Four Kansans named to NAIA All-America first team
Kansas selections highlight Fort Hays State guard Edgar Eason and guard Raymond Lee on the NAIA first team. Also named were Washburn center Gary Carrier, Emporia State guard Brian Robinson, plus repeat picks Terry Porter, Dennis Rodman, and Chester Smith. Second and third teams feature multiple players from regional schools.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas
Fort Hays State
Edgar Eason
Tigers
Raymond Lee
Lee
Gary Carrier
Washburn
Brian Robinson
Emporia State
Robinson
NAIA
Terry Porter
Carrier
Dennis Rodman
Southeastern Oklahoma
Chester Smith
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Cyclones Sixth in 1985 Olathe North golf invite
Ottawa High opens 1985 golf with a sixth place in the Olathe North Invitational at Lakeside Hills, posting a 408 five man total. Darren Latimer leads Ottawa with 77, Brad Ansley 78, while Leavenworth's Kevin Conway is medalist with 70. Ottawa sits four strokes from fourth and two from fifth, with Osawatomie Invitational next on April 11.
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Olathe
Ottawa High
Lakeside Hills
Cyclones
Leavenworth
Olathe North
Topeka West
Bishop Miege
Shawnee Mission West
Ottawa
OHS
Russ Testorff
Lakeside
Darren Latimer
Brad Ansley
Keith King
Bo Gollier
Keith McLain
Gollier
Kevin Conway
Claihe North
Tony Vinzant
Steve Shade
Lawrence
Steve Mallory
David Hegarty
Olathe South
Shawnee Mission East
Topeka
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Shawnee Mission South
Blue Valley
Shawnee Mission
Mental Sabbatical Pays Off For Slump-Ridden Hale Irwin
Hale Irwin, after a five week mental and physical break to heal a groin injury, opened the Players Championship with a 67 to grab the first round lead at Sawgrass. He spoke of refining his swing and regaining trust while noting his recent slump since June and a prior U.S. Open stumble. The Windy, windblown round put him one stroke ahead in a field chasing $900,000 in total prizes.
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Hale Irwin
Irwin
Sawgrass
Stadium
Larry Rinker
Morris Hatalsky
D.A. Weibring
Bernhard Langer
Bobby
Wadkins
Ronne Black
Mark Brooks
Lee Trevino
Curtis Strange
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Crenshaw
Fuzzy Zoeller
Fred Couples
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Lanny Wadkins
Hoyas Star Patrick Ewing Wins Rupp Trophy
Georgetown center Patrick Ewing, 7foot senior, named AP college basketball Player of the Year honored at a NCAA Final Four reception in Lexington. He led the Hoyas to a 34 2 record, 16 game win streak, and led in scoring and rebounding while anchoring top NCAA defense.
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Lexington
Georgetown
Patrick Ewing
Adolph F. Rupp
Associated Press
Ewing
Hoyas
Chris Mullin
St. John’s
U.S
Mullin
Jamaica
Cambridge
Mass
Ding
National Basketball Association
St. John's
Redmen
Xavier McDaniel
Wichita State
Keith Lee
Memphis
Wayman Tisdale
Oklahoma
Kenny Walker
Kentucky
Syracuse
Rafael Addison
Montana
Larry Krystkowiak
Army
Randy Cozzens
Rupp
University of Kentucky
Commonwealth Athletic Club of Kentucky
Frieder Named AP Coach of the Year for Michigan
Michigan coach Bill Frieder, who led the Wolverines to the Big Ten title and a 26-4 season, won the AP college basketball Coach of the Year with 49 votes. St. John’s Lou Carnesecca was second with 41 votes. Georgetown, Georgia Tech, and NC State also had votes.
