Tough Circumstances For KU At Iowa State
Kansas risks its Big Eight lead and No. 10 ranking as Kansas faces Iowa State for the third time in 18 days. The Cyclones seek an upset that could shift sole first in the race to Kansas State and Nebraska, both 2-0, while Nebraska pursues a 15-year best season with 10 victories in 12 starts.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas
Iowa State
Kansas State
Nebraska
Manhattan
Jayhawks
Lawrence
Cyclones
Central Heights Rams Cruise Past Williamsburg For Sixth Win
Central Heights routed Williamsburg 72 to 47 as eight Vikings hit the scoring sheet led by Tom King 14 Dean Kneeser 11 and John Chrisjohn 10. Williamsburg top scorer Jack Heck 13 but the Panthers fell behind 41 16 at halftime and never recovered. Chrisjohn added 13 rebounds as Central Heights improved to 6 3 while Williamsburg dropped to 0 8 in the skid.
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Vickings
Central
Panethers
Vikings
Tom King
Dean Knéeser
John Chrisjohn
Williamsburg
Jack Heck
Shorty Burgess
Clyde Gentry
Panthers
King
Chrisjohn
Central Heights
William Seburg
Chambers
Turley
Wood
Willey
Foltz
Johns Son
Burgess
Heck
Gentry
Smith
Bethnell
Collins
Howeard
Missouri Valley title picture remains scrambled after upset
By JIM VAN VALKENBURG Drake upset fifth ranked Bradley 75 66 in Peoria Thursday night while Tulsa edged North Texas 62 60 at Tulsa to seize first place. Drake and North Texas both saw extended losing streaks as Bradley suffered its first home loss in 12 games. Tulsa retained a perfect home record after a tense finish.
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Drake
Bradley
Peoria
Tulsa
North Texas
Tulsa Streaks To 3-0 Valley, Drake Downs Bradley
Tulsa remains 13-3 overall and 3-0 in the Valley, while Bradley sits 31-4 with a 14-2 league mark as five teams vie for the title. Drake used a zone to limit Bradley and built a 15-point halftime lead, with Harold Jeter on top for Drake and Joe Allen held to seven points. North Texas pressed to spark an late rally, while Eldridge Webb led Tulsa with 18 and Rubin Russell added 16 for North Texas. Willie Davies scored 15 for North Texas before fouling out late.
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Bradley
Louisville
Wichita
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Peoria
Houston
Drake
Maurice John
Joe Allen
Allen
Harold Jeter
Highland
Kan
Eldridge Webb
Rubin Russell
Parsons
NTS
Willie Davies
North Texas
Kansas Frosh Defeat Missouri Frosh 82 to 60 in Lawrence
Kansas freshmen surged to an 82 60 win over Missouri frosh in Lawrence. The lead changed 13 times in a tight first half with Kansas holding a 39 34 edge at the break.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Frosh
Church League Senior and Junior Division Schedule
A schedule for church league games at Jr. High Gym and Sr. High Gym on Monday and Tuesday January 17 18. Matchups include First Christian Westminster Press Nazarene Wesleyan Methodist Trinity Methodist and more with several byes noted.
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Westminster Press
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Bethe Any Chapel
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Sacred Heart
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Calvary Baptist
Faith Lutheran
Faith Bible
Grace Episcopal
First Christian, Nazarene
College basketball results roundup by region
East Boston College 70 Northeastern 63. Drake 75 Bradley 66. Midwest Detroit 97 Notre Dame 84. Southwest Hardin Simmons 66 McMurry 57. Far West Utah 93 Wyoming 91. Missouri Valley Tulsa 62 North Texas State 60. Mexico Olympic 64 Missouri 63. Denver venue notes not specified.
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Centenary
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Far West
Mex
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Utah
Wyoming
Denver
Utah State
Mexico
Olympic
South Bend
Virginia Military
New Orleans
Bowling Scores from Thursday Night Ladies and Men’s Leagues
Ottawa Times records multiple bowling scores across leagues at Towner's Chapel and others. Highs include M Barber 164, M Weidner 170, J Wilhite 225, R Snider 219, and W Lewis 215. Team and player totals noted with lane and score details.
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Beautyland
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Bond’s Cleaners
P. White
Bienie’s Garage
H. Skilling
B. Kersley
Ottawa Times
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Pepsi Cola
R. Kampschroeeder
Pence Food Center
H. Linneman
G. Toumberlin
OGG
R. Snider
Reliable Aaron and TV Cousin Lead San Diego Open
Tommy Aaron and Chris Blocker shot 65s to lead the first round of the $40,000 San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club. Aaron, 28, long regarded for consistency, shares the lead with Blocker as 39 players beat par. golf’s big names and locals trailed, including Lou Graham and Gene Littler, with Tony Lema carding 76 in tricky conditions.
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Jal
N.M
Dan Ocker
Hoss
Mie Botrittya Br AB Aleries
Chris
Aaron
Lou Graham
Nashville
Tenn
Doug Sancders
San Diegan
Gene Littler
Tony Lema
al Gelberger
Lee Ann
Geibereger
Bradley's Home Streak Ends as Drake Upsets Braves
Drake beat Bradley 75-66 at Bradley's home court after a 64-52 loss last week in Des Moines. BYU fell 81-78 to New Mexico in Albuquerque, while Duke, ranked No. 1, edged Clemson 87-85 on the road and then beat Maryland 76-61 at home.
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Brigham Young
Associated Press
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M
Duke
Blue Devils
Clemson
Maryland
Prothro Edges Daugherty For Coach Of Year
UCLA's Tommy Prothro wins AFCA Coach of the Year after a Rose Bowl upset over Michigan State. California's Jack Curtice earns small college Coach of the Year. The season featured UCLA's 7-2-1 finish and MSU's 12-1 record, with prothro creditting players and assistants.
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Daugherty
Washington
UCLA
Tommy Prothro
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
American Football Coaches Association
Tenessee
Jack Curtice
University of California At Santa Barbara
California
University of California
Los Angeles
Curtice
Utah
AFCA
Los Angeles State
al Gains Yat
Red Sanders
Oregon State
Track Champs In New Meet
DETROIT AP Pole vault star John Pennel broad jumper Ralph Boston and NCAA 440 yard indoor sprint champion Theron Lewis lead the field at the Motor City International track meet at Cobo Arena. Pennel recently set the national indoor pole vault record at 16 feet 7 1/2 inches. Olympic medalist John Thomas and more than a dozen former Olympic competitors from the United States, Canada and Great Britain also entered in the AAU-sponsored event.
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John Pennel
Ralph Boston
Theron Lewis
Motor City
Cobo Arena
Pennel
John Thomas
United States
Canada
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