Braves Land 4 All Stars Head HAC 77 78 squad
Heart of America Conference coaches name a six man first team and all star honors for 26 cagers led by Tan Davies Kevin Moore and Kirk Chastain. Graceland tops selections with five. Ottawa Baker and Graceland place others on second team and honorable mention. Moore and Washington led scoring for 16 9 OU. Moore 17 ppg and 12 rpg while Washington 12 ppg. Banks and McDowell join double figures for the year.
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Heart of America
Tan Davies
Cochampion Graceland
Kevin Moore
Ottawa University
Kirk Chastain
William Jewell
Davies
Chastain
Moore
Kevin Cantwell
Central Methodist
Ed Fritz
Baker
Curt Coleman
Graceland
HAC
Missouri Valley
Mayo Todd
Jewell
Bobby Washington
Ottawa
Stark Nelson
Bill Emgarten
Valley
Dennis Hagedorn
Rich Solomon
Art Johnson
Tarkio
Wade Banks
James McDowell
Marvin
Washington
Banks
McDowell
Davis Cup Persists as Prestige Cited by Players
In Nashville the United States clinched a 4-1 victory over South Africa as Harold Solomon and Vitas Gerulaitis won key singles, while Fred McNair and Sherwood Stewart lost to the top doubles pair Frew McMillan and Bob Hewitt. The U.S. faces Chile in Santiago in September. Demonstrations outside drew little reaction from most players.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States
Harold Solomon
South Africa
Bernie Mitton
U.S
Salomon
Vitas Gerulaitis
Fred McNair
Sherwood Stewart
Frew McMillan
Bob Hewitt
Chile
Solomon
Pirates Suil Rule Jacos Pirates Suil Rule Jacos
Hutchinson Kan AP One point separated champion Independence Kan from Niagara NY in the National Men's Junior College Basketball Tournament title game. The 62 61 final with 2:54 left saw Niagara miss three final shots as Independence held on. Potts led Independence with 22 points while Lyles scored 22 for Niagara. Third place went to Three Rivers Mo over Anderson 88 74.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Independence
Niagara
N.Y
Thomas Louden
Michael Lyles
Potts
Danny Foster
Otto Parker
Three Rivers
Anderson
Men’s City Bowling Tourney Finals Leaders Listed
Readable lines show team leaders and scores for the city bowling finals. Notable entries include Hawking and O’Hare at 2998 and Misfits 2976, with multiple competitors such as Rabson-Towner 2956 and Low money 2907. Other names appear with varying scores in singles and doubles events.
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Hawking & O/Hare
Fagle Quarry
Todd's
Rabson-Towner
Local Skaters Win Olympic Titles at Ottawa Skateland
The annual Olympic Skating Tournament at Ottawa Skateland drew 75 to 80 competitors. James Wantland won two senior boys events and tied for first in another. He also won the senior girls' race, with Madl repeating in junior girls events. Other winners include Jeff Olivas in junior boys events, Madl in junior girls spread eagle, and Horne and Helt in couples skating.
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Ottawa
Amy McCurdy
Jeff Olivas
Olivas
Doug Farrell
Michelle Olivas
Mark Gooding
Annette Dryden
Cindy Horne
Skipper Helt
Irish Eyes On NCAA History Seeks Dual Title Ambition
Notre Dame eyes a historic NCAA feat by reaching the final four in basketball while football holds a title legacy. Digger Phelps praises the moment after an 84-64 win over DePaul to reach St. Louis. Duke and Kentucky advance as Duke routs Villanova and Kentucky tops Michigan State. Arkansas and North Carolina State also win regional and NIT games respectively.
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Alex Sachare
Notre Dame
Digger Phelps
Phelps
Fighting Irish
St. Louis
DePaul
Duke
Villanova
Kentucky
Arkansas
Michigan State
California State- Fullerton
Kelly Tripucka
Irish
Ray Meyer
Tripucka
Jim Spanarkel
Mike Gminski
Spanarkel
Bill Foster
Wildcats
Rollie Massimino
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Braves Land
Santiago
Gerulaitis
Byron Bertram
Mitton
Bank OF Ottawa
Pirates
Suil
Jacos
Serger
B. Wills
A. Owen
R. Gowitt
Watkar
McIntosh-P. Yelton
Nunez-B. Burgoon
B. Rotter
L. Tyson
M, Wilson
R. Scroggs
Nunex
Low Money
Alb Evants
Davis
Tyson
Cordie
M. Wilson
B. Owen
O. Mull
Jesse Garcia
Porter-Spears
Agency
S. Main
Tom Porter
Charles Porter
Kyle Macy
Brewer
Jim Counce
Titans
Keith Anderson
Cal State Fullerton
Counce
New Mexico
San Francisco
Texas
Wolfpack
NEW York
North Carolina State
Norm Sloan
Clyde Austin
Georgetown
Austin
Rutgers
Madison Square Garden
Hoyas
Craig Shelton
Hime Pharmacy
Kansas
N. Main
Lapy
Arin
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