Cyclones Open EKL Campaign With 65 50 Win Over Braves
Harry Morton fired 25 points and grabbed 22 rebounds to lead Ottawa Cyclones past Bonner Springs 65-50. Ronnie Mendell added 17 points as the pair fueled a strong 54-shot performance while Jim Lewis and Eddie Davidson contributed. Bonner Springs led 4-1 early before Ottawa seized momentum, with Morton pacing the drive and Mendell adding steady support in a decisive victory.
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H. K. Stevens
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Roy Dunn
Eddie Davidson
Rick Winchester
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Wayne McDonald
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Rage
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Warriors
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Herald
Wellsville Edged By Louisburg In Close League Game
Louisburg defeated Wellsville 55 to 53 in a Little 7 clash. Wellsville suffered its sixth loss of the season. Scoring: Wellsville Beasley 8, Jacoby 6, Coughlin 3, Coffey 3, Good 14, Rader 0. Louisburg Simmons 11, McWilliams 11, Bohs 3, Cook 2, Buck 1, Breckenridge 0.
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Eastern Kansas league results and Ottawa win recap
Ottawa defeated Bonner Springs 76 65 in a Eastern Kansas League game as Bonner Springs fell behind 17 points mid third. Keys were Ronnie Mendell driving to a 47-32 count and Ottawa finishing 13 of 18 free throws with 34 rebounds. Ottawa improves to 5-3 while Bonner Springs drops to 2-3.
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Warriors
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Jim Floyd
Silas King
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Ronnie Wright
Bob Branson
Warrior
Junior High Wins Opener as Ottawas Rout Bonner Springs
Freshmen coach Harvey Drake's Ottawas crushed Bonner Springs 34-18 in the East Kansas League opener. Scott Killough led with 8 points and 8 rebounds, Ronnie Lloyd added 14 boards and 6 points, while Dale Dieterich and others contributed. Ottawa built a 10-2 start and 17-3 halftime edge, bench players seeing time in a dominant win. In the 7th and 8th grade game, Ottawa topped Bonner 48-18, with Allen Buck scoring 12 and Dean Barr 10, as the Red overwhelmed the shorter squad. The Freshmen stand at 3-2, underclassmen at 4-1.
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Ronnie Lloyd
Dale Dieterich
Dale Spears
Ron Boyer
Morris Bennett
David Winchester
Jamie Shader
Ottawa
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Bonner
Don Kornhaus
Kornhaus
Red
Allen Buck
Dean Barr
Dan Seymour
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Madison Stein
Ted Haworth
Wayne White
Bob Hardage
Doug Underwood
Jake Heck
Tom Drake
Wilson
Panthers defeat Princeton 58 37 in Franklin County League
Williamsburg Panthers upset Princeton Orioles 58 to 37 as defense and sharp shooting boost their third straight win. Fred Buckley scored 21 points, Phil Pierson added 20, John Sutton 14 as Williamsburg shoots 37.3 percent while Princeton struggles at 27 percent. Panthers sit 3-1 in league. Princeton 0-3. Williamsburg won the B game 45-31 and next faces Gridley on Jan 15. Princeton meets Richmond Friday.
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Gridley
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OHS Junior Varsity Edges Bonner Springs In Close Opener
Ottawa Junior Varsity defeated Bonner Springs 49 to 46 in a nip and tuck New Year opener. Terry Davis led with 17 points, Daryl Jameson 12, Doug Schultz 8, and Jerry Turley iced the win with two free throws with 28 seconds left. Bonner Springs top scorers were Leroy McConico 15 and Jordan 12.
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Bonner Springs
Earle Doman
Daryl Jameson
Doug Schultz
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Scultz
Terry Davis
Braves
Jerry Turley
Chanule
Loren Shofner
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Bomer
Jordan
Floyd
Wright
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Grand Champs Series Sunday match at Ottawa Bowl
Bionic's Garage meets Edmiston's at 7 30 p m Sunday in a Grand Champions League match at the Ottawa Bowl. Teams in the league were champions of last year's men leagues at the Ottawa Bowl.
