Braves Rally Past UMKC To Take Mineral Water Bowl Opener
LeMarr Miller sparked Ottawa University with 20 points, including a late 10-0 run, as the Braves rallied from a 70-66 deficit to beat UMKC 76-70 in the Mineral Water Bowl first round. Miller and Al Johnson started, UA shot 46 percent and hit 24 of 32 free throws to notch OU's first win of the season, setting up a final with Missouri Southern.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Excelsior Springs
Mo—LeMarr Miller
Ottawa University
Braves
University of Missouri At
Kansas City
Missouri Southern
Southern
Doane
Neb
Ottawa
Missouri
Miller
Broomfield
Colo
UMKC
al Johnson
Kangaroos
Bob Bryant
Kansas
Bryant
Paul Sapienza
Ken Sumrall
Johnson
Sumrall
Ies
Bob Ludwig
Skip Young
John Poindexter
Ken Griffin
Bob Curb
LeMarr Miller
Tony Penn Named Ottawa High Player of the Week
Tony Penn, a 6 4 senior swing man for Ottawa High, earned Player of the Week honors as the Cyclones dropped a 48 35 decision to Seaman in Topeka. Penn came off the bench for eight points and six rebounds, providing strong defensive rebound lift and forming the team’s best frontcourt force despite not starting.
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Tony Penn
Herald
Ottawa
Cyclones
Penn
Topeka
Seaman
AFC Pro Bowl Selections Named From AFC Teams
Quarterbacks Bob Griese and Daryle Lamonica head a 40 man AFC squad for the first AFC NFC Pro Bowl in Los Angeles. Kansas City led balloting with 10 picks, Raiders seven, including stars Briscoe and Little among other major stat leaders.
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New York
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles
Kansas City Chiefs
Raiders
Chiefs
Jerry Mays
Johnny Robinson
Jerrel Wilson
Lamonica
Hewritt Dixon
Warren Wells
Ray Chester
Harry Schuh
Jim Otto
Willie Brown
Chester
Lemar Parrish
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Marlin Briscoe
Floyd Little
Denver
Rare Home Defeat Drops Wildcats in AP Poll
The Kentucky Wildcats fall from third to seventh after an 89-83 loss to Purdue in their own invitation tournament finals. UCLA holds first with 26 first place votes. South Carolina 5-0 sits second. Marquette, Jacksonville, and Penn rise amid the Top Five. Southern California jumps to sixth by winning the Sun Bowl Tournament.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Kansas
Drake
Western Kentucky
UCLA
South Carolina
Marquette
Jacksonville
Indiana
Tennessee
Villanova
Notre Dame
St . Bonaventure
Purdue
Oregon
North Carolina
St. John’s
N.Y
New Mexico State
Utah State
Florida State
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Walker
Highfill
Ludwig
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Kanatzar
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Ned Hiatt Cars Inc
Christos
Ottawa Farm Implement Co. Inc
Nisi’ Wvn
Brown’s Hardware & Sporting Goods
Harry Brown
Fred
John Elder
Roy Heckman
S. Main
Reid Ward
Max Cartmill
Stu Humphreys
OHL
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Griese
AFC
Bobby Bell
Willie Lanier
Buck Buchanan
Jim Marsalis
Ed Budde
Jim Tyrer
Jan Stenerud
Lefty
Chris Short
Phillies
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Dick Selma
Connie Mack Stadium
Penneo
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Bonaventure
Oregon North Carolina
Wailt
Merry Christmas
Ramsas
Harry Rybolt
Lelan Davis
Ron Reusch
Roy Anderson
Herb Johnson
Budge and
Vi Reusch
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Hughes Auto Parts CO
George Hughes
Myra Howell
al Mages
Jon Hamilton
Dick Peason
Morris Ponton
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