OHS Falls Off Spartan Pace in Opener at Emporia
Ottawa High fell 59 51 to Emporia in the season opener as errors and cold shooting hampered the Cyclones. Key moments included Tray Grace being ejected in the third and Randy Hendrickson scoring 14 for OHS while Emporia benefited from Downing 15 points and Brent Smith 13. Ottawa out rebounded 27 24 but shot 40% to Emporia’s 52%. Next up, Washburn Rural hosts Ottawa Friday.
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John Downing
Jim Stone
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Patek Leaves Royals for Angels in 3-Year Deal
Freddie Patek, 35, signed with the California Angels after a decade as Kansas City's shortstop, saying leaving Kansas City is like ending a long love affair. He criticized Royals’ offer as a joke, echoed plans to stay in KC, and predicted a tough first Angels at bat in Kansas City. He will pursue car business interests and hopes the Royals rebuild with better players, while acknowledging mixed emotions about departure.
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Ex Bonner Ace Sparks K State Victory Over Oklahoma City
Kansas State improved to 3-0 as Ed Nealy tallied 15 points and a game-high 16 rebounds. The Wildcats pulled away with a 14-1 run late in the second half after a 16-16 start, sealing an 83-65 win over Oklahoma City. Rolando Blackman scored 16 for K State while Tyrone Adams added 10. Oklahoma City’s Ernie Hill and Robin Jackson led the Chiefs with 25 and 19 points respectively.
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Aptly Named SMU Player Helps SMU Upset Kansas 89 88
Ollie Hoops drew a late foul for two free throws with 15 seconds left to lift SMU past the 19th ranked Kansas Jayhawks 89 88 in a non conference game. Hoops finished with 16 points and helped erase a 14 point deficit as Dave Piehler added 14. Darnell Valentine led Kansas with 25 before fouling out late.
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