Pomona Indians rout Stanley in non league game
Pomona Indians defeated Stanley 73 to 39 for their fifth win. A mid first quarter press helped crack the game open and strong rebounding sealed the victory. Steve Dillon led with 20 points and 10 rebounds while Don Kiehl grabbed 15 boards. Pomona shot 45 percent from the floor and 65 percent from the line.
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Stanley
Pomona Indians
Indians
Steve Dillon
Don Kiehl
Pomona
Waverly
Tri-Lakes
Dillon
G. Miller
Hogue
Moses
Kiehl
Driver
M. Miller
McFarland
Totals
Pruitt
Lowe
Jones
Jorgenson
Magee
Rose
City Scores in Local League Standings Report
City League games recap with Hubbard LMBR, Wilson Plumbing, Waymires, Gambles, Peoples Bank and Nitcher’s scoring lines. Individual players listed with points assists and team totals reflect close matchups and overall league results.
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Hubbard Lmbr
Anderson
Mitchell
Vietze
K. Cole
J. Cole
Platt
Schmanke
Burgess
Totals
Wilson Plumbing
Payne
Burkdoll
Brown
Crump
McCurdy
Perry
Welch
Waymires
Lewis
Yingling
Olmsted
Morton
Underwood
R. Winchester
Gambles
Gowens
Higgins
Walburn
C. Davis
L. Bones
Peoples Bank
Wilson
Jarik
Kohler
Martin
Jammer
Ratliff
Woodward
Eagles' Pressure Too Much For Gardner in 54-45 Win
Wellsville tops Gardner 54 to 45 as full court pressure dominates late. O'Neil and Barnett lead Eagles with 18 points apiece, while Gardner's Finders also tallies 18. Rebounding equal top for Wells and Gardner, with key fourth quarter defense sealing the outcome.
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Eagles
Gardner
Dan Mullen
Wellsville Eagles
Trailblazers
Wellsville
Amuster
Reid.i
Rick O'Neil
Greg Barnett
Wallsville
O'Neil
Barnett
Frank Finders
Mike Dean
Clifford Schick
Ron Bloss
Gardners
Colbach
Fouts
Bloss
Moss
Dean
Lyndon Tigers Rout Central Heights Behind Lewis 27 Points
Lyndon defeats Central Heights 90 to 45 as Bob Lewis scores 27 points and Bill Wiley adds 21. The Tigers lead 27-11 after one quarter and widen to 71-32 by end of the third, pulling regulars late in the game.
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Lyndon
Bob Lewis
Lyndon Tigers
Central Heights
Vikings
Lewis
London
Nick Dawson
Tigers
Waverly
Bill Wiley
Wiley
Lyndon Hands
Larry Snow
Snow
Alan Hurt
Keith Persinger
Hurt
Tom Foster
Bob Culbertson
Culbertson
Ronnie Stockard
Aimit
Ca Lo
Persinger
Ron Stockard
A. Hurt
Dehn
Rissen
Kendall
Totals
Dunbar
Foster
Carey
Stockard
Peters
Imel
Barkdoll
Neill
Garnett defeats Burlington in Tri-Valley League clash 66-53
Garnett opened strong and led 17-8 after the first quarter on its way to a 66-53 victory over Burlington. Gary Donaldson paced the Bulldogs with 15 points, backed by Larry Sumner 14 Randy Singer 12 and Steve Sack 11. Burlington’s top scorers were Smith 14 and Quirin 13 as Garnett earned its 4-2 season mark and a share of third place.
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Burlington
Garnett
Bulldogs
Gary Donaldson
Larry Sumner
Randy Singer
Steve Sack
Smith
Quirin
Donaldson
Rugg
McClure
Sumner
Brown
Shiki Oh Y
McDonnell
Nga
Ana An Birk
Ata Newkirk
Sata Boyce
Conrad
Lewis
Bowling Scores and Highs from Ottawa and Nearby Venues
A compact report lists bowling scores with lane names and top performances. Notable marks include High 10 and High 30 totals for clubs such as Ottawa Bowl, Newland's, Squire Shoppe, Hubbard, Hughes Auto, Peoples National, and Tuesday Night Ladies venues, with players like Blackstone Simmons Gilges Wall Vaughn Yost and more posting top figures.
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L. Blackstone
F. Simmons
Newland’s
Hettler
A. Bennett
Spears
S. Spears
Arnold's
K. Foster
H. Liegerot
Todd’s
H. Wenthe
M. Hill
Peoples National
H. Carey
Heathman Oil
H. Heathman
Eagles
B. Brill
B. Maloney
Presbies Sear OU in 88-78 Non-Divisional Win
College of Emporia topped Ottawa University 88-78 at Wilson Field House led by Cecil Lane with 31 points. OU fought back late but could not overcome a 46-30 halftime deficit as Lane, Payton, and Sklar paced the winners while Ottawa skid extended to eight losses in nine games.
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Ottawa University
Cecil Lane
College of Emporia
Braves
Wilson Field House
Lane
Presbies
C of E
Preabies
Ottawa
Ken Payton
Harvey Sklar
Bob Bryant
Paul Sapienza
Jack Scalia
Larry Lawrence
St. Mary of the Plains
Chiefs Quarterback Dawson Linked to Gambling Probe
In New Orleans for the Super Bowl, Dawson says he had a casual acquaintance with Donald Dawson of Detroit, the Detroit restaurateur arrested by IRS agents in a nationwide gambling ring probe. NBC named other named figures as potential witnesses, including Namath, Munson, and Sweetan, though officials say they may not be involved. The case also implicates Hall of Fame pitcher Dean and Lansing businessman Sober, with documents alleging payoffs and schemes tied to Michigan bets.
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NEW Orleans
Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
Michigan
NBC
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Bill Munson
Detroit Lions
Karl Sweetan
Los Angeles Rams
Lions
New Orleans Saints
Pete Sammons
Bob Devaney
University of Nebraska
U.S
Donald Dawson
Birmingham
Mich
Detroit
IRS
Hank Stram
Justice Department
Mr. Dawson
Rozelle
Stram
Chiefs
Ddrotie
Pinny" Dean
Biloxi
Miss
Dean
Lansing
Restaurateur
Howard Sober
Sober
Detroit Free Press
Internal Revenue Service
Phoenix
Free Press
Jets
Nebraska
Devaney
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ED McGrath
Brooks
King van Lines
Gilliland’s
By Terry Ostmeyer
Walker
Lawrence
Bryant
Sapienza
Miller
Exum
Scalia
Payton
McDonald
Cardenas
Cofe
Wedgeworth
Sklar
DeZuba
Huff
Collins
Levine
the Free Press
Ariz
Augusta
Sedgwick
Anthony
Mulvane
Buhler
Halstead
Beloit
Minneapolis
Campus
Derby
Len Dawson
Sayler-Taylor
Franklin Savings Association
E. Park
Olathe
Welborn
Kansas
Clark
Massey-Harris
Kneih
Pittsburg
Ford
Woods Bros
Fred Hicks
Koch and
Graham
Clyde Boots
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