Blues Stagger OU Once Again
Washburn defeated Ottawa University 89-64 in a game where the Blues built a 12-0 run and led by as many as 27 points. Washburn dominated with 53 percent shooting and a 47-38 rebounding edge, while OU shot 31 percent and committed 20 turnovers. Key scorers included Dave Hull 15, Ed Parker 14, and Bill Hull 10 for Washburn. Kevin Moore led Ottawa with 12 points and 13 boards. Ottawa’s women lost 59-44 as Carolyn Zlatnik led with 20 for Washburn. Next up, both OU teams travel to Wichita to face Kansas Newman.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Washburn
Ottawa University
Ichabods
Braves
Blues
Ottawa
Dave Hull
Ed Parker
Jeff Stromgren
Dave Banks
Bill Hull
Bills
Wilson Field House
Kevin Moore
Wade Banks
Jim Perkins
Carolyn Zlatnik
Rubina Stockebrand
Marcia Elkins
Wichita
Kansas Newman
Lyndon Tigers thrash Osage City 65 to 35 in basketball
Lyndon beats Osage City 65 35 to move to 4-1 as Steve Claus scores 18 and Larry Wigger 16 for Lyndon. Lyndon shoots 51 percent to Osage City 28 percent and outs 30 rebounds to 19. Osage City struggles with inexperience and hosts Williamsburg next in Tri Lakes League.
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Lyndon
Lyndon Tigers
Osage City
Tigers
Steve Claus
Larry Wigger
Williamsburg
Wigger
Neilson
Feltner
R. Beatty
Chaus
M. Beatty
Brecelsen
Dalrymple
CH Vikings rebound to topple Williamsburg 61 47 in non league
Central Heights men rally to a 61 to 47 win at Williamsburg. Steve Bones and Chuck Wilson spark early offense, with Leroy Kratzberg adding 18 points to lead CH. Dan Roecker tops Williamsburg with 22 points, while Joe Luther adds 11 for the Panthers.
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Williamsburg
Central Heights
Vikings
Steve Bones
Chuck Wilson
Panthers
Leroy Kratzberg
Kratzberg
Bones
Wilson
Dan Roecker
Joe Luther
Melvern
Lyndon
Yancey
Downs
Cox
Folt2
Totals
Andrews
Suthar
Welgand
Dehn
Dave Roecker
Hermreck
Powers Accepts Missouri Coaching Post Amid Washington State Settlement
Warren Powers agreed to pay Washington State 55 000 dollars plus 9 percent interest over three years to become Missouri head coach with an annual 35 000 salary. The 36 year old coach led the Cougars to a 6 6 season in his first year. He noted the unique contract settlement and said he did not want alumni involved in the payoff. Missouri opens with Alabama Notre Dame and Oklahoma before his arrival.
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Columbia
Warren Powers
Washington State
Missouri
Powers
Sam Jankovich
Jankovich
al Onofrio
Tigers
Alabama
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Indians Rally to Beat Marmaton Valley 51-45 in Non-League Game
Pomona Indians erased an early 10-2 deficit, surged with a 23-8 second quarter, and held off Marmaton Valley 51-45. Veterans Dave Miller and Tom Brown led Pomona with 21 and 12 points as they improved to 3-1, aided by 15 of 25 from the free throw line and a late clinching stretch. Cole led MV with 16 points in a hard fought contest.
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Moran—Pomona
Marmaton Valley
Indians
PHS
Dave Miller
Tom Brown
Pomona
Dave Bowman
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Gary Cushinberry
Lamel Adams
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Floyd Jacob
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Bowman
Michigan Valley
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Drake
Carlson
Ludium
Dorler
Mann
Merry Christmas
V21'S. Wain Action GE Store
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Kranef Drug Store
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