Ottawa High eyes 3-A state indoor title clash at Manhattan
Ottawa High, led by two outdoor state champions Steve Hanes and Dennis Perkins, travels to Kansas State's Ahearn Field House for the class 3-A state indoor meet. Coach Don Kornhaus hopes the pair plus sprinters Arlie Watts Terry Wallace and others collectively push Ottawa past Wellington, with a focus on hurdle events and relays and a strong distance showing led by Bruce Underwood.
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St Johns counts on Cluess as Davis is sidelined in NIT
St John’s, missing top scorer and rebounder Mel Davis who buckled a knee, relies on 6-11 reserve Greg Cluess who impressed with 27 points and 21 rebounds in a 94-78 semifinal win over Oral Roberts. Niagara looms in Madison Square Garden.
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Two Syracuse Sophomores Lead Orange Basketball
Syracuse basketball announces two sophomores as starters Dennis DuVal of Westbury New York averaging 19.2 points per game for the Orange freshmen last season and Bob Dooms a 6 foot 5 inch forward from Sharon Pennsylvania averaging 11 points and 265 rebounds. Maryland to host 1972 NCAA lacrosse championships while Coast Guard reports 30,814 of 76,842 motorboats failed inspections in first half of year.
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Grant Wins UP Honor For Kentucky State Star
Grant, known as The Machine, earned the college division AP Player of the Year after leading Kentucky State Thorobreds to their third NAIA title in Kansas City. He topped a field including Frank Schade and Jim Tedesco, and joined the Little All-American team with 4,045 career points and a tourney MVP with a 213 point haul. Hal Johnston of Roanoke also made the Little All-American.
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Teacher Pupil Faceoff in NCAA Semifinals North Texas
UCLA leads undefeated with 28 0 mark as John Wooden faces Louisville coached by ex Bruin star Denny Crum. North Carolina and Florida State meet in the other semifinal with final set for Saturday at 5 10 pm EST. McCray Royals and McAdoo anchor the star power while Dean Smith calls the Tar Heels sturdy under pressure.
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