Lyndon Rolls Over SM East in Tourney rout
Lyndon High School overwhelmed Shawnee Mission East 9859 at the Tournament of Champions, shooting 63 percent, out-rebounding 38-22, and setting a tournament scoring record. Dean Wigger led Lyndon with 22 points, as frontliners Dawson and Silver added 20 and 17. Goddard beat Winfield 81-69 in consolation.
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Dodge City
Lyndon
Shawnee Mission East
Tigers
Wichita East
Lancers
Big School
LHS
Nick Dawson
Mission
East
Dean Wigger
Goddard
Winfield
Mawnee Mission South
Wichita South
Randy Dawson
Jim Silver
Greg Masenthin
Lloyd Rissen
Silver
Mission East
Miller
Shawnee Mission South
Dodge
Mission South
Baldwin Bulldogs Fall to Wellsville in Invitational
Baldwin High School dropped 62 58 to Wellsville in third place action at the Baldwin Invitational. Gardner beat Lansing 69 60 for the title as Santa Fe Trail edged Yates Center 69 65 for fifth. Wellsville led by Brad Wright with 25 points paced the Eagles while Baldwin’s Gary Irick led scoring with 20 points. Baldwin to face Spring Hill next Friday at Spring Hill.
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Baldwin
Baldwin High School
Bulldogs
Wellsville
Gardner
Lansing
Santa Fe Trail
Chargers
Yates
Earle Brown
Eagles
Resul
Yates Cehier
Brad Wright
Dave Caruthers
Gary Irick
Dale Johnson
Chuck Stevenin
Spring Hill
Battle of Los Angeles Preview: Bruins Host Trojans at Pauley
AP Sports Writer Ken Rappoport notes UCLA has dominated at home with a 76 game winning streak and a 144-2 home record since Pauley Court opened ten seasons ago. The fourth ranked Bruins meet sixth ranked Southern Cal as Wooden and Boyd debate Pauley’s advantage in this marquee showdown.
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Ken Rappoport
UCLA
Southern Cal
Pauley Pavilion
John Wooden
Bob Boyd
Pauley
Wooden
Los Angeles
Bruins
Nighthawk Bowling Scores Show Strong Averages
Nighthawk league at Omona Tavern features high series by Ledom 190-508 and McClay 209-526 for Franklin Savings. Other top marks include Yost 244-535 for Skyhook and Carey 195-503 for Heathman Oil, with several teams posting solid 10-30 totals and high games across Craven’s Oil, Lee's Downtown, and Ram se y Printing standings.
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Nighthawk League
Omona Tavern
H. Ledom
Franklin Savings
R. McClay
West Wilson Repair
F. Foster
Bob Luce
Messenger
Skyhook
J. Yost
Harry Smith Supply
E. Dalschlager
Dynamic League
Cravens Oil
Turner
Heathman Oil
L. Carey
Lee's Downtowner
Heckman
Nitcher
G. Nitcher
B. Figgins
Ramsey Printing
G. Griffin
Ottawa High Sophomore Team in Santa Fe Trail Tourney
Ottawa High's sophomore basketball squad heads to Santa Fe Trail in Overbrook for an eight-team tournament starting Monday. First-round action features Ottawa vs Gardner at 4 30 pm with patchy pairings including St Joseph Shawnee vs Blue Valley, DeSoto vs Holton, and SFT vs Spring Hill. Semifinals are Wednesday at 6 30 and 8 pm, with finals Thursday at the same times.
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Ottawa High
Santa Fe Trail of Overbrook
Ottawa
Gardner
St. Joseph Shawnee
Blue Valley
DeSoto
Melvern Crowned Tri Lakes Champion In 56-46 Win
Melvern claimed the Tri Lakes League tournament title with a 56-46 victory over Pomona. The win moved Melvern to 12-1, as Pomona dropped to 7-4. Williamsburg edged Waverly 46-44 in the third-place game earlier.
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Lebo
Melvern
Pomona
Waverly
Williamsburg
Craig Meader
Bill Coppoe
Mike May
Parlvern
Burkéell
Jones
Sedewich
Burkdell
Lightle
Gentry
Finch
Schmidt
Meader
Totata
Beecker
Cunningham
M. May
D. May
Coppac
Besel
Totals
NFL Remains Unchanged After Court Ruling
The NFL says it will continue standard player contracts and the recent draft despite a federal ruling in the Kapp case. Judge Sweigert barred an immediate appeal until damages are set, with a May 19 jury trial on damages potentially delaying any appeal. The league stresses no changes in practices until final resolution or bargaining.
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NEW York
National Football League
Joe Kapp
U.S
William T. Sweigert
NFL
Sweigert
Kapp
League
Palmer Seeks Comeback At Hawaiian Open Amid Strong Round
Arnold Palmer, 45, eager to reclaim form, shot a five under par 67 in the Hawaiian Open, reaching within one of leader Al Geiberger. Eddie Pearce, borrowing clubs after theft, and Forrest Fezler joined the charge at 136 while Jack Nicklaus slipped to 142 and Hale Irwin stood at 145.
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al Geiberger
Geiberger
Palmer
Pearce
Forrest Fezler
Gary Groh
Groh
Fezler
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Nicklaus
Hale Irwin
Lee Trevino
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Wichita
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Masenthin
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Wiley
Rissen
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Fulton
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Ar Dirk
Casen
Mote
SG Johnson
Rick
Slovania
Roberts
Sparks
Routh
Kilek
Mose
Starling
Wright
Dunham
Osher
Pennix
Caruthers
OHS
Panthers
Tri-Lakes
Steve Burkdoll
Butch Jones
MHS
Dallas
Melvern Kesta
Burlington
Osage City
Phs
Sedgwick
Dave Burkdoll
John Lightle
Alan Gentry
Indians
Daryl Finch
Royce Swank
Gifford
Rasuits
Ft Waverly
Williemaburgh
Melvarn
Melvetn
Deed
Rozelle
Arnie
Honolulu
Hawaii
Eddie Pearce
Arnold Palmer
W. 15Th
U.S. Army Reserve
United States Army Reserve Center
RFD
Ouage City
Kansas
Army Reserve
Allowanc
Ford Motor Company
Big E
Vnicas
P.s
S. Main
Dick Tice
Jim Warnock
Desmen
Jim Wellaca
Ralph Robertson
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