The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 12

THE lOLA KANSAS REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 19'3 PAGE 12 Favor top preps TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Its Shawnee Mission South. Dodge City, Kapaun-Mt. Carniel. Nehama.

Valley-Moundridge. Chase and Rolla in the No. spots going into the final week of the regular season for Kansas high school football teams. The top-rated teams are favored to retain their high rankings through this week's bled schedule and move on into the state championship playoffs. Most teams play Wednesday night this week because the annual convention of the state's largest teacher organization, Kansas-National Education Association, is scheduled at Wichita Thursday and Friday.

Some games were scheduled Tuesday night and some are through the remainder of the week. Shawnee Mission South, the No. 1 team in consensus ratings for 5A, has a state playoff spot cinched. Dodge City, the No. team in and Kapaun-Mt.

Carmel. the top-rated team in 3A. also have cinched playoff spots. The concensus ratings are based on picks made by the Topeka Capital, the Wichita Eagle, the Kansas City Star and the Harris Newspaper group. Here are the top five teams in each classification and their opponents this week: 5A 1.

Shawnee Mission South. 80, vs No. 3 Shawnee Missouri East. 6-2. 2.

Topeka, 6-2 vs tie-5. Shawnee Mission Northwest. 53- 4. Shawnee Missouri West. 5- vs Lawrence.

Wichita Southeast. 6-2. Wichita North. -5. Wichita West.

6-2. vs Ciirroll. 4A 1 Dodge City. 7-1, vs No. 3 Bend.

7-1. Pittsburg. 8-0. vs Colum- 4, Ward, 6-2, vs Miege. Tie 5.

Junction City, 6-2 Tie Derby, 6-2, vs" Mulvane. Other: Manhattan 6-2. vs Salina Central. 3A 1. Kapaun-Mt.

Carmel. 7-1. vs Goddard. 2. Ulysses, 8-0.

vs La Crosse. 3. Osawatomie. 8-0. vs No.

4 Paola, 8-0. 5. Valley Center, 8-0. vs Other: Chapman. 6 -1.

vs Concordia I Wed.) and Clay Center (Sat.) Ottawa. 6-2 vs Bonner Springs. 2A 1-2. Nemaha Valley, 8-0, vs Si i-2. Moundridge.

8-0. vs Fair- lield. EUinwood. 8-0. vs South- Saline.

4 Wellsvilie. 8-0, vs Osage r. Plainville. 6-2. vs Minneapolis.

Other: Lyndon. 8-0. vs Chase County. lA Chase. 8-0.

vs Genesee. 2. Madison. 8-0. vs Gridiey.

3. Quinter. 9-0, Regular season complete. 4 7-1. vs Royal Valley.

5. Udall. 8-0, regular season i-oniplete. SUPPORT OUR UNITED FUND DRIVE It's Time To Give Hutch forfeits It all HUTCHINSON. Kan.

Hutchinson Community Junior College announced Tuesday it has forfeited ail basketball victories and awards the team won last season. The announcement followed the revelation that Hutch star Rudy Jackson had never graduated from his New York high school and the Missouri Valley Conference had declared him ineligible. Jackson sparked the Hutchinson club to a 29-4 record and a runner-up finish in the national junior college tournament here last April. He had transferred to Wichita State University but also will be ineligible to participate there. A.

H. Elland, president of the Hutchinson school, and Athletic Director Sam Butterfield in a' news conference distributed copies of letters announcing the forfeiture. The letters were sent to all Hutch opponents and all members of the Jayhawk Juco Conference, Seaver is named top Hurler NEW YORK (AP) Tom Seaver once said he'd be happy to last five years in the majors. Today, he is the owner of a second Cy Award as the National League's best pitcher. "When I first started playing, I told my wife I'd be happy to get five years in the big leagues." the New York Mets right-hander said Tuesday after winning his second Cy Young Award in seven seasons in the majors.