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Lexington
Bill Frieder
Michigan Wolverines
Associated Press
Frieder
Wolverines
Villanova
Michigan
Lou Carnesecca
St. John’s
Saginaw
Mich
Flint
Johnny Orr
John Thompson
Georgetown
Georgia Tech
Bobby Cremins
North Carolina State
Jim Valvano
Jim Boeheim
Syracuse
Andy Russo
Louisiana Tech
Bob Knight
Indiana
Gene Sullivan
Loyola of Chicago
Larry Brown
Kansas
Les Wothke
Army
Dana Kirk
Memphis State
Gerald Myers
Texas Tech
Willis Reed
Creighton
Stan Morrison
Southern California
Nuggets Rip Kings By 18 At Home In Denver
Nuggets beat the Kansas City Kings 133-115 for a 19th straight home win, lifting Denver to 47-26 atop the Midwest Division. Calvin Natt and Alex English combined for 64 as Wayne Cooper added 21 points and 10 rebounds. Kings fell to 29-45 despite a late push led by Mark Olberding.
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Denver
Doug Moe
Moe
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Houston
Kings
Kansas City
Phil Johnson
Calvin Natt
Natt
Alex English
Nuggets
Wayne Cooper
Mark Olberding
English
Fat Lever
MdCV Invitational Track Results at Osage City
MdCV Invitational links Osage City to a full boys and girls track meet on March 27. Osage City tops boys team scores with 170 points, while MdCV and Pomona show strong showings across events including shot put and relay races. Girls feature Osage City leading with 159 points and deep marks from MdCV and Pomona in sprints and field events.
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Osage City
Williamsburg
Waverly
Pomona
Attic
Sme
Atwell
Zier
Hoover
Peavier
Discus
Colglazier
Alltic
Redding
Eege City
Barnett
Osage Rai
White
MACV
Fowler
Omona
Delay
Lewis
Fleming
Colzier
City
Gies
Schmidt
Teter
Macy
Mcv
Wsavelin
Taylor
Romine
Cit
Baselmsburg
Rimond
Cravens
Parker
Homewood
Callahan
Waverore
Meyer
Efinger
Magrath
Bosse
Mdcv
Tyson
Curtis
Mastell
Johansen
Skillman
Jones
A. Skillman
Criqui
Smith
Allison
Scott
McMillin
Leak
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Osawatomie
Kansans
Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Porter
Dan Farley
Saginaw Valley State
Greg Mack
College of Charleston
S.C
Tony Woody
William Carey, Miss
Ray Brooks
Seattle
James Carter
St. Thomas Aquinas
N.Y
Earl Claiborne
Wiley
Texas
Scott Havrisik
Biola
Calif
Charlie Hubert
Belmont Abbey
N.C
Alan Miller
Dakota Wesleyan
Tim Murphy
Fairmont State
West, Va
Ben Perry
Mike Smith
South Carolina-Spartanburg
Shawn Smith
Mesa, Colo
Jon Bergmeier
Kearney State
Neb
Bobby Deaton
Southwestern
Sid Diggs
Panhandle State
Okla
Tony Gary
Tri-State
Ind
Carlton Johnson
Franklin Pierce
N.H
John Kimbrell
David Lipscomb
Tenn
Jay Prescott
Westmar
Iowa
Dean Richard
Point Loma
Osawatomie's
Naia ‘Dream Team
Tim McCormick
Eric Turner
Roy Tarpley
Butch Wade
Richard Bellford
Young
Antoine Joubert
Gary
Nuggets Rip Kings
Schultze
Ee Osage City
Harsch
Altic
Totty
Reichard
Hite
Huske
Freersken
M Macv
Wavery
Martin
Gilbert
Nordal
Wiliamsborg
A. O
eTeter
Eran
Spender
Ebb
Mac
Evans
Wee Sek
Leakey
Pacha
Tony McClendon
Laird Roller
FORD
Melcome
Lindbloom
Snethen
Osage
Wills
Cox
Herring
Weigand
Gragg
Kistner
Hidalgo
McNabb
SI Osage City
Kerns
Peterson
Williams
Waver
Osa Osage City
Oss
Petins
Rae Waverly
Willia
Williamsburge
Bartlett
Kelley
Adams
Willford
Vermont
Donald J. Franklin
John Cusac
Daphne Zunig
Catholic Church
Richmond
Commodore
Call
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