Long-Awaited Tourney Debuts End in Semifinal Pass
In the Trojan Tipoff Classic at Osawatomie, Central Heights boys beat Lansing 59-46 to reach the semifinals, with CH girls routing Lansing 58-31. Osawatomie hosts the boys semifinal against CH while Louisburg faces CH girls, and twin brother coaching drama adds heat to Buddy Welch vs Dan Welch.
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Eagles Split Tourney Debuts in Olathe Invitational
Wellsville High opened the Olathe South Invitational with mixed results as the boys lost to Washburn Rural 64 51 while the girls toppled defending champion Harrisonville 52 44. The WHL teams return for consolation and semifinal games with key performances from Benton Peterson Newhouse Henderson and Childs as Wellsville seeks its first South title.
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Emporia Freshmen Tip Ottawa High In Twin Games
Emporia teams defeated Ottawa High in Thursday freshman A and B contests. A team won 60 to 43 and B team 62 to 29. Ottawa A struggled with 17 first-half turnovers and poor free throw shooting. Fred Wingert and Steve Devore led Ottawa A with 11 points each, Devore adding five rebounds. Bryan Ferguson had 11 for Ottawa B. In junior high action Pomona beat Waverly 1-3 with PJHS's lone win. Waverly swept the girls, 8-1 B and 27-17 A, with Jenni Cook leading Pomona. Pomona boys won A 40-22. B ended 11-8. Derek Fowler led Pomona A with 8 points. Blaine Flory and Brian Johnson had 4 in B. Pomona visits Appanoose Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
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Jenni Cook
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Nicki Lantis
Amy Altic
Derek Fowler
Shawn Johnson
Brian Louderback
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Appanoose
Whirlwinds Sweep Chanute in Junior High Basketball
Ottawa Middle School swept two junior high games from Chanute here Thursday. OMS eighth grade boys edged Chanute 24 22 after a 12 7 halftime deficit as Noah Sandstrom scored 8 and Danny Hope 5. Ottawa girls cruised 39 8 led by Karen Lewis with 24 while Robin Woods added 6. OMS girls trailed 23 2 at halftime. Ottawa girls now 3 3. boys 1 1. OMS girls visit Olathe Oregon Trail Monday. Whirlwind boys host Appanoose Tuesday.
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MdCV, Appanoose split four junior high games
MdCV swept the A team games 30-26 and the varsity girls 22-8. Appanoose won the B girls 12-0 and the boys B 15-6. O'Connor led Appanoose A boys with 17 points, Mitchell added 6, and Acker and Corwine anchored defense. Indians and Indian girls and boys contributed key scores.
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NFL Scoreboard Patchy Saturday and Sunday Games List
A fragmentary scorecard lists NFL games across multiple cities and dates. Matchups include Jets at New York Denver at Denver Buffalo at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Washington Green Bay at Detroit and more with several dates in December and a few inconsistencies in team spellings.
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Garnett Boys reach title game after wide win over Neodesha
Garnett's boys overwhelmed Neodesha 56-39 to advance to the Iola Lions Club Invitational final versus Fredonia. Evan Doran led Garnett with 12 rebounds as Tony Hoffman and Danny Ray scored 22 and 12 respectively, while Neodesha, ranked 4A, struggled to score. The Garnett girls lost 32-17 to Neodesha, with the Bluestreaks opening a 12-2 first quarter lead and Garnett shooting 21 percent.
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