"Now 1 want to pitch until I'm 3,5." added the 28-year-old Seaver, who became the fourth pitcher in the 18-year history of the award to win it more than once and the first in either the to win it without at least 20 victories for the season. But Seavor. who posted a 1910 record, and led the NL in strikeouTs with 25f and TrT earned run average. 2.08. won comfortably over reliever Mike Marshall of Montreal and Ron Bryant of San Francisco, the league's 20-game winner.

In voting by a committee of the Baseball Writers of America. Seaver got 10 first-place votes and 70 points after being named on 21 ballots, more than any other candidate. Marshall, who was 14-11 with 31 saves in 92 appearances for Montreal, -got nine first-place votes and .54 points in posting the best Cy Young showfhg ever for a relief pitcher. Bryant got three first-place votes and ,50 points for his 24-12 performance. However, his ERA was 3.53 and he was the first National League 20-game winner to fail to record a shutout since Willie Shcrdel of St.

Louis in 1928. Others receiving support were Jack Billingham of Cincinnati, who got the other two lirst-piace votes and 30 points; Don Sutton of Los seven points; Fred Norman of Cincinnati, three, points, and Dave Giusti of Pittsburgh, one point. "It means an awful lot to me because of the name that's on It and because it goes to one pitcher in the that's it." said Seaver after jttining Sandy Koufax of Los 1963-65-6(); Bob Gibson of St. Louis, 1968-70. and Denny McLain of Detroit in the League.

as multiple Cy Young wiiuiers. "1 really didn't think I'd win said who also won in 1969 when he had a 25-7 record. "It was really a surprise because of the importance of winning 20 games. But all the other numbers (innings, strikeouts, earned run average, etc. I were there and I'm glad the voters looked at them.

Mulch mentioned Burlington foe super TOPEKA. Kan lAPi Athletes from small Kan.sas high schools are turning in some fantastic statistical performances as the 1973 football season nears an end. Randall Schankie. Madison, and Kent Baldock. Alma, came up with new highs Friday in a string of outstanding performances.

carried the ball 22 times for 314 yards and three touchdowns as Madison defeated Burlington, 44-6. Baldock scored eight touchdowns as Alma defeated Rossville. 69-14. He had six touchdown runs, was on the scoring end of an 80-yard pass play and returned a punt 61 yards for a touchdown. Kent Bressler of Rolla's top- ranked eight-man football team, scored five touchdowns in a 56-0 victory over Moscow.

His scoring -runs were 12, 40, 55, .39 and 52 yards. Mike Leiker, averaged 26 yards per carry in a 49(1 win over Pretty Prairie. His 9 for 234 performance included touchdown runs of 39, 59 and 99 yards. John Hastings, Shawnee Heights, completed 11 of 15 pa.s.ses for 189 yards and four touchdowns Friday night in a 45-6 win over Hiawatha. Hastings also carried the ball six limes lor 38 yards and a touchdown.

Defensively, Robby Gill, Cherryvale, had a big night as Prep grid playoffs next week TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Forty-four Kansas high school football teams will begin playoffs next week leading to state football championships. "wnce -Mis -siGn has one of four playoff spots cinched. In 4A, Leavenworth, Highland City, Dodge City and Pittsburg have playoff spots wrapped up. Chapman, Ulysses, defending champion Kapaun-Mt.

Carmel, Valley Center and Ottawa have playoff berths reserved. In 2A, Moundridge and svilie have playoff berths cinched. In lA, Sts. Peter Paul, White City, Quinter and Udall have playoff spots. Scandia, Lucas, and Rolla are sure of playoff berths in eight-man competition.

In Shawnee Mission West can get one of the remaining spots with a victory over Lawrence. In the other region, the winner of the Wichita North- Wichita Southeast game will earn a playoff spot, with Wichita West and Topeka in the running for the second position. Wmd and Turner are in competition for one of the remaining spots; Great Bend and Salina for another, and Derby, Carroll and City for the remaining position. Shawnee Heights, Effingham and Clay Center are in the running lor a 3.A berth. P'ort Scott and Columbus are competition for another.

The winner of the game between Osawatomie and Paola will get the remaining spot. Nemaha Valley, Frankfort and Beloit are in the running for the two district spots in 2A. EUinwood. WaKeeney, Cimarron and Plainville are seeking the District II spots. Kiowa and Conway Springs are battling for right to join Moundridge as representatives of District III.

