Lyndon Tigers win fourth straight by beating Santa Fe Trail
Lyndon High defeated Santa Fe Trail 45 to 36 to extend its winning streak to four games. Senior Mark Goodrich led with 18 points while Wade Marten added 12. Lyndon shot 38.9 percent and relied on strong defense, overcoming a 25 to 17 rebounding disadvantage and 28 turnovers by Santa Fe Trail. Lyndon hosts Burlingame next.
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Wade Marten
Goodrich
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Burlingame
Marten
Pierson
Sturdy
White
Walls
D. Anderson
Ulery
Hollar
Long
L. Anderson
Criger
Bob Tindell
Beckman
Bill Tindell
Urbanek
Wildcats stamp win over Abilene Christian in nonconference finale
Kansas State finishes non conference play with a 91 to 69 victory over Abilene Christian. Norris Coleman leads with 23 points as Kansas State builds a 39 30 halftime edge and pulls away in the second half. Joe Wright adds 12, Ben Mitchell 11, Percy Eddie 10 for the Wildcats while Keith Scales scores 15 for Abilene Christian.
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Iowa State
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Joe Wright
Ben Mitchell
Percy Eddie
Keith Scales
Michael Williams
Roderick Johnson
Hawkins lifts Bradley past Wichita State in MVC clash
Hersey Hawkins scored a game high 25 points including a driving layup with 47 seconds left as Bradley beat Wichita State 57-55. Gary Cundiff led the Shockers with 14 points while Sasha Radunovich added 9 as Wichita State rallied from a 45-38 deficit but fell short. Bradley improved to 14-1 overall 2-0 in MVC while WSU stood 8-5 1-1.
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Tigers Triumph as Ottawa High Falls to Blue Valley 53 46
Blue Valley edged Ottawa High 53 to 46 as DeeDee Lewis fouled out after a strong 20 point effort for OHS. Mandy Miller added 13 for Ottawa while Mary Deveney led BV with 14. Free throw woes and late turnovers doomed the Cyclones in a tight EKL clash.
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Taylor
Benhke
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Widler
D. Lewis
Schultze
Rutter
Cole
S. Lewis
Ferguson
Hoop-Shoot Local Finals At Ottawa High School Saturday
The Elks Club Hoop-Shoot finals for ages nine through 13 will be held Saturday at Ottawa High School. Boys and girls qualified through in school contests. Winners advance to the district meet on January 25 at OHS.
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College Scores In Big Eight And Nearby Matchups
AP college scores feature Kansas State and Abilene Christian in Big Eight action plus Bradley edging Wichita State 57 55 and Missouri Kansas City facing William Jewell. Other early results include Drury 68 Missouri Southern 66 and Greater Kansas City Classic play with Ramsay City and Evangeli involved.
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DeBerry Earns College Coaching Honor
AP reports Fisher DeBerry, head coach at the Air Force Academy, won the Kodak AFCA Coach of the Year award for 1985, after guiding the Falcons to a 12-1 season and No. 8 national ranking. He credited family, patience, and versatile coaching paths from high school to Division I as key to his success. Other winners included Sheridan, Landis, and Reade, with details on their programs and recent achievements.
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Fisher DeBerry
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Appalachian State
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Boone
N.C
Colorado Springs
Hatfield
Arkansas
American Football Coaches Association
AFCA
Kodak
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Florence
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Appalachian
Academy
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Bloomsburg
Bob Reade
Augustana
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Reade
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Jimmy Johnson
Miami
Fla
Bo Schembechler
Michigan
Bill McCartney
Colorado
Sheridan
Paladins
North Carolina State
Bob Griffin
Rhode Island
Boots Donnelly
Middle Tennessee
Darrell Mudra
Northern Iowa
Larry Lacewell
Arkansas State
Landis
Huskies
Williams Is Denied First-Year Hall of Fame Bid
Hall of Fame voters rejected Billy Williams in his first year, while Willie McCovey was inducted in Cooperstown. Williams’ strong career metrics were not enough for instant enshrinement, prompting praise for McCovey and critique of the voting process.
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Willie Mays
Jack Billingham
Jose Cardenal
Bud Harrelson
George Scott
Don Larsen
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