Bethany Swedes topple Ottawa in ECAC North race
Bethany College defeated Ottawa University 71-66 at Wilson Field House to move alone atop the ECAC North standings. Bethany hit 16 of 22 free throws in the second half and had a 39-31 rebounding edge, with Mai and Gusenius scoring 20 and 14 respectively while Bryant led OU with 22. Ottawa's miscues at the line and late fouling sealed the loss as Bethany used a four-corner offense and clutch free throws to pull away.
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Baldwin Surges Past Wellsville 62 50 On Late Free Throws
Baldwin edged Wellsville 62 50 as Jeff Chubb hit the go ahead shot with 29 seconds left after Wellsville tied the game. Baldwin shot 21 of 24 from the line, led by Mike Swan 9 of 9, while Dean led Wellsville with 12 points. Baldwin improves to 12 2 while Wellsville drops to 6 8 ahead of upcoming games at Stilwell and Santa Fe Trail.
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Knife Again For Sayers
Chicago AP Gale Sayers Bears halfback requires another left knee operation later this month. A previous October surgery targeted the posterier cruciate ligament. the new surgery will address loosened ligaments on the inner left knee and is set for February 16.
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Prep Scores From State Games Reported By AP
Arkansas City 80, Campus 71. Andale 50, Maize 36. Atwood 62, Goodland 5. Belleville 63, Beloit 63. Burlington 64, Eureka 62. Chanute 63, Altamont 57. Coffeyville 90, Pittsburg 48. Chapman 85, Herington 55. De Soto 66, Tonganoxie 65. Dodge City 58, Garden City 52. Effingham 53, Maur Hill 60. Emporia 50, Salina South 35. Erie 71, Baxter Springs 68. Girard 76, Riverton 60. Great Bend 55, Pratt 62. Hays 74, Russell 57. Humboldt 48, Garnett 41. Hutchinson 5, Newton 47. Tola 46, Scott 44. Junction City 72, Clay Center 51. Lyons 66, Sterling 52. McPherson 63, Manhattan 57. Oakley 70, Colby 61. Paola 9, Gardner 3. Parsons, Columbus 42. Peabody 62, Council Grove 44. Phillipsburg 71, Stockton 51. Seaman 48, Hayden 48. Scott City 65, Ulysses 48. Valley Center 71, Sedgwick 63. Wichita East 63, Wichita South 66. Wichita Heights 68, Wichita Kapaun .
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Marquette Bricklayers Ride 29th Straight Win
Marquette under coach Al McGuire stretched its season mark to 29 straight victories with an 89-75 win over Wisconsin. The top-ranked Warriors built an 18-0 lead and later led 74-35, as Wisconsin called them the best we have faced in years. Other top 25 action saw Michigan beat Purdue 85-69, Iowa upset Illinois 92-84, Villanova 99-82 over St. John’s, and SMU 89-83 over Texas A&M in overtime.
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Bowling League Scores and Highs From Ottawa Meet
In the Industrial League results, Pence-4 led with 219 and 590 for M Burns. Ottawa Co-Op-0 posted 191-504 by G Gilges. Ottawa Bowl-4 featured Blackstone at 205-572. Peoples National-O and Hettler 180-498. Shine's Garage-3 VaUghan 205-528. Tuesday Night Ladies saw Heathman Oil-3 W Ferguson 164-476. Todd Insurance-1 Doman 207-422. Peoples National 3 Lichenberger 199-482. Eagles Auxiliary-1 Ledom 163. Arnold's -2'2 Warhurst 157-448. Haley Abstract 1%4 Cordle 163 and Haas 416.
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