Tigers Roll To 5th Title In A Row
Lyndon Tigers stay unbeaten at 21 0 with a 62 51 district final win over Williamsburg to claim fifth straight title in Lyndon. Bruce Walquist sparked a second half rally点 Lyndon led 33 22 at half and dominated after intermission. Williamsburg 16 6 heads to Topeka regional. Burlingame beat Melvern 70 56 in third place game.
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Waverly Falls In Consolation at Lebo district tourney
Waverly Falls lost 81 62 to Hartford in the Lebo 1-A district third place game. Lebo beat Olpe 58 50 for the title. Hartford shot 50 percent from the floor and sank 19 more free throws led by Stan Whitaker 15 TDs, Perry Chapman 22 and Harold Hughes 22. Lebo and Olpe advance to the Chanute regional next week.
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Prep Scores Quiz Nods to AP Slate for Kansas Parks
Banner Springs 68 Turner 46. Council Grove 71 Wamego 54. Emporia 60 McPherson 48. Hiawatha 51 Holton 47. Junction City 71 Salina South i Maur Hill 64 Effingham 43. Ottawa 57 Rosedale 39. Phillipsburg 51 Norton 42. Salina 54 Manhattan 43. Fort Scott 58 Chanute 61. Leavenworth 61 Hayden 59. Scott City 88 Goodland 55. Shawnee Mission East 76 To peka Weat 75.
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Osage City Dominates Pomona To Clinch Santa Fe Trail Title
Osage City Indians outscored Pomona 69 to 48 in the Santa Fe Trail 2-A district final as Pomona hit 13 of 56 shots while Osage City drained 19 of 32 from the field and 31 of 45 free throws. Baldwin edged Wellsville 58 to 52 for third place, with Baldwin using a man to man defense and Truett Chambers leading scorers.
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Yates Center Guns To Title In 2A District
Wendell Leis spearheads Yates Center to a 77 61 victory over Marmaton Valley in the 2 A district final at Central Heights Leis scores 29 points on 12 field goals and 5 free throws as YC improves to 15 5 margin Marmaton Valley 17 4 falls after Three Rivers title Burlington defeats Central Heights 55 53 in Consolation game Turnovers and free throws influence the close finish with Burlington making 15 of 24 and Central Heights 5 of 11.
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Church League Volleyball Schedule for Practice Games
In the Mean N Jr High Gym the Church League schedules practice games across three divisions. Men play at 7:30 and 8:45 with teams Baptist Nazarene SF Bible F U Methodist Cal Bat Foursquare and Assembly. Women play at 7:15 and 6:00 with Wesleyan Foursquare F Baptist Assembly. Girls play 4:30 and 2:15 with Baptist Foursquare F U Methodist F Baptist.
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Ottawa Routs Rosedale 57-39 in ERL finale tilt
Ottawa Cyclones blitzed Rosedale in the third quarter to pull away for a 57-39 East Kansas League win. Van Jameson led Ottawa with 14 points, Greg Bulmer added 12, while Rosedale's Steve Hickman totaled 14 rebounds. Ottawa finished league play 3-7. Bonner Springs claimed the title at 10-0.
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Swede Sets New World Indoor Pole Vault Mark
Kjell Isaksson, a Stockholm physical education instructor, set a new world indoor pole vault record of 17 feet 10 inches at the National AAU Championships in Madison Square Garden near his 24th birthday. He credited a new pole and higher grip for the improvement. Rod Milburn upset in the 60 yard hurdles with a 7.1 second time, defeating Willie Davenport.
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