Cyclones Fall to Olathe Eagles 49 43 in Olathe
Ottawa High School Cyclones lost both ends of a Friday night basketball doubleheader to the Olathe Eagles in Olathe. The varsity fell 49 to 43 while the B team lost 44 to 38. Ottawa shot 26 percent and Ottawa star Bud Wilson scored 17 while Tom Hines led Olathe with 23 points.
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Olathe Eagles
Olathe
Eagles
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J. D. Haugner
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Craig Spears
Duncan JI Smith
Lewis Collins
Messer Ainsworth
Clark Bundy
Chesney Corlis
Walton F. Gollieroe
Olathe Cee
Cesar Eeins
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Haugmer
Gollier
Walton Hysom
Hines Allen
Nelson Beller
Harrold Schmanke
Layson Smith
Walton
J. Morrisey
Martin Gilmore
Chesney Martin
Andrew Abell Redbath
Webb Roberts
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Olathe Eeaeas Betes
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Williamsburg Beats Richmond High in City Rivalry
Williamsburg High School led by John Thornbrugh defeated Richmond High 48 to 33 at Richmond last night. Thornbrugh scored 19 points, eight from the floor and three free throws. Larry Briggs led Richmond with 14. In the B game, Richmond won 37 to 26 with Dean Gretenoord scoring 15 and Jerry Brock 14. for Williamsburg, Van Valkenburg topped with 8.
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Richmond High
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Bush
Ferguson
Strange
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Greeley High Defeats Lane In Easy Victory
Greeley High School defeated Lane High 57 to 38 at Greeley last night. Virgil Katzer scored 24 points on 12 field goals to lead Greeley. Lane’s Johnson topped Lane with 14. Greeley also won the B game 49 to 32, Ed Landwehr adding 12 for Greeley while Cunningham led Lane with 16.
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Reeve Woiken
Cole Blackmore Johnson
Adkinson
Taylor Setter
Melivas
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High School Basketball Scores From Various Cities
Extensive list of boys and girls scores across Kansas and nearby colleges. Highlights include Effingham 86 over Hiawatha 26 and Abilene 55 over Chapman 43. Notable nonleague results feature Pitt 68 over George Washington 49 and Oklahoma State 46 over Pittsburg 83.
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Hayden
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Hope
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Reading
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Hepler
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Parsons
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Topeka
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Ioa
Olathe
Ottawa
Ward
Turner
Rosedale
Argentine
North Kansas City
Shawnee Mission
Pittsburgh
Pitt
George Washington
Duquesne
Miami
Ohio
William Jewell And Sooners Into Finals
Liberty Missouri hosts a tournament final tonight as William Jewell faces Oklahoma Baptist after Jewell edged Baker 59 58 and the Sooners beat Rockhurst 84 69 in the semi finals. In consolation games Kansas City University defeated Graceland 72 66 and College of Emporia beat Maryville 69 58. Rockhurst and Baker contest third place with KCU meeting College of Emporia for fifth.
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Kas
Okla Baptist
Rockhurst
Kansas City Univ
Graceland
College of Emporia
Maryville
Liberty
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Jewell
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Rantoul Defeats Princeton 53 to 34 in Press-Driven Victory
Rantoul used a full court press in the third quarter to pull away from Princeton, 53-34. Miller led Rantoul with 17 points while Hull added 12 for Princeton, despite Fishburn being held to four points. Princeton won the B game 24 to 22 with Turley scoring seven for Rantoul.
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Roeckers
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Turley
Wellsville Hands Baldwin 56 to 42 Victory
Wellsville boys defeated Baldwin 56 to 42 led by Cobb with 17 points Childs 15 and Todd 13. Milburn topped Baldwins scorers with 13. In the B game Baldwin won 38 to 24 with Lederer 13 and Wellsville Hall 9.
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Wellsville
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Childs
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Milburn
Bob Lederer
Hall
Danley
Sandridge
Johnson
Bell
Kreighbaum
D. Roger
Bouse
Bailey
Gulley
Myers
Appanoose Defeats Pomona 52-46 In A Game Win
Appanoose cagers beat Pomona 52 to 46 at Pomona last night led by Detwiler with 20 points while Jones topped Pomona with 15. In B game Pomona won 48 to 44 with Chambers scoring 16 and Altic 18 for Appanoose.
