Cliff Hangers in Kansas Conference Play
In close Kansas Conference games Bethel beat McPherson 70-68 in overtime at Newton. Kansas Wesleyan edged Sterling 74-73 at Salina and Bethany narrowly defeated Southwestern 80-79 at Winfield. Pittsburg State beat Maryville State 70-60 and St Mary of the Plains toppled Regis 96-93 in Denver. Bill Hicks led St Mary with 26. Don Fortney 22 for Regis.
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Twenty Five Teams Enroll in Ottawa Church League
Twenty five teams have joined the Ottawa Church League basketball set to begin January 9 with three divisions adult senior and junior. A organizational meeting noted interest in volleyball but no plans for a league yet. No applicants for a girls league and a December 23 deadline remains for remaining entries. Current adult division teams include First Methodist No 1 and No 2 First Christian First Baptist Sacred Heart Westminster Wesleyan Methodist Bethany Chapel and Faith Bible. Senior division lists Boys Club First Christian First Baptist Sacred Heart Wesleyan Methodist and First Methodist. Junior division includes Boys Club First Methodist First Baptist Faith Lutheran Sacred Heart United Presbyterian Calvary Baptist Wesleyan Methodist Faith Bible and First Christian.
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Big Eight Teams Sweep Intersectional Showdowns
Big Eight clubs won all four intersectional games Monday night and face four more nonconference tests tonight. Kansas State dominated Indiana 82 69 with 27 by Dennis Berkholtz, Nebraska beat Washington State 100 75 opening strong 17 3 run, Missouri outscored Detroit 95? 82 led by Renate Shand Barébdufids Hy Booker Brown, and Oklahoma State toppled Lamar Tech 78 64 after a halftime 46 28 surge. Detroit narrowed late but Missouri held on.
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Chiefs Dominate Offense In AFL Standings
New York leads in passing with 244.4 yards per game while Kansas City tops total offense at 363.6 and rushing at 152.3. Oakland holds defense with 279.3 but trails KC by 0.2 yards per game overall.
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Barracudas Open Season With 81 66 Victory
The Bob White Barracudas defeated Pomona 81 to 66 in the season opener. Wayne Sutter led Barracudas with 22 points, Tom Watson added 20, and Chuck Mercer scored 18. Pomona’s Roger Shoemaker topped the game with 33 points, while Dean Olson added 15 for the losers.
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Overbrook Star Bill Linen Named Area Player of Week
Area Player Of The Week Bill Linen of Overbrook is the Herald's choice. The 6-3 senior forward helps the Gophers push to a 30- record and No 7 state ranking with 12 points against Pomona and 22 against Wellsville.
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College basketball scores roundup
East Penn State beat Bucknell 65 to 57. Manhattan defeated Bridgeport 101 to 93. C W Post downed Yeshiva 73 to 37. Niagara edged Bowling Green 68 to 67. Alabama shelled South Miss 103 to 89. Mississippi State beat Samford 96 to 65. Louisiana Tech 67, New Orleans College 87. American University 102, Old Dominion 94. Michigan 91, Butler 80. Missouri 94, Detroit 82. Loyola Chicago 105, Baldwin Wallace 80. Xavier Ohio 87, Tampa 39. Houston 90, St. Mary’s Cal 74. Southwest results listed.
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Arby's Fishing Report From Lake Taneycomo Missouri
Lake Taneycomo near Forsyth and Table Rock Dam hosts rainbow trout since 1964 with kokanee stockings in 1964 65 66. Water at 50 F, depths 15 to 25 feet. moss obscures depth in spots. Best bets include spoons spinners and jigs, turbine status influences success. trout permit 2.26 good for one year. limit five per day with two days possession. Sponsored by Montgomery Ward.
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