Emporia tops Ottawa 50 47 in late shot drama
In a non league clash at OHL gym Emporia edged Ottawa 50 47 as Andy Hoffmans drilled both free throws with 15 seconds left and Russ Bastin scored on the final rebound. Ottawa had rallied earlier, but a late turnover cost them as John Ek and Bastin sealed the win for Emporia.
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Prep Scores Roundup From Various Kansas Towns
A list of high school basketball scores includes Ahankato 72 over Jewell 66 and Parsons 70 over Fort Scott 44. Plainville 68 over Oberlin 54. Washington 41 over Linn 43 and Waverly 44 over Williamsburg 54. Wetmore 73 over Centrada 56. Altamontiola and Arkansas City El Dorado postponements noted. Andale 67 over Chaparral 56.
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Owens Warns Jayhawks Face Tough Missouri Test
Kansas coach Ted Owens likens pressure defense to a dogfight as eighth ranked Kansas hosts Missouri in a crucial Big Eight clash. A win would push Kansas to 19-3 overall and 9-1 in the league while Missouri sits 10-11 and 3-6. Nebraska visits Kansas State as others play across the conference.
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Lyndon Tigers Fall 52 50 in Close Home Loss to Perry Lecompton
Lyndon trailed by 10 in the fourth quarter then tied late but missed two uncontested shots in the final seconds as Perry Lecompton held on 52 50 Scott Erickson led Perry with 18 points and 6 6 freshman David Lang added 17 rebounds and key inside presence Lyndon ends 12 4 and travels to Burlingame next for Tri Lakes action with Bonner Springs to follow
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