Eagles Hold Off OHS At Stripe in ERL clash
Olathe edged Ottawa High 54 to 46 at home as the Eagles stayed within reach of second place in the East Kansas League. Meeker and O’Dell each scored 15 for Olathe while McKaig added 13 and the team hit 16 free throws to seal the win. Ottawa slipped to 2-16, continuing a rough season, with Jameson leading their scoring in a low-field night.
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Ottawa High
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Clathe
Mutt
Jeff
Dave Meeker
ERL
Mark O'Dell
Meeker
O’dell
OHL
Brad McKaig
McKaig
van Jameson
Steve Stingley
Mark Brink
H. K. Stevens
Gary Brockus
Faieson
Waymire
Manhassan
Bulmer
Stingley
Brockus
Whitacre
Brink
Louk
Totals
Feuerbach Eyes Outdoor Season With A Purpose
LA AP Al Samson Feuerbach aims to prove he can throw outdoors as well as indoors. The 69 feet 434 inch indoor world record holder starts outdoor season March 4 at the Meet of Champions in the Los Angeles Coliseum. He recalls 1971 outdoor marks and seeks 70 feet while maintaining speed and strength training gains.
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Los Angeles
al “Samson” Feuerbach
Feuerbach
Emporia State
Los Angeles Coliseum
Long Beach
Waverly Beats Madison In Lebo District Tourney
Waverly High School defeated Madison 72 to 53 to advance to the Lebo i A district semifinals facing top seed Lebo. Gary Giffin led Waverly with 27 points as Madison’s Gary Maule scored 17. Waverly built a 22 12 first quarter lead and held a 51 36 margin through the fourth, finishing 29 of 63 from the floor.
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Waverly
Madison
Bulldogs
Olpe
Hartford
MHS
Nets
Gary Giffin
Giffin
Harold Hughes
Perry Chapman
Gary Maule
Max Buster
Alan Watts
Randy Schankie
Hughes
Chapman
Reed
Huggard
Collins
Wyrick
Maule
Watts
Top Hurlers Still Holdouts
Bruce Lowitt reports that two of the majors top pitchers remain unsigned as camps open. Detroit GM Jim Campbell cites contract length and pay delaying Mickey Lolich, the Tigers 25 game winner, while Vida Blue of Oakland, league MVP and Cy Young winner, delays over money after earning under 15 000 last season and 24 wins.
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Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
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Blue
Cy Young
Oakland
Bowling Tuesday Night Ladies Insurance High Scores
Bowling lanes report Tuesday night results with top series and scores across multiple teams. Notable high games include Bennett 146 and Campbell 410 for PEOPLES NATIONAL, Lichtenberger 172 and 455 for ARH, Gordon 173 and 488 for ARNOLD'S JEWELRY, and Keim Taumberlin 143 for HEATHMAN OIL. Other leaders include Cordle 171 464, Ledom 177 428, Shhenk 165 487, Pringle 216 413, WillHITE 193 483, Davis 202 954, Hastings 149 450.
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Campbell
Peoples National
Pomona Downs Baldwin In Santa Fe Trail Opener
Pomona beat Baldwin 52 to 48 in the Santa Fe Trail 2A district first round. Pomona shot 19 of 47 from the field and 50 percent at the line while Baldwin hit 36 percent from the floor and 8 of 17 at the line. Ty Hogue and Don Langley led Pomona with 14 points each. Mike Miller added 13. Baldwin was led by Rick Webb and Doug Hartpence with 11 each.
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Chambers
Rick Webb
Doug Hartpence
Irick
Hartpence
Webb
Ray
Kietchley
King
Totals
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Langley
Moses
Miller
Schultz
Stankard
Panthers Melvern Win District Tourney Opener
Lyndon Williamsburg defeated Quenemo 51-45 and Melvern beat Kansas School for the Deaf 59-52 in first round class 1-A district tourney action. Dehn led Williamsburg with 28 points while Heilman topped Melvern with 17 as Lyndon, 19-0, advances to face Melvern in the semifinals Thursday.
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Melvern
Kansas School For the Deaf
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Mark Heilman
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Dehn
Collins
Hermreck
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Totals
Weiss
Frack
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