Braves Fall 83 57 As Mules Edge Ottawa University
Central Missouri State Teachers College Mules handed Ottawa University Braves an 83 to 57 non conference setback at Wilson Field House. Tom Kinder led Ottawa with 18 points followed by MecAninch 14 Schoonover 8 and Mike Brown 8. Bob Dennis paced the Mules with 19 points Bud Vallino 18 and Gordon McFarland 15. The game featured rugged play and rough edges as Ottawa eyes upcoming tests versus Baker and William Jewell with improvement hoped for.
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Shockers Open Season With 64 36 Victory Over Colorado State
Wichita State dominated Colorado State with a 64 to 36 win. Sam Smith and Gene Wiley neutralized Wynn Hoffman as Wiley scored 13 points and Smith 12 as Smith led rebounds with 15.
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One Point Overtime Loss For Rantoul
Toronto AP reports Edgerton edged Rantoul 36 35 in overtime as four final minutes produced all the points. Lee Johnson of Rantoul tied the game at 32 32 then missed two late free throws. Edgerton outscored Edgerton 4 overtime points on three free throws by Mike Sharon and one by Vic Ellis.
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Panthers Drop Home Game to Waverly in Opener
Waverly High School defeated Williamsburg 57 to 41 as Leib and Kistner led with 12 points each. Fred Buckley scored 17 for Williamsburg, while coach Lou Coppoc noted ragged play but expected improvement. Williamsburg, defending Franklin County League champions, travel to meet Appanoose High next Tuesday.
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High School Basketball Scores From Across Kansas
The Associated Press reports boys basketball results with Salina 64 over Topeka 57 and Lawrence 67 defeating Winfield 30. Other noted scores include Manhattan 56 over Topeka West 43 and Hutchinson 39 over Wichita West 36.
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College Basketball Scores Across Regional Games
A rundown of college men’s basketball results from across the nation. Notable wins include St Johns NY 103 over Alumni 46, Boston College 84 over Brown 65, Villains rising with Saint Louis 73, and Duke 80 over George Washington 58. Several OT and close finishes highlighted the midweek schedule.
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Friday Pro Basketball Results Across The NBA
NBA scores show Boston 140 over Chicago 121 and New York 118 over Syracuse 100. St Louis 119 beat Detroit 116, Philadelphia 138 edged Los Angeles 117, and Kansas City 121 defeated Pittsburgh 99. Cleveland 113 topped Los Angeles 92 and San Francisco 90 lost to Chicago 87. Hawaii 93 beat Washington 83. Saturday matchups list Chicago at Syracuse and St Louis at Detroit among others with several afternoon games. Sunday slated Boston at Cincinnati, Washington at Hawaii, and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
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Ottawa's Cyclones Off To Good Start
Ottawa's Cyclones opened the season with a 56 45 victory over Emporia. Key performers included Mickey Reed and Harry Morton with 7 points apiece at half, Dunn 12 second half, and Reed 16 total. Prager Chappell also contributed as Ottawa built a 34 32 lead in the third quarter. The B team lost 40 31 as Emporia's tight zone defense limited outside scoring.
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Wellsville Drops Opening Game Against De Soto Wildcats
Wellsville Eagles lost 52 to 33 in a Little Seven season opener at Wellsville. De Soto led 12 to 5 after the first quarter and expanded to 37 to 22 by the end of the third, as Ted Morse scored 18 and Bob Stiering 11 for De Soto. Wellsville had balanced scoring with all eight players hitting a field goal, while freshman Dusty Swearingen added 9 in the fourth and the two overtime win in the B game. Next Friday Wellsville hosts Eudora High.
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Quenemo Falls to Scranton in 54-43 Battle
Scranton defeats Quenemo 54 to 43 as J Wilson scores 23 and Scranton leads 28-17 at halftime. Gragg 16 and Meiers 17 pace Quenemo with seven field goals each. Scranton also takes the B game 42-27 and will host Appanoose tonight.
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Lyndon storms past Appanoose in season opener
Lyndon 54, Appanoose 47 as Lyndon pulls away in the third quarter. Trender scores 20 with 10 free throws for Lyndon, Walburn tops Appanoose with 11. Appanoose shoots 18 in the final period but falls short and heads to non league play at Quenema before Franklin County league tilt vs Williamsburg.
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Olivet Rams Rout Lane Lions 71 34 in Opener
Olivet High School Rams toppled Lane High Lions 71 to 34 as Criqui led with 31 points followed by Michaels 14 Benton 12 Fuller 13. Lane’s Rutler 13 and Lee 10 paced the Lions who trailed 11-7 after a quarter and 35-13 at halftime. Next Tuesday Lane visits Princeton High for a meeting with the Orioles.
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