Cats stun top-ranked Tigers in Manhattan showdown
Kansas State upsets No. 1 Missouri 65 to 58 in Bramnlage Coliseum after a pivotal second half. Key plays included a jumper by Jean Derouillere and a steal by Steve Henson setting up Askia Jones for points.
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Kansas State Upsets Missouri in Big Eight Clash
Kansas State pulled a 65-58 upset over Missouri as Lon Kruger earned his 100th victory. Henson scored 18 after a rough first half and the Wildcats seized control late, lifting K State to 13-10 overall and 3-4 in league play while Missouri fell to 21-2, 7-1.
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Williamsburg four on four basketball tourney slated
The Williamsburg After-Prom Party Committee sponsors a four-on-four full-court basketball tourney at Williamsburg High School on February 17 with a 65 dollar entry and a three game minimum. Contact Kary or Gary Sleichter at 759-3379 after 5 p.m. and on weekends. Fogle Quarry leads Ottawa City Bowling team division at Indian Lanes with a 3106 total. NJDM 3077, Hiatt's Painting 3056. more teams and all singles and doubles will be bowled this weekend.
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Crest stops Williamsburg in bid for TRL title
Crest clinches the Three Rivers League Division II crown with a 63-54 win at Williamsburg, despite a 5-point halftime deficit. WHS Coach Chuck Lee lamented tentative play after intermission as Steve Smith led Williamsburg with 23 points while Crest built a 7-0 league mark. Burg travels to Marmaton Valley next for another league game.
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Panthers rally past Crest to stay in hunt
Williams burg High girls erased a 16 point first half deficit to beat Crest 50 to 39 in Three Rivers League Division II action. Jamie Gragg led with 16 points and Cindy Piersol added 14 as the Panthers improved to 11 4 overall and 5 2 in league. The junior varsity also defeated Crest 46 45.
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Ottawa JV advances to Waverly finals in 63-50 win
Ottawa High junior varsity beat Central Heights 63 to 50 to reach the Waverly Invitational final against host Waverly. Danny Tyson led with 17 points and Charlie Waymire added 11 as Ottawa surged 34-18 in the second and third quarters. The Cyclones improved to 8-2.
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Freeman resigns after 36-year coaching career
Lawrence High School football and track coach Bill Freeman announces his resignation after a 36 year coaching tenure begun in 1974. Freeman, 59, has won five 6-A state football titles, including this year's top honors, and will finish the semester before retiring to pursue banking and farming interests.
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ORC Update Highlights Ottawa Recreation Activities
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announces office hours at 115 W 4th and youth center times Monday to Friday, with clinics at Ottawa University Field House on Feb 10 and 17 for fourth and fifth grade boys teams. Third graders Orangemen and Hoyas will play at OU during halftime on Feb 14. ORC night at OHS set for Feb 26. Spring activities registration opens soon, with CPR classes and officials needed. Winter volleyball, fall men’s basketball, and youth basketball practice schedules are posted with game times and locations.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission to hold February meeting
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold its monthly meeting on Monday February 12 at 6 p.m. at the youth center.
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