Three Rivers League roundup PHL can't stop high-powered Cats
In Burlington, Pomona fell 69-47 as Burlington pulled away after a close first half. Pomona trailed by three late in the second before a double technical and quick Burlington baskets sparked a 7 point halftime lead, then outscored Pomona 35-20 after intermission. Louderback and Acker led Pomona with 12 points each. Jenkins poured in 23 for Burlington. Pomona drops to 0-8 in league. Burlington moves to 7-1.
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Burlington
Pomona
Indians
Brian Louderback
Fred Acker
Burt Jenkins
Pomona Girls Fall to Burlington in Break-Back Contest
Pomona High, 4-11, struggled after a week off as Burlington held the Indians to 38 points. Pomona shot 33 times while Burlington took 38 free throws and made 24. Alane Harris and Angie Flager led Pomona with 12 points each as the team missed 11 of 24 foul attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Pomona High
Indians
Wildcats
Pomona
PHS
Milt Dougherty
Dougherty
Alane Harris
Angie Flager
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Harris
Flager
Altic
Booe
Barkley
Bame
Peffly
Cook
Totals
Adkinson’s 29 don’t save Heights in 82 79 loss
Humboldt Central Heights offense thrives with Adkinson’s 29 but Humboldt’s Bran don Hart leads 25 points. Denney Gillett 19 and Matt Imel 14 support for Heights as Kannarr and Weilert 16 each pace the Vikings, who pull away late to improve to 9 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Central Heights
Craig Adkinson
Vikings
Denney Gillett
Matt Imel
Adkinson
Brandon Hart
Shane Kannarr
Jason Weilert
Depsite
Cannady
Imel
Snow
Bunyard
Gillette
Jensen
Jumet
Humboldt Boys
Leonard
Stanley
C.cox
Johnson
Murche
Kannarr
Wellert
Vikings fall to undefeated Humboldt in conference clash
Humboldt Cubs beat Central Heights 48 43 as the Vikings suffer foul trouble early and fall to 6 8 overall and 2 6 in Three Rivers. Kathy Wood led Heights with 16 points, Dana Wiederholt 12, Mona Scantlin 17 for Humboldt, who improved to 15 0 and 8 0 in league.
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Humboldt
Central Heights
Cubs
Vikings
Heights
Nienstedt
Kathy Wood
Dana Wiederholt
Mona Scantlin
Jana Woods
Kratzburg
Wood
Wiederholt
Silsby
Pine
Ellis
Totals
Woods
Scantlin
M.goble
A. Goble
Weilert
Setter
Wellsville Eagles top Spring Hill in 51-32 win
Wellsville High girls overcome tentative play to beat Spring Hill 51 to 32. Vicki Bauer scores 18 and Bernie Coons adds 13 as the Eagles improve to 10-7 overall and 6-1 in Frontier League, with next action at Eudora.
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Spring Hill
Wellsville High
Eagles
Wellsville
WHS
Eudora
Richard Ebel
Cramer
Bauer
Coons
Stover
Rhodes
Totals
McClusky
Perkins
Tucker
Stiles
Haupt
Trojan boys win third, MdCV routs Marmaton Valley
Moran The Marais des Cygnes Valley boys earned their third win of the season by beating Marmaton Valley 68-54 behind bench work led by Matt Burnett and Steve McIntosh. Despite Martin Seems’ 12 points, reserves propelled MdCV as starters fouled early and MdCV pulled away in the third quarter. MdCV hosts Pomona Friday.
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Mdcv
Marmaton Valley
Trojans
MVHL
Pomona
Lawhorn
Wil
Burnett
Lacey
Valley Boys
Langford
C. Houk
Keith
Ross
K. Houk
Ard
Lawson
Stewart
Sager
Osage City Girls Top Mission Valley 55 39 for Mid East Lead
Osage City girls built a 28 12 halftime lead then held off Mission Valley 55 39 to move to 7 0 in the Mid East. Angie Fager led with 21 points while Angie Moore added 13 and 14 rebounds. Nicole Stromgren dished seven assists as Osage hosts St Marys next in queen of courts night.
