Sooners edge K State in Big Eight race shakeup
Oklahoma defeats Kansas State 73 to 62 as Garfield Heard stars with 19 points, 17 rebounds, and strong defense. Don Sidle adds 27 points and 16 rebounds while K State struggles shooting 31 percent. Oklahoma ties for third. six teams sit at two defeats. Colorado resumes after break at Nebraska next.
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Sooners
K-State
Heard
Don Sidle
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Nick Pino
Gene Williams
Pino
Neosho Routs Allen County 91 77 in Jayhawk Conference clash
Neosho County Community Junior College defeated Allen County Community Junior College 91 to 77 in a Kansas Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division game. Hawkins led NCCJC with 24 points, Samuel 22, Brandon 20, Turner 13, while Neosho dominated rebounding 45 to 27 and improved to 11 5 overall and 3 2 in conference. Allen County fell to 6 14 overall and 1 4 in league play.
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Neosho County
Harold Turner
Hawkins
NCCJC
Samuel
Brandon
Turner
Finley
Panthers
Allen County
Walter Hawkins
Skip Brandon
Mike Samuel
Dave Martin
Hawkin
Independence
Coffeyville Red Ravens
Blue Comets Set for Iola Clash in SEK Action
Chanute travels to Iola for the lone SEK game of the night against the Mustangs led by top scorers Voisinet and McGuffin. Chanute aims to rebound from a 50 43 loss to Derby while Iola seeks to improve on a 7 6 season record and 4 5 league mark.
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Chanute Blue Comet
Kansas
Iola
Mustangs
Independence
Comets
Derby
Wichita West
Here
Chanute
John Voisinet
Dave McGuffin
Panthers Host Central in Non Division Basketball Clash
Neosho County Community Junior College Panthers play McPherson Central in a non division game at NCCJC gym at 7:30 p.m. Central sits 8-3, on a four game win streak, led by John Pyle 17.7 ppg Jensen 15.5 and Yeoman 10.2. NCCJC aims for its 18th straight home win and to improve 11-5.
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Comets
Dave Benson
Chanute
Phil Franks
Benson
Larry Barnhart
John Cole
David Holloway
Mustangs
Pittsburg
Iota
Neosho County Community Junior College Panthers
McPherson Central
Central
Tigers
Prairie Junior College Conference
John Pyle
Jensen
Yeoman
Panthers
Drake Wins Thriller To Stay Valley Leader
Drake's Dolph Pulliam sparked a comeback as Tulsa led late in Des Moines. Willie Wise scored early overtime points and Drake edged Tulsa 63-58 to move to 5-1 in the Missouri Valley while holding the best Valley record at 14-2 overall. Wichita State looms next, with Cincinnati Bradley and St Louis also on Wednesday’s slate.
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Drake
Tulsa
Des Moines
Dolph Pulliam
al Williams
Willie McCarter
Bulldogs
Pulliam
McCarter
Willie Wise
John
Wichita
Cincinnati
Bradley
St. Louis
Louisville
Pittsburg Gorillas defeat John Brown 94 to 86 in Arkansas
Pittsburg Gorillas shot 55 percent and overpowered John Brown University 94-86 at Siloam Springs. Ron White led Pittsburg with 31 points, Jim Donnelly had 24 for John Brown, while St Mary of the Plains beat Tabor 68-65 at Dodge City to improve to 12-3.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg Gorillas
John Brown University
Siloam Springs
Ark
Ron White
Jim Donnelly
John Brown
White
Pittsburg
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Tabor
Allen Waller
Don Dee
St. Mary
Dan Bower
Ron Regier
Bill Rohl
Dee
Fort Hays
Northwestern Oklahoma
Missouri-St. Louis
Emporia State
College Basketball Scores Reported From Multiple Games
East Bucknell 119 Colgate 106. South Kentucky 85 Mississippi 76. Vanderbilt 99 LSU 91. Tennessee 65 Miss. State 57. W Va 88 William Mary 70. Georgia returned. Alabama 73 Florida 65. Auburn 60. Murray St 91 Middle Tenn 72. Drake 63 Tulsa 58 OT. Purdue 105 No. Mich 79. Dayton 81 New Orleans Ley 65. DePaul 79 Indiana 78. Sam Houston 73 E. Tex St 61. Texas A&I 76 Grambling 84. Oregon 85 Utah 77. Oregon St 65. Portland St 68 Chico St 60. Utah St 95 Mont St 87. U of Pacific 76 Nevada 69. San Fran St 73 St Marys Calif 63. Dallas 110 Denver 107 OT. New Orleans 115 Houston 105. Minnesota 116 New Jersey 10
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St. Mary’s
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7th Graders Win Two at Fredonia
Chanute Royster Junior High seventh graders defeated Fredonia Junior High twice, A game 35 21 and B game 27 11. Prather and Ward led Royster with nine points each as Merriman topped Fredonia with eight. Royster A built a 14 12 first quarter lead and extended a 18 4 halftime advantage.
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Royster
Cagers of
Chanute
Fredonia Junior High
Yellowjackets
Rockets
Merriman
Steve Edwards
Carl Rush
Rocket
Coffeyville
Fredonia B .Sesesss
Royster A
Prather
Ward
Borchers
Noland
Parks
Ray
McAuley
Martling
Harris
Evans
Edwards
Fredonia A
Parker
Speaks
Bambick
Clanton
Tonight's Games Shakeup in Junior College and High School Schedule
Local junior college slate features McPherson at Neosho County and Coffeyville at Cowley County. High school matchups include Labette County at Wichita Sacred Heart, Butler County at Independence, Chanute at Iola, Humboldt at Garnett, Neodesha at Cherryvale, Crest at Thayer, Yates Center at Fredonia, Midway at Gridley, Erie at Southeast Cherokee, with other regional teams tonight.
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Junior College
McPherson Central
Neosho County
Coffeyville
Cowley County
Labette County
Wichita
Sacred Heart
Butler County
Independence
Chanute
Iola Humboldt
Garnett
Neodesha
Cherryvale
Crest
Thayer
Yates Center
Fredonia
Midway
Gridley
Erie
Cherokee
Winners in Bowling Tournament at Sportsman's Bowl
The weekend event crowned winners in singles and doubles for the annual all city bowling tournament. John Crownover and Emmett Schommer took doubles with 1.360 handicap, while Dick Rose led singles with 638 handicap. Joe Bowman, Dorsey Osborn, and Tom Smith claimed top overall and secondary placements. Ellie Belt directed the event, with trophies to first place and team members forthcoming.
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Sportsman's Bowl
John Crownover
Emmett Schommer
S-Sp
Corky VanGotten
Pat Legge
Craig Thompson
Glen Kaufman
Dick Rose
Tom Smith
Dorsey Osborn
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