ORC update winter league and youth basketball schedule
Ottawa area schedule lists winter men s and coed volleyball at Ottawa High and University Mabee Center with multiple leagues Feb 10 11 12 13 15 1992. Youth basketball events for sixth to eighth grade boys and girls occur Feb 10 11 12 13 15. Also notes two MLB related items Yankees pitcher Steve Howe pleads innocent to misdemeanor drug counts. Roberto Alomar signs with Blue Jays for 14 million over three years. Linn County Speedway meeting Feb 15 in Louisville to plan 1992 season.
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Ottawa High boys fall to Sumner Sabres in league clash
In a Winter Royalty night showdown at the OHL gym Sumner Academy defeated Ottawa High 75-60 as Ottawa, led by 25 points from Hakeem Abdel-Khaliq, shot poorly and fouled frequently. Sumner improved to 5-10 overall 2-4 in league while Ottawa slipped to 7-9 and 3-3.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa High Girls
Kendra Kahler
Sumner Academy
Bonner Springs
Turner
Bishop Ward
Tigers prevail in Lyndon bounce back over Burlingame 64 53
Lyndon high school rallied to a 64 53 home win over Burlingame Friday night avenging an earlier overtime loss. Senior Martin Williams led with 21 points off the bench and Lyndon shot 52 percent while limiting Burlingame to 34 percent.
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Martin Williams
Crest Girls Fall to Williamsburg 42 28 in Defensive Tilt
Crest drops 42 to 28 as Williamsburg controls rebounding 35-19 and shoots 50 percent while Laura Hemreck leads Williamsburg with eight boards and Carrie Weigand scores 10. Crest struggles from floor and charity stripe as junior varsity adds a 38-32 win. Williamsburg now rides a double digit win total into a Tuesday non league with Marais des Cygnes Valley.
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