Weather delays Cyclone basketball slate across area
Winter routes alter Ottawa High and Parsons contest as icy conditions postpone Southeast Kansas League opener. The Girls Winter Royalties event shifts to Tuesday before the Cyclones face Fort Scott, while most rescheduled games remain unclear. Osage City at Silver Lake moved to Feb 17. Baldwin at Louisburg Feb 10. Bulldog girls at Louisburg Feb 19. other Friday games canceled include Pomona at Uniontown, Williamsburg at Crest, Burlington at Central Heights, Gardner Edgerton at Garnett, Northern Heights at Waverly.
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Parsons
Cyclones
Fort Scott
Weath
Osage City
Silver Lake
Baldwin High
Louisburg
Bulldog
Pomona
Uniontown
Williamsburg
Creste
Burlington
Central Heights
Gardner-Edgerton
Garnett
Lyndon Tigers Top Burlingame In 58 43 Win
Lyndon boys defeated Burlingame 58 43 to move to 11 4. Matt Goodrich led with 28 points and 10 rebounds while Gale Hirt added 16 as Lyndon built a 29 15 halftime lead and held in the second half. Lyndon next faces Kansas School for the Deaf in a string of tough independents.
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Burlingame
Tigers
Burlin
Nick Dawson
Matt Goodrich
Nets
Gale Hirt
Goodrich
Brian McGonigle
Kansas School For the Deaf
Dawson
Independents
Schneidewind
Massey
Sturdy
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Jones
Hirt
Burlingame Boys
Masters
Wright
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Bonochkowski
Martin
Dunn
Middleton
Reid
Totals
Tigers edge Lyndon in 51-42 showdown
Burlingame clamps down late after a Burlingame trey in the third quarters lifts the Bearcats to a 51-42 win over Lyndon. Jennifer Pierce posts 14 points and 13 rebounds to pace Lyndon, while Burlingame improves to 4-11 behind 23 points from Brown and 16 from Patterson as Lyndon eyes a Tuesday home date with Kansas School for the Deaf.
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Burlingame
Bearcats
Bill Patterson
Osage County
Jennifer Pierce
Tigers
Janella Romine
Kansas School For the Deaf
Romine
Walquist
Shoup
Gardner
Pierce
Hornbeck
Totals
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Shepherd
DeWitt
Brown
Mercer
Patterson
Curtis
Church basketball schedule at OU Commons Gym Friday
Friday schedule lists Ottawa Nazarene versus Wellsville Baptist at 6 00 pm North Baptist against First Christian at 7 00 pm Westminster Presbyterian facing Garnett Nazarene at 8 00 pm and Community Foursquare meeting First Baptist at 9 00 pm last week scores include Westminster Presbyterian 67 Ottawa Nazarene 34 Community Foursquare 54 Assembly of God 32 First Baptist 87 Wellsville Baptist 39 First Christian 49 Garnett Nazarene 38
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OU Commons
Ottawa Nazarene
Wellsville Baptist
North Baptist
First Christian
Westminster Presbyterian
Garnett Nazarene
Community Foursquare
First Baptist
Assembly of God
Wellsville Rolls Past Osawatomie to Stay Undefeated in League
Wellsville's Eagles blitzed Osawatomie 23-4 in the first quarter and cruised 75-52 to move to 6-0 in Frontier League play. Four players finished in double figures led by Darrin Owings with 17 points, and Brian Young 13. Owings and George Laster each had four steals as Wellsville shot 60 percent, while Osawatomie hit 36 percent. Wellsville heads to Spring Hill next Friday with a likely league title on the line.
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Osawatomie
Trojans
Eagles
Kermit Deterding
Darrin Owings
Eagle
Brian Young
Dale Silvius
George Laster
Young
Silvius
Owings
Laster
Spring Hill
Wellsville Girls Rally Past Osawatomie 61 43 in League Action
Wellsville turned a 23 15 halftime lead into a 16 8 third quarter run to beat Osawatomie 61 43 in Frontier League play. Eagles improved to 4 1 in league. Jan Cramer led with 15 points as Vicki Bauer added 14 and Bernie Coons 10. Osawatomie’s Ericka Lindsey led all scorers with 19. Wellsville to play Baldwin in a makeup Monday then travel to Spring Hill Tuesday.
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Vicki Bauer
Bernie Coons
Ericka Lindsey
Osawatomie
Wellsville
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Wiseman
Gretencord
McDaniel
Cramer
Bauer
Coons
Stover
Rhodes
Totals
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Fields
Watson
Bratton
Bates
Lindsey
Oldham
Dempsey
Big Eight admonishes Kruger and Orr for public remarks
The Big Eight Conference admonished Kansas State coach Lou Kruger and Iowa State coach Johnny Orr for comments about officiating after a game. Commissioner Carl James said emotional games are stressful but public criticism before review harms the conference and basketball image. Kruger had alleged a Sooners player spat on a K State player and criticized officiating.
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Kansas City
Big Eight
Lou Kruger
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Johnny Orr
Carl James
Kruger
Sooners
Chiefs leave star safety Deron Cherry unprotected in block
Deron Cherry, KC Chiefs veteran safety and six time Pro Bowler, was among 15 players left unprotected as coach Marty Schottenheimer and president Carl Peterson were away scouting. Cherry said he understands the move to help the team and expects to recover fully from knee surgery while remaining hopeful to stay in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Chiefs
Cherry
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Carl
Bob Moore
Rutgers
Ron Jaworski
Mike Webster
Pittsburgh Steclers
49ers Leave Title Vets Unprotected In Plan B
New York AP Keena Turner Mike Wilson and Eric Wright all four of San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl champions were left available as NFL Plan B free agents. Brent Jones and Barry Helton also not protected. Broncos leave three regulars off list. Many veterans, some injured or retired, among 490 released players including Williams Kramer Jaworski and Flutie.
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NEW York
Keena Turner
Mike Wilson
Eric Wright
San Francisco 49Ers
NFL
49Ers
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Denver
Barry Helton
Denver Broncos
Rick Dennison
Clarence Kay
Mike Horan
Doug Williams
Washington
Tommy Kramer
Minnesota
Ron Jaworski
Kansas City
Doug Flutie
New England
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