Lansing Edges Chieftains In Narrow Pioneer League Win
Lansing nipped Tonganoxie 51 to 50 as fringe calls and late pressure decided a tight Pioneer League basketball clash. The Chieftains led 25 20 at halftime before Lansing surged in the third and fourth quarters. Morehead thwarted by Zillner’s foul out, leaving Lansing with the edge in the final minute.
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Tonganoxie
John Carr
Darr
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Eddie Zillner
Cyclones Lead In Swim Relays at Columbia
Towa State won the first final of the Sixth Annual Big Eight Swimming Relays in Columbia Missouri. In one meter diving Iowa’s Steve Spikes and Rick McAnally tied for first with seven points. Missouri five, Kansas four, Nebraska three, Oklahoma State two, Colorado one. Kansas State did not compete as it has no intercollegiate team. Remaining finals were scheduled for today.
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Towa State
Iowa
Steve Spikes
Rick McAnally
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Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Kansas State
Lawrence Lions dominate Ottawa Cyclones in season opener
Lawrence High routed Ottawa 64 41 after building a 46 12 third quarter lead. Lawrence next visits Seaman as both teams shake off first game jitters with Seaman previously losing to Leavenworth 58 45. Ottawa struggled to score early missing most of their field goals.
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Lions Roll to Big Lead as Lawrence Beats Ottawa
Lawrence used a strong second half to overcome Ottawa 64 41 after a tightly played first half. Scales Floyd and Black fueled the surge with double digit scoring while Ottawa’s Jameson Bulmer led late scoring. Lawrence guards forced turnovers and limited Ottawa to 17 points in the final five minutes.
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Eudora Falls 62 51 to Santa Fe Trail in League Play
Eudora High struggled with foul trouble as Santa Fe Trail pulled away in the second half to win 62 to 51. Dennis Folks led Eudora with 14 points while David Smith added 14 and Steve Huebner 13. Santa Fe’s Ran dall Baker poured in 20 points as the Chargers pulled clear after halftime.
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Steve Huebner
Lansing
Mudora
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Chiefs and 49ers Set Monday Night Clash in Playoff Push
San Francisco holds a half game lead in the NFC West as they host Kansas City in a high scoring Monday night game. The Chiefs, chasing Oakland, arrive after a string of road tests while NFL teams tune up this weekend with several interconference matchups on the schedule.
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Family Night Sports Program Starts Next Tuesday
Starting next Tuesday a Family Night program runs weekly at South Junior High from 7 to 9 p.m. during winter. Parents and children may participate in sports activities and further information is available from the park and recreation department.
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Perry Lecompton topples Oskaloosa in league clash
Perry Lecompton defense stalls Oskaloosa, limiting them to nine points in each of the first two quarters en route to a 52 44 victory. Doug Fritz leads the Raw project with 12 points and 14 rebounds while Nick Herken pours in 37 for Easton in a separate win over McLouth 66 52.
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Kansas Faces Four Big Opponents In Week At Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas opens a demanding week hosting Kentucky led by Adolph Rupp at Allen Fieldhouse. The Jayhawks then travel to Indiana at Bloomington, return home for Notre Dame, and finish with Louisville. Kentucky and Louisville are favored in their conference races. Indiana seeks Big Ten progress. Notre Dame bets on coach Digger Phelps to replicate Fordham’s 26-3 turnaround.
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Baldwin Edged by Basehor In Jayhawk League Opener
Baldwin lost 47 44 at Basehor as Bruce Chambers scored 26 and Lonnie Ray added 10. Baldwin narrowed a 14 9 first quarter deficit to 25 24 at halftime but Basehor pulled away late before trading points in the final period. Baldwin travels to Wellsville next Tuesday.
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RMAC Schools Limit Athletic Scholarships
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference presidents voted to cap direct grants in aid to tuition and fees and to curtail books supplies and one meal per day as part of tightened spending. Commissioner Harry B Knieseley cited internal and external pressures driving the move to control costs amid rising travel meals and equipment expenses.
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Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
AMAC
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Television football schedule highlights by channel
A Sunday grid lists televised games at various times across channels. Oakland meets Atlanta at noon on channels 4 and 27, New York Giants face Washington at noon on channels 5 and 13, New Orleans hosts Los Angeles at 3 p.m. on channels 5 and 13, and Kansas City plays San Francisco at 8 p.m. on channel 9.
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Swedish Team Beats China in Table Tennis Duel
In Soelvesborg Sweden the Chinese National table tennis team fell 2 5 to Sweden on Friday night. The Swedish lineup featured world singles champion Stellan Bengtsson who also aided the victory on Wednesday.
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Sweden
Stellan Bengtsson
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