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Osage City
Mission Valley
Indians
Kent Reed
Angie Fager
Angie Moore
Moore
Osage
Nicole Stromgren
St. Mary’s
Plinsky
Reed
Privat
Sebring
Lindbloom
Price
Stromgren
Fager
Totals
Shumate
Cushing
Lane
Flick
M. Krause
W. Krause
Vikes Rout Indians In MEL Showdown 84-54
Mission Valley, ranked fourth in Class 4A, handled Osage City 84-54 in the Mid-East League. Osage City drop to 8-7 overall and 3-4 in MEL as Ross Mullnow sits out with a dislocated thumb. Richie Carlson led Osage with 19 points. Chad Wilkins added 17 and nine boards. Mission Valley shot 36 of 60 from the floor while Osage connected on 22 of 66. Osage hosts St Marys next in the Queen of Courts game.
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Vikes
Osage City
Richie Carlson
Indians
Chad Wilkins
Osage
St. Marys
Lyndon boys roll past Kansas School for the Deaf 86 54
Lyndon cruises to an 86 54 win over Kansas School for the Deaf as 11 players see action. Travis Tillman and Brandon Jones lead with 12 points each, Williams and Sturdy add 10, while coach Nick Dawson uses most of the roster in a tune up before tougher tests ahead. Lyndon (12-4) heads to Northern Heights Friday.
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Lyndon
Kansas School For the Deaf
Tigers
Travis Tillman
Brandon Jones
Jeff Williams
Clint Sturdy
Tiger
Nick Dawson
Northern Heights
Goodrich
Cameron
Tillman
Schneidewind
Wiliams
Massey
Sturdy
McGonigle
Jones
Hirt
McGinnis
Lyndon Girls Rally Past Kansas School of the Deaf 48 26
Lyndon girls shake off cold start and pull away in the second half to beat Kansas School of the Deaf 48 to 26. Janella Romine leads with 13 points, while Jennifer Pierce adds 10 and grabs 14 rebounds. Lyndon improves to 7-9.
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Lyndon
Kansas School of the Deaf
Tigers
KSD
Janella Romine
Jennifer Pierce
Carrie Walquist
Pierce
Walquist
Romine
Shup
Gardner
Hornbeck
Persinger
Hendrix
Hackett
Totals
Powell
Withiam
Wohler
Wenet
Schwarzenbergen
Brill
ORC Standings Winter Coed Volleyball and Men’s Basketball
ORC reports Tuesday January 30 1990 results for Winter Coed Volleyball B and D divisions with Six Pack leading 21-3 and Dales Sports 20-4 plus Tuesday D Division standings. Thursday C Division I II lists show Colbern Electric MACS Agier and Gaeddert and The Spuds The Lancers Tucker Steanson Plumbing and DCs. Montay AA Basketball January 29 1990 features G and M Tavern Baldwin Franklin Savings Star Auto Parts Air Waves and others. Wednesday A Division January 31 1990 standings include Central Heights Bombers Wheaties Warriors Six A.M. All-Stars and No Name Wellsville.
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Six Pack
Dales Sports
Wadkins
Persuaders
Warriors
the Shorties
Wibas
COI
Colbern Electric
MACS
Agier and
Gaeddert
Our Gang
Oh Well
Bruce Crue
Court Masters
Central Heights Bombers
Wheaties Warriors
A.M. All-Stars
Dodson International
No Name
Wellsville
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Melvern
Marais Des Cygnes
Acker
Burlington Boys
Lewis
Newkirk
Chambers
Allen
Wollum
Stukey
Jenkins
Klamberg
B'Ton
Makepeace
Henry
Birk
Carey
Braden
Gates
Crutchfield
Bahr
Height
Bill Nienstedt
Eagle Girls
Ebel
Trojan Boys
Ottawa
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Bob Haas
IJCM
Hiatt
Chuck Johnson
Bob Jung
Jung
Tidune
Ochs Gals
Top Indians
Ochs Boys
Orender
Dayhoff
Swarts
Bond
Pearson
Wilkins
Carlson
M. Valley Boys
Miller
Campbell
Montgomery
Warren
Herrick
Hermann
Kopt
Childers
Aali Te
ORC
Gladman Studio
Country Boys
RR Girls
ORV Spikers
Franklin Savings
ORV Net Busters
Peace Heating
the Spuds
the Lancers
Spuds II
Steanson Plumbing
Sonics Boy Bells
Shatters
Baldwin
Hawks
New York
Lou's Tax Service
Farm Credit Services
Ponchos
Seymour Ins
Dalrymple Retail
Hiatt Chiropractic
Bones Transportation
Our Own Hardware
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