CoCoaches of the Year Highlight College Hoops Drama
Oklahoma State pair earns league honor after turning around 7 3 and -5 teams to 7 3 and 9 1 seasons. Amos Thomas shines with 27 points in a 73 68 win over Arkansas. Hank Iba praises defense and rebounding as key to the Cowboys’ success.
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Prep Scores Display Wide Action Across Kansas Teams
A dense list of prep basketball scores features teams from across Kansas with many close finishes. Notable results include Wichita Southeast 39 over Wichita Southeast 39 and intercity matchups like Topeka West 67 over Shawnee Mission North 37.
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DeSoto
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Wichita Idast
Wichita South
Wichita North
Bishop Carroll
Shawnee Heights tops Tonganoxie in non league showdown
Shawnee Heights defeated Tonganoxie 52 to 40 as John Duncanson led Tonganoxie with 21 points. Coach Jerry McPherson cited stronger defense and poor ball movement for the Chieftains, who fall to 1-1 and head to Hiawatha for their next league game.
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John Duncanson
Tonganoxie Chieftains
Shawnee Heights
Chieftain
Jerry McPherson
Chieftains
Hiawatha
Lamb
Duncanson
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Norris
Valley Falls Romps Oska in 71 47 rout
Valley Falls overwhelmed Oskaloosa 71 to 47 Friday night as 6-2 senior Bill Allen scored 30 points. Valley improves to 2-0 and will host McLouth in Jefferson County League action Tuesday.
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First Period Lifts McLouth Over Meriden in Non-League
McLouth defeats Meriden 63-61 in a non-league boys basketball game after a strong first quarter. Sophomore Dennis Bowie in his first start led McLouth with 19 points while Braksick and Daniels added double digits. Meriden’s Cook scored 29 in a losing effort.
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Bulldogs
Meriden
Dennis Bowie
Valley Falls
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Daniels
George
Dennis Bowle
Tullis
Cook
Swank
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TV Sports Highlights Sunday Schedule
Sunday television sports highlights list matchups at 12 30 p m Bengals Jets Giants Cardinals Chiefs Chargers Bears Rams on Channels 4 5 1 13 and 3 1 3.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Regional Tourneys Slated Lawrence to Play at South
AP reports Kansas high school basketball district and regional tourneys announced by the State High School Activities Association. District play runs Feb 25 28 for 328 Class AA and A schools with regionals March 4 8 and state finals March 13 15. Regional sites list Hoyt Leavenworth Shawnee Mission South Topeka and more with the top finishers advancing to state.
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Ilwood
Highland
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Denton
Ostenfoosa
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Wyandotte
Central Raps Indians in 74 55 rout on Friday night
Central defeats Haskell Institute 74 to 55 after a 30 30 halftime tie. Beatty leads Haskell with 17 points while Kuntz adds 14. Central players Pyle 24 Sorenson 24 and Arnott 6 key in the victory, Haskell shoots 25 percent in the second half. The Tribe drops to 1 6 and hosts St Paul of Concordia next Tuesday.
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Bill Kuntz
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Baldwin Falls to Louisburg in Opener
Cold shooting Baldwin scored 26 points on 41 attempts and 17 turnovers in a 49 to 26 loss to Louisburg. Louisburg pulled away with a 17 point second period while Baldwin’s top scorers were Bob Chambers with 10 and Jon Hitchcock with 9 as the hosts host Overbrook in their home opener.
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Jon Hitchcock
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Hitchcock
Selzer
Taul
Routh
Sillyman
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Big 8 Sets Intent Dates Approves 3 Bowl Budgets
At Kansas City the Big Eight fixed February 11 for signing high school football letters of intent and April 1 for basketball letters. Conference officials approved Kansas and Missouri bowl budgets at 75000 dollars plus 25 dollars per air mile and Oklahoma at 50000 dollars plus 25 dollars per mile. They outlined schedules for upcoming meets and toured events through May, with no new legislation adopted.
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Buffs
Ron Smith
Sox Walsell
Cliff Meely
Sox
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Pro Cage Results NBA Friday Highlights
The score table shows multiple NBA results with teams like Angaier, Atlanta, Houston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, San Diego, Phoenix, Seattle, San Francisco and more. Friday games include Houston at Cincinnati and Milwaukee at New York among others. Upcoming schedules list Friday games and weekend matchups across conferences.
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Detroit
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Milwaukee
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Seattle
San Francisco
Falcons Advance In City Tourney With Semifinal Win
The Falcons moved into the city league semifinals after a 62-38 victory over McLouth at West Junior High. In the consolation round at West, the Hawks beat Jim Boy Const 74-52, while Stumblebums downed LEA 87-31 and Campus Hideaway edged Co-Op 62-56.
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Perry Rally Falls Short in 63 55 Loss at Mayetta
Perry trailled by 12 at halftime and could not overcome the early deficit. Dennis Stebbins led Perry with 21 points while Fritz, Hermann, and Yost added single digits. Mayetta received 20 from Robb and 14 from Pahamahie as the setback drops Perry to 0-2.
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Hermann
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Childers
Spreer
May
Five Jayhawks Named on NU Opponent Team
Kansas placed five players on Nebraska’s all opponent football selections. On offense quarterback Bobby Douglass and fullback John Riggins are named, while on defense end John Zook tackle Orville Turgeon and linebacker Emery Hicks are listed.
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Nebraska University
Bobby Douglass
John Riggins
Jayhawks
John Zook
Orville Turgeon
Emery Hicks
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