Hot-Shooting Braves Defeat Sterling 79-65 in ECAC Clash
Ottawa University used sharp shooting to overcome 24 turnovers and beat Sterling College 79-65 at Sterling. Tony Verdi led with 29 points and Gary Harrison added 19 as Ottawa built a 40-27 rebounding edge and improved to 7-4 overall. Sterling, led by Bill Thayer and Jim Mosher, fell to 2-6 in ECAC play.
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Sterling College
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Braves
Tony Verdi
Ottawa
Gary Harrison
Bob Olberding
Harrison
Verdi
Stéveling
Bill Thayer
Olberding
Thayer
Tony Judenis
Jim Mosher
Mise
Southwestern
Wilson Field House
Baker
Winfield
College of Emporia
Emporia
Sims
Mosher
Haspels
Cooper
Totals
Ward nets 65 on Ottawa high in nonleague loss
Ward High School defeated Ottawa High 65 to 47 in a nonleague boys basketball game. Ward built a 30-19 halftime lead behind tall frontcourt players and solid shooting, while Ottawa struggled with turnovers and foul trouble. Ward's Bob Kanatzer led with 14 points, and Ottawa's John Wilson and Dennis Wieneke were top scorers for the local team.
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Bob Kanatzer
Ottawa
Allan Buck
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OHS
Zeke Wigglesworth
Ottawa High School
Bishop Ward High School
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Kansas City
Kan
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John Burns
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Morris Jackeson
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Wilson
Underwood
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Queen
OcQel
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Jackson
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Orlowski
Sauceda
Baltusa
Adrin
Stark
Matthews
Wallace
Lofgreen
Allen
Baluska
Baska
Kanatyar
Wenski
Pruitt
Lynch
Overclash
Mikesic
John Wilson
Ralph Sauceda
Kanatzer
Scores from Associated Press high school basketball roundup
Parsons 79 Iola 74 in Parsons. Joplin 79 Fort Scott 67. Independence 51 Coffeyville. Columbus 69 Altamont 57. Derby 63 Arkansas City 42. Newton 61 Wellington 50. Wichita Campus 62 El Dorado 57. Wichita South 50. Wichita West 38. Wichita East 46. Wichita Carroll 32. Wichita North 50. Wichita Kae paun 45. Wichita Southeast 69 Wichita Heights 50. Seaman 64 Salina 60. Hutchinson 45 Great Bend 34. McPherson 74 Manhattan 65. Garden City 64 Larned 52. Abilene 74 Junction City 57. Hays St Josephs 70 Hays 47. Dodge City 72 Pratt 56. Wyandotte 57 Argentine 45. Ward 65 Ottawa 47. Cherokee Southeast 72 Frone tenac 63. Erie 65 Arma Northeast 46.
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Altamont
Derby
Arkansas City
Newton
Wellington
Wichita Campus
Fe] Dorado
Wichita East
Wichita
Carroll
Wichita North
Kaepaun
Wichita Southeast
Wichita Heights
Seaman
Salina
Hutchinson
Great Bend
McPherson
Manhattan
Garden City
Larned
Abilene
Junction City
Hays St. Josephs
Hays
Dodge City
Pratt
Wyandotte
Argentine
Ward
Ottawa
Cherokee Southeast
Fronestenac
Erie
Arma Northeast
Pomona Ends Six-Game Slide With 52-49 Victory Over Baldwin
Pomona Indians topple Baldwin 52-49 in a nonleague boys basketball game as Pomona wins a free throw shooting duel 28 of 39 to Baldwin 25 of 33. Steve King and Lennie Oest each score 13 to lead Pomona. John Purvis 9 for Baldwin. Pomona improves to 2-6, Baldwin to 1-7.
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Nets
Bulldogs
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Lonenie Oest
John Purvis
Adell
King
Oest
Sowers
Beesley
Hamilton
Smith
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Walters
Walker
Madl
Gammill
B. Chambers
Purvis
Gibbons
Taul
Hornebeger
Four Kansas Lakes Opened To Fishing On March 4
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission set opening dates for four state lakes. Meade County Lake and Nebo Creek Watershed Lake will open March 4, Norton reservoir will open May 6, and all are to be stocked with channel cat, largemouth bass and bluegill. Meade County Lake has been closed two years for restocking. The commission also indicated possible legislative recommendations.
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Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Meade County
Nebo Creek
Norton
Meade County Lake
Kansas City Closes Super Sale of Tickets
AP reports Kansas City caps off a sale of Super tickets for a Chiefs game. About 6,000 seats sold today as remaining 8,000 general admission packs go on sale at 0.1495 dollars each, ticket manager says. Private allocation remains with Kansas City.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City
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