Ottawa University Routs Westminster in OT for First Win
Ottawa University defeated Westminster 96-79 in overtime to claim its first win of the season in the Booster Club tourney. Key contributors included Hilford Moore with 22 points and 20 rebounds, Mike Burke as a standout sub, and freshman Fabian Turner providing late spark. Westminster led early but OU’s switch to man defense and bench depth sparked a second-half rally and a commanding OT run.
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Hoosiers Lay Solid Claim To Basketball Supremacy
Indiana defeated UCLA 84-64 as Scott May led with 33 points and Kent Benson 17. Richard Washington added 23 for UCLA. The Hoosiers opened 15-8, led 36-28 at half, and never trailed, while upsets nearby saw Texas Tech beat Kansas State and Maryland, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Louisville, Tennessee, Cincinnati, North Carolina State, San Francisco, Providence, and Syracuse winning. Washington and Marques Johnson were the Bruins’ top scorers amid Indiana’s tough defense.
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Phillip Bond
Ernie Grunfeld
Bowling Scores Highlights From REM LEAGUE Standings
Bowling scores show top individuals in ALLEY CAT and HILLBILLIES leagues. Notable performances include P Paton leading with 196.298 pace and 10-30 marks, White posting 357 series, and Mayer leading with 1568 in the RED CROWN standings. Other top totals include E Nunez at 200-517 and R McClay 201.825 for ALLEY CATS-4.
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Prep Grid Champs Crown TOPEKA Kansas in title clash
Beloit joined Kansas high school football champions by defeating Cherryvale 12-7 to claim its first Class 2A crown as Shawnee Mission Bishop Miege won 4A over Derby 21-13 and Kapaun Mt Carmel captured 3A with a 24-0 victory over Parsons. Pittsburg Colgan repeated in 1A and Luray won eight-man title over Cunningham 34-28.
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Waverly Prospects Rise With Five Seniors Returning
Waverly High aims to rebound after graduating five starters last spring. Coach Rod Peck believes a strong defense, rebounding, and inside scoring can keep them competitive in the Tri Lakes League, with Lyndon, Pomona, and Williamsburg tipped as favorites. Projections hinge on defense and execution, as Peck notes.
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Charlie Rich
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Colts stay in playoff chase with victory over Kansas City
The Baltimore Colts defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 31 14 to remain a half game behind the Miami Dolphins in the race for the NFL playoffs. Bert Jones threw for 145 yards, Lydell Mitchell excelled with 178 rushing yards, and the defense sacked Len Dawson seven times to secure the sixth straight win.
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Old Pro Morrall Leads Miami in Crucial AFC Clash
Earl Morrall, 41, a former Michigan State teammate of Chuck Fairbanks, will start for the Miami Dolphins against Fairbanks' New England Patriots in a decisive AFC game. Morrall replaces injured Bob Griese as the Dolphins chase the East Division lead amid a four game stretch and possible playoff run.
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