Pomona Rips Lebo 59 35 in Tri Lakes clash
Pomona dominates Lebo 68-35 after a 2- point start. Indians press tight for over 10 minutes stifling Lebo’s offense. Doug Dickinson scores 12 first half points while Alan Gentry adds 8 in Q3. Miller and Finch contribute and Matt Dillon debuts strong with seven rebounds. Lebo’s John Smith leads with 18 points. Pomona JV and girls also dropped games. Pomona next meets Gridley.
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Baldwin Bulldogs prevail in Jayhawk League opener over Santa Fe Trail
Baldwin with Gary Irick leading with 23 points edges Santa Fe Trail 75 to 67 as Chuck Stevenin adds 10 and Jody Roberts 14. Chargers' Jim Duncan scores 14 in a tight matchup, Baldwin JV loses while freshmen shine. Next home game hosts Alieedanat Beth at Gardner.
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Williamsburg Stops Bearcats in season opener
A strong second quarter powered Williamsburg to a 42 37 victory over Burlingame in a Tri Lakes League basketball game Friday night. The Panthers, playing their first game of the season, surged ahead and held on for the win.
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Local Youth Basketball Schedule and Game Recap
City Junior Leagues fill Dec schedule at Sacred Heart and nearby gyms with matches across First Christian Foursquare Mission, Wesleyan and more. A Burlingame vs Williamsburg boys clash produced a 25-16 halftime lead and strong defense, while Williamsburg girls opened with a 25-24 win as Dan Roecker and Cunningham led scoring.
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Waverly Drubs Quenemo In Tri Lakes League Opener
Waverly Bulldogs rout Quenemo 82 to 25 in the Tri Lakes League opener. Craig Meader 22 points 11 rebounds leads Waverly, while Chris Gifford 11 rebounds and Randy Chapman 10 points help the attack. Quenemo missing Steve Pegram due to injury.
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Melvern Beats Central Heights 67 40 In Non league game
Melvern sophomore John Lightle led with 18 points as the Panthers defeated Central Heights 67 to 40. Dave Barkdoll 14 and Butch Jones 13 aided the charge, building a 39-24 halftime lead while holding CH to 16 second half points. Dale Robertson led the Vikings with 8 in an 0-2 start.
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Ottawa High Routs Cyclones Intrasquad Tilt 83 60
Ottawa High opened its intrasquad scrimmage with the White team overpowering the Cyclones 83 to 60. Coach Bob Duncan praised the pace and defense, noting strong showings from top players led by Bob Thompson and a fast break and full court press. The Red team also had notable efforts from Kent Ramsey and Randy Ryssermus as juniors and sophomores shined.
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Packers Coach Dan Devine Won't Quit Despite Criticism
Green Bay coach Dan Devine said he once tried to resign after the 1972 division title season but now intends to stay. He noted he submitted a resignation to club president Dominic Olejniczak, who rejected it as he was under a five year contract. Devine cautioned he would welcome rewards for his work next year, despite 1973 slump and playoff ineligibility.
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Wellsville Eagles rout Louisburg in home opener
Wellsville dominated Louisburg 85 to 48 as Starling and Moss led the scoring with 20 and 19 points and both pulled 17 rebounds. Dunham added 16 while 11 Eagles scored. Louisburg’s Gangel and Klamm matched 16 points each as Wellsville’s defense smothered their floor attacks. The Wellsville JV also beat Louisburg JV, with next action at Central Heights.
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Bowl and playoff matchups fill college gridiron slate
AP football calendar lists NAIA and Division II games in Texas and Seguin, plus NCAA Division I semifinals Grantsand Rice Bowl in Baton Rouge Nevada-Las Vegas vs Delaware. Pioneer Bowl Louisiana Tech vs Central Michigan at Wichita Falls. Stagg Bowl Ithaca vs Central Town in Phenix City. Orange Blossom Classic Florida A&M vs Howard. Poultry Bowl Guilford vs William Penn. Pelican Bowl Grambling vs South Carolina State in New Orleans.
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Lyndon Tigers tame Gridley 84 to 35 in league action
Lyndon Tigers push ahead early 16-6 and dominate Gridley 84-35 with Randy Dawson scoring 26 points and Jim Silver adding 23. Rebounds favor Lyndon 41 to 25 as JV also beat Gridley 64-35. next at Santa Fe Trail.
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Garnett Falls to Yates Center in second-half rally
Yates Center pressured Garnett with a full court defense after intermission, pulling away to a 68 to 51 victory. Todd Pringle scored 25 for YC while Terry Schillig and Larry Lankard led Garnett with 12 each as both teams shot poorly from the line.
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