Day Of The Eagle Boyy Results At Meet Across Kansas
Large high school track results from a Des Moines area meet show Effingham winning multiple events with team totals including 76 for Effingham and 65 for Wellsville. Osawatomie, Gardner, Marysville and Hiawatha posted strong times in sprints and distance events while meet records and old marks were noted for several disciplines.
Track meet results show Marysville domination in field events
The meet lists multiple events with top results: 1:00.92 in sprint, relay times for Illawatha and Wellsville, and 220 dash leaders. Notable marks include McGranahan of St Marys 40-6 and 120-17 in discus, Luter of SFT long jump 16-7, and Webling of Marysville high jump 5-3, with several meet records and old records cited for context.
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Bagby
Eudora
Burgrand
Marysville
Staves
Illawatha
Wellsville
Garnett
Scholastica
Walker
Blaubaugh
Rothers
Totson
Hiawatha
King
Fogle
Dash
Stavenson
Gardner
Nass
French
McGranahan
St. Marys
Sullivan
Fredonia
Hawkins
Kettle
Scarbrough
Bieler
Holton
Holla
Marys
Mellen
Brownrlog
Bettis
Oshel
Holle
Luter
SFT
Rohloff
Wit
Anderson
Bergren
Tollefson
Mawatha
Rogers
Lansing
Wellsville Sweeps Ottawa Relays White Division Titles
Wellsville Eagles dominated the White Division of the Ottawa Relays, scoring 85 points to Effingham 76 and Osawatomie 66, led by Darrell Hughes in multiple events and Tim Jamison’s javelin win. Hawk Terry honored with four individual wins for Effingham, while Gardner’s Jeff Buckingham set pole vault marks but couldn’t shift team results. Girls’ action saw Wellsville edge Hiawatha and Marysville, with Suzy Stevenson sweeping sprints and Mary Coughenour anchoring the mile relay to a record 4:19.2 as the track benefited from Thursday rain cleanup.
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BOYY
Waltsville
Effingham
Olawiomie
Eudora
Hiawatha
Maur Mni
Gardner
Baldwin
Lenzing
Serine Mid
Marynville
Girard
Tongenon Pomona
Overbrook
Santa Fe Trail
DesSote
Williamsburg
T. Hawk
Wand
Osawatomie
Madden
Dash
J. Buckingham
We Reville
Gilroy
Pyle
Wallaville
A Hughes
Kindaston
Finney
Breen
Wallyville
Howard
Mast
Bingham
Henderson
Wellsville
Wally
Michael
Coleman
Tonganone
McCraw
Lansing
Hughes
Platt
Wacker
Marysville
Pyte
Dmile
Maur Hitt
Clem
Maur Mill
Freeman
Moon
Wallsville
Alum
Whitney
Hiawath
Mauti¢in
Alsat
McDougal
Spring Wilt
Spring Hill
McFarland
Pomona
McDa Spring Mill
Maustein
Hiawathal
Bargerding
Laws
Eudas
Moser
Hogan
Javelin Jamison
Walls
Buckingham
Flaming
Millar
Parone
Knudson
J. Hawk
Elfin
Harbiing
Coffman
Wells
Clerments
Criss
Hockenbarger
Page
Maur Hill
Tia
Tate
DeSoto
Snow
Eudora Birzar
Pomor McKibben
Steven
Garnett
Ay Hicks
Wellsvibll
Ste
Shannon
Whiten
Eudors
Weltaville
Rohloff
Macyaville
Gigstead
Effingh
Quanatomie
Darrell Hughes
Eagles
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa Relays
Vellaville
Rich Osawatomie
Hawks
Terry Hawk
Hawk
Tim Jamison
Jamison
Mike Clem
Biff Manstein
Mark Howard
Santa Fe
Jeff Buckingham
Eagle Gals
Mary
Coughenour
WHS
Denise Hogan
Linda Meese
Wendy Hicks
Julie Walker
Hicks
Suzy Stevenson
St. Marys
Becky McGranahan
Pam Wehling
SFT
Penny Lyter
OHS
Baldwin Nets Team Title at Ottawa High Invitational
Baldwin swept all singles titles and won the team championship at the Ottawa High Invitational tennis meet held Thursday at Forest Park. OHS reached second in doubles with Kip Ballinger and Phil Nordeen aiding a Cyclones third place finish, while Gardner claimed top doubles and runner-up trophies. Other teams included Osawatomie Paola DeSoto and Lansing. Ottawa’s Faulkner won No 1 singles. Ballinger Nordeen No 2 doubles for the Bulldogs.
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Baldwin
Forest Park
Bulldogs
OHS
Kip Ballinger
Phil Nordeen
Cyclones
Gardner
Osawatomie
Paola
DeSoto
Lansing
Greg Faulkner
John Thomas
Kevin Clark
George McCoy
Randy Meyer
Stand Knoche
Jeff Buckman
Chris Dembny
Ballinger
Nordeen
Rick Meyer
Robin Hutton
Ottawa
Ty Johnson
Keith Hazen
Chris Keiter
Dave Snyder
Ottawa Netters
OU fills cage post with Dan Gunkel as head coach
Ottawa University names Dan Gunkel, a two year OU football aide, as head basketball coach replacing Bill Frear who leaves after 23 years. Gunkel, OU staff since July 1976, has also assisted football and serves as an track coach this spring.
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Ottawa University
Dan Gunkel
Gunkel
Bill Frear
Ron Yingling
Fowler High School
Wiley
Colo.) High School
Tex Winter Joins Long Beach State as Coach
Tex Winter became basketball coach at Long Beach State hours after resigning from Northwestern. He signed a one year contract reported at 31524 dollars, replacing Dwight Jones who was fired. Winter has a 374 266 career record, with notable Kansas State success, and aims to restore winning traditions at the 49ers.
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Kan
Mark Reiner
Kansas State
Canarsie High School
Brooklyn
N.Y
Canarsie
Reiner
KSU
New York City
Curtis Redding
Wildcats
Redding
Big Eight
Jack Hartman
Long Beach
Calif
Tex Winter
Long Beach State
Northwestern
Winter
Dwight Jones
Jones
49Ers
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Marquette
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