Cyclones Nosed Out By Spartans In Overtime
Emporial High Spartans edged Ottawa High Cyclones 54 to 52 in overtime after a late shot by Joe Morris was ruled no basket. Ray Carson and Spurs led the rally with Blaylock and Forsythe contributing key points as Emporia seized control in the extra period.
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Ottawa
Emporia
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Ken Andrews
Ronnie Blaylock
Spartans
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Don Higgins
Morris
Blaylock
Bud Gol- Vier
Larry Forsythé
OHS
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Forsythe
Gollier
Linda Lopez
Gary Robinson
Emporia Maul
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Carson
Yager
Smith
Andrews
Pori
Pat Beller
Otawa
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Tissim
Roman
Coller
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Retiri
Mons
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Cook
Otns
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Whson
PA Firestone
Brown
Craig
Morgan
Scamanke
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Hysom
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Reed
Burg Handily Defeats Pomona 60 33 On Pomona Court
Burg led early and by halves 29 22, then widened gap in second half to 60 33. Miskimon 12 Randel 14 Heckman 14 led Burg. Pardon 15 topped Pomona. Williamsburg B team swept Pomona B 37 8. Eight times in 1956 Braves drew 40 000 plus at County Stadium. Labor Day crowd 47 604 for twin bill with Cincinnati.
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Labor Day
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Appanoose Defeats Lane 68 to 45 in League Game
Appanoose opened strong and led 14 to 4 in the first period, cruising to a 68 to 45 win over Lane in Franklin County League action. Richard Moses led Appanoose with 23 points, Detwiler and Maag 16 each, while Lane’s Davis topped their tally with 15 as Steve Wheeler scored Lane’s 14. Lane 45 Appanoose 68.
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Louisburg Edges Baldwin 53 50 in Little 7 clash
Louisburg trailed early but rallied to beat Baldwin 53 to 50 in a Little 7 League basketball game. Todd scored 17 for Louisburg while Buddy Spear and Tim Bell led Baldwin with 20 and 16 points respectively.
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Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
College Southeastern Oklahoma 63 Oklahoma Baptist 59. Maryville Mo 10 St Benedicts 58, Fort Hays State 74 Kearney 56. McPherson 80 Sterling 72 Bethel 5 Southeastern Missouri 94. Midwestern Texas TL High School Junction City 62 Highland Park 58 Atchison 44 Hiawatha 27 De Soto 96 Wellsville 4B Kincaid 48 Parker 32 Prescott 77 Blue Mound 57 Louisburg 53 Baldwin 50 Wyandotte 68 North Kansas City 3Y Penn Day 70 Olathe 68 Hogan 49 Leavenworth Tamaculata 44 Burlington 45 Madisen 46 Fredonia 71 Iola 42 Branley 60 Edgerton 28 Princeton 30 Richmond 31 Melvern 113 Carbondale 25 Fontana 68 Kanna School for Death 7 Willaumaburg 60 Pomona 3 Reading 68 Ouvet 43 Le Roy 45 Colony 25 LaCygne 54 Pleasanton 39 Wea 32 Stilwell 20.
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Rantoul Dominates Vinland 57 to 43 in Rally
Rantoul led 2-7 early then built a 30-15 halftime margin and 49-22 after three periods in Vinland. Doyle Boecker scored 30 points on 16 field goals for Rantoul while Vinland’s Edmonds topped their team with 13. In the girls game Vinland beat Rantoul 31-24.
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Osawatomie Wins At Free Throw Line In Tight Win
Osawatomie defeated Garnett 42 to 39 led by Mac Steele with 14 points as Osawatomie forced 24 free throws to Garnett’s six. Garnett’s Dean Powell led with 16 points while Osawatomie held a slight lead most of the game and won the B game 3% to 25.
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Dean Powell
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Goodwin
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Wertz
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Three Top Ten Teams See Upsets Across College Hoops
Top ten powers Louisville and Kentucky fell wearily in weeknight losses while NC State lost 96-94 in overtime to Clemson. SMU and Alabama also stayed unbeaten as Clemson and SMU showcased late surges and high scorers in a volatile period for ranked teams.
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Princeton Edges Richmond 39 To 31 Saturday
Princeton beat Richmond 39 to 31 at Wilson Field in Ottawa County League play. Bill Weise scored 34 and Keith Jones 28 as Melvern’s Robins led 56-12 at halftime, while Ralph Pink coached Princeton to a 2-0 league start in a tight home win for the Braves.
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Ottawa University
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Ed Carbondale
Princeton
Melvern
Bill Weise
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Belup
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Pink
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Sally League pitching streak sets 64 scoreless innings record
Paul Almonte of Charleston South Carolina in 1953 set a Sally League record by pitching 64 scoreless innings in a row as both starter and reliever. Macklin Field, home of Midhigen State football games, will seal 76,000 fans for 1957.
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Charleston
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Macklin Field
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Bowling Scores From Royal League Matchups
The Royal League bowling scores show Phillips and Dalry leading with scores around 235 and 214. Starkel and Bryant posted solid series, with 678 and 491 pins respectively. Goodyear-3 appears in the results.
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Sunrise Dalry
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