Ottawa Faces Atchison In 3-A Regional Opener
Ottawa High meets second seed Atchison in the 3-A regional first round at Hayden High in Topeka. The Cyclones, 3-16, contrast with Atchison's 12-5 while Ottawa eyes improvement and a chance to upset the favored Redmen led by Stan Ross. The tourney includes Santa Fe Trail, Hayden, Shawnee Heights, and others with semifinals Thursday and finals Friday.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Atchison
Topeka
OHS
Ottawa
Ottawa-Atchison
Hayden High
Hiawatha
Holton
Santa Fe Trail
Shawnee Heights
Hayden
Santa Fe
Effingham
Olathe
Miege
Highland Park
Argentine
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Pomona
Basehor
Marmaton Valley
Yates Center
Eudora
Osage City
Louisburg
Tonganoxie
Shawnee St. Joseph
Gardner
Paola
Maur Hill
Desoto
Bonner Springs
Rosedale
Fort Scott
Osawatomie
Altamont
Ioa
Parsons
Columbus
Girard
Garnett
Westmoreland
Williamsburg
Valley Falls
Highland
Jackson Heights
Jefferson West
Lyndon
Oskaloosa
Scramble for NCAA spots tight as March tourney nears
Brigham Young clinched the Western Athletic Conference automatic berth with a win, Long Beach State joined as a major team after a Saturday victory, and UCLA remained dominant in the Pacific 8. The NCAA selection race tightens with top independents and nine at large berths up for grabs as March 11 approaches.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
UCLA
Bruins
Oregon State
Marquette
Warriors
Detroit
Jim Chones
Tom Scott
National Selection Committee
Oral Roberts
Boston University
Hawaii
Rainbows
San Diego State
Marshall
South Carolina
Davidson
Southwestern Louisiana
Dayton
Florida State
Stetson
Houston
Houston Baptist
Duquesne
Providence
Syracuse
Villanova
Jacksonville
New York
Sign-Up Week for Babe Ruth League Sets 1972 Entry
Ottawa residents are urged to sign up new players for the Babe Ruth League season. Last year’s players need not sign up. new movers, those who did not play last year, or juniors advancing to 13 may join at Gary Kuntz’s 503A room in the Junior High. Draft and schedule discussions follow, with eight teams sponsored by local clubs and organizations. A 13-year-old tournament plan includes a district event in Ottawa and state events in McPherson.
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Ottawa
Gary Kuntz
Russell
Osawatomie
Arkansas City
McPherson
Babe Ruth League
Eagles
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Elks
DeMolay
Boys Club
VFW
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Bowling Scores From Grand League and Local Divisions
Bowling scores listed for multiple leagues and teams with high series and individual totals. Notable entries include Kampschroeder 205 and 551, Liegerat 202 and 505, Shhenk 157 and 421, Dodd 186 and 45, Mason 185 and 403, Brown 157 and 414, Nellson 110 and 321, and Simms 190 and 540. The compilation covers Grand League, Sunday Teen Age, Wednesday Housewives, Sundown League, AJBC, and more with various high marks and member names.
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Peps-Cola
Kampschroeder
Harry Smith Auto
Liegerat
Kingpins
Shhenk
Alleyrats
Daugharthy
Dodd
Alleycats
Mason
Brown
Nelson
Brooks
Meador
Foster
Hickman
Simms
J. Lave
Harvey
Raehi
S. Salle
West
R. McClay
Sundown League
Lucky Four
K. Cordie
Brunswick Kids
J. Heckert
Timber Tumblers
F. Kaub
Gutter Dusters
Roehl
Pinheads
J. Snider
Gurns
Kramer
Tigers
Kring
Lucky Strikers
Meyers
Corbin
Beavers
van Lelden
Pink Panthers
Wolgast
Myers
Todd
Everhart
Gallagharthy
Cavaliers Win ECAC Crown And Kansas Title Clinch
The article reports St Mary of the Plains clinching the Kansas Conference title with two wins to finish 12-4 in conference play and 14-8 overall. It notes Marymount's 29-0 unbeaten skein at 113-90 and 112-87 over Colorado College, while Salina’s schedule includes one game left against College of the Ozarks. Benedictine went 2-1 on the week, Pittburg State beat Emporia State 72-67 for an 8-4 conference mark, and the Kansas NAIA berth hinges on the best conference record.
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Associated Press
St. Mary of the Plains
Kansas
Marymount
Colorado College
Salina
College of the Ozarks
Benedictine
Fort Hays
Missouri Southern
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State
Emporia State
Kansas Spoils Missouri Upset Streak in Big 8 Showdown
Kansas, led by Bud Stallworth with a career high 50 points, beat 14th ranked Missouri 98-80 to derail the Tigers' title chase. Kansas State remained atop the standings at 9-2 after beating Oklahoma 80-71, with Nebraska and Colorado also winning to shape the race. Stallworth’s 50 set a conference single game record, as KU extended its home win streak to 21 in league play and Kansas State faced a pivotal weekend with key televised matchups forthcoming.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Jayhawks
Missouri
Bud Stallworth
Tigers
Kansas State Wildcats
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas State
Colorado
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Neb
Stallworth
Bengals
Cliff Meely
Jayhawk
Neal Mask
Ted Owens
Norm Stewart
Stewart
John Brown
Bob Chipman
Sooners
Lon Kruger
Wildcats
Scott Martin
Ted Evans
Bobby Jack
Weiskopf wins Inversary Classic in Florida showdown
Tom Weiskopf edges Jack Nicklaus to win the $260,000 Ohio State alumni event in Fort Lauderdale, earning $52,000 as his 10 under par total of 278. Nicklaus finishes with 279 and $29,640, while Weiskopf reflects on maturity and luck as he celebrates the victory.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jack
Tom Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Jackie Gleason
Ohio State University
Tom
Buckeyes
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Ohio State
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George Spears
Didde Office Supply
H. M. Johnson
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Ottawa, Ks
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Jim Creighton
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