Fort Hays State Tigers Rally To No 2 NAIA Ranking
Fort Hays State University in Hays Kansas climbs to No 2 in NAIA basketball as Mark Wilson Cesar Fantauzzi and Dino Larry spark a 23-2 season. Coach Joe Rosada notes the revival from 17-16 last year and a school fever spread by sellout crowds at Gross Memorial Coliseum.
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Vern Hendricks
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Missouri Frontline Dominates KU In 79-65 Victory
Missouri's big front line outmuscled Kansas as Ricky Frazier scored 22 and Steve Stipanovich 20 to push the Tigers to a 17-7 overall mark and 6-8 in the Big Eight. Frazier connected on eight of nine from the floor, keying a second-half surge that opened a 45-33 lead.
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Nebraska
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Steve Stipanovich
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Jon Sundvold
Ted Owens
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Bowling Bits and Team Standings From Local Leagues
A compact notice lists early risers and night league results with team standings, highs, and several players across Bowling Bits and multiple league sections including Monday through Thursday Night Ladies and Special teams. Notable teams include Keith Farms, Stinnett's Chevy-Olds, First National Bank, West Wilson Repair, and Bennett's Ice Cream, with individual highs such as Barb Spears and Sue Lane.
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Keith Farms
Lantis Builders
Waymire Foods
Barb Spears
Wilta Lantis
Nitchet’s
Stinnett's
Stinnett’s
Déanna Carey
Sue Lane
First National Bank
Rainbow
Drake's
Sports Hut and Peoples National Bank
B&g Auto Supply
Pepples National Bank
Charlotte Allis
Sue Wolgast
Dengel & Son
Loyd Builders
Virgie Link
Bennett's
Reynolds Rexall Drugs
Freda
Jean
Olmsted Electric
Patty Cromwell
Rosemary Bien
Dorothy Roehl
Marge Milton
Ruth Carlson
Wilma Thompson
Dorothy Nitcher
Betty Sink
Cindy Bishop
Mildred Barber
Rhonda Yoho
Ina Cordle
Leela Meador
Opal Pahiman
Frances Gregg
Link
Arlene Sidelinker
Connie Bivens
Biiie Eads
Sandy
Pierre
Shirley Troutman
Rose Hinlein
Jeanne Hogg
Peggy Bien
Leola Meador
Seth Shuck
Gals Explode Past OU In 69 45 Victory
Marymount Spartans defeated Ottawa University 69 to 45 on Monday night after leading 21 27 at halftime. OU committed 29 turnovers and shot 40 percent from the floor while Leann Rhoten scored 17 and Carita Landrum 10 for Marymount. The Braves host Mid-America Nazarene at 6 tonight.
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Ottawa University
Spartans
Ottawa
Braves
Leann Rhoten
Carita Landrum
Mid-America Nazarene
Cavaliers Boost Edge In Collegiate Rankings
Virginia remained No. 1 in the AP poll after an 80-79 overtime win over North Carolina, widening its lead over Oregon State to 28 points. Beavers, DePaul and LSU held Nos. 2 3 4 with Arizona State fifth. UCLA moved to No. 8 after a Notre Dame win.
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DePaul
Louisiana State
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Detroit
Alabama
Birmingham
Maryland
Georgia
UCLA
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Volunteers
Mississippi
Kentucky
Bonner Springs tops Ottawa JHS in ninth grade basketball
Bonner Springs built a 11-10 edge early and pulled away with a 20-9 second period run to defeat Ottawa Junior High 63-47. OJHS stars Todd Schultze and Darin Johnson led with 15 points each, as Ottawa dropped to 3-9 and prepared for the Oregon Trail tournament at Olathe.
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Ottawa Junior High
Bonner
Ottawa
Todd Schultze
Darin Johnson
OJHS
Bill Fredricks
Harold Gipson
Oregon Trail
Olathe
Whirlwinds
Olathe Santa Fe Trail
Leavenworth East
Scott Davidson
Jeff Hofman
Steve Hasty
Kevin Brewer
Dave Swearingen
Chris Brewer
Bowling score table and corrections from Ottawa area leagues
A long list of bowling scores and high games from various leagues and businesses, including Swank, Gooding, Hall, Wilson, Silverson, Troutman, and many more. A note corrects Ottawa High wrestling ECEL results, identifying Rod Croucher as the 132 pound runnerup, and Pomona Linwood basketball games postponed to Feb 24 with girls game first.
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Pomona
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Croucher
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Nest
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Brunswick John's
E. Swank
H. Tucker
R. Gooding
Franklin Savings
D. Hall
Andy
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Dick Stinnett
R. Carterman
Dairy Queen Worth
M. Bass
Green Acres
M. Allis
Nighthaw
Jim Bass
J. Bass Sr
Andy's Siding
J. Walleck
J. Mietchen
Automotive Inc
F. Simmons
L. Toumberlin
G. ToumberIn
West Wilson
R. Wilson
Peek’s
J. Smith
Dynamic Ramsey
G. Suffron
Hickory Inn
J. Coffman
R. Compton
Hill House Family Dinner
M. Allen
Budge’s Hardware
J. Houston
Dow's Royal Cleaners
WE. Miller
F. West
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H. Reeves
Merrymakers
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J. Hackert
L. Jacobsen
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R. Cole
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V. Toumbertin
B. Wilford
Baxter Mobile Homes
M. Walken
L. Bond
Beck
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Bob's Carpet Service
West
Linwood
Ssartol
Vandary Sound Company
Mortart Salas
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RR Holten
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