Ottawa at Kansas City Turner in tonight’s high school slate
Tonight’s games include Ottawa at Kansas City Turner, Gariner at Anderson County, Olathe Christian at Baldwin, Lydon at Flint Hills, Marais des Cygnes Valley at Waverly, Madison, and Williamsburg at Gridley. Ottawa University women host Kansas Newman at 7 p.m. and Ottawa University men face Bartlesville at 7:30 p.m. at Wilson Field House.
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Extra points: most points by six college greats
List ranks top scorers Calvin Murphy 68 against Syracuse and Elvin Hayes 62 vs Valparaiso. Lew Alcindor 6 points vs Washington St. Larry Bird 49 vs Wichita St. Jerry Lucas 48 vs Michigan St. Michael Jordan 39 vs Ga Tech. Murphy worst game 14 points against Canisius.
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Mid-America Nazarene nips Braves in tight finish
Ottawa University men’s basketball suffers a 73-72 loss to Mid-America Nazarene as Cavazos Cummings sits out with a groin injury. Brian Green posts 24 points and 14 rebounds, while Mike Hammersmith adds 9 boards as OU fights to the end but can’t overcome late rally led by Dan Miller. The Braves drop to 4-6 and prepare to host Bartlesville.
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Lady Braves Rally Past Mid-America Nazarene In Overtime
Ottawa University women edge Mid-America Nazarene 101 to 92 in OT led by Jodi Tumey's 24 points second half rally. Bernie Coons 19, Missy Miller 22, Susie Watkins 17 assist, bench contributes 18 in first half. Mid-America's Tammi Turner 25 points. Ottawa improves to 6-5, hosts Kansas Newman next.
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Woodberry sparks KU past Sooners in 94 84 win
Kansas guard Steve Woodberry scored 26 points and grabbed a career high nine rebounds as No. 3 Kansas beat Oklahoma 94-84 in Lawrence. The Jayhawks outrebounded OU 57-41 and extended their 12 game winning streak with a strong second half surge led by Woodberry.
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Mat Masters Open Season With Dual Tournaments
The Ottawa Mat Masters opened their season at Herington and Olathe Joy with 31 competitors in novice and open events. Notable finishes include Todd Roberts 8 and under 80 pounds first in open, Aaron Roberts 14 and under 175 pounds third, and Chad Hull 135 pounds first in open. Other top placements feature Cord Bradley 43 pounds third and JR Servatius 12 and under second in open.
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Williamsburg Teams Finish Regular Season Strong
Williamsburg Junior High boys and girls basketball wrap up the regular season with 7-1 records. The girls beat Pomona 36-9 led by Angie Andrews with 14 points. The B team fell 16-9 to Pomona. The boys beat Pomona 30-14 to take second in the Big 9. B team won 18-12 to finish 4-4. Both A teams advance to the Big 9 Tournament on Saturday. pairings to be announced.
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Baldwin Prevails in Wellsville Tournament Finals
Baldwin defeated Wellsville 41 28 to hand the eighth graders their first loss of the season in the finals. Tonganoxie edged Eudora 26 24 for third place, while Wellsville seventh graders were overwhelmed 44 19 by Baldwin. Seventh grade title went to Tonganoxie 36 28 over Eudora. Scorers included Brian Scou 8 and Derrick Carpenter 6 for the eighth grade. James Moore and Tyson Eddie 4 each for the seventh grade.
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Royals Caravan highlights Coleman addition for 1994 season
Kansas City Royals stars Brian McRae and Chris Haney project a stronger 1994 lineup. McRae says Vince Coleman adds offense and speed, potentially boosting his own RBI total, while Haney expects improved pitching from Appier and Cone, tempered by lessons from 1993.
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