Panters Rally Stuns Vols In Tight Georgia State Win
Georgia State, winless in 5, edged Tennessee 52-50 as Tony Graham hit the 15 foot jumper with four seconds left. Brent Haywood scored 12 for the Panthers who trailed late but finished strong. Tennessee, led by Willie Burton with 23, suffered its first loss in five games.
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Associated Press
Georgia State
Tennessee
Panthers
Tony Graham
Tom Pugliese
Memphis State
Mississippi
Boston College
Rhode Island
St. John’s
Manhattan
Trans America Athletic Conference
Graham
Eric Ervin
Willie Burton
Volunteers
Pugliese
Brent Haywood
Don DeVoe
National Basketball Association
George Gervinn
Texas-San Antonio
Baylor
Jerome Mincy
McKinley Singleton
Alabama-Birmingham
Mississippi State
Kenny Wilson
Davidson
Wildcats
University of the South
Jeff Meriwether
Long Island
Providence
Friars
Johnson Chosen for Shrine Bowl in August
Ottawa High senior Darren Johnson, 5-8, 150 pounds, earned a spot on the East squad for the 11th annual Shrine Bowl set for August 4 in Manhattan. Johnson, who rushed 1,132 yards and 12 touchdowns this season, becomes only the second OHL athlete selected in the event's 11-year history.
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David Mize
Ottawa High School
Cyclone
Darren Johnson
Manhattan
Johnson
OHS
Chuck Blaney
Rick Peterson
Ottawa High
Kenneth Johnson
Darren
Chuck Bryant
Topeka
Bishop Miege
Bob Tavernaro
Ottawa University
Bryant
Greg Woods
Kansas State University Stadium
Cramer
Wellsville High
Jon
Legion
Cyclones
Lyndon Tigers rally to 66 61 win at Santa Fe Trail
Lyndon Tigers improve to 4-1 after a 66 61 road win over Santa Fe Trail. Senior leaders Fuller and Robison combine for 46 points and 33 rebounds as Lyndon, switching to man to man in the third, outscore SFT 38 29 in the second half.
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Tigers
Lyndon Tigers
Santa Fe Trail
Tiger
Nick Dawson
Lyndon
Dawson
Scott Robison
Jim Fuller
Fuller
Robison
Gary Koerner
Jerry Jewell
Brad Allery
Associated Press
Burlington
Servaes Lifts Pomona Past Pleasanton In League Clash
Pomona High, led by 27 points from Servaes, defeated Pleasanton 52 to 41 in a Three Rivers League game. Doug Altic added 19 early points as Pomona built a 14 point halftime cushion, then slowed the pace to protect the lead. Pleasanton, paced by Brown with 11, dropped to 3-1 on the season.
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Memphis State
Bobby Parks
Keith Lee
Tigers
Parks
Lee
Michael Adams
Jay Murphy
Boston College
Eagles
Rhode Island
Ram
Willie Glass
Mike Feigenbaum
St. John’s
Jeff Allen
Redmen
Marcus Bolden
Texas
Georgia Southwestern
Derrick Gervin
Pleasanton
Shannon" Servaes
Pomona High Indians
Pleasanton Blu-rays
Servaes
Blu-rays
Pomona
Doug Altic
Ned Parker
Rodney Brown
Curt
Parker
Indians
Servans
D. Altic
C. Altic
Brown
Zentz
T. Leakey
R. Leakey
Foster
Gilbert
Totals
Smith
Stallard
Allen
Johnson
Amphenour
Minder
City Scores Men s Basketball J C Gold 48 to 70
A cryptic box score shows multiple teams including Allegre Cummings Chaney and Miller for J C Gold and Clinic Cavaliers dominating with high totals. No. Baptist and 1st National Bank appear with notable scorers and team totals across the list.
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J.C. Gold
Allegre
Cummings
Chaney
Miller
Duderstadt
Killingsworth
Totals
Clinic Cavaliers
Galas
Black
Welton
Colson
Bruno
Pfeifer
Corder
C.B.C
Lynch
Butler
Garcia
Pelmann
Price
NO. Baptist
Runkle
St. Greiner
Hansen
Nelson
Moore
Turner
Wright
Fitzgerald
DeLaTorre
Keys
Snipes
Williams
Nat‘l Bank
Carey
Beets
Kelm
Markley
Garrod
Mars
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Johnover Johnson
Mark Johnson
1-R
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Herb Wittmeyer
Don Smith
Bill Frear
Joel Cutting
Jay Todd
Topeka Capital-Journal
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Kansas City Times
Wichita West
Glenn Percy
Shrine Hospitals
Isestan Bowl
Ottawa
Columbia
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Santa Fe
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Hall
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Goodrich
Koerner
Allery
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Glass
Jewell
Ming
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Quincy
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Washington, MO
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