OHS Faces Trio of Tests in Week Schedule
Ottawa Hightangles meet Turner the ERL leader at home then travel to Olathe and Lawrence as part of a three game week. The Cyclones, 8-4 in league and 410 overall, seek rebound after a 62-45 loss to Turner and 6253 defeat by Argentine, with coach H. K. Stevens hoping for consistency. Turner features top ERL scorer Ken Dillon and a strong guard lineup, while Lawrence arrives with 12-5 record and star Tom Miller.
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Waymire's 112 Greeley 75 in Osawatomie tourney
Waymire's routed Greeley 112 to 75 in a first round Osawatomie Town Team tournament game. Ottawa led by Tom Watson with 31 points, Jim Pillars 25, Bob Lewis 23, while Marvin Setters had 20 for Greeley. Waymire's will face the winner of tonight's 8:30 game between the Bob White Motors Barracudas and Chanute. Waymire's B team was eliminated by forfeit.
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Payne named Her ald's Ottawa High Player of the Week
Cyclones suffer 10th loss as Dave Payne shines in second half with 19 points and team leading rebounds, keeping OHS from sliding further back in 62-53 defeat to Argentine. Payne overcomes foul trouble to spark scoring and rebounding for Ottawa High School.
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Shocker Ace Leads Valley With Hot Hand
Jamie Thompson stars for Wichita in the Missouri Valley scoring race with a 22.7 average. He outpaces Bradley's Joe Allen Louisville's Wes Unseld and Rich Parks of St. Louis as Wichita pursues the Valley title. Tulsa's Julian Hammond tops field accuracy with a .674 clip and Gene Demaree holds free throw accuracy at .977.
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Texas Western Moves to Third in AP Poll
Texas Western remains unbeaten with an 18 0 record and rises to third in the AP major college basketball poll behind Kentucky and Duke. Kentucky leads with 19 0 after beating Florida and Auburn, while Duke falls to fourth after a close loss to West Virginia and wins over NC State and Virginia.
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High School Basketball Tonight and Saturday Schedule
Turner at OHS 7 30 p m Junior High Gym Melvern at Lebo Osage City at Lyndon Central Heights at Wea Bucyrus Baldwin at Wellsville Waverly at Quenemo OHS at Olathe Overbrook at Scranton Waverly at Melvern Central Heights at Greeley Quenemo at Williamsburg Spring Hill at Wellsville Gardner at Baldwin Garnett at Cherryvale Tonight OU at Sterling Missouri at KU 7 30 p m Lawrence Saturday Feb 19
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Clinging Braves Face Two Must Wins at ECAC Rivalry
Ottawa University basketball faces two must win games this week in ECAC play as they chase movement in the Kansas Conference standings. OU travels to Sterling College tonight then hosts Southwestern on Saturday at Wilson Field House in the final home game of 1965 66. The Braves, 8 7 and tied for fourth with Bethel at 10 5, must win to stay with the top five, while Sterling sits last at 1 14 but uses a full court press that challenges Ottawa.
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Stars Vie In National Indoor Tennis Championship
Salisbury, Md AP Dennis Ralston and Arthur Ashe open action in the National Indoor Tennis Championships chasing a $100,000 prize. Pro impresario Jack Kramer touts the lure as the best route to becoming the top figure in American tennis. Ralston, confident after last year’s success, seeks Wimbledon and U S title glory, while Ashe eyes an amateur peak before turning pro.
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Williamsburg Wins FCS Grade Tourney Championship
Williamsburg edged Princeton 31 to 30 in two overtimes to capture the Franklin County League grade tournament title. Spring sealed it with two free throws after the second extra period. Williamsburg star Bill Hopkins led scorers with 12 points, while Princeton’s Larry Snow had 10. Appanoose defeated Pomona 44 28 for third place.
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