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Willist
Detwiler
Tesar
Barnhart
Lindsey
Wiscombe
Jones
Hawkey
Dexter
Pomona
Appanoose
Garnett Bulldogs rout Cherryvale in high school game
Garnett High School Bulldogs defeated Cherry Vale High 59 to 24 in Cherryvale. Jim Thomasson led Garnett with 17 points while Bill Bauer topped Cherryvale, as Garnett opened a quick lead and stayed ahead throughout the game.
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Garnett High School
Bulldogs
Cherry Vale High
Jim Thomasson
Bill Bauer
Garnett
Southwestern Edges Friends 74-73 in Nonconference Thriller
Southwestern defeated Friends 74-73 in a nonconference basketball game at Winfield. Southwestern led 45-37 at halftime, held an eight point bulge, and saw Friends rally behind Virgil Peutz and Lloyd Robinson. Peutz scored the final basket as the buzzer ended the game. Bethany beat Hastings 71-65 at Lindsborg.
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Lindsborg
Virgil Peutz
Lloyd Robinson
Peutz
Eudora Beats Louisburg 62 54 In Local Basketball Game
The Eudora High School basketball team defeated Louisburg 62 to 54 at home last night led by Jimmy Wilson with 26 points. Louisburg's top scorer was Henry with 14 points. Louisburg won the B team game.
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Jimmy Wilson
Henry
Hausman
J Crochet
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D. Crochet
Wilson
Wallace
Neal
Rankin
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Kircher
Larsen
Wright Wee Ee
Eudora Cheeee Ae Ees
Overbrook Edges Lyndon In 50 45 Victory
Overbrook defeated Lyndon 50 to 45 at Lyndon gym as Larry Rader led Overbrook with 20 points and Gerald McMillin top-scored for Lyndon with 12. Overbrook also won the B title 46 to 39 with Rappard scoring 14. Tom Coffman led Lyndon B with 15.
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Overbrook High School
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Overbrook
Gerald McMillin
Lynton
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Tom Coffman
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Trout
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Melvern High sweeps Michigan Valley 77 to 30 in boys game
Melvern High defeated Michigan Valley 77 to 30 at Melvern with Terry Reams leading Melvern with 14 points. Bulmer led Michigan Valley with 12. Melvern set up a next game against Waverly on Tuesday December 17 at Melvern. The Melvern girls also beat Michigan Valley 44 to 37.
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Michigan Valley
Terry Reams
Bulmer
Waverly
Michigan Valley Girls
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Irey Tucker
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Patterson Thistle
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Melverna Seas Te Obwetes
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Finsterwald Leads Sanford Open After Tight Second Round
Sanford Fla Don Finsterwald who once said he cant win anything but money led a tightly bunched field into the third round of the 15000 Sanford Open. Finsterwalds six under par 64 in the second round gave him a 133 total and a one shot lead over fellow veteran Marty Furgol of Lemont Ill who also carded a 64.
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Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Golfdam
Marty Furgol
Lemont, Jll
Olivet Clubs Dominate Quenemo 67 to 35
Olivet clobbered Quenemo 67 35 with Glen Davis scoring 33 points and Gene Davis adding 11. Walker contributed 19 for Olivet while Bolen led Quenemo with 18. Quenemo won the B game 37 25.
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Walker
Bolen
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Yockey
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Eight Southwestern Bell workers honored for heroism at Coffeyville
The eight Coffeyville Southwestern Bell employees Burle Neeley Floyd Horton Leo Moore Charles Jones Ray Wagner Linn Grave Henry Bafus and Ralph Donnelly were lauded for outstanding acts beyond the job. Neeley Morton and Moore received Bell System bronze Vail medals plus 250 cash awards. the others earned special citations. The Vail medals honor Theodore N. Vail, early AT&T president, and recognize exemplary service. A holiday message then urges readers to consider extension telephones as lasting, useful gifts in decorator colors for all ages with the offer of expert guidance from the Southwestern Bell office.
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Floyd Horton
Leo Moore
Charles Jones
Ray Wagner
Linn Grave
Henry Bafus
Ralph Donnelly
Southwestern Bell
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Moore
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