Lebo Stuns Jets in OT For Regional Cage Crown
Dana Smith scores all four Lebo points in overtime as Dana Smith drives Lebo to a 49 48 victory over Altoona Midway. Knight leads Lebo with 19 while Braman tops Jets with 23 and Thorsell adds 14. Championship loss marks second straight regional final for the Jets.
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Kansas Jayhawks Capture Fifth Straight Big Eight Swim Title
KU wins the Big Eight swimming championship in Columbia with 501 points, the Jayhawks' fifth consecutive title. Oklahoma places second with 317, Oklahoma State third with 286, Iowa State fourth with 256, Missouri fifth with 250, Colorado sixth with 155, Nebraska seventh with 89, and Kansas State did not enter.
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State Tournament Pairings Set for Kansas Class 4A and More
Salina defends 4A title as it faces Highland Park in opening round at Lawrence. Coffeyville meets McPherson in 4A while other brackets spark action across 5A, 3A, 2A and 1A with top records Phillipsburg Lyndon Frankfort all present. Semifinals Friday and finals Saturday determine state champions.
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St Paul Indians Take Consolation With Clutch Free Throws
In a tightly played Class IA regional consolation at the fieldhouse St Paul defeated Cape Eagles 58 55. Jim Wagner hit a go ahead two pointer for St Paul with seconds left and Steve Ward added two free throws with 10 seconds remaining to seal third place. The lead changed hands seven times and the teams were tied four times in the final two quarters.
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Wildcats Clinch Possibility With Missouri Showdown Approaching
Big Fight Conference race tightens as Kansas State leads Missouri by one game after recent wins. Nebraska at Iowa State and Kansas at Oklahoma set tonight’s key matchups while Colorado’s coach Walseth argues a goaltending call influenced a Wildcats win. Missouri edged Nebraska. Oklahoma beat Kansas 76 72.
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Nicklaus Trevino chase at Doral Eastern Open in rain
In a rain soaked finish at Doral Nicklaus shot 64 to seize a share of the lead at 10 under 206 alongside Trevino in a tense chase. Trevino warned rivals he would press the attack as heavy rains halted play after a late start.
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Howard Next
Texas Ranger manager Ted Williams hinted a four for one trade involving slugger Frank Howard with the Boston Red Sox. Williams would swap four players including relievers Sparky Lyle and Bill Lee for Howard, a move Boston manager Fanie Kasko resisted despite the prospect of Howard joining Fenway Park.
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Exhibition Baseball Sunday Results
Sunday exhibition games showed the Reds defeating Mexico City 11 to 2, Chicago A beating New York A 1 to 0, Minnesota beating Detroit 2 to 1, and Boston defeating Texas 3 to 1.
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Chrysanthemums and Sunflowers Dominate Biddy Basketball Night
Chrysanthemums beat Sunflowers 25 to 3 led by Tine Welch 3-3-1-0 and Monica Mills 1-0-1-2 with other contributors. Asters defeated Goldenrods 28 to 18 as Denice Ratliff led with 7-0-3-14 and Brenda Brandon added 6-0-0-1. Daisy and Rose groups also tallied, with Daisies at 2% and Roses at 18, highlighting a busy youth league scoring night.
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Monica Mills
Jodi Reid
Debra Sanderson
Marty Chandler
Middy Chandler
Isabel Savedra
Sonya Culver
Jolene Burke
Kelly Yoakum
Peggy Brown
Nancy Kihm
Gail Evans
Elaine Spurrier
Rosemary Owens
Elizabeth Thuston
Tracy Cole
Julie Esslinger
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Goldenrods
Denice Ratli
Ella Seefeldt
Debbie Good
Sandy McReynolds
Bowling League Scores Tallied by Team Totals
The report lists bowlers across divisions with per bowler scores and team totals. Roses, Zinnias, Violets, Marigolds, and Petunias sections show individual games followed by team totals, reflecting a multi-team bowling event with mixed results.
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Jamie Irwin
Rhonda Morrow
Kim Cox
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Anita Ramsey
Fedocia Nole
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Sara Kneeland
Donita Davidson
Robin Geasland
Terr Harris
Linda Summerville
Petunias
Cricket Beck
Rose Ann Goben
Karen Dunlap
Judy Ann Lacey
Kimberly Russell
Cynthia Sanders
Abbey Mussleman
College Basketball Results From Multiple Regions
East Boston College 78 Georgetown 76 Princeton 62 Yale 62 Penn 37 Brown 33 Providence 78 Seton Hall 68 Midwest Bradley 86 St. Louis 73 Cincinnati 88 Florida St. 64 Minnesota 91 Illinois 62 Mich St. 96 Michigan 92 Kansas St. 73 Colorado 55 Indiana 65 Ohio St. 57 Northwestern 9 Wisconsin Ill. & 84 St. Illinois 84 Wichita St. 108 W. Tex. St. 73 Purdue 87 Iowa 85 Dayton 86 Notre Dame 74 Tulsa 89 N. Tex. St. 86 Missouri 61 Nebraska 54 Oklahoma St. 76 Kansas 72 South North Carolina 93 Duke 69 Tennessee 80 Auburn 70 N.C. St. 86 Wake Forest 78 Memphis St. 70 Drake 69 South Carolina 77 Clemson 64 Maryland 45 Virginia 42 Mississippi 101 LSU 78 Air Force 64 Tulane South Southwest Texas 72 Texas Christian 65 BYU 61 New Mexico 60 Arkansas 113 Rice 108 New Mexico St. 73 Marquette Texas-Fl Paso 80 Utah 60 Far West Arizona St. 83 Arizona 74 Washington St. 77 Oregon 69 California 84 USC 74 UCLA 102 Stanford 73 Washington 70 Oregon St. 69
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NBA Scores Command Small Markets as Big Wins Roll In
Pro basketball results show Baltimore 108 over Los Angeles 4 and Chicago 128 over Houston 97. Seattle 112 beat Atlanta 110 while Philadelphia topped New York 100. Cincinnati 125 defeated Boston 114 and Phoenix 131 won against Buffalo 103. ABA Kentucky 134 beat Pittsburgh 124 as Indiana 110 fell to Dallas 9 and Denver 137 over Memphis 129. New York 114 edged Carolina 9.
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Cornhuskers Dethrone KU in Big 8 Indoor Track Meet
Nebraska wins the Big Eight Indoor title, dethroning Kansas after six straight years as KU settles for third and Colorado takes second. Event winners include Clifford Branch Colorado 60 yard dash and Randy Guevara Kansas shot put.
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Ryun Backed by Setback as Mile Lead Fades at Cal Meet
At the Meet of Champions in Los Angeles Al Feuerbach and Tom Von Ruden starred. Von Ruden won the featured mile in 3 57.8, beating former world record holder Ryun who faded to last. Ryun acknowledged pressure but planned to train on and possibly run at the Kansas Relays in April.
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Jim Ryun
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