KSHSAA Announces District Regional Sites
The Kane sas State High School Activities Association assigns 160 Class B and 195 Class BB teams to district tournaments Feb 21 24 with regional dates Feb 28 Mar 3. Class AA and A playoffs begin regional play leading to eight regional winners going to state March 8 10 at four sites.
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Topeka
Kanesas State High School Activities Association
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Hutchingson
Emporia
Dodge City
Alton
Bison
Bogue, Bons
Argonia
Atchison
Frontenac
Junction City
Lyndon
Palco
Peabody
Southwestern Heights
Wichita North
Bishop Carroll
Wichita South
Wichita West
Wellington
Derby
Great Bend
Hays
Hays St. Joseph’s
Hutchinson
Garden City
Liberal
Independence
Pittsburg
Altamont
Coffeyville
Chanute
Winfield
Arkansas City
Lawrence
Bishop Miege
Rosedale
Ward
Sumner
Fort Scott
Salina
Juncetion City
Manhattan
Hayden
Seaman
Topeka West
Circle—Circle
Augusta
Andeover
Mulvane
Valley Center
Buhler
Hillsboro
Eureka
Clay Center
Belleville
Concordia
Beloit
Minneapolis
Abilene
Saccred Heart
Lincoln
Kingman
Mediccine Lodge
Pratt
Kinsley
Larened
Ellinwood
Lyons
Nickereson
Parsons
Neodesha
Fredonia
Iola
Girard
Columbus
Galena
Baxter Springs
Russell — Russell
Hoisington
Ellis
WaKeeney
Plainville
Phillipsburg
Norton
Hoxie
Scott City
Hugueton
Ulysses
Oakley
Colby
Goodland
Atwood
Oberlin
Tonganoxie
Imemaculata
Maur Hill
Shawnee St. Joseph
Dé _ Soto
Gardner
Sterling Upsets Bethel in Kansas basketball clash
Sterling defeated Bethel 83-67 at Sterling as Jim Mosher and John Wilkey led with 31 and 18 points. Bethany beat Friends 68-41 at Lindsborg, while Pittsburg State toppled Rockhurst 89-76 to raise its record to 31-7. Rockhurst’s Healey scored 25, McKee 23. Bethany and Sterling split in league play as Bethany’s Oleen and Gorsky added 13.
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Sterling
Bethel
Bethany
Friends
Lindsborg
Rockhurst
Jim Healey
Ed McKee
Pittsburg
Dwight Henderson
Gorillas
Jim Mosher
John Wilkey
Mosher
Wilkey
Kent Oleen
Dale Gorsky
Bowling Scores From AMF and Local Leagues
League results list high scores and team names for AMF LEAGUE KITTY CLOVER and multiple clubs. Notable marks include Gildner 196, 534. Springer 190, 468. Hiatt 158, 466. Horn 200, 527. K of C No 1 180, 482. Snider 223, 571. Seymour 181, 478. and Pederson 160, 410 across Thursday night and other leagues.
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Kitty Clover
Gildner
Shelden
Springer
Ottawa Times
Seymour
Whaley
Carpenter
Morelet
Snider
Kampschroeder
Andy's Service
Pederson
Mann-Bell Drugs
V. Dodd
Beautyland
Weidner
Milton
Towner'’S Chapel
White
Bienies Garage
Bien
Budge's Hardware
Foster
Patriots May Alter Attack In Vital Game
New York hosts Boston in a crucial AFL Eastern Division showdown with the Pats likely to lean on Babe Parilli’s arm. Jets aim to stop Jim Nance, who needs 120 yards for 1,500, while Namath's passing attacks test Boston’s weak pass defense. A Boston win or tie clinches the division. Buffalo’s fate hinges on Sunday results between Denver and New York.
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NEW York
Boston Patriots
Babe Parilli
Jim Nance
Jets
Nance
Parilli
Kansas KU guard Harmon possibly sidelined by injury
Kansas University guard Harmon, a 6-4 Tulsa native and starter alongside Bruce Sloan, was struck by a car Thursday night and taken to the student hospital. Doctors will determine if a hairline fracture above the left knee will affect the road trip games against Texas Western in Chicago and St. John’s in New York.
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Lawrence
Phil Haremon
Tou
Kansas University
Ted Owens
Xelays
Deetermine
Harmon
Tulsa
Bruce Sloan
Kansas
Texas Western
Chicago
St. John’s
New York
St Louis Faces Uphill Struggle In NFL East
St Louis aims to stay alive in the Eastern race facing Cleveland on Saturday with Charley Johnson out and Terry Nossinger and Johnny Roland leading the offense. Dallas can clinch the division by tying or beating the Giants as New York struggles at 1 11. The Cowboys offense, led by Don Meredith before his injury, hopes to secure home field for the title game against Green Bay.
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Associated Press
St Louis
Cardinal
Cleveland
New York Giants
NFL
Dallas
St. Louis
Cowboys
Browns
New York
Charley Johnson
Frank Ryan
Leroy Kelly
Ryan
Kelly
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Washington
Green Bay
Giants
Washington Redskins
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Terry Nossinger
Johnson
Johnny Roland
Larry Wilson
Ross Fichtener
Mike Howell
Nofsinger
Don Meredith
Redskins
Lyndon 113 Quenemo 54 dominates Osage County league game
Lyndon Tigers crushed Quenemo 113 to 54 in Osage County League action resuming from a December power outage. Charles Clayton led with 23 points and Lloyd Tiffany added 16 as Lyndon moved to 2-0 in league play and 3-1 overall while Quenemo dropped to 0-2 in league and 0-3 overall. Auction notice accompanies about Lucille Roberts estate sale in Ottawa on December 21 at 1 PM including appliances and furniture.
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Quenemo
Lyndon
Lyndon S
Charles Clayton
Lloyd Tiffany
Tigers
Lucille Roberts
East 7Th Street
Ottawa
Kansas
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