KU Atones For Nebraska Folly
Kansas wins 66-63 at home over Nebraska as Ted Owens reshuffles lineup with freshman Ted Boyle starting and Mark Summers debuting at center. Mungley and Guy lead with 22 points each, Kansas shoots 58 percent, but foul line woes and road record remain concerns. Nebraska’s Handy Johnson leads with 18, Missouri and Oklahoma State win in other Big Eight games as Kansas eyes top four finish.
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Cyclone Beauchamp and Stewart win 5-A regional titles
Keenan Beauchamp and Larry Stewart of Ottawa High win 167 pound and heavyweight crowns at Bishop Miege, becoming Ottawas 12th and 13th regional gold matmen. Beauchamp advances to sub-state with 18-2 record. Stewart improves to 15-6. Fort Scott sub-state opens Friday 1:30 p.m. with first rounds.
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Braves rally halts Pioneers in HAC clash at Ottawa
Tommy Starkes led Ottawa University with a career high 33 points as the Braves outscored Mid-America Nazarene 18-3 in the opening eight minutes of the second half to beat the Pioneers 92-81 at Wilson Field House. Starkes and Tim Weber sparked the rally, while OU controlled the boards and hit 28 of 35 free throws to snap a six-game skid and improve to 12-15 overall and 6-8 in HAC. Mid-America, led by Dave Bowman and Bohi, shot 43 percent after halftime and fell to 6-21 overall.
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Vikings Sweep Williamsburg in TRL Route
Central Heights Nor the boys beat Williamsburg 42 24 to sweep the Three Rivers League while the CH girls won 44 25 for their eighth straight victory Rhonda Barrett led the girls with 18 points and Lori Ohmes added 9 as Heights moved to 15 1 overall and 9 0 in league action on the road Panthers drop to 6 9 The CH boys improved to 12 2 with Jerry Robertson leading a balanced attack with 10 points Burg’s Thayne Bush matched Robertson with 10 as Williamsburg fell to 14 15 in the season with a 19 12 halftime lead erased by a 17 2 third quarter run.
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