Opportunistic Bears Triumph Over OHS 75-60
Turner, led by center Ken Dillon with 20 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks, forced 37 turnovers and capitalized on Ottawa High errors to post a 75-60 win. Ottawa slipped to 3-5 in the East Kansas League while Turner improved to 14-2 in 16 games and 7-1 ERL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Turner
Golden Bears
Cyclones
Bears
Ottawa
Rosedale
Wildcats
Ohl
Ken Dillon
OHS
Dillon
Gene Pettey
Pettey
Beyeye
Dave Payne
Pomona Edges Williamsburg 61 60 In clutch free throws
Pomona overcame Williamsburg with 23 made free throws to 10 by the Panthers. Warren Wittman led the Indians with 20 points and 16 rebounds, while Raymon Schroeder and Craig Collins added 14 and 13. Williamsburg’s Jake Heck had 19 points, Doug Bethell 16, as Ottawa and Turner also feature in the extended game notes.
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Pomona
Williamsburg
Panthers
Indians
Warren Wittman
Raymon Schroeder
Craig Collins
Jake Heck
Doug Bethell
Schroeder
Stel
King
Collins
Beesley
Burgess
Heck
Gentry
Smith
Bethell
Howard
Toetal
Baldwin 66 Eagles 53 in foul plagued win
Baldwin Bulldogs pulled away from Wellsville Tigers 66 to 53 clinching at least a share of the Little Seven title. Tom Swan led Baldwin with 20 points while Roger O Neil scored 26 for Wellsville and Gary Davenport added 13. Baldwin sank 28 fouls to Wellsville 15 and finished with a 14 3 overall record while Wellsville stood 6 68 and 8 9 for the season.
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Wellsville
Baldwin
Tom Swan
Dave Nutt
Bulldogs
Bill Beedles
Eagles
Roger O’neil
Gary Davenport
Wellseville
College Basketball Scores From Kansas and Nearby
Kansas 98, Missouri 54, Oklahoma 69, New Orleans College of Emporia 84, McPherson 69. iFriends 110, Kansas Wesleyan Bethany 67, Bethel 55. Ottawa 71, Sterling 58, Southwestern 87, Baker 63, Pittsburg State 82, Emporia State 71. Benedicts 14, Washburn 67, Doane 74, Omaha 0. Tabor 98, Park 63, Rockhurst 91, William Jewell 68, Culver-Stock
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
New Orleans
College of Emporia
McPherson
iFriends
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Bethel
Ottawa
Sterling
Southwestern
Baker
Pittsburg State
Emporia Tate
Benedicts
Washburn
Doane
Neb
Omaha
Tabor
Park
Rockhurst
William Jewell
Title Bout's Tax Fortune Definitely In Clay's Favor
Cassius Clay draft board chair J Allen Sherman argues delaying induction beyond his March 29 title fight with Ernie Terrell could be tax income driven. Estimated tax take around 500000 and Clay, 24, is near top of the eligible list though deferment for fighters is not standard.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Clay
Ernie Terrell
J. Allen Sherman
Sherman
Army
Lyndon Tigers trounce Osage City in Tuesday win
Lyndon Tigers defeat Osage City 83 to 60 as Ken Culbertson scores 24 and Jim Gurss adds 22. Lyndon shoots well from the line, sinking 25 of 32, with Yockey and Toulouse adding double digits. The victory improves Lyndon to 12 wins and 7 losses.
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Lyndon
Lyndon Tigers
Osage City
Ken Culbertson
Jim Gurss
Dennis Yockey
Ray Toulouse
Tigers
Yockey
K. Culbertson
Qubed
L. Culbertson
Gurss
Toulouse
Tiffany
Singular
Clayton
Reed
Moulin
Waldron
Evans
B. Jackson
Bolyard
Braves defeat Sterling 71 to 58 in Kaneasa Conference clash
Ottawa University Braves surged after halftime to beat Sterling College 71 58 and move into fourth place in the Kaneasa Conference. Gary Harrison and Leonard Scheufler sparked the rally with 48 percent second half shooting to overcome Sterling led by John Wilkey's 33 points. Mercer 21 and Verdi 20 paced Ottawa as they improved to 9 7 in conference play and stayed within reach of the ECAC title chase. Sterling dropped to 2 15 in league play as Southwestern looms next at Wilson Field House.
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Sterling
Ottawa
Sterling College
Braves
Gary Harrison
Leonard Scheufler
Otetawa
Warriors
Chuck Mercer
Tony Verdi
Harrison
Scheufler
John Wilkey
Bethel
Bethany
College of Emporia
McPhereson
Kanesas Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Friends
Southwestern
Wilson Field House
Ouis
Baker
VanErt
Oele
Sutter
Waverly 99 Defeats Quenemo in Big Win
Waverly Bulldog players hit double figures as they surged from a 10-10 start to a 99-59 win over Quenemo. Dennis Robbins led with 33 points, Lyle Williams added 20, and Waverly dominated with 48 percent shooting and a 51-35 rebounding edge.
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Quenemo
Waverly
Buffaloes
Bulldogs
Waverely
Dennis Robbins
Lyle Williams
Dean Hess
Terry Lewis
Buffs
Robbins
Lewis
James
L. Williams
Roney
Winchell
Stewart
Hess
D. Williams
Combs
Total
Casten
Stultz
Fine
Mooney
Cade
Weiss
Graham
Barracudas Beat Chanute for Semifinal Clash with Waymire’s
The Barracudas defeated Chanute 94 to 72 to advance to a semifinal showdown with Waymire’s of Ottawa. Bob Cole scored 22 and Jerry Freeman 21 points to lead the Barracudas.
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Bob White Motors
Barracudas
Waymire’s
Ottawa
Chanute
Osawatomie
Bob Cole
Jerry Freeman
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Bonner Springs
Doug Underwood
Cys
Ronenie Lloyd
Russ Meier
Dennis Wieneke
Underwood
Payne
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Lawrence
Wieneke
Killough
Lloyd
Matthews
Buck
Seymour
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Doyle
Cassidy
O'Neal
Meiery
McCurry
Thorton
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Stankiewicz
Wilson
Seter
Hardage
Domnanish
Haworth
Stein
Beedles
Biddle
Perry
Swan
Sele ‘Ger
Nutt
Purvis
Taul
Barnett
Davenport
Bae “Weers
O'Neil
Burrell
Todd
Ocler
Bradbury
Waymire
Dean Berlin
Black and Decker
Nuzman Lumber
Chevrolet
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