Braves fall 83 60 as UMKC routs Ottawa U in Kansas City
UMKC Kangaroos dominate Ottawa University Braves 83 to 60 in Swinney Gym. UMKC outrebounds 57-37 and shoots 45 percent to OU weakness on offense. Ted Bolin and Roger Mathis lead OU with 19 points each, Hillard Carnegie adds 20, but Ottawa struggles with height and turnovers. Ottawa drops to 1-2, faces Emporia State at 7:30 tonight.
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Chiefs Favorite to Face Browns in Week Showdown
Kansas City is a three point favorite over Cleveland in a nationally televised AFC game at 3 05 p m CST on NBC. The Chiefs seek a win to avoid playoff elimination as they trail Denver by a half game in the West while the Browns ride a three game win streak and sit one half game behind Pittsburgh in the Central. Len Dawson may return to start if ready. Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma fame looms as a key threat for Cleveland.
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Mike Livingston
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Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Stram
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Pruitt
Arrowhead Stadium
Waverly Beats Williamsburg In Close League Opener
Waverly edges Williamsburg 42-36 in Tri- Lakes League action to move to 2-0. Meader led Waverly with 16 points aided by late free throws, while Williams burg’s Stinebaugh had 13 points and eight rebounds. Hermreck added 10 for Williamsburg and Hughes 14 for Waverly. next games set for Gridley and Melvern.
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Tim Hermreck
Harold Hughes
Waverly
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Melvern
Io Coppoe
McClure
Hermrack
May
Limebaugh
Totals
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Gifford
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City Schedule and Wrestling Results Page
The compendium lists a mixed schedule for city leagues with women and men matches across two subleagues on different courts, plus a wrestling recap where Baldwin City pins Eudora 49-16. Individual wrestling results name Robbins, Barrett, Leek, Medina, Chamberlin, Green, Schaumburg, Brown, Neil, Nicolay, and Johnson. The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Kansas City-Omaha Kings 123-107 as Goodrich scored 30 and West 28 to extend the Lakers lead in the Pacific Division.
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Norton
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Holloway
Leek
Tarpy
Medina
Schopper
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Mott
Green
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Mosser
J. Schaumburg
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Durkin
Neil
Strong
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Polzkill
Johnson
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Gail Goodrich
Jerry West
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Nicklaus Looms In Disney Golf
John Mahaffey clung to a two stroke lead in the third round of the Walt Disney World Open as Jack Nicklaus charged, firing a five under par 67 to tie for second at 208. Mahaffey, 25, shot 69 to reach 206, aiming for another 69 to boost his chances on the Magnolia Course.
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Fla
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Jack Nicklaus
Mahaffey
Nicklaus
Tour
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Walt Disney World
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Tention
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John Schlee
Nate Starks
Gil Morgan
Schlee
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Schoolgirl Wins Cross Country Suit For Gilpin
U S District Court Judge Frank G Theis ruled that a high school rule barring boys and girls from same teams does not apply to Tammie Gilpin, allowing her to run with boys. The decision notes the ruling covers only Gilpin and sex discrimination aspects.
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Wichita, Kan
Tammie Gilpin
Frank G., Theis
U.S. District Court
Gilpin
Tammie
Theis
Prep Scores From By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Prep scores across Kansas listed by teams and opponents with final tallies for boys basketball games. Notable matchups include Thomas More 75 over Garden City 58 and Topeka 65 over Topeka West 64.
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Genesee
Sylvan Grove
Stafford
Fairfield
Maize
Argonia
Thomas More
Garden City
Lyndon Tigers Rout Melvern in Tri Lakes Basketball Showdown
Lyndon dominated Melvern 46 to 25 led by Jim Silver 12 points Randy Dawson 11 and Dean Wigger 10. Strong defense held Melvern to 27 percent shooting while Lyndon shot 44 percent and rebounded edge 27 to 16. Lyndon opens defense of title and hosts Central Heights next Tuesday.
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Tiger
Jim Silver
Randy Dawson
Dean Wigger
Central Heights
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Rissen
Barnhart
Skidmore
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Burkdall
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Sedgewick
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Buffs rally to beat Linwood 58 43 in non league clash
Linwood fell 58 43 to Buffs despite a late fourth quarter surge. Buf faloes even their record at 1-1 and plan a non league game with Burlingame next Tuesday. Steve Pegram and Les Rose sparked the attack as QHS led from start to finish.
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Quenemo
Buffaloes
Burlingame
QHS
Steve Pegram
Les Rose
Topeka High rallies past Topeka West in season opener
Topeka High School edged Topeka West 65 64 after a 12 point first quarter deficit in the season opener for the defending 5A champions. Walker led Topeka with 19 points while Pegram added 19 and 18 rebounds for the Buffs in a tight, foul troubled win that started a busy early schedule.
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Kan
Topeka High School
Topeka West
Willie Nicklin
Trojans
Nicklin
Parsons
Fort Scott
Frankfort
Linn
Ottawa Junior High Gymnasiums Open for Public Practice
The basketball gyms at Ottawa Junior High will open this weekend for public practice from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. The Ottawa Recreation Commission will supervise the facilities and oversee use.
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Ottawa Junior High
Ottawa Recreation Commission
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