Harris Key as Lion Cagers Top Junction City 73 58
Bo Harris, a 6-8 center, scored a career high 28 points to lift Lawrence High over Junction City 73-58. The win bumps the Lions to two games above .500 and sets up a 6-3 game at Shawnee Mission North.
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Weather and wildlife management in upland game seasons
Weather heavily influences hunting success and season limits for upland birds. It discusses estimating bird populations, reporting hunter harvests, and balancing seasons with forecasts to aid conservation, citing Topeka High and Junction City basketball game details for context.
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Linwood Bulldogs From Tri County Rally Past Easton
The Linwood Bulldogs defeated Easton 55 to 36 to stay undefeated in Tri County play. Gary Johnson led with 30 points and 14 rebounds, while Steve Matthews and Jim Garry added 15 and 10 points respectively. Rick Jamison is out with a broken finger, expected to miss until the league tournament. Easton scorers included Beeying 6 Lass 10 Sloan 14 Polly 3 Wells 3.
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DeSoto Tops Eudora Cardinals In Little Seven Clash
DeSoto used full court pressure in the second half to beat Eudora 49 to 37 in a Little Seven basketball game at DeSoto. Osborn 20 and McDaniel 12 led DeSoto, while Collins 10 Langston 8 and Martin 8 paced Eudora.
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South Favored In 15th Senior Bowl Matchup
South is a seven point favorite to win the Senior Bowl as George Mira and Billy Lothridge pace the attack. North coach George Wilson seeks first Senior Bowl win with Jack Concannon opposing Mira in Mobile. NBC telecasts the game at 2 p.m. EST with local blackout within 100 miles.
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Reds manager Freddie Hutchinson reveals lung cancer
Cincinnati Reds manager Freddie Hutchinson, 44, said he has lung cancer but expects to be with the team for spring training in Tampa in March. He described the shock and early detection as a rug being jerked away and noted doctors are optimistic. His brother William is among his doctors.
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KU Opens Big Eight Push With Sooners and Pokes
Kansas University begins the Big Eight race with games against Oklahoma tonight and Oklahoma State next. Coach Dick Harp notes slow start, backboard issues, and speed gaps as key concerns while Harry Gibson and George Unseld lead the lineup.
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Haskell Upsets El Dorado 86 80 In Friday Fight
Haskell Junior College erupts for 86 to 80 win over El Dorado as the Indians hit 63 percent from the floor. Day and McLaughlin key 2nd-half surge after an 18 point halftime lead. El Dorado’s Swingley limited to 7 points by strong Haskell defense led by Two Two.
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Pro Cage By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday's Results
New York 120 Baltimore 118 and Philadelphia 132 Cincinnati 110 led Friday's NBA style cage games. Boston 111 San Francisco 101 tallied, with Cincinnati visiting New York and Philadelphia at Baltimore on today's schedule. Sunday features Baltimore at Cincinnati and New York at Philadelphia plus Detroit at St. Louis.
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Kansas State Edge in Coming Loop Cage Race Start
Big Eight title chase opens with Kansas at Oklahoma then a four game Monday night slate led by Kansas State hosting Colorado in Manhattan. Suttner's development anchors K State while Colorado seeks to rebound. other games match Kansas at Oklahoma State, Nebraska at Iowa State, and Oklahoma at Missouri as Missouri emerges as surprise team with Flamank's return.
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Louisburg Edges Wellsville In Friday Night Win
Louisburg defeated Wellsville 37 to 28 at Wells ville as Wellsville narrowed the gap to one point in the second period. Wellsville shot 12 of 11 from the field and 4 of 15 at the line with 21 fouls. Louisburg made 15 free throws and 12 field goals led by Moody 11 and Cook 7.
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Torres Beats Gonzalez In Puerto Rico Bout
Jose Torres 161 pounds from Puerto Rico outpointed Jose Gonzalez 160% from Puerto Rico in a New York bout last night.
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