Northeast of Spring Hill and Lyndon are seeking the right to join Wellsvilie in representing Dis-' trict IV. Ashland and Wheatland are in the running to join Quinter in District II of lA. he helped his team rack up a Tri-Valley League title with a 14-0 win over Humboldt. Gill was credited with 10 tackles and 19 as.sists. Greg Shireman, Uniontown, displayed extreme versatility again in a 26-21 victory over Central Heights.

Shireman had 54 yards rushing and two touchdowns, 108 yards on pass receptions, 11 unassisted tackles, 13 assisted tackles and a fumble recovery. David Palmer, Arkansas City, and Mike Stringer, Hutchinson, staged what must have been one of the finest punting duels in Kansas this season as Arkansas City took a 14-6 win Thursday night. Palmer averaged 42,2 yards on five punts, while Stringer averaged 41.6 yards on six punLs. The toe of Dennis Hudley, Junction City, was important as Junction City clinched a state 4A playoff spot with a 16-15 victory over Salina Central. Hudley kicked a 41-yard field goal, added a conversion and was his team's leading rusher with 47 yards on 15 carries.

Other outstanding performances included: Dennis Old, Topeka, completed 6 of 10 passes for 169 yards and two touchdowns, rushed 16 times for 27 yards and one touchdown, and punted once for 37 yards in a 21-14 win over Shawnee Mission North. Brian Wahlmeier completed 7 of 13 passes for 169 yards and four touchdowns and rushed 18 times for 121 yards and two touchdowns in 46-20 victory over Bogue. Bob Gibson, McPherson, had 13 solo tackles and 5 assists and rushed 17 times for. 77 yards in 14-25 loss to Manhattan. Kent Marconnet, Dighton, had 14 tackles and nine assists, rushed 18 times for 96 yards, and passed for the winning time victory over Ness City.

Bob wagoner, Argonia, rushed for 273 yards and three touchdowns in -20-8 Central of Burden. Gary Graves, Lindsborg-, carried 11 times for 195 yards and three touchdowns and had 10 tackles in 36-6 win over Inman. Tom Hauser, Ulysses, had 14 carries for 217 yards and three touchdowns in 40-6 over Scott City. Roger Schmidt, Syracuse, carried 12 times for 125 yards; had 97, yards in punt returns, and kicked three extra points in 4V-() win over Holcomb. Kevin St.

John, carried 26 times for 210 yards in 36-7 win over Pawnee Heights. Ken' Battles, Wichita Southeast, carried 33 times for 174 yards in 33-0 victory over Wichita South. Ken. HOliwell, and Gary Spani, Manhattan, accounted for 281 of their team's 286 rushing yards in 25-14 win over McPherson. lioyal Quint, Grinnell, carried for 205 yards and three touchdowns in 56-0 win over McDonald.

Mike Lee, Hanston, rushed for 229 yards and four touchdowns in 70-12 victory over Bogue in that school's second game of the week. Bill Lawrence, Parsons, completed 15 of 35 pass attempts for 270 yards in 12-24 loss to Columbus. Bryan Smith, Washburn Rural, rushed 23 times 174 NOVEMBER CARPET SPEQAL 80 SQUARE YARDS, ENOUGH FORTHREE AVERAGE SIZE ROOMS yards and a touchdown in 17-15 win over fiich Smith, Atchison, completed 9 of 14 pass attempts for 171 yards and a touchdown in the game with Washburn Rural. Brian Mulch. lola, had 11 solo tackles and 6 assists in loss to Coffeyville.

James Emerson, Great Bend had 10 tackles, seven assists and a fumble recovery in 37-8 victory over Pratt. Steve Berry, Lenora had 20 tackles in 12-14 loss to Logan. David Snyder, Pleasanton had 16 tackles and 5 assists in 22-0 victory over Crest. lOLA COMMUNITY THEATRE, INC. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SEASON Please accept my gift of for which i am entitled to 2 orchestra seat tickets for each of the 3 productions and will have my name printed on the programs.

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