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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1971

Page

2

Kansas basketball rides snow to win. KU 21 1 leads nation

The fifth-ranked Jayhawks, delayed by a blizzard, beat Kansas State 61-48 to extend their winning streak to five and raise their record to 21-1, the best mark in more than two years. Other top teams posted mixed results across the nation.

Associated Press Kansas Jayhawks Kansas State Midwest Wildcats Indiana University Michigan Weber State Utah State Ohio State Iowa Notre Dame New York University Villanova Providence Oklahoma Nebraska Houston Baptist Louisiana State New Orleans Privateers Oklahoma State Cowboys Kansas Turnpike Wichita Civilization Missouri

Bowling League High Scores and Standings Update

Sunday and Tuesday bowling leagues report top scores and players across clubs such as Ottawa Bowl, Peoples National, Shine's, and Demolay. Notable marks include 555 by Yost and 590 by Byen der. many high 10 and high 30 figures listed with player names and team affiliations.

Ladie Peoples Carey Meck Arnold Liegerot Warhurst Eagles Michael Todd's Insurance Doman Heathman Oil Fer Haley Allen Industrial League Pence Optaoe Ottawa’bowl Blackstone Hughes Auto Ball Peoples National Hettler Davis Shine VaUghan Ottawa Co-Op Wall Alley Cats B. Vietze Timber Tumblers B. Moses J. Coffman Lucky Four B. Bond Chiefs Hustlers Shank King Pins Finch Wolken J. Shenk Don’s Cleaners Hull Hubbard Viette Bao So Briscoe Love Pepsi-Cola Yost Demolay Roehl Bent Fender Toumberlin Spears Byender

End Comeback None Too Soon For Juco Leaders

The Jayhawk Juco Conference title chase tightens as Hutchinson leads the Western Division after key losses by Seward County and Independence. Hutchinson hosts the regional March 1 2 and 3 while playoff berths stay wide open across both divisions with several schools in pursuit of the final spots. In Kentucky horse racing, a starting gate malfunction at Latonia race track caused the second race to be declared no contest and all bets refunded after 12 different double combinations paid in earlier races.

Gary Karr Wichita Eagle Associated Press Jayhawk Hutchinson Independence Seward County Fort Scott Gene Keady Ies Pirates Barton Butler Garden City Coffeyville Highland Johnson Red Ravens Barton County Gme iTpe WLW Mad Florence, Ky Latona Race Track Lightfoot Milly

Waverly and Reading reach 1-A semifinals in district tourney

Waverly defeats Americus 66 to 57 and Reading beats Williamsburg 74 to 84 to advance. Waverly meets Hartford at 8 30 Thursday after Reading-Lebo at 7 with both byes earned. Giffin goes nine for nine and Hughes contributes 18 as Waverly uses a strong third quarter to pull away.

LEBD Waverly Reading Americus Williamsburg Hartford Lebo Panthers Gary Collins Mike Hermreck Americas Bulldogs Lyon Hughes Giffin Ron Wiebe J. Hughes Chapman H. Hughes Peck Butterfield McNabb Collins Melvin Reed G. Wiebe Huston Hansen Brickell Marion Reed Bausman R. Wiebe

Prep Scores From Kansas District Tournaments

Scores from multiple prep basketball matchups across districts with results for Class 1A and 2-A rounds detailing teams such as De Soto Gardner Hayden Seaman Marysville Hiawatha Osawatomie Paola Salina Turner Shawnee Mission West WaKeeney Oberlin Oberlin, and district pairings at Montazuma Highland Sharon Springs Sublette Brewster Lebo Waverly Reading St. Patrick's McCune Pleasanton Central Heights Prescott Senca Sts Peter Paul Clyde Republic Jamestown Beloit St. John’s Jennings Lenora Logan Morland and Seneca Wathena Troy along with round outcomes and scores for first-round district games.

THE Associated Press de Soto Gardner Hayden Seaman Marysville Hiawatha Osawatomie Paola Salina Salina South Turner Bonner Springs Shawnee Mission East Shawnee Mission West WaKeeney Oberlin Montazuma Montzeuma Ensign Highland Midway Denton Bern Sharon Springs Weskan Grinnell Sublette Kendall Rolla Brewster Edson Herndon Bird City Golden Plains Lebo Waverly Americus Reading Williamsburg McCune St. Patrick’s Colgan McCune Chetopa Pleasanton Central Heights Blue Mound Prescott Mound City Senca Sts. Peter & Paul Nemaha Valley

Two Songs Don't Make A Right On Golf Tour Sarazen Says

Gene Sarazen, at 68 preparing for the PGA Championship, lambasts long hair and long courses as ruining golf. He cites players Floyd Rodgers Shaw Stanton and Wiechers for hair trends, criticizes modern purses, and recalls early attire and tour life, comparing eras and praising Palmer, Hagen, and Jones.

Sarazen West Palm Beach Fila Gene Sarazen Ray Floyd Phil Rodgers Tom Shaw Bob Stanton Ron Cerrudo Jim Wiechers Jack Nicklaus Gene Arnold Palmer Gary Player Bill Casper Tony Jacklin Westchester County Appawamis Club New York Inwood Long Island Jock Hutchison Cyril Walker Walter Hagen Hagen Palmer Squire

Vikings Roll Past Blue Mound In District Play

Central Heights dominates Blue Mound 100 to 57 in the Class 1-A district opener. Stockard scores 41 with 27 rebounds as CH boats 74 points from guard trio Stockard Robertson and Fredricks amid a 35 turnover pressure defense. CH meets Greeley in semifinals. Prescott also defeats Mound City 60-55.

Pleasanton Central Heights Blue Mound Ron Stockard Bill Robertson Phil Fredricks Vikings Stockard Robertson Fredricks Greeley Prescott Mound City Central Stephan Milchelt Schulz Carey Neill Burkdoll Bruler

Communist Judges Favor Russian World Figure Skating Duo

In Lyon, Communist judges dominate the World Figure Skating Championships dance competition. Ludmila Pachomova and Alexander Gorshkov of Russia are poised for the title after leading with 004 fidging points through compulsory dances. American Judy Schwemeyer and Jim Sladky of Syracuse trail in second, with judges from the US, UK, and Canada ranking them top. The controversy centers on judging methods and the potential influence of nationality on scores.

Lyon France Russia Ludmila Pachomova Alexander Gorshkov Judy Schwemeyer Indianapolis Jim Sladky Syracuse N.Y Angelika Erich Buck West Germany Miss Schwemeyer and Sladky Judes Ales Sse

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