Railers fall short to Campus in tight 49 48 loss
Newton and Campus traded leads as the Railers missed seven more free throws than the Colts and fell 49 to 48. Jarchow led Newton with 11 points in the second half while Gray fouled out early in the fourth. Jack scored 16 for Campus as Newton drops to 2-2 while Campus improves to 3-0.
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Ark Valley League High School Scores Friday
Friday high school boys results include Ark Valley Campus 49 Newton 48 Derby 70 Winfield 69 E Dorado 53 Arkansas City 38 Hutchinson 74 Wellington 56. Girls Centralia 68 Baileyville 61 in OT.
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Railer sophomores hold off Buhler for 48 to 39 victory
Newton sophomore basketball team led 17-4 after the first quarter and held on to beat Buhler 48-39. Kurt Flory scored 11 points, Darrell Marks 10, and Reber 9 with 13 rebounds as Newton improved to 4-1.
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Newton JV dominates Campus in 53-40 victory
Newton High School junior varsity routed Campus 53-40 as Piehler led with 14 points and Schlup and Jones added 8 or more. Campus trailed 16-6 after the first period and finished with 40 points amid balanced scoring.
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Peabody Warriors hold off Remington in low scoring game
In a slow paced Friday basketball night, Peabody defeated Remington as the Broncos clocked in a lone first-half basket while Peabody built a 6-2 lead. Mark Baker led Peabody with four points, while Allen Smith and Richard Kriftewirth scored for Remington.
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Newton Railer girls overpower Campus 45 32 for AVL win
Newton High School girls basketball, now 3-0 and 2-0 in the Arkansas Valley League, trailed early 8-2 but surged in the second half. Becky Swoyer led with 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Michelle Funk added 14 points as Newton pulled away to beat Campus 45-32. The junior varsity also defeated Campus 39-27. The Railers remain Ark Valley champions and prepare for Valley Center at home Tuesday.
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Nuggets Acquire Price in Trade with Buffalo
The Denver Nuggets obtain veteran guard Jim Price in a deal sending forward Gus Gerard and guard Chuck Williams to Buffalo.
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