Thursday High School Basketball Schedule Summary
The upcoming slate features Lansing at Ottawa boys at 7 30 p m and Ottawa at Paola girls at 7 30 p m The Osage City Girls tournament runs 4 p m Olpe versus Mission Valley 5 30 p m Lyndon against White City 7 p m Osage City versus Waverly 8 30 p m Chase County versus Pomona The boys play Waverly versus White 4 p m Olpe versus Chase 5 30 p m Lyndon versus Mission 8 30 p m Osage City versus Friday includes Osage City 4 p m 45 30 7 8 30 p m Also on the schedule are Tola at Anderson County 6 p m Santa Fe Trail at Wellsville 6 p m LeRoy at Williamsburg 6 30 p m.
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College scores and pro moves roll through weekend sports roundup
Georgetown toppled Morgan State 99 63 as Penn State beat Duquesne 70 69 and Princeton won 70 52 over Lafayette. St Johns 78 defeated Coppin State 73 while Villanova 80 topped Marist 59. In the West Bay area Bay 57 edged Wis.-Gm. Also Calvins Culberson Dom Johnson and Langbehn signed minor league deals. Mitch Williams inked a one year Angels pact. Mets acquired Doug Henry from Milwaukee for two players. Orlando Magic activated Dennis Scott and placed Rodney Dent on injured list. Dallas Cowboys released Joe Fishback, signed Blair Thomas and Darren Studstill. Chiefs placed Victor Jones on IR and signed Jon Vaughn.
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Longest running prime time shows list exceeds decades
A compact list ranks durable prime time programs by run length. Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club aired 1954 to 1982 for 29 years, 60 Minutes spans 1968 to present, Monday Night Football since 1970, Ed Sullivan Show from 1948 to 1971, Red Skelton Show 1951 to 1973, Gunsmoke 1955 to 1975, with inclusion of the 1994 season.
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Williamsburg Panthers eye improved 1994-95 season under new coach
Williamsburg and coach David Walker plan a fast, aggressive defense to turn a 3-18 record last year into a competitive season. Senior returnees J R Ewan Chris Crowley Jake Howard Shaun Sleichter lead a small but experienced squad with eight seniors and four returning starters. Season opens Friday at home against LeRoy.
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Chris Parkin
Kenneth Cline
Garrett Stroud
Defense Keys Waverly Bulldogs Basketball Season
Waverly coach Mike Hevel emphasizes defense as the cornerstone for the Bulldogs. They return two starters, eight lettermen, and depth will aid their improved shooting. David Foster and Zach Peek headline the lineup as balanced scorers.
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Bulldogs face tough Lyon County League with injuries
Coach Hevel notes no clear go to scorer but returns track champ Russel Merrell and 6-2 sophomore Joseph Herron. Other veterans include Mark Feuerborn 5-9, Jay Biggs 5-11, Matt Reed 6-2, John Miller 5-11. Center John Kitt out weeks. Toby Baker could miss season. Waverly opens at Osage City Tournament versus White City.
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Curtis Valentine
Dale Skillman
Michael Hevel
Trenton Buchman
Seth Orton
Ross Marss
Daniel Moore
Henry Miller
Per Hoyte
Jon Bailey
Mark Feuerborn
Russel Merrell
Lee McNab
Ron Marss
Pat Leone
Eric Vaughn
Daryll Combs
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Jay Biggs
Trent Giffin
Travis Lattimer
John Miller
Craig Stucke
Matt Reed
John Kitt
Joseph Herron
Juha Rinne
Hevel
Merrell
Bulldogs
Toby Baker
Osage City
White City
Ottawa Braves hold off McPherson for 82 69 KCAC opener
Ottawa University defeated McPherson 82 69 at Wilson Field House to open KCAC play. Ottawa improved to 5 2 overall 1 0 in ECAC while McPherson dropped to 3 3 0 1. Coach Andy Carrier credited defensive effort and bench play as Ottawa outboarded the Bulldogs 56 31 with 27 offensive rebounds. Jonathan Coachman led McPherson with 26 points 12 rebounds while Cavazos Cummings added 20 points 7 boards for Ottawa the pair trading blows throughout the game.
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OU Women Rout Dogs and Lady Braves Show Intensity
The Ottawa University women's team dominated McPherson 80 to 61 in the KCAC opener at Wilson Field House. Coach Patti Masten mixed lineups, with 12 players seeing action and seven scoring at least seven points, as Bernie Coons led with nine points and six assists amid a strong team effort.
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Ottawa
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