Businesses Share Bowling High Scores

Local bowling scores list team high games and series for numerous entities including NIGHTHAWKS, SKY HOOK, WEST WILSON TRUCK, MONTGOMERY WARD, DYNAMICS, LEE S DOWNTOWNER, FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES, ROYAL T LANES, SERTOMA CLUB, POMONA CAFE, and more. Individual high games feature players such as HARRY SMITH AUTO-3, MESSENGER, YOST, COFFMAN, WOLGAST, HAZELL, STINE, LEIDEN, Archibald, Watts, Dyer, Everson, DeCaeny, Swinehart, and Van Dermaas with varied high scores.

Nighthawks Harry Smith Auto Liegerot Heckert Prudential Ins Messenger Messenager Foster SKY Hook Yost Burns Shine's Garage McClay West Wilson Truck & Auto Coffman Montgomery Ward H. Ledom Dynamics Nitcher Figgins Wassmer's Clothing Payne Lee's Downtowner Gilbert Gambles Cochrane Craven's Oil VEW Hazell Beets Motors Wolgast Franklin Savings Stine Miller Pomona Cafe Haas Kansas State Bank Leiden Jackson Sertoma Club Hall Ladies Crites Milton Boise Cascade Archibald HELEN & @III Dyer Baldwin Ward Everson Lee’s Dreddy

Ottawa Babe Ruth League drafts 51 players for 1972 season

The Ottawa Babe Ruth League held its annual draft with 51 new players selected for various teams. Topics included accident insurance, pitching rules, and a league fundraising project to be announced later. Complete rosters list players by team across Woods, Kiwanis, Boys Club, Demolay, Eagles, Elks, Lions, Rotary, VFW squads.

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Lakers Beat Bucks In High-Scoring Forum Classic

Los Angeles defeated Milwaukee 123-107 as Jerry West scored 26 with 10 assists and Wilt Chamberlain hauled 24 rebounds. Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 50 for the Bucks as Oscar Robertson was sidelined. Celtics clinched the Atlantic Division 127-111 over Philadelphia in other NBA action.

Laker Jim McMilliam Bill Sharman Wilt Chamberlain Lakers Bucks Forum Sharman Milwaukee Los Angeles Philadelphia Kareem Jabbar Oscar Robertson Jerry West West McMillian Chamberlain Happy Hairston Boston Phoenix New York Baltimore Seattle Chicago Buffalo Detroit Atlanta Portland Golden State John Havlicek Celtics

Royals Trip White Sox In Spring Exhibition Shuts

KC hurlers pace spring action with a 40 shutout by the A team as Drago Rooker and Nelson combine. B squad tops Baseball Academy 10-2. Ed Kirkpatrick homers against White Sox and Dan Haynes hits a 400 foot shot as several players head to the minors.

Kansas City Kansas City Royals Royals Dick Drago Jim Rooker Roger Nelson Chicago White Sox Wally Bunker Royals’ Baseball Academy Ed Kirkpatrick White Sox Dan Haynes

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