UCLA Runs Pac 8 Title Streak To Thirteenth Straight
UCLA clinched its 12th consecutive Pac 8 title and 15th in 16 years with a 96 58 rout of Oregon State as Gary Cunningham praised defense and David Greenwood tallied 23 points. Utah upset New Mexico 95 92, NC State beat UNC 72 67, and Ohio State topped Minnesota 94 87 in overtime.
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Ken Rappoport
Ucla Bruins
Bruins
Oregon State
UCLA
Gary Cunningham
John Wooden
OSU
David Greenwood
Cunningham
Utah
New Mexico
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Ohio State
Minnesota
Michigan State
Northwestern
Louisville
Ball State
Jeff Judkins
Buster Matheney
Lobos
Judkins
Matheney
Michael Gray
Marvin Johnson
Clyde Austin
Austin
Wolfpack
Tar Heels
Phil Ford
Mike O'Koren
Rich Yonaker
Duke
Blue Devils
Chapel Hill
Kelvin Ransey
Ransey
Buckeyes
Earvin Johnson
Greg Kelser
Johnson
Keiser
Darrell Griffith
Rick Wilson
Griffith
Bonner Galf Stops Cyclones in Low-Scoring Match
Ottawa High girls fall 28 to 19 to Bonner Springs as absence of Ethyl Schultz cripples offense. Gail Kirk scores 18 for Bonner, Julie Buick 9 and Amy Sheldon 8 pace Ottawa, who head to Emporia for sub state opener versus top seed.
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa High
OHS
Ethyl Schultz
Gail Kirk
Bonner
Ottawa
Cyclones
Julie Buick
Amy Sheldon
Emporia
OHL
Oms
Nevenswander
Burl
Night Hawks and Alley Cats Lead Bowling Scores
A crowded bowling score sheet lists teams such as Night Hawks, Alley Cats and Pamida Wrong Doers with high games and series figures. Notable scorers include N Martindale 225, 527 and K Cramer 175, 490, among others from numerous entries across teams like Kansas State Bank and Fritts Garage.
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Night Hawks Alley Cats
N. Martindale
GO Getters
Mason
Charlie’s Devils
K. McFaDden
Pamida
Doers
Toc. Wilts
B. Donart
Moor Maidens
R. Ctors
Kramer-Shapfe
P. Cramer
N. Ledam
Taco Belles
M. Perry
Mognshiners
Guy's
F. Houston
Everson
Phonies
M. Burgoon
Wingert Dil
G. Meyer
Bienie’s
P. Bien
Pamida Wa&ynettes
V. Simms
Fogle Quarry
L. Bayless
Pca's Daughters
D. Bones
D. Stottiemire
Moore's
N. Morrow
Kansas State Bank
D. Oule
M. Stine
National Guard
J. Wolken
Fritts Garage
C. Fritts
J. Welborn
Finch's
J. Eagecamp
Havens Stee
R. Woods
Clark
J. Allen
Lyndon Girls Reach 2A Regional Final In Close Semi
Lyndon High School girls surged to a 56 29 win over Hartford to reach the 2A regional final at Central Heights. Prairie View defeated CH 45 44 in the other semifinal, setting up a Saturday title game at 6 30 pm with Lyndon and Prairie View.
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Lyndon
Central Heights
Hartford
Prairie View
Sandy Osborn
Tigers
Janice Keelan
Osborn
Keelan
LHS
Nielson
Mahan
Melody Myers
Mower
Chase County
Hillsboro
Olpe
Berean Academy
AD Monta Cimarron
Johnson
Lakin
Southwestern Heights
Mission Valley St. Marys
Riley County
Northern Heights
Rossville
Nemahs Valley
Horton
Hanover
Wathena
Sabetha
al Sedan
Sedan
Caney
Riverton
Southeast
Cherokee
Perry-Lacompton
Perry-Lecompaton
Baldwin
Silver Lake
Eudora
Pleasant Ridge
Immaculata
Jefferson North
Valley Falls
Royal Valley
Uniontown
Frontenac
Yates Center
Humboldt
Eric A al Leod Leod
St. Francis
Oakley
Dighton
le Crosse
Kinsley
Otis-Bson
Ells
Spearville
Harford
Southeast Saline
Sterling
Lindsborg
Caldwell Garden Plain
Conway Springs
Medicine Lodge
Fairfield
Rose Hill
Bluestem
Halstead
Central Burden
A! Mankato
Lincoln
Smith Center
Linn
Beloit
HI City
Stockton
WoKeeney
Hill City
Oberlin
Adoundridge
Hesston
Leroy Upsets Williamsburg In 1A Regional Clash
Leroy defeats Williamsburg 39 30 to end the Panthers season. Garland leads Leroy with 20 points while Priscilla Roberts scores 17 for Williamsburg. Leroy advances to face Madison in the regional title game with a place in sub state on the line.
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Lebo
Williamsburg
Leroy
Panthers
Panther
Garland
Priscilla Roberts
Madison
Gridley
High Jump Rivalry Sparks AAU Indoor Showdown
Franklin Jacobs challenges Dwight Stones for the AAU Indoor title in New York, praised Stones as the Muhammad Ali of track. Jacobs, 5-8, aims higher than 7 feet 8 inches, amid a field including Bayi, Coghlan, and Waigwa, with Stones seeking to reclaim the record after a recent setback.
