Jayhawks triumph over USC 60 52 in second doubleheader game
Kansas uses strong defense and Inside play led by Unseld 26 points and 7 rebounds to defeat USC 60 52. Allan Correll adds 10 points and key feeds to Unseld as KU closes strong in the second half. USC suffers 26 turnovers and cold shooting, while Wesely joins Unseld in post for KU's decisive finish.
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Dennis Branstiter
George Ungeld
Jayhawk
Nield
Allan Correll
Jayhawks
Correll
Zion
Corerell
Harry Gibson
Gibson
Walter Wesley
Wesley
USC
Steve Renko
Dan Wier
Wier
Doug Bolcom
Bolcom
John Block
Bol‘com
West Coast
Agee
Payey
Wi 344
Balcom
Ron Wey
Unseld
Kansas
PF Gibson
Lochman
Lewis
Renko
Creeses
Loving
Bolton
FT PF
Wey
Young
Block
Morris
Pws
Es ‘Zazzaro
Westphal
Re Or
Ph. Sutherland
Brockman
Gaddy
George Unseld
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Allen Field House
Bruins Hold Off Kansas State In Sunflower Doubleheader Opener
UCLA defeats Kansas State 78 to 75 at Alien Field House behind Walt Hazzard's 18 points and clutch plays in the second half. Gail Goodrich leads UCLA with 21 points. Dave Nelson scores 19 for K State as both teams struggle with turnovers and missed passes.
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Kansas State
Wildcats
UCLA
Bruins
Alien Field House
Walt Hazzard
Hazzard
Dave Nelson
Gail Goodrich
Goodrich
Roger Suttner
Suttner
Fred Sigughtgry
Topeka
Willie Murrell
Kansas St
Murrell
Nelson
Sinew
Eae
Moss
Paradis
Tee
Simons
Sone
Robinson
Gottfrid
Hirsh
Erick Son Mes
Slaughter
Washington
McIntosh
Ottawa Cyclones Reach EKL Finals Over Rosedale Wildcats
Ottawa Cyclones defeated Rosedale 58 42 to reach the Eastern Kansas League finals against Argentine. Eddie Davidson led with 18 points on 9 of 18 shooting, Buck Vivian grabbed 17 rebounds, and Ron Mendell added 14 points. The Cyclones overcame a late surge by Rosedale as Doman and Lewis chipped in rebounding and scoring while Argentine beat Turner 54 42 to set the final.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Rosedale Wildcats
Cyclone
Eddie Davidson
Ronnie Mendell
Buck Vivian
Jim Lewis
Earle Doman
Lewis
Doman
Wildcat
Jim Ramsey
Danny
Ronnie
Mendell
Vivian
Orville Morrow
Eddie
Davidson
Ron Mendell
Reds
Terry Davis
Daryl Jameson
Wildcats
Cats
Rosedale
Turner
Bonner Springs
Olathe
Mendel
Ey Lewis
Aed
Jameson
Domans
Lloyd
Davis
Shofner
Davies
Morrow
Burns
Ve Ramsey
Elliott
Lawson
Ae Boyce
Murray
Jenes
Nutt
Carter
Ottawa U Braves Face Kansas Wesleyan in Salina
Ottawa University travels to Salina to attempt a third straight KCAC basketball win over Kansas Wesleyan. Coach Bill Frear relies on a young lineup led by Verdi, Bissitt, Mercer, Johnson, and Harshaw as Ottawa seeks a 4-0 pre Christmas start with Bethel looming at Wilson Field House.
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Salina
KCAS
Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia State
Warrensburg
Bill Frear
Braves
Friends
Baker
Frear
Jim Carter
Duane Bissitt
Charles Mercer
Jerry Hareshaw
Evan Johnson
Tony Verdi
Ottawa
Carter
Bethel
Wilson Field House
Mercer
Johnson
Verdi
U S Olympic hockey team trounces Madison All Stars 92
The United States Olympic hockey team, led by Dan Dilworth's three goal hat trick, rolled past the Madison All Stars in a tuneup game in Madison Wisconsin. The 92 point performance showcased offensive depth and team speed ahead of the season. Dilworth scored most of his goals in the opening two periods, while teammates contributed on the power play and in transition. The win boosts confidence as the squad prepares for upcoming international fixtures.
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Madison
Wis
Dan Dilworth
Baldwin Triumphs Over Spring Hill 49 to 9 in Friday Victory
John Gottstein and Eldin Gilges starred as Baldwin rolled to a 49 to 9 win over Spring Hill at Spring Hill Friday night. The report notes scoring by quarters but provides no detailed breakdown.
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John Gottstein
Eldin Gilges
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Gotstein Ee
Dillon
Hobson
Gilges
Kreighbaum
Chambers
Purvis
Q Mitchell
Timmons
Buckley House Beach
Conor Evans
Whirlwinds Rout Turner Teens 50-19 in eighth grade win
The seventh and eighth grade Whirlwinds beat Turner 50-19 for their fourth straight win. Ottawa freshmen lost 35-28 to Turner, with Dean Barr scoring 17 for Ottawa and Dennis Wieneke 13. The Reds trailed early but improved late, while Turner’s freshmen were held scoreless in the final period. Ottawa’s junior team built leads and then widened the gap, lifting their record to 4-0 for the season. Ottawa meets Olathe next Tuesday at Olathe.
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Turner
Ottawa
Turner Frosh
Dean Barr
Reds
Dennis Wieneke
Doug Underwood
Donnie Stevens
Ronnie Matthews
Harvey Drake
Allen Buck
Madison Stein
Bob Hardage
Olathe
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