Vikings Grab Early Lead, Defeat Williamsburg 62 41
Central Heights built a 21 to 7 first quarter lead and held on to beat Williamsburg 62 to 41 in Three Rivers League action. Terry Powelson led with 15 points, John Elmer added 14 and eight assists, Dallas Phillips 11, while Williamsburg's Larry Seyler scored 15. The Vikes outrebounded 39 to 31 and shot 44 percent from the field to Williamsburgs 35 percent. Central Heights improves to 10 3 overall and 7 1 in league. Williamsburg drops to 3 10.
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Williamsburg
Central Heights Vikings
Vikes
Terry Powelson
Heights
John Elmer
Dallas Phillips
Larry Seyler
Panthers
Vikings
Powelson
Central Heights
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Lebo
Wellsville Drops Louisburg in 12-Point Blowout
Wellsville Eagles extend to 12 straight wins and stay No. 1 in 3A with a 77-47 Jayhawk League victory over Louisburg. Despite star Jon Cramer scoring only 2, Steve Shelton led with 24 points and eight rebounds as Wellsville surged to a 43-17 halftime lead and shot 13 of 19 in the second period. Louisburg’s Richardson was top scorer with 15. The Eagles host Garnett next Tuesday before visiting Basehor Friday.
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Wellsville
Jayhawk
Louisburg
Eagles
WHS
Jon Cramer
Cramer
Steve Shelton
Ray Fort
Tim Jarrell
Richardson
Garnett
Shelton
Colwell
Jarrell
Folks
McConnell
Burgoun
Fort
Bouse
Newson
Reeves
Thomasson
Totals
Herbert
Rholen
Malton
Rankin
Greathouse
Shatter
May
Foote
Wellsville Girls Hold Off Louisburg for 50 46 Win
Wellsville's girls defeated Louisburg 50 46 to sweep the twinbill and move into third in the league at 3 4. Sarah Massengale led WHS with 20 points and 15 rebounds, Brenda Caruthers and Cindy Deckard added 10 each, while Lisa Hardesty led Louisburg with 24. The Eagles shot 55 percent, overcoming 6 of 15 free throws. Louisburg was 43 percent from the floor. The WHS squad visits Osawatomie Monday for a non league game. Friday's festivities crowned Carol Martin queen and Ray Caruthers king at the Queen of Courts events.
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Wellsville
Louisburg
Wildcats
Jayhawk
Eagle Gals
Cats
Baldwin
WHS
Sarah Massengale
Brenda Caruthers
Cindy Deckard
Lisa Hardesty
Eagles
Osawatomie
Carol Martin
Hagle
Ray Caruthers
Indians Rally For 72 56 Victory At Burlington
Pomona Indians overcome a five point halftime deficit to beat Burlington 72 56 in Three Rivers League boys basketball. Shannon Servaes led with 20, Tim Radcliffe and Doug Altic added key boards. Pomona improves to 11 2, tied for second with Central Heights at 7 1. Girls fall 65 32, led by Regina Albrader 21 for Burlington.
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Burlington
Pomona Indians
Pomona
Ned Parker
Parker
Indians
Central Heights
Shannon Servaes
Chris Parker
Jay Sanders
Tim Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Servaes
Doug Altic
Sanders
Altic
Bonner Springs Pulls Ahead for 72 58 EKL Win
Bonner Springs gains control early in the second half and defeats Ottawa High 72-58 to go 10-3 overall and 1-6 EKL. The Braves capitalized on Ottawa turnovers, with Mike Popp leading OHS scorers in the first half and Hughes Suffren pacing Bonner with 21 points. Ottawa drops to 4-9, 1-6 in league.
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Rick Peterson
Bonner Springs
Bonner
Todd Burroughs
Braves
Ronnie Rice
Hughes Suffren
Grady Newton
Mike Martin
Rob Stewart
Ottawa
Ottawa High
Olathe South
Prep Cage Scores Boys and Girls Basketball Roundup
A roundup of boys and girls prep basketball scores from various Kansas teams led by Bascher over Eudora 60 to 46 and Lawrence over Shawnee Mission East 71 to 46. Notable girls results include Brewster 3 over 3? and Osbourne 40 with Santa Fe Trail 43, plus Holt?
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Norton
Victoria
Osborne
Stockton
Pomona
Burlintonso Santa Fe Trail
Silver Lake
Shawnee Heights
Emporia
Shawnee Mission South
Kansas City
Rockhurst
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Quirley
Sylvan Grove
Wilson
Topeka
Hayden
Atchison
Topeka High
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Wellington
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Herndon
Burlington
Central Heights
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Chetopa
St. Paul
Frontenac
Pittsburg
Colgan
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Alma
Highland
Midway
Horton
Wathena
Olpe
Northern Heights
Olis Bison
Ness City
Rossville
Osage City
Santa Fe Trail
Thomas Mare
Lyons
Weat Elk
Cherryvale Au
Tigers Rout Waverly Behind Fuller's 28 Points
Lyndon high school dominated Waverly 72 to 44 as Jim Fuller scored 28 and Scott Robison 27 in a high tempo attack. The Tigers built a 24 12 first quarter lead and led 40 20 at halftime, forcing 38 shots for WHS while hitting 57 percent from the floor.
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Jim Fuller
Scott Robison
Tigers
Waverly
LHS
Bulldogs
WHS
Fuller
Robison
Terry Hanna
Ruffin McDaniel
Nets
Curt Schneidewind
Pro Bowl Coach Michaels recalls 1960s pay in Hawaii game
Honolulu AP reports Walt Michaels AFC coach reflects on Pro Bowl history dating to 1960 pay days of 600 dollars for winners and 400 for losers. This year players earn 10 000 for winners and 5 000 for losers as the game settles in Honolulu for a fourth straight year.
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AFC
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Oakland Raiders
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Los Angeles
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Hawaii
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San Diego
Freeman McNeil
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Art Still
Kansas City
Ted Hendricks
Steelers
Jack Lambert
Robert Brazile
Houston
Dallas
Tom Landry
Washington
Joe Theismann
Tony Dorsett
Cowboys
William Andrews
Atlanta
CH Gals Dominate Williamsburgs 58 29 In 3A Action
Central Heights girls basketball extended their win streak to 13 and remained No 1 in Kansas class 3A by beating Williamsburg 58 29 in TRL play. Without injured Teresa May Burg led 18 11 rebounds by Patty Kratzberg while Miki Strobel and Lori Ohmes added 12 and seven steals respectively.
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Miki Strobel
Lori
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