Ottawa Gals Overpower Turner In East Kansas League Victory
Ottawa High Cyclones dominated Turner 51 to 31 at OHS, forced turnovers, and built a 22 point lead in the second half. Kaub led with 16 points, Jung scored 12, and Weber pulled 13 rebounds as Ottawa improved to 6 11 on the season. Turner struggled from the floor and committed 23 turnovers en route to the loss.
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UNLV Runnin Rebels Reach No 1 in AP Poll
UNLV climbs to the top of the AP college basketball rankings for the first time in 25 years as the only unbeaten team at 22-0. Indiana moves to No 2, North Carolina drops to No 3, with Villanova, Houston and others following.
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Carr In Form as Shockers Dump Drake
Antoine Carr led Wichita State to an 80-65 MVC win over Drake with a season high 31 points, 21 in the second half, plus five blocks as Aubrey Sherrod and Xavier McDaniel supported with 14 and 13 points. Virginia routed Georgia Tech 92-69 behind Craig Robinson and Ralph Sampson as Arkansas and Kentucky won in other SEC action.
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City Scores Basketball Night Totals From Local League
The report lists team totals and individual player lines for multiple city league games. Notable entries include PEOPLES BANK and COMMUNITY 4-SQUARE with high scorers and full game totals across teams CALVARY BAPTIST NORTH BAPTIST WESTMINISTER LESH OIL NUGGETS LAKERS ROCKETS BUCKS SONICS KINGS plus players such as Thompson Bowman Wilken and Walters with varied point totals.
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Cyclone JV Girls Roll Over Bears 70 28
Ottawa High junior varsity girls overwhelmed Turner Golden Bears 70 to 28 after a 12-8 first quarter deficit. Nine OHL players scored led by Janet Netherland with 19 and Lyn Mahl with 17 as the Cyclones surged to a 28-16 halftime lead and a 30-4 final quarter run.
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Mandy Miller
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White Wins Sarasota Title in Rain Delayed LPGA Finish
Donna White captured the $175,000 LPGA Sarasota Classic with a final round 68 for a 4 under 284 total, edging Alice Miller JoAnne Carner and Nancy Lopez by one stroke amid a rain delayed 72 holes. White, back after motherhood and a self-imposed break from practice, earned $26,250 and her third career win.
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Donna White
White
Alice Miller
JoAnne Carner
Nancy Lopez
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Carner
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Eagles Overcome Slow Start To Beat Basehor Bobcats 67 54
Wellsville Eagles improve to 14-0 overall and 4-0 in Jayhawk League after a 67-54 win at Basehor High. Duane Colwell and Steve Shelton lead with 17 points each as Wellsville turns a 19-9 first quarter deficit into a 29-27 halftime edge and pulls away in the third period.
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Colwell
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Cramer
Baldwin
Spring Hill
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