Builders Wallop Icy OU
Ottawa University fell 64 to 43 at home to Southwestern in a nondivisional Kansas Conference game. OU shot 26 percent, with 7 of 35 in the second half as the Builders surged from a 31 22 halftime edge. Bob Bryant led Ottawa with 16 points, Parke Riley had 14 for Southwestern, and OU faces Missouri Kansas City Monday in the Mineral Water Bowl opener.
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Seaman Tops Ottawa High in 48-35 Victory
Seaman defeated Ottawa High 48 to 35 as Bates led with 20 points and 15 rebounds while Chaney and Wallace fought hard for Ottawa. The Cyclones shot 23 percent, were outrebounded 35-23, and trailed 13-9 after one quarter before Seaman pulled away in the second period. Ottawa’s next game is January 8 at Argentine in Kansas City.
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Buffs top Panthers 46 to 34 in defensive win
Quenemo defeats Williamsburg 46 34 as Buffs move to 2-0 in Tri Lakes League and 4-1 overall. Dan Bolen scores 14 with 15 rebounds. Hermreck leads Williamsburg with 14. Buffs shoot 50 percent, Panthers 30 percent, outscoring 3rd period 19-8 to seal the game.
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KU Has Chance For Revenge Against Houston
Twelfth-ranked Kansas, undefeated, seeks revenge on Houston in the Jayhawk Classics final after beating St. Joseph's. Houston upset Villanova 99-84, with Dwight Davis scoring 28 and Howard Porter and Jeff Hickman contributing, as Porter fouled out late. Kansas builds on strong second half, led by Bud Stallworth 27 and Robisch 20.
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Pomona Holds Off Melvern In 74 57 Victory
Pomona Indians build 38 19 halftime lead to beat Melvern 74 57 in Tri Lakes action. Don Kiehl scores 20 with 19 rebounds, Mike Miller adds 13 as Pomona improves to 4 1 overall and 3 0 in league. Melvern falls to 2 4. Heilmann and Gary White lead Panthers with 15 each.
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