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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1990

Page

8

Sooners top Missouri 107 90 in Big Eight showdown

Oklahoma, seeking a top ranking, handed Missouri its seventh straight loss and extended its home win streak to 44. Doug Smith led Missouri with 27 points and 11 rebounds while Oklahoma’s Jackie Jones posted 28 points, 10 rebounds and seven blocks as Oklahoma State and Kansas State also pushed tempo amid conference play.

Doug Tucker Kansas City, Mo Billy Tubbs Kansas Tubbs Oklahoma Sooners Jayhawks Oklahoma Missouri Iowa State Nebraska Oklahoma State Colorado Kansas State Sooners Norman Doug Smith Jackie Jones

Kansas regains top NCAA basketball ranking

Kansas moves to No 1 for the third time this season with 41 first place votes and 1 570 points as UNLV climbs to second and Missouri drops to third. Duke and Oklahoma tie for fifth, while Connecticut jumps to fourth after a 24th victory. Georgetown slides to seventh after a loss to St Johns. Michigan falls a notch despite wins. Purdue and Syracuse hold the next spots in the Top Ten.

Jeff Gueldner Kansas Jayhawks Wildcats Steve Henson Pritchard Jim O’connell Missouri Oklahoma Tigers Sooner Syracuse UNLV Connecticut Huskies Duke North Carolina State Blue Devils Georgetown St. John’s Michigan Wolverines Purdue Illinois Arid Reebrits Georgia Tech Arkansas la Salle Michigan St LSU Oregon St Minnesota Xavier Ohio Clemson Louisville Loyola Marymount Arizona New Mexico

Wellsville wrestlers finish sixth at state with five boys

Rechtfertig took second for Wellsville while Cory Cunningham Heath Hrabe Bryan Hammon and Corey Anderson all earned fourth or better outcomes. Coach Morris praised the five man effort noting small roster hampered them but the six place finish showed depth and resolve.

WHS Heath Hrabe Eagles Bryan Hammon Corey Anderson Morris

Jayvee wins 13th with 60 57 victory over Chanute

Ottawa High junior varsity improves to 13 3 with a 60 57 win over Chanute High. Dieterich scores 20, key 4th quarter, Dieterich 8 points. Valentine and Waymire add 11 each as Ottawa trails 43 41 after three but surges late to win. Ottawa finishes season at Parsons tonight.

Chanute Ottawa High Chanute High Cyclones OHL Jeff Dieterich Dieterich Brandon Valentine Charlie Waymire Ottawa Parsons Ottawa Middle School

Ottawa High Girls JV Fall Short at Chanute

Ottawa High girls junior varsity lost 43 to 37 to Chanute Friday night. Sasha Lewis scored 12 for OHS while Sara Gibson and Liam Gray added 6 each. Melissa Kingsolver pulled down 10 rebounds as the season wraps with a game against Parsons at Ottawa Middle School at 8 p.m.

Chanute Ottawa High Sasha Lewis OHS Sara Gibson Liam Gray Ottawa Melissa Kingsolver Parsons Ottawa Middle School

Wellsville Freshmen Eagles win Central Heights tourney

The Wellsville High freshman boys captured the Central Heights Freshmen Tournament title, defeating Pomona 59-40 in the finals after a 69-57 opening round win over Waverly. McDaniel and Gretencord led with 12 points each in the final, Gretencord adding 12, Douglas 13, Harris 6 with four assists, and Belcher contributing rebounds and steals as the Eagles finish 12-5.

Wellsville High Central Heights Waverly Pomona Scott McDaniel Ryan Gretencord Jason Green Chris Belcher Bobby Douglas Eagles McDaniel Gretencord Phil Harris

Chiefs to play Rams in Berlin exhibition

Chiefs announce a summer exhibition against the Los Angeles Rams in Berlin as part of the Freedom Bowl weekend of August 11-12. The clash replaces the planned London game and will be paired with joint practices in Germany the week prior. Chiefs will host only four exhibitions this season.

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