Buffs rout Greeley as Stadel scores 24 in 69-51 win
Ken Stadel leads Quenemo with 24 points and 14 rebounds in a 69-51 non league victory over Greeley. Dennis Weiss adds 15 and Dan Bolen 10 as Quenemo outscore 25-6 in the second period to seize a 38-17 halftime lead. The B team won 65-26.
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Local high school basketball scores roundup
The Associated Press lists final scores for numerous Kansas boys games. Andover toppled Belle Plaine 71 31, Argentine beat Leavenworth 60 49, Augusta won 73 65 at Sedgwick, Columbus 72 68 over Pittsburg, Hutchinson 67 56 Great Bend, Hays 51 over St Joseph's 84 51, Junction City 76 49 Abilene, Ulysses 75 69 over Hugoton, and other results include Garden City 68 34 over Scott City and Baxter Springs 49 68 Chanute 69.
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Ottawa Braves Rally Past McPherson 76-67 in KC Conf.
Ottawa University trailed most of the night but stormed back in the final minutes to beat McPherson 76-67. Ron Guest led OU with 24 points while Bob Bryant and Larry Lawrence added double figures as OU improved to 6-1 in the conference. McPherson, led by Smith with 19 points and 15 rebounds, fell to 3-4 in ECAC play.
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Wildcats Rout Nebraska to Stay Near Big Eight Lead
Kansas State University routed Nebraska 95-72 on Tuesday night to remain tied atop the Big Eight with Kansas and Colorado at 2-0. Jerry Venable led with a career high 29 points as K-State built a 51-37 halftime margin and pulled away, outscoring Nebraska 14-3 in four minutes. The Cornhuskers failed to find a good rhythm, starting 0-2 in conference play and hitting only 34 percent.
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