Lyndon Tigers crush Central Heights 89 to 47 in non league
Lyndon Tigers overpower Central Heights 89 47 to stay unbeaten at 6 0. Bob Emery leads with 29 points as Lyndon shoots 46 percent and dominates rebounds 43 27 while committing 31 turnovers by CH. Lyndon heads to Quenemo Friday for Tri Lakes League action.
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Panthers edge Greeley 62 61 in nonleague thriller
Williamsburg builds a 16 point lead then holds off a Greeley comeback to win 62 61 on the road. Gary Collins and Roger Dehn combine for 23 rebounds and Collins scores 23 as Williamsburg improves to 5 1. Greeley drops to 5 2 while Williamsburg resumes Tri Lakes League play at Melvern Friday.
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Roger Dehn
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Mission Valley tops Pomona 58 47 in non league clash
Mission Valley used a early zone to seize a 21 13 lead and held Pomona to 31 percent shooting. Fry led Valley with 14 points and Montgomery 12 as Valley improved to 5 1 in six. Pomona got 14 from Miller and 10 from Langley but fell to 2 4. Pomona JV won 48 34 in the nightcap.
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Mission Valley
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Don Langley
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Schultz
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Royals Stadium Delay One More Month
William E. Clarkson cites likely late May or early June readiness for the Kansas City Royals baseball stadium at the Harry S Truman Sports Complex. The Chiefs football stadium is slated for August. Don Sharp of the prime contractor disputes the dates, saying weather permitting the Royals could play on April 11 though not 100 percent complete.
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Bowling League High Scores and Totals by Team
Industrial League scores list top games by team such as Peoples Bank and Hughes Auto with high 10 and 30 game marks. Ottawa Co op Ottawa Bowl Damron Towner Gibson s Foods and others report high series totals and individual scores across 10 30 frames.
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Freshman Ottawa girls edge Lawrence Central in season opener
Ottawa Junior High freshmen topple Lawrence Central 61 57 at OJHS led by McMillen with 24 points and Thompson 12 Sellers 10 as Central reserves rally late. Eighth graders fall 52 20 after a cold shooting night paced by Whitacre for OJHS and O'Toole for Central. Central swept Nov 30 at Lawrence. OJHS visits Santa Fe Trail in a 3 15 doubleheader Thursday.
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Packers rookie Brockington named Offensive Rookie of the Year
John Brockington, a 23-year-old Ohio State star, was named The Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year after rushing for 1,105 yards with Green Bay. The Packers finished 4-8-2, their worst since 1958. Brockington posted four 100-yard games and seeks more yardage and better passing next season.
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Baldwin Bulldogs Fall to Gardner Trailblazers in Nonleague Clash
Baldwin drops to 1-4 as Gardner builds a fourth quarter run to win 57-49. Gardner leads 32-29 after two, Baldwin leads late third, but a 14-3 final period seals the Bulldog defeat. Baldwin outrebounded 36-29 despite shooting just 28 percent from the field. Gardner converts 45 percent. Baldwin heads to Louisburg Friday for a Jayhawk League game.
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Webb
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Kelly
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Page
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Knoche
Bowling Bits Highlights Week End December Thirty One
Top bowler Sue Wolgast posted 204 and 560 series while Peoples National Bank Royal T Lanes led with 833 game and Alexander Doyen 2384 series. Weekly leaders mix with daily highs. first half split season ends as Alexander Doyen 54 18 tops, Peoples Bank 53 19 second.
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Sue Wolgast
Peoples National Bank
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Franklin Savings
Ottawa Bowl
Dorothy Toumberlin
Eagles
Haley Abstract Co
Peoples Bank
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