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New York
Leon Spinks
Muhammad Ali
Franklin Jacobs
Dwight Stones
Spinks
Ali
Jacobs
Stones
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Franklin
San Francisco
Filbert Bayi
Tanzania
Eamonn Coghlan
Ireland
Wilson Waigwa
Kenya
Bayi
Houston McTear
Steve Riddick
Steve Williams
Larry Shipp
James Owens
Ucla
Charles Foster
Tom Hill
Herman Frazier
Stan Vinson
James Robinson
Marty Liquori
Suleiman Nyambui
Dan Ripley
Earl Bell
Mac Wilkins
al Feuerbach
Terry Albritton
Tommy Haynes
Francie Larrieu
Jan Merrill
Brenda Morehead
Jane Frederick
Rosalyn Bryant
Lorna Forde
Joni Huntley
City Scores BASKETBALL Man's A League Chaos Summary
Unclear OCR fragment shows multiple team rosters and scores from a local league, listing players and totals for teams such as KRAMER DRUGS S, OTTAWA JAYCEES, LOYD BUILDERS, JESTERS, SELECT DAIRY, NATARENE, FAITH LUTH RAN, PRINCETON METHODIST, WESLEYAN, PRINCETON JAYCEES, HAVENS STEEL, DUKE MANUFACTURING, and OTTAWA TRUCK with various point totals and forfeit notes.
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Kramer
Waymire
Sashe
Sutton
Wyler
Gibson
Inde
Watkins
Howarth
Williams
Mallory
Turner
Randel
Aererack
Evans
Totals
Ottawa Jaycees
Cummings
Dawson
Water
Krup
Meyer
Loyd Builders
Black
Vag
Suffron
Stencon
McHitlen
Topp
Chambers
Shatter
Selmakers
Rauth
Ash
H. de Court
Whitacre
Winden
Rystemus
Dunkin
Warren
Select Dairy
Rhodes
Clarkin
Hindartiter
Janes
Pearson
N12
Jones Leads Gleason Classic After Opening Round
Gleason Florida AP Grier Jones says he is just finding winning touch at the Jackie Gleason Invitational. He shot a 5 under par 66 to lead by two over eight players including Fuzzy Zoeller Bob Shearer Danny Edwards Andy Bean Kermit Zarley Hale Irwin Gibby Gilbert Steve Melnyk. Jack Nicklaus tied for third at 71 with eleven players three back. Jones, from Wichita Kansas, noted cold conditions and limited play over December with family duties keeping him away from tournaments at the start of January.
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Lauderhl
Fla
Grier Jones
Jackie Gleason
Jones
Fuzzy Zoelle
Bob Shearer
Danny Edwards
Andy Bean
Kermit Zarley
Hale Irwin
Gibby Gilbert
Steve Melnyk
Nicklaus
Jarry Jaeckel
Lynn Lott
Dave Eichelberger
Don January
Pat McGowan
Bob Gilder
Tom Jenkins
Gary Wintz
Tim Simpson
Wichita
Kans
Jane
Kansas
California
Braves Among Star Leaders in NAIA District 10 stats
Ottawa University earns high praise with Kevin Moore and William Davie among top District 10 leaders. Moore ranks ninth in scoring and second in rebounding, while Davie posts a strong free throw percentage. OU finishes 16-9 overall and 9-5 vs District 10, with playoff hopes tied to Kansas Newman Bethany Washburn and others. Fishing area opens March 1 with units A and G accessible, B closed until late April for migrating waterfowl rests.
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Braves
Kevin Moore
William Davie
Moore
Jerry Krone
Bethany
Caroes
Dan Mills
Mid-America Nazarene
Davie
Leroy Leep
Kansas
Newman
Kansas Newman
Southwestern
Marymount
Washburn
Emporia State
Fort Hays State
Marais Des Cygnes
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Ramsey Printers
G. RaMsay
Bendix
L. Pyle
J. Garcia
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Dick Stinnett
L. Andrews
L. Jacobs
A. Becreny
Lindsay
Dunlop
Allay
Wakefield
St. Paul
Thayer
McCune
Atoona-Midway
AAU
Natarene
Eaw
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Ellis
Marcongue
Reed
Murray
Faith Luth
Ran
Keefer
Skidmore
Flippo
Lines
Switzer
Smith
Totmin
Veet
Princeton Methodist
Robartson
Lawin
Brock
Witton
Wesleyan
Castell
Dodd
Covert
White
Fisherton
Yberra
Sonnson
Tol Inet
Rum-Dumbs
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Thompson
Robinson
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Ward
Lehmanke
Princeton Jaycees
Bones
Stottlemire
Stockard
Kerry
Burkdall
Wilson
Havens Steel
Asiwinn
Perry
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Wood
Dilton
Woods
Duke Manufacturing
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Tate
Crawford
Burgoon
Fine
Dunn
Cheney
Flannar
Bulmer
Forsarth Ottawa
Jones Paces
Gleason Golf
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Edna Rose Lister
Tom Bach
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