Ottawa High Girls defeat Paola 38 16 in sub state tuneup
Ottawa High School’s Cyclones outpaced Paola 38 16 as Mandy Miller led with 13 points and DeNa Waggoner and DeeDee Lewis controlled the boards. The win lifts OHS to 9 11 and boosts momentum entering 5A sub state at Washburn Rural. Paola’s Peg Larkin led with 6 points as Ottawa forced 19 steals and 31 rebounds.
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OHS Girls
Rip Paola
OHS
Ottawa High
Kelly Krumsick
Cyclones
Washburn Rural High School
Topeka
Rural
Bonner Springs
Emporia
Krumsick
Ottawa
Paola
Peg Larkin
Tracy Snider
Panther
Mandy Miller
Toni Widler
DeeDee Lewis
Denise Schultze
DeNa Waggoner
Lewis
Debbie Ferguson
Ginger Diamond
Schultze
Netherland
Miller
Waggoner
Widler
Totals
Holden
Sammons
Dillard
Oliver
Bigger
Zimmerman
Snider
Larkin
Lakers Extend Streak Over Kings with 123-117 Win
Los Angeles defeated Kansas City 123-117 to stretch its winning streak against the Kings to nine games. Magic Johnson posted 15 points, 10 rebounds, and 17 assists, while James Worthy scored 26. Reggie Theus led KC with 28 points as the Lakers pulled away in the third quarter and held on despite a late bid by the Kings. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 23 for LAL. Eddie Johnson 23 for KC. A 15 minute second-period pause followed a scuffle between Larry Spriggs and Mark Olberding.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Kings
Reggie Theus
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Earvin
Magic’ Johnson
James Worthy
Los Angeles
Kansas City
California
Johnson
Eddie Johnson
Theus
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Larry Spriggs
Mark Olberding
USFL Hinges on Flutie in New Season Debut
The USFL opens its third season hoping Doug Flutie, signed by the New Jersey Generals for about 7 million, can attract a national following. Flutie will start against the Birmingham Stallions as the league unveils 14 teams, 18-game schedule, and instant replay appeals for key calls.
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Associated Press
United States Football League
Doug Flutie
Flutie
Boston College
New Jersey Generals
Generals
Birmingham Stallions
Birmingham
Legion Field
Walt Michaels
USFL
Tampa
Orlando Sentinels
Washington Federals
Tampa Bay Bandits
Los Angeles Coliseum
Houston Gamblers
Los Angeles Express
Steve Young
The
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Jim Kelly
Gamblers
USF
Baltimore Stars
Philadelphia
Jacksonville Bulls
Portland Breakers
Boston
New Orleans
Arizona
Outlaws
Arizona Wranglers
Oklahoma Outlaws
Denver Gold
Oakland Invaders
Michigan Panthers
Memphis
San Antonio
Trevino In Doral Open Contention After Round One
Lee Trevino shot a 69 to sit one behind leader Greg Twiggs at the Doral Eastern Open. Trevino, 46 this year, cited confidence and still aims to win majors while coping with a windy 35 mph gusts and an erratic driver. Fred Couples and others trailed by one, as Tom Kite faltered late to finish 71. Seve Ballesteros opened with 78 as Fuzzy Zoeller posted 74 in his return from back surgery.
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Miami
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Greg Twiggs
Twiggs
Fred Couples
Mark McCumber
Andy Bean
Peter Oosterhuis
Barry Jaeckel
Bill Kratzert
Gibby Gilbert
Bob Wrenn
Tom Kite
Fuzzy Zoeller
MdCV Boys Trip Waverly in regional semifinal thriller
Marais des Cygnes Valley trounced Waverly 57 54 to secure a regional final berth and a sub-state spot. MdCV led 14-10 after one and 28-27 at halftime, then pulled away in the third, with Jeff White leading MdCV with 16 points and Tim Peavler pacing Waverly with 23. MdCV meets Williamsburg or Linwood for the regional title. Waverly finishes 10-12.
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LEBO
Waverly
Burlingame
Williamsburg
Marais Des Cygnes
McCv
Steve Joonas
Joonas
Trojans
Bulldogs
Mdcv
Patti Smith
Kathryn Efinger
Prep Scores From Area Boys and Girls Matchups
Attica led Caldwell 68 50 as Beloit St John s defeated White Rock 83 39. Madison edged Clpe 61 52 and Norton fell to Atwood 40. In girls action Andover beat Maize 39 25 while Hanover routed BV Randolph 55 33 and Natoma defeated Sylvan Grove 51 64.
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Girls Andover
Maize
Brewster
Deerfield
Burrton
Pretty Prairie
Cimarron
Johnson
Garden City
Great Bend
Garden Plain
Conway Springs
Grinnell
Golden Plains
OT Hanover
Bv-Randolph
Haviland
Mullinville
Hays
Goodland
Mankato
White Rock
Manhattan
Latina South
Natoma
Sylvan
East
Leavenworth
Sharon
Attica
Spearville
Lewis
Ot tawa Recreation Commission Finals for Young Players
The Ottawa Recreation Commission ends its first and second grade basketball league with finals at Ottawa High School. At 1 p.m. on Court No. 1 Green faces Gray and Court No. 2 Blue plays Yellow. At 1:30 p.m. Court No. 1 Red meets Green while Court No. 2 has Blue against White. At 2 p.m. Court No. 1 Red faces White and Court No. 2 sees Yellow against Gray.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa High School
Logan Edges OHS In East Kansas Ninth Grade Game
Logan Raiders defeated Ottawa High 47 to 41 in a consolation contest. Ottawa led 14-13 after one quarter, but Logan outpaced 17-14 and 16-13 in the middle two and final periods, with Ottawa shooting 14 of 52 and Logan 23 of 56. Baylor scored 19 for Ottawa. Meyer added 10. Ottawa drops to 4-10 and faces a Saturday noon game.
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Tecumseh
Topeka
Logan
Ottawa High
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