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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1972

Page

2

Cyclones Fall To Bonner Springs In Tight 48 45 Loss

Ottawa High led 32-27 going into the final period but struggled at the free throw line finishing 7 of 18. Bonner Springs, led by Dean Brotherson and Jim Nelson, pulled away late and sealed a 48-45 upset at Ottawa. Jameson led Ottawa with 15 points while Bulmer added 10 and seven boards.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa High Kansas Bonner Springs Braves OHS Bonner Ottawa Cyclones OHL van Jameson Larry Waymire Greg Bulmer Gary Brockus Jameson Rene McDonald Waymire Dean Brotherson Brothergon Ebrockus Bulmer Brotherson Jim Nelson Randy Massey

Crest 73 Vikings 60 in Three Rivers League clash

Crest pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat Central Heights 73 60 at CH gym. Sonka led Crest with 18 points while CH’s Schulz scored 12 as Crest overcame foul trouble late. Crest improves to 4-2 in league play, CH drops to 3-3 in Three Rivers and 5-12 overall.

Central Heights Crest Vikings Three Rivers Sonka Vic Schulz H Fredricks Carey Schulz Robertson Milcfest Dunbar Welch Stottlemire Stephan Burkdoll Totals Ryman C. Miller J. Miller J. Adams Waddell T. Adams

Bearcats overpower Quenemo for 80 to 62 win

Burlingame Bearcats dominated inside and excelled from three point range to defeat Quenemo 80 62 in a Tri Lakes League game. Tim Coursen scored 25 points and Rick Bloomquist 21 while Don Stultz led Quenemo with 21.

Quenemo Burlingame Bearcats Aimes Tim Coursen Rick Bloomquist Stultz Rose Weiss Watts Frack Sims Totals Masters Rickel Bloomquist Coursen Easton McFarland Pearson Britschge

Tigers dominate Lebo for second Tri Lakes crown

Lyndon stays undefeated with a 74 31 victory over Lebo to clinch the Tri Lakes League title. Bob Emery leads with 22 points, John Allen adds 17, and Lyndon controls the boards and forcing 25 turnovers as they roll to an 18th win and move toward district play.

Lyndon Lebo Tigers Tri- Lakes Tri-Lakes Wolves Bob Emery John Allen Mike Abel Allen Hurt Bob Knoernschield Emery Hurt Allen Walquist Knoernschield Abel Cares Masenthin Joss Silver Totals Smith Knight McCormick Booth Benedict Freund Benton

Spring Hill edges Wellsville in triple overtime thriller

Spring Hill and Wellsville battled for 48 minutes plus three overtime periods with the Broncos triumphing 72 to 69. Danny Dwyer and Bob Pennington led Wellsville with 18 points each while Fulton scored 20 for Spring Hill and Anderson added 14 with 10 of 12 free throws. The loss drops Wellsville to 7-10 overall.

Wellsville Spring Hill Broncos Jayhawk Eagles Danny Dwyer Bob Pennington Fulton Anderson Warren Oshel Pennington Dwyer Moyer O'Connor Davis McGuire Duncan Watson Jones

Jackson Paces OHS Wrestlers to regional finals

Ottawa Cyclones advance to at least one 3 A state berth after Roy Jackson 155pounds pins lift him to tonight’s championship final against Preston Cole. Several Cyclones faced early losses. Rex Pope and others still vie for third, with championship and third-place bouts set for 7 p.m. in Bonner gym. Admission $1 students $1.50 adults.

Bonner Springs Ottawa Roy Jackson Preston Cole Bonner Jackson Cole Bonner Gym

City Schedule for Church and Men’s League Junior Division

School programs list a February schedule across multiple gyms and divisions. Matches include Boys' Club against F U Methodist and First Church of Sts. senior and men’s tournaments run February 14 to 17 with multiple church and local teams noted along with bye entries.

S. Heart Gym F.U. Methodist T.U. MA Heart First C. Sts First C Faith Luth Nazarene N. Baptist Wesleyan N. Jr. Hi Gym W. Jr. Hi Gym Wesleyan Cal. Baptist Heart Nazarene CITA N. Bap.Foursquare F.A. Math F. Baptist Wesleyan

Panthers rally past Pomona 44 42 in league clash

Williamsburg edge Pomona 44 to 42 after a late free throw with two seconds left. Mike Hermreck led Williamsburg with 19 points as Pomona struggles with 31 percent shooting and 15 third-period fouls. Pomona drops to 7-10, Williamsburg to 12-5.

Williamsburg Pomona Indians Panthers Don Langley Mike Hermreck

Baldwin Bulldogs overpower Louisburg in 73 50 victory

Baldwin bullies Louisburg with a 27-12 fourth quarter run to seize a 73-50 Jayhawk League win. Jim Irick scores 29 as Lonnie Ray grabs 20 rebounds and Baldwin shoots 48 percent while Louisburg hits 26 percent and is outrebounded 49-36.

Baldwin Louisburg Wildcats Jayhawk Jim Irick Bulldogs Lonnie Ray Trick Ray Chambers Hartpence Webb Keithley Carriker Tooley DeGreave Woods Rigney Wise Kueser Antisdel

Braves Rout Graceland in HAC Tilt at Ottawa

Ottawa University romped past Graceland College 71-62 to extend its HAC winning streak to four and pull to 6-5 in league play. Bob Bryant led with 28 points and 15 rebounds while Len Moore added 15 as OU held a 9-2 start and controlled the rest.

Lamoni Iowa Ottawa University Graceland College Heart of America Braves HAC William Jewell Wilson Field House Ottawa Jewell Cardinals Missouri Valley Jam Tarkio College of Emporia Central Methodist Baker Bob Bryant Bryant Graceland Yellow Jackets Dennis Bahr Jackets Len Moore Liberty

Waverly Triumphs Over Greeley 74 68 in League Clash

Waverly Bulldogs rally past Greeley 74 to 68 in Tri Lakes League action. Harold Hughes scores 27 and Perry Chapman 23 as Waverly seizes control in the second half, overcoming a 13 point deficit and grabbing a 4th win against 13 losses. Katzer leads Greeley with 19 points.

Greeley Harold Hughes Perry Chapman Waverly Tri Lakes Hughes Chapman Bulldog Katzer Lickteig Egidy Mayes Sommer Guilfoyle

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