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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1972

Page

2

Bucks Protest 0 0 Defeat in NBA Action

The Milwaukee Bucks protested their 115-114 loss to Phoenix after time had expired, claiming an NBA rule that time has expired when the clock shows zero even if the horn hasn’t sounded. The Suns’ Dick Van Arsdale made two free throws after a controversial foul on Oscar Robertson with three seconds left.

Bucks National Basketball Association Phoenix Suns Dick van Arsdale van Arsdale NBA Neal Kareem Jabbar

Baldwin 60 Spring Hill 45 in Jayhawk League win

Baldwin Bulldogs win 60 to 45 as four starters reach double figures led by Jim Kick with 20. Spring Hill’s Jack Fulton tops with 18. Baldwin edges Spring Hill 48 to 30 on the boards and forces 22 turnovers while shooting 24 of 73. Baldwin to play Eudora next, then Baldwin Invitational January 17–21.

Baldwin Spring Hill Bulldogs Jayhawk Jim Kick Rick Webb Lonnie Ray Bruce Chambers Jack Fulton Eudora Chambers Irick Hartpence Webb Ray Fulton Davis Anderson McGuire Duncan Watson

Panthers surge past Central Heights 82 to 54 in non-league clash

Williamsburg dominates Central Heights with 6-7 Gary Collins 6-5 Mike Hermreck and 6-5 Roger Dehn yielding 27 field goals 13 blocks and 30 rebounds. Hermreck scores 23 while Dehn 20 and Collins 18 as the Panthers improve to 10-? and seize a 35-20 rebounding edge.

Williamsburg Central Heights Panthers Mission Valley Gary Collins Mike Hermreck Roger Dehn Ermreck Dehn Collins Vikings WHS Central Mike Milchest Mike Carey Davison Davis Hermreck Cox Smith McClure Dorsey Carey Dunbar Robertson Welch Milcfelt Fredricks Stephan Stottlemire Schultz Totals

Basketball Scores From Regional Matches

Washburn defeated Fort Hays State 74 to 63 while Arkansas Little Rock beat School of the Ozarks 84 to 75. Emporia State topped Southwestern 80 to 71. Sterling won 96 to 59 over Pittsburg State. Nebraska Omaha edged Peru State 90 to 66. Athletes in Action 81 beat Northern Colorado 74. Friends 67 over Tabor 65. Missouri St Louis 106 beat Rockhurst 90. William Jewell 83 over Missouri Kansas City 73. Southeast Missouri 105 defeated Northwest Missouri 87. Missouri-Rolla 57 topped Concordia 5. Westminster 90 beat Central Methodist 84. Bethel 89 defeated Sacred Heart 73. Culver-Stockton 93 over MacMurray 67.

Arkansas-Little Rock School of the Ozarks Southwest Baptist Emporia State Southwestern Sterling Pittsburg State Drury Nebraska-Omaha Peru State Athletes In Action Northern Colo Friends Tabor Missouri-St. Louis Rockhurst William Jewell Missouri- Kansas City Missouri Northwest Missouri Missouri-Rolla Concordia Westminster Central Methodist Bethel Sacred Heart Culver-Stockton MacMurray

Lowther Sweeps OJHS in Tuesday junior high clash

Lowther ninth graders rallied in the final four minutes to beat Ottawa 64 60 in a boys basketball twinbill after taking the eighth grade game 67 34. Keith Whitacre led Ottawa with 15 points while Lowther’s McGlothin scored 28 and Barrett added 23 for the home team. Ottawa frosh Alan McMillen had 22. Jeff Schoonover added 14. Ottawa returns to face Lawrence West Thursday.

Emporia Lowther Ottawa OJHS Lawrence West Keith Whitacre McGlothin Alan McMillen Jeff Schoonover Barrett Case Whitacre Spratt Ryssemus Miller Jordan McAdoo Fredricks Wassmer Totals Prosper Burd Gilliland Green Mintz Howard Otis Howell Bargel Budaloy Ottawa Frosh Thompson Schoono Ellison Alderidge Schnitiker Pointer

Super Seat At The Super Bowl Yes The Blimp Will Be There

Lee Cermak pilots the Goodyear blimp America for Super Bowl VI with the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins. The 42 year old aeronautical engineer has flown blimps over major bowls and dozens of games. The crew travels from Houston to New Orleans over two days, facing wind, speed limits, and logistical challenges while providing aerial TV shots for millions.

Houston Dallas Cowboys Miami Dolphins Lee M. Cermak Goodyear America Cermak Golden Throat Lee Cermak Florida California New Orleans

Bearcats edge Waverly 53 51 in close non league clash

Burlingame beats Waverly 53 to 51 after trailing by 10 early. Waverly fights back to tie at end of three, Harold Hughes leads Waverly with 22, Rick Bloomquist scores 20 for Burlingame. Waverly drops to 1-6. next game at Gridley Friday.

Burlingame Waverly Harley Ainsworth Bulldogs Bearcats Rick Bloomquist Mark Easton Harold Hughes Gridley Masters Rickel Bloomquist Coursen Easton Totals Hughes Chapman Huggard R. Reed Collins Giffin M. Reed Combes

Tri Lakes Tourney Pairings Marked for Thursday Night

LeBO coaches of the Tri Lakes League plan a Thursday meeting to finalize pairings for the league tournament here next week. The event opens Monday with the championship set for Saturday night.

Tri-Lakes LEBO

Lebo 45 Pomona 25 in Tri-Lakes clash

Lebo seniors used zone defense to outpace Pomona 45 to 25 as Knight led with 26 points and Lebo improved to 7-0. Pomona hit only 9 of 47 shots, 19 percent, and trailed 22-11 at halftime, while Lebo held a 42-25 rebounding edge. Pomona B won 36-33. Indy faces Lyndon next at Pomona.

Lebo Pomona Indians Waverly Wolves Knight Ty Hogue

Santa Fe Tops Louisburg in Jayhawk League Showdown

Santa Fe remained undefeated at 6-0 after beating Louisburg 56 to 49 in a Jayhawk League contest. Santa Fe trailed through the first two periods before a 17 point third quarter gave them the lead for good. Randel Baker led Santa Fe with 29 points, followed by Doug Vanderslice with 18. Louisburg stands at 5-1.

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