Stall No Way To Beat UCLA In Deliberate Offense
UCLA crushed Bradley 73 38 as Bill Walton led with 16 points and eight first half blocks. Bradley stalled for six minutes, finishing the half with 10 points. UCLA extended its streak toward 48, while other top teams posted wins in a busy weekend of college basketball.
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Buffs Dominate Linwood In 75-48 Win Friday Night
Quenemo solved Linwood's zone after a tight first half to pull away for a 75-48 non league victory. Freshman Steve Pegram led Buffs with 23 points as Quenemo outshot and outrebounded Linwood 42-29 and hit 15 of 26 free throws to seal the win. Linwood shot poorly from the line, 14 of 37, and fell to 0-2 while Quenemo evened its record at 1-1.
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Waverly Defends To Beat Williamsburg For 65-52 Win
Waverly used stout defense to overcome an early 10 point deficit and beat Williamsburg 65-52 in Tri Lakes League action. Harold Hughes led Waverly with 22 points, while Tim Wyrick and Gary Giffin added 14 and 12 respectively as the Bulldogs outscored the Panthers 16-4 in the third period and owned a 46-24 rebounding edge.
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Ottawa Rec Commission extends city basketball registration deadline
The deadline to register city basketball teams has been extended to noon Monday by the Ottawa Recreation Commission. Next week's game schedule will be announced in the Herald's Tuesday edition.
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Scores From Across The Area Tonight
Alma 76 over Mission Valley 32 Colby 70 over Atwood 36 Ensign 65 over Mullinville 30 Hiawatha 57 over Holton 45 Highland Park 46 over Washburn Rural 44 Humboldt 53 over Fredonia 47 North Central 67 over Downs 36 Shawnee Heights 56 over Sabetha 39 Smith Center 52 over Beloit 51 Troy 52 over Elwood 33 Valley Heights 66 over Linn 29 White City 45 over St. Xavier - Waverly 65 over Williamsburg 52
Lyndon races to 69 49 win over Melvern
Lyndon High built a 19-6 lead and held off Melvern 69-49 in Tri-Lakes League action. Bob Emery led Lyndon with 27 points and 16 rebounds, supported by Al Hart 14, John Allen and Greg Masenthin 11 each. Melvern’s Randy Rice had 15 points, Randy Wise 14. Lyndon dominated rebounding 50-24 and went 23-of-23 at the line.
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Pomona Tops Gridley 48 41 in Tri-Lakes opener
Pomona seized control late with clutch free throws to pull away from Gridley 48 41 in a low scoring Tri Lakes league contest. Dave Barkley and Mark Dillon led Pomona with 12 points each as Pomona shot 28 percent while Gridley hit 24 percent. Gridley held a 41 40 rebounding edge but Pomona sank 14 of 23 free throws.
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Basehor Too Tall For Eagles
Basehor used height and a strong first half to topple Wellsville 48 33 in a Jayhawk League opener. Brewer led Basehor with 16 points while Denny Dwyer paced Wellsville with 10 as the Eagles shot 18 percent and were outrebounded 44 28 in the season debut.
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Baldwin Rockets To Season Opener Win Over Eudora
Baldwin built a 22-8 second period surge to beat Eudora 63-38 in a Jayhawk League men’s game. Lonnie Ray led Baldwin with 19 points and 16 rebounds as Gary Green added 14. Eudora committed 21 turnovers and trailed 36-20 at halftime, with Dennis Folks pacing the Visitors with 16 points.
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