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Marques Johnson, Kent Benson top All-America list
NEW YORK (AP) —Marques Johnson and Kent Benson, two of the most dependable and dynamic frontcourt players in the country, were among those named to the 1977 Associated Press All-America team yesterday.
Johnson, the UCLA ford who was selected the AP's Player of the Year earlier
in the week, and Benson, the top-flight Indiana center, were joined by guard Ricky Green of Michigan, guard Phil Ford of Alabama, and forward Bernard Kirk of Tennessee.
Johnson received the most points among the top five in the nationwide voting by the NCA.
**GREEN WASM the second leading point**
**of Ford Coll集 collected.** 640. Benson
623 and Kint. 388.
received 824 points on the basis of five for the first team and three for second.
Benson was the only repeater from last year's first team. Food was a second-team option for his teammates.
On the second team along with Gruntell, a forward who drew 381 points, were San Francisco center Bill Cartwright, Houston guard Otis Birdsong, Minnesota center Mike Thompson and Marquette guard Butch Lee.
third team. King barely nosed out teammate Ernie Grumfeld for firstteam bonus
Soccer club departs tomorrow on swing through southern teams
Alcorn State, Miss. had four players in
double figures to do down Mt. MARTY, S.D., 9-0.
Fifth-seeded Texas Southern also had an easy time in its opening round game, rolling up a 20-point halftime lead against Central State, Ohio, and then coasted to an 87-65 victory behind the 23 points of Alonzo Bradley and 20 by Lawrence Williams.
"At the half, they (Central State) were dead and there was no need digging the hole any deeper for them. There was no way they could survive from 20 points the way we were plaving."
"We did what we needed to do in the first half," Texas Southern coach Robert Morland said of his team's opening-round victory.
By DENNIS MINICH
Sports Writer
Twenty-five KU students will leave
unorrow to meet spring vacation in
Germany.
In other night games, all-America center Jack Sikma scored 31 points to lead second-seeded Illinois Wesleyan to an 87-67 victory over St. Augustine's, N.C.
But unlike other students going south for spring break, they are members of the KU Soccer Club going to compete with several outstanding soccer teams.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) --Emporia State scored 21 second-half points from the foul line and all five Fairmont W. W., starters fouled out in giving the Hornets a fourth-seeded Failures in the round opening of the NAIA tournament.
Emporia State upsets 4th seed in tournament
In other day games, Riggie Wells scored five of his team-high 30 points in overtime to ninth-seed Clarion State, Pa., to an 88-48 victory over Augsburg, Minn.; Jannie Cloe scored 16 points to give the Buckeyes over Brendan Cliff, Iowa; and Dave Oliver scored 16 points to help Central Washington State crush Keene (N.H.) State, 72-56.
In the final game of the night, Henderson State, Ark., defeated Tristan, State, 84-54. Emporia State took the lead for good with 10 points and led by Edyde Fields and built leads of up to 10 points as Fairmont State had to go to its bench because of the foul problems.
Cleo Gardner topped Emporia State with 21 points.
The first stop on the team's southern swing is the North Texas State University invitaition tournament. In the first round, Friday, KU battles Richland Junior College in Dallas, which competed last year in championships. On Saturday, TLT will play.
On Saturday KU plays the University of Houston.
After the North Texas State tournament, KU goes to Matamoros, Mexico where they play the Instituto de Technologic de Matamoros (MIT).
KU coach Bernie Mullin called the competition extremely difficult, but said that if his team played up to its potential it could emerge with national recognition.
ON THEIR way back north, the Jayhawks on OKLAHOMA State, Oklahoma to take on OKLAHOMA State.
The tournament will be scored according to North American Soccer League standards. Six points are awarded for a win, two additional points for a loss and one additional point per goal up to three.
"The Dallas area really loves soccer, so some of the best teams in the country will be playing there."
"If we can win it, we would be thrown in the national limelight."
Winners from two divisions will then play each other for the championship, and the second place teams will compete for third. THE TWO teams that Mulligan won
the best in the tournament are North Texas
State and Southern Methodist Universi
"If we play up to our full potential I will be in the finals, even though SMU is a very small team."
He said he thought North Texas State would be the other division winner to win.
KU plays Matamoros in the 15,000-seat municipal stadium, with Mullin said that he had been a strong supporter.
"The major (university) sport in Matamores is football and they play mostly American teams, and usually get crushed," Mullin said.
MULLIN SAID Matmatoras plays a very physical game, but slows down toward the end. Last year when KU played them, MIT and UNV played on him in a 4-1 lead before hanging on to win 4-3.
"This is their chance to get hold of an American team in their own (national) sport. The people in the area should really turn out and make a lot of noise."
"What we have to do is hold them early, and then really take it to them when they are ready."
On the road home KU plays Oklahoma
State, which叭叫milled a physical team.
"We played them last year and lost 2-1," he said, "but the officiating was really bad and they got away with a lot they shouldn't have."
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The third team included Rod Griffin of Wake Forest, Wayne "Tree" Rollins of Michigan, Hubbard of Michigan, Bo Ellis of Marquette and Freeman Williams of Portland State.
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THE 6-11 Benson led the Hooders in scoring with 20 points a game but missed the last part of the season with a back injury. But it was his inside strength as a rebounder—averaging 10 per game—and intimidator, that really kept Indiana's defending national champions from completely falling apart this year.
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Mariano Johnson, 6-1, serve; UCLA, Kick Green, 5-2.
Marie Johnson, 6-1, serve; Indiana, Howard King, 6-1.
Kevin Johnson, 6-1, serve; Indiana, Howard King, 6-1.
provided some of the most spectacular moves around the basket seen in college
True Brendan, 8, senior. Tennessee; Bill Carvillarre, 6, ju
God Griffin, 6-4, junior Wash.FW forced, Worris Rustie, 7-1.
Bristol Tenn., 6-3, senior MF forced, Willamoe Noe, 6-1.
Noel Hill, 6-2, junior MF forced, Marquette, Franklin Wawase, 6-3.
"If there's a more dominant player than Marques in the college game, I can't imagine it," says UCLA Coach Gene Bartow.
Johnson, among UCLA's career leaders in points and rebounds, had his best season this year with the Bruins, averaging about 21.5 points and 11 rebounds a game. He has
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