Rosedale Routs Ottawa in ERL clash 58 33
Ottawa high school suffered a dismal night as Rosedale dominated the East Kansas League contest 58 to 33. Dave Payne led OHS with 17 points while John Buck 20 and Steve Wiedner 11 paced Rosedale. Ottawa hit 13 of 48 field goals and struggled to move the ball against the taller Wildcats.
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Baldwin Nips Louisburg For District Title
Baldwin held an early lead and withstood Louisburg’s fourth quarter surge to win 64-63 in the class B district tournament. Beedles led Baldwin with 16 including key fourth quarter points, Taul scored 20, while Moody and Wood tallied 21 and 19 for Louisburg. Both teams advance to the Lebo regional next week.
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Waverly Ends Melvern Streak In Burlingame Title
Waverly defeated Melvern 68 to 55 in the class B district final at Burlingame to snap Melvern’s 16 game winning streak. Dennis Robbins scored 31 points, Terry Lewis added 18, as Waverly led early and pulled away in the second period. Melvern drops to 19 wins and 2 losses. Leon Lindstrom scored 22 for Melvern while Leland Shaffer added 14. Waverly advances to the Lebo regional next week with a 16‑5 season mark.
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Pro Basketball Results and Friday Scores
The Associated Press reports Friday's NBA results with Philadelphia defeating New York 130 to 124 and San Francisco beating Cincinnati 125 to 119. Upcoming games include Baltimore at Philadelphia and Boston at New York.
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Ryan Credits Crowd After 4 Minute Mile
Kansas City AP report on 18 year old Kansas freshman Jim Ryan running a 3:59.6 indoor mile with no pacer, first sub four indoor mile this season in the United States, aided by a 4,600 crowd. He clocked 59.7, 2:01, 3:01, 58.6 final quarter on a 112 lap track. Final results from the 38th Big Eight indoor meet noted two meet records and two ties, with Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma performers setting marks in various events.
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Garnett Triumphs to Clinch TVL Crown in Narrow Victory
Garnett beats Neodesha 60.52 to clinch the Tri-Valley League title. Garnett led 30.26 at halftime and pulled away early in the third quarter before Neodesha rallied, foul trouble doom the upset. Feuerborn and Wolken scored 14 each, Barr added 13. Stepanich led Neodesha with 14. Garnett finishes 13-0 in league. regional tourney set for March 14 at Bonner Springs.
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College basketball scores and tournament semifinals results
Scores show San Francisco 88 over St. Mary's 67 and UCLA 95 over California 79. Also listed are Pacific 73 over Santa Clara 68, Stanford 82 over Southern Cal 71, Gonzaga 82 over Montana 81, Weber State 102 over Idaho State 92, BYU 89 over New Mexico 60, Montana State 94 over Idaho 89, Air Force 87 over Creighton 77. Southern Conference Tournament semifinals Davidson 84 over Richmond 65 and West Virginia 64 over William & Mary 50.
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Central Heights Wins District Title Over Mound City 59 55
Pleasanton Central Heights surged to beat first seed Mound City 59 to 55 for the class B district crown. Cliff plays by Willey King Chambers and Foltz sparked a late rally as Central Heights overcame a 49 41 deficit. Foltz scored 16 in the second half, Central Heights hit key free throws, and rebounding miscues by Mound City helped decide the outcome.
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