Lions Seek Bounce Back Versus Manhattan After Loss
Lawrence High School basketball aims to rebound from a 49-37 defeat at Shawnee Mission East as 2-2 Lions visit Manhattan. Coach Max Rife must adjust for injuries, replacing Mike Browning with Steve Heck while Bill Trull and Harley Kampschroeder lead defensive effort. East's 57 percent shooting and 17-15 rebounding helped secure the win. SME led 23-14 at halftime and pulled away in the third. B-team fell 46-36. Ron Taylor led Lawrence with 14 points.
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Jucker Calls K State Bearcats Toughest This Season
Cincinnati's Bearcats, led by Ron Bonham and George Wilson, upset Kansas State 75-61 as Ed Jucker praised K State as the toughest opponent they've faced. Arizona State drilled Kansas 71-62 in the other Sunflower doubleheader, amid a 12,500 crowd in Manhattan. Missouri lost to Southern California 77-70.
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Haskell trust first victory in Friday tilt
Haskell Institute beat Shawnee Heights 62 to 42 for its first win in three games this season. Bruce Antelope led with 12 points while Jerry Whitetree and Charles Meeley added 10 each. Shawnee won the B-team game 41 to 37. Haskell moves to 1-2 in the Centennial League.
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Eudora cruises past Wellsville 72 45 in league win
Unbeaten Eudora High remained 3-0 in league and overall by defeating Wellsville 72-45 at home. Led by Larry Folks with 24 points and Dale Neal 23, Eudora showed balance as Watts 16 and Wright 2 joined the scoring. Wellsville’s Beasley 15 and Jacoby 10 paced the visitors as coach Jim Ethington praised his squad’s depth and used many reserves.
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Linwood Edges Basehor 30 29 In OT thriller
Linwood defeated Basehor 30 29 in overtime after Johnny Green scored to build a 30 28 lead. Basehor, slowed by a deliberate pace, nearly tied on a late shot but missed. Linwood improves to 4 0 and hosts Jarbalo Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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Hayes' Grid Career Is Apparently Over
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Rudy Hayes may never play again after a heart conduction defect caused a collapse on December 4 during a hunting trip near Uniontown with two teammates. He was released from Divine Providence Hospital and headed home to Pickens, South Carolina.
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Friday's Results By Area Quintets
Area quintet results feature Louisburg, Overbrook, Nortonville, Perry, and Winchester with scores and key scorers listed. Louisburg defeats Gardner 57 to 46 while Overbrook edges Quenemo 64 to 51. Nortonville loses to Oskaloosa 38 to 47. Perry beats Winchester 58 to 56.
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Meriden and Nearby Scores From Regional Games
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Crowder to Discuss CU Coaching Job
Oklahoma assistant football coach Ed Crowder will meet Colorado athletic director Harry Carlson this weekend to discuss taking the Colorado University football coaching position.
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Baker Edges Friends 61 60 In Final Seconds
Baker pulls away late to beat Friends 61 60 in a Kansas Conference clash on a Mike Sears drive with seconds left. Friends led 35 34 at halftime and 60 59 with 1:20 to go before Baker’s rally sealed the win. Washington U tops Emporia State 67 56 in St Louis with strong free throw shooting. Tabor knocks off Phillips 70 65 at Hillsboro led by Le Roy Dick with 28 points.
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Folley Aims For Tenth Straight Over Jones Tonight
New York AP Folley seeks 10th straight victory in a 10 rounder with Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden. The Chandler Arizona heavyweight contender, 34, faces a 25 year old New York light heavyweight who is favored to win. Folley must win to keep any title hopes. a loss ends his championship chances.
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Fishermen Won't Quit as Hunting Season Ends
The piece argues fishing outlives hunting, noting a Wiscon sin hunter's 37-pound musky caught during a deer hunt. It highlights Bull Shoals bass catches, 47 lunkers in a week, 8 pounds 12 ounces largest, and 4,008 trophy bass in 46 weeks, with Bull Shoals thriving and attracting anglers for sport, not just meat.
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