UCLA Faces Free Throw Weakness As AP Poll Maintains Lead
UCLA, riding a 68-game win streak, leads The Associated Press college poll with 36 of 38 first place votes. Coach John Wooden notes poor free throw shooting, the Bruins hitting 62 percent, last in the Pac-8, after a run of dominance and strategic lineup tweaks. Kansas State clinches at least a share of the Big Eight title with a 91-67 win over Oklahoma State, while Colorado falls to Oklahoma 78-68 as the Buffs struggle at the line.
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Associated Press
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Oklahoma State
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Colorado
Norman
Sooners
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Buffs
Tommy Curtis
Greg Lee
Oregon State
Greg
Tommy
Ottawa Cyclones clash with Turner in EKL showdown
Ottawa High faces East Kansas League co leader Turner in Kansas City aiming to break a six game Turner streak and boost their 7-1 EKL record. Ottawa sits tied for third at 3-5 with two league games left, while Turner seeks to extend its 6 game league win streak and 10-6 overall.
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Argentine
Bonner Springs
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Golden Bears
Alan Johnson
Mark Smith
Guards
City Basketball Scores Junior League Night Mix
City basketball scores recap across Junior and Men's leagues with results for Faith Lutheran, Nazarene, Trinity U.M., Princeton, Pizza Village, Ottawa Steel and more. Key players include M. Switzer, Waldy, Crenshaw, Baker, Griffin, and Jaycee.
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Journey
FE. Baptist
Wesley
F. Christian Sts
M. Ball
R. Ball
Cavender
Gentner
McDaniel
Moore
Waldy
F. Baptist
Burke
Rader
Snyder
Kimball
Meyers
Perry
Totals
Faith Luther Ann
K. Switzer
Meyer
O.switzer
Dehn
Williams
M. Switzer
Cook
Nabor
Walter
Boys' Club
Ambler
Burns
Lane
Martin
J. Robinson
M. Robinson
Trinity U.M
Beauchamp
Coen
Hazen
C. Hook
G. Hook
LaRue
Milton
Woods
Bird
Stewart
Nazarene
Murray
Crenshaw
Young
Falls
Marconette
Women's League
Princeton
Wood
Schultz
Sobba
Spaulding
Burkdoll
Bomnanish
Ball
Revey
Stollemire
Pizza Village
Sheldon
Miller
Mackie
Johnson
Katzer
Dunn
Richardson
Boston
Ottawa Steel
Horn
Crane
Sass
OHL Player Of The Week Named Steve Stingley
The Herald designates Ottawa senior Steve Stingley as OHL Player of the Week for a second straight honor. He scored 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds in the Cyclones 59 to 44 loss to Olathe last Friday, boosting his past three game total to 47 points.
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New York Mets
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Philadelphia
Reggie Smith
Boston
Mel Stottlemyre
Horace Clarke
New York Yankees
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Cross Your Fingers Baseball War Ends as Pact Near Ratification
Bruce Lowitt reports the major league labor agreement is near approval after weeks of bargaining. Marvin Miller and John Gaherin brief players on terms, with ratification expected soon. Spring training begins as several clubs cancel workouts. Hall of Fame attendance hits 231,589 in 1972.
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Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
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John Gaherin
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Detroit Tigers
New York Mets
Minnesota Twins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mexico
Cooperstown
N.Y
Baseball Hall of Fame
Howard Talbot
Area Player Gary Sims Leads Queneme Victory Rally
Gary Sims of Queneme, named Herald Area Player of the Week, sparked a 17-4 run in six minutes of the final period to lift the Buffaloes over Paxico 57 52 and snap a 13 game losing streak in the final regular season contest. Sims finished with 14 points.
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Bowling Scores AJBC League Standings And High Scores
AJBC league results list high scores by team and bowler for October 30. Notable performances include J Betz 187 and 421 in Deuces Wild, C Watts 190 and 4595 in Pink Panthers, D Leecy 314, and H Wenthe 401 in Helen & Bills Cafe. Multiple teams show strong totals across divisions.
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J. Betz
Deuces Wild
T. Gordon
Tigers
K. Allen
Lucky Strikers
K. Artinger
Pink Panthers
C. Watts
B South
Lost Souls
C. James
R. Bachelor
D. Leecy
J. Peffly
B. Daugharthy
Royal Tlanes
H. Guyett
Ofcee's
C. Campbell
Lister’s
P. White
C. Dengel
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
T. Hamilton
H. Wenthe
Bent Fender
H. Linneman
Dynamic League
Heathman Oil
P. McDaniels
Lee’s Downtowner
A. Gilbert
Cravens Oil
Armstrong
V. Robrahm
Nitcher’s
D. Potter
Wassmer's Clothing
McCurdy
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Steve Myer
Mark Patton
Stevens
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Chris Kornhaus
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King Radio Corp
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Owen
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Harry Smith
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Thursday Knights
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PIN Wizards
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Coors Kids
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D. Shenk
G. Turner
Nitcher’s Floor Service
Career Club
Oxford
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Deni
Ottawa Lumber
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Jim McCrea
Weils
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Harry Smith Auto Supply
Dassmer
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