Braves Keep Share Of KCAC Lead At Ottawa
Ottawa University Braves beat Bethel College 74 to 64 to move to 3-0 in KCAC play led by Baron Prevost with 21 points and 11 rebounds and Mark Medearis with 14 points off the bench. Robert Noel added 17 as OU outshot Bethel 53.7 to 36.7 percent and built a 40-25 rebounding edge.
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Newton
Baron Prevost
Mark Medearis
Ottawa University Braves
Kansas College Athletic Conference
Bethel Colege
Prevost
Medearis
Threshers
Braves
Bethel
Cole
Slow Start Costs OU Women 53 47 in Loss at Bethel
Bethel outhustled Ottawa University 53 to 47 after a 3 1/2 minute drought that left OU down 10 at the opener. Brenda Holman top scored for OU with 22 and 10 rebounds but fouled out, while Bethel’s Brenda Bushman led her team with 15 points and 14 rebounds. OU falls to 2 6 and hosts St Mary of the Plains next.
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James Regier
Bethel
Itan Buller
Mark Siebert
St. Mary of the Plains
Cavaliers
Cole
St. Mary
Braves
Topeka
Washburn
Newton
Ottawa University
Kansas College Athletic
Threshers
Simpson
Brenda Holman
Lethal Farwell
Holman
Brenda Bushman
Sandi Graber
The
Saints
Ottawa
Robinson
Bradley
Holm
Moore
Diott
Stroud
Graber
Sieffert
Goering
Hess
Reimer
Kroeker
Bushman
Nickel
Bowling Scores From Monday Night Scratch
A rundown of high scores across lanes and teams including Lee's Vending G M Tavern and Ottawa Bus No 1 with top figures such as J White 236 and S Shatkoski 215. Notable totals include B Jung IV 230 650 and R Woods 590 for JH Athletic Supplies as franchises and locals post season marks.
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Fogle Quarry
B. Haas
S. Hopakins
Mike
Lee‘s Vending
S. Spears
G&m Tavern
J.8. Bivens
Pelton-Morrisey
J. White
Indian Lanes
B. Jung IV
Yankees Move On Henderson Deal At Winter Meetings
At the Houston winter meetings the Yankees won the Henderson sweepstakes but must finalize a contract with Rickey Henderson by Friday. Oakland insisted on the agreement before the trade for Jay Howell and four minor leaguers can proceed. Henderson is expected to seek a five year, eight million dollar contract, with New York also trading catcher Rick Cerone to Atlanta for Brian Fisher amid a flurry of activity.
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Houston
Rickey Henderson
New York Yankees
Yankees
Henderson
Oakland A’s
Jay Howell
Oakland
Richie Bry
Texas Rangers
Cliff Johnson
Rick Cerone
Atlanta
Lee Lacy
Baltimore
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Clyde King
King
New York
George Steinbrenner
Yankee Stadium
Sandy Alderson
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Alejandro Pena
Greg Brock
Baltimore Orioles
Scott McGregor
Gary Roenicke
Cerone
Braves
Brian Fisher
Fisher
Richmond
Johnson Sparks Kings Defeat Hawks 121 100 in KC
Eddie Johnson led Kansas City with 31 points and Mike Woodson added 25 as the Kings end a four game skid with a 121 100 rout of Atlanta at Kemper Arena. The Kings built a 33 24 first quarter lead and pulled away in the second half behind strong defense and a 37 point third period.
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Kings
Atlanta Hawks
Eddie Johnson
Mike Woodson
Kansas City
Johnson
Kemper Arena
Reggie Theus
Hawks
Atlanta
Mike Fratello
Steanson and Ott awa clash in low scoring roundball card
CMI Starling and Steanson Plumbing faced Ottawa Truckers and Bones Transmission in a tight basketball card. Stars tallied modest totals with Starsling, Steanson and England contributing multi assist lines while Ottawa’s Fulter and Skeet paced scoring ahead of a late Bones burst to keep the game within reach.
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CMI
Edwards
Ottawa Truckers
Fulter
Silvey
Wilson
Horn
Skeet
Ambler
Brown
Griffin
Bones
P. Bones
McCrea
City Scores Tight Stat Sheet Across Multiple Teams
In a dense scoreboard, Hart siblings post 2-0-0 and 1-0-2 lines while Symons sits 0-0-2 as the totals reach 14-2-15. G M 6 Wright leads with 3-0-0, Starling 2-1-2, and Clayton 4-0-0, with Lee 7-2-3 and Driver 4-0-3 fueling a 30-8-12 total. Haskins Oil men tally 16-6-13 behind Spicer 5-5-2 and Carson 1-1-2, while Blue Room finishes 25-1-9 led by Angell and Haatvale. Clinic Cavaliers 18-3-6 and Baldwin JC S 293-13 appear in the chaotic box, with North Baptist 21-8-10 and Star Industry 83 amid a jumble of numbers and names.
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M. Hart
A. Hart
Symons
G&m
Wright
Starling
Clayton
Lee
Driver
Shelton
Relier
Haskins Oil
Haskins
Rissen
Poartner
Spicer
Hatten
Littleton
Carson
Regenold
Blue Room
R. Angell
Bachelor
Inghake
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Clawrent
Burgess
Zuzzle
Faulkner
Rockers
Nevenswander
George
North Baptist
Hansen
Paul
Blattner
Showers
Nelson
Covert
Star Industry
Presley
Jame Beets
L. Wigger Wigger
Noxxe
Tim Moore
Turner
Connor
Kansas High School Girls and Boys AP Poll Shifts In Week One
Kansas AP consensus rankings show Lawrence fall to Topeka West and Bishop Miege toppled by Bishop Ward in 6A and 5A respectively. Wyandotte and McPherson maintain top spots as Derby and Topeka West lead 6A and 5A girls and boys polls with multiple additions and upsets shaping the early season.
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Wyandotte Bulldogs
McPherson
Bullpups
Mulvane
Wildcats
Associated Press
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Hawks fall as Warriors drop to 7-12 with third straight loss
Theus praised improved ball movement and enthusiasm as Kansas City beat the Hawks. Thorpe scored 16 for Kansas City while Thompson added 14 with two blocks and 13 rebounds. Dominique Wilkins led Atlanta with 22 points and Eddie Johnson scored 19.
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Thompson
Kansas City
Dominique Wilkins
Eddie Johnson
Hawks
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