Bulldogs Clinch Opener In Osage City Tourney
Waverly High, ranked second in the state, beat Pomona 69 to 47 to reach the Osage City Invitational semifinals. Sean Robbins and Bill Tyson each scored 23, leading the Bulldogs as Pomona’s Blaine Flory tallied 19 in a game that featured early jitters and a large halftime gap.
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Scott Hollister
Herald
Osage City
Waverly High
Pomona High
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Indians
Waverly
Mike Hevel
Sean Robbins
Bill Tyson
Dennis Young
Mitch Sharon
Pomona
Blaine Flory
Shawn Johnson
Mitchell Chris
Fred Acker
David Clayton
Acker
O’bannion
Young
Tyson
Robbins
Neufeld
Sharon
Payne
Corwine
R. Mitchell
Flory
C. Mitchell
Johnson
Osage City Dominates White City in Openers
Osage City Indians opened the Osage City Tournament with a 91 to 51 win over the White City Huskies. A 25 to 6 first quarter put Osage City ahead as White City shot just 23 percent, 17 of 65. Chad Wilkins led with 21 points, Ross Mullhow 18 with 10 rebounds, Clark Pearson 18, Richie Carlson 10. Monty Albrecht led White City with 19, Chad Sanford 17, Doug Diekman 13. The Indians outrebounded 39 to 20 and capitalized on 41 Huskies turnovers.
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Osage City
Osage City Indians
White City Huskies
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White City
Chad Wilkins
Ross Mullhow
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Richie Carlson
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Doug Diekman
Wilkins
Molinow
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Orender
Dayhott
Simon
Carlson
McGrath
Hart
Sanford
Albrecht
Delkmann
Welsh
Hamilton
Tigers
McCv
Trojans
Osage City tops in first round at Osage City tourney
Osage City used pressure causing turnovers to beat White City 91 51 in the first round. Hultgren praised the press as Osage City advances to the semifinals against Lyndon at 8 30 p m, while White City meets Olpe in the consolation bracket at 5 30 p m.
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Lyndon
Richard Homewood
White City
Olpe
Shooting drought stings Trojans in 50-46 loss
Hamilton tops MdCV 50-46 in the Three Rivers Tournament round robin as MdCV shoots 18 of 62 and struggles to finish at the rim. Steve Joonas notes first game jitters and strong Hamilton defense, with double digit scores from Scott Ivey and Brent Wilkerson, and Doug Rayburn leading Hamilton with 18 points.
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Steve Joonas
Joonas
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Trojans
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Martin Seems
Irey
Mike Tevis
Doug Rayburn
Mdcv
Burlingame
Marais Des
R. Irey
Bratter
Tevis
McCurdy
S. Irey
Seems
Hamilton Boys
D. Beeman
Lindawood
Beeman
Dan Rayburn
Elliot
Wellsville Eagles edge Paola in tight opener
Wellsville girls rally to a 41 40 victory over Paola with strong defense and a 21 point third period. Bernie Coons led with 14 points while Vicki Bauer added 10 and Candice Rhoades 7 as the Eagles improved to open the season.
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McDaniel
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Cramer
Bauer
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Rhoades
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Lesher
Snider
Bennett
Bumgardeer
Stateville
Hawks bomb Idaho in 87 58 victory
Kansas guards Terry Brown and Jeff Gueldner led a 61.1 percent shooting night as the Jayhawks improved to 5-0 behind Brown’s season high 19 points and Gueldner’s 4-for-4 from three. Idaho’s Riley Smith led with 22 points in the loss.
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Kansas
Terry Brown
Idaho
Brown
Northeastern Oklahoma A&m College
Jayhawks
Roy Williams
Jeff Gueldner
Kevin Pritchard
Williams
Gueldner
Riley Smith
Ricardo Boyd
Osage City Invitational First Round Scores
Mission Valley boys beat Chase County 66 to 59 while Lyndon topped Olpe 53 to 50. In girls action Olpe defeated Lyndon 51 to 21 and White City beat Chase County 44 to 42. Mission Valley then edged Pomona 50 to 23.
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Lyndon
Olpe
White City
Pomona
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