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Legion Pin Tourney Sets in McPherson Kansas
The 16th annual Kansas American Legion Bowling Association tournament begins in McPherson on Saturday and runs over five weekends. A record 865 bowlers will compete for 6000 dollars in cash prizes, with 173 teams taking part.
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Church League Kickoff Monday in Ottawa
Ottawa church league basketball starts Monday Jan 7 with roster and physical card submission required before play. Senior division ages 15 to 18 will compete at the junior high gym and include First Baptist versus Faith Lutheran at 6 30, Trinity Methodist versus North Baptist at 7 15, Sacred Heart versus Boys Club at 8, and First Methodist versus First Christian at 8 45. Junior division for 14 and under plays at the old senior high gym with First Methodist Whites versus Wesleyan Methodist at 5 30 and other matches through 8 50.
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Sacred Heart
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Bethany Chapel
Lane Lions Rally To Beat Richmond In Close County League Thriller
Lane Lions edged Richmond 62 to 55 in Franklin County League play on Tuesday night. Mike Kuder led Lane with 20 points including 16 in the third period, while Jim Wylie added 15 in the second. Richmond got 24 from Leon Sobba but fell to 0-3 in county league action. Lane improves to 2-1 in league and 2-4 overall. Lane’s B team beat Richmond 42-25.
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Bennett
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Pedrow
Cox
Bowling Roundup Opens Second Half With Standings Shift
The Friday Night Ladies League resumed at Royal T Lanes and immediately saw a standings shift. Royal T Lanes, which led the first half 60-12, now trails Pence's Food Center after a brisk restart.
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College Basketball Results From Across The Nation
A flurry of college scores listed LaSalle over Miami Florida 78 to 76 Villanova defeated Detroit 77 to 60 Amherst edged Bowdoin 59 to 53 Rhode Island beat Vermont 83 to 68 Williams won over Bates 78 to 59 Akron defeated Catholic University 85 to 72 Virginia Tech topped Virginia 71 to 63 North Carolina College 76 over Virginia Union 67 West Virginia Tech 79 over West Sherry 64 Tennessee State 94 beat MacMurray 73 Creighton 94 over Wabash 51 other noted results include Carthage 72 Lake Forest 65 Illinois State 72 Northern Illinois 66 Luther Iowa 92 Dubuque 72 Michigan Tech 73 over Mankato State Carleton 89 Knox Illinois 80 South Dakota State 60 over North Dakota 55 St Olaf 77 Monmouth 67 Carroll 74 Millikin 56 Arizona State 87 over New Mexico State 60 New Mexico 64 over Hamline 37 Utah State 69 over Utah 55 Colorado State 91 over Wyoming 70 Oregon State 74 over Washington State 47 Washington 62 over UCLA 61 California 72 over Southern California 65 Colorado Mines 55 over Colorado College 50 Montana 78 over Macalester 51 Oregon Tech 76 over Portland State 54 Southern Nevada 85 over Arizona State College 74 Missouri Valley 74 over Culver-Stockton 71 Tarkio 64 over Drury 62 Harris Teachers 88 over Rolla Mines 68 Kansas City 72 over Gran
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Ottawa Bowlers Set For KU Match In Lawrence
Ottawa Bowl Lanes team will bowl scratch series against the University of Kansas Keglers Sunday at 2 in the KU student union. KU star David Rybolt from Ottawa heads the Big 8 leaders and serves as Big 8 Collegiate Bowling Association secretary. Ottawa’s 902 average squad features Homer Kramer Newt Brown Bob Hull Jim Snider and Ralph Kampschroeder.
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Melvern Defeats Olivet in Osage County League Game
Melvern Panthers won their sixth of seven with a 47 33 victory over Olivet at Olivet. Coach Eugene Otis’s squad led all four quarters and held the Tigers to 33 points, with Cranwell leading Melvern scoring and Olivet’s Harish top scoring for the losers.
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Melvern Panthers
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Melvern Wall
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