Maloy lifts Wildcats past Flyers in last second shot
Davidson star Mike Maloy scored 23 points including a final corner jumper to edge Dayton 64-63 after a chaotic day that began with a flat tire and a missed flight. Dayton trailed 9-24 at halftime but rallied, with Wayne Huckel deflecting Dayton’s inbounds pass to set up the late shot.
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OJHS Nets Two Wins Over Millbrooke Tigers
Ottawa Junior High eighth graders beat Millbrooke of Olathe 53-50 behind Terry McDaniel and Andy Stauffer who combined for 29 points after intermission. Chris Kornhaus added 11 for OJHS with Greg Bulmer blocking 10 shots and Jameson scoring 10 as Millbrooke’s Doug Smith led all scorers with 21.
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Foster named Fighter of the Year by boxing writers
Bob Foster, 30, light heavyweight champion from Washington DC, was chosen Fighter of the Year for 1968 by the Boxing Writers Association. He edged Joe Frazier 20 17 in a runoff after initial voting. The 44th annual BWA dinner will honor Foster on April 12 at the Grossinger Hotel in New York.
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Lawrence Ends Undefeated Bid By Sophomore
Ottawa sophomores drop first loss of season to Lawrence 40 32 at Lawrence. Porter leads Ottawa with 11 points while Drumright Nesbit add 9 8 as Scheve paces Lawrence with 14. Ottawa limited by 16 game rule and trailed 16 12 at half and 27 16 after three quarters before rallying.
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City league scores and standings update
Rex's Barber Shop leads City Division with 4-1, Waymire's 5-0 tops. other teams include Divco Wayne No 1 3-2, Clarys 2-3, Diver Wayne No 2 1-4, Bennett's 0-5. Individual player lines show top scorers from multiple teams with totals and assists.
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OHS Competes In District Mat Tourney This Weekend
Ten Ottawa High grapplers will be among 1,332 high school wrestlers at district meets across the state today and Saturday. OHS competes in the 3-A 2-A and 1-A district at Washburn Rural in Topeka with sixteen other schools. The top 48 finishers advance to regional action at Shawnee Heights next weekend. Cyclones in Topeka today include Lowell Morgan Bill Shenk Terry Mohr Dan Bush Gary Wadkins Bob Ellis Gary Abbott Eddie Underwood Harold DePriest and Mark Waymire. State meets split by class 5-A 4-A for large schools and 3-A 2-A 1-A for small schools. Large-school finals at El Dorado and small-school finals at Colby. Forty eight grapplers from each regional will vie in the state 8
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Boxing Roundup From AP With Wins And Draws
Taunton report lists Eddie Red Top Davis knocking out Ernesto Ortiz in three, Henry Clark from Los Angeles and Brian London of Britain boxing to a ten round draw in Liverpool, England.
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Lombardi Takes Redskins Post as Beban Spotlighted
Vince Lombardi arrived in Washington to lead the Redskins from a decade of mediocrity and make UCLA quarterback Gary Beban the focal point of his reshaped team. He pledged a running-first attack and a long off-season study to decide Beban's role, with strong stock potential and executive duties adding to the contract.
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Big Eight Matching Pace With Colorado and Kansas Faces Tests
Colorado leads at 5-1 hosting Nebraska while Kansas travels to Oklahoma as 2-4 and last. Iowa State at Kansas State in a key battle for third. Oklahoma State visits Missouri. Colorado must adjust to Ron Smith’s loss after his final first-semester game as Cliff Meely and Gordon Tope carry the scoring load.
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