Paola tops OHL in third place game at Louisburg tourney
Paola overhauled Ottawa High in the third period to win 37 30 at Louisburg invitational. Regan Miller scored 16 and Diane Zahn 12 for Paola while Ottawa Highs Becky Kaub led with 9. Shawnee Aquinas captured the tourney title with a 66 28 win over Louisburg.
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Vikes Sweep Marmaton Valley in Three Rivers Play
Marmaton Valley fell 64-29 as CH boys built a 48-7 halftime lead led by 18 14 and 12 point scorers and 55 percent shooting. The CH girls surged 40-8 at half and finished 28 46 11 rebounds aided by Strobel Barrett and Chines.
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Jayhawks back in Big 8 hunt after win over Oklahoma
Kansas climbs to 12-6 overall and 3-3 in the Big Eight, tied for third with Nebraska, as Tony Guy ends a shooting slump with 23 points in a 74-60 win over Colorado and 535 career rebounds move David Magley past Donnie Von Moore into 17th on KU's all-time list.
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Cubs Hold Off Burg Gals In Close Three Rivers Clash
Humboldt Cubs outscored Williamsburg 39 to 35 to edge the Panthers in a tight Three Rivers League girls contest. Lorella Ellison was held to 10 points while Rhonda Griffith led Humboldt with 15, Teresa May added 10 points and 12 rebounds as Williamsburg drops to 5 7 overall and 3 4 in league. Williamsburg junior varsity beat Humboldt 40 18 with Sheila Brock scoring 12.
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Sundvold Stipanovich dunks seal No 1 Missouri win over Kansas State
In a pivotal Big Eight clash at Ahearn Fieldhouse, Missouri holds off Kansas State 59 58 after Jon Sundvold threads a cross court pass to Steve Stipanovich for a late uncontested dunk. Stipanovich scores 20 as Missouri, undefeated in 18, survives a late Wildcats rally.
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Late Rush Rewrites Final Bowling Standings
The city bowling tournament ended Sunday with late entrants reshaping the standings. Princeton Grain won the men’s title with a 3071, Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home 3053 fell short, and Farm Bureau Insurance took third at 3047. Darren Beets led the singles with 765 at Indian Lanes, over Keith Miller by 25. Doubles saw Winsky and Anderson top with 1328 as Evans/Hollon led in all events runners. Women’s results favored Kansas State Bank in team at 3037, with Leah’s Styling Salon 2999 and Nitcher’s Floor Service 2981. Odds and ends covered scratch and handicap all-events as Holmes dominated women’s singles with 746 and Sherman 736.
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OU Ambushed At Peru State
Ottawa University collapsed in the second half to lose 70-57 at Peru State in Peru Nebraska. Everett Smith led Peru with 20 points while Anthony King and Tommy Starkes paced Ottawa with 18 and 15 respectively as OU fell to 11-11 this season and prepared for HAC road games at Tarkio and Graceland.
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