Miege Prevails 46-45 After Late Ottawa Free Throw Lapse
Ottawa High led Bishop Miege 45-41 with 4 1/2 minutes left but four turnovers and four missed one-and-one foul shots over the final stretch doomed the Cyclones. Miege secured the rebound on the final miss with six seconds remaining to seal a 46-45 East Kansas League victory.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
Bishop Miege
Cyclones
Stags
OHS
Miege
Begin
Dailey
Scott Diebold
Contney
John Kolarik
OHL
Eric Lindsey
Ottawa Falls After Free Throw Spurt In ERL Narrow Loss
Ottawa Cyclones suffer 24 turnovers as Miege Stags take 45-44 lead late. Dailey 13 points leads OHS with Lindsey in foul trouble. Diebold and Gleason pace Miege with 11 each, Coatney and Kolarik add 10. Final foul line margin decides game.
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Dailey
Randy Hendrickson
Miege
Diebold
Jim Gleason
Coatney
Kolarik
Stags
Ottawa
Olathe
Bonner Springs
Blue Valley
Turner
Cyclones
OHL
Lindsey
Hendrickson
Grace
Daltey
Connor
Thompson
Totals
Bishop Miege
Gardner
Grant
Gleason
Huddleston
Lyndon Gals Rally Behind Tucker To Beat Burlingame
Lyndon senior Marla Tucker erupted for 40 points on 29 shots to set career and school records as the Tigers rallied in the final period to defeat Burlingame 68 44. Tucker, joined by Burns and Morris, spurred a late surge while Dawson grabbed 14 rebounds. Lyndon improves to 9 1 on the season and heads to their invitational on Jan 30 with Valley Falls as a top challenger.
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Burlingame
Marla Tucker
Lyndon Tigers
Tucker
Bearcats
Letha Farwell
Lyndon
Sonita Fe Trail
Tigers
Janet Burns
Jennifer Morris
Burns
Robin Dawson
Valley Falls
Clutch Shot Sinks Williamsburg in Thriller
Gridley edge Williamsburg 48 47 as Dawn Kraft hits a 20 footer with four seconds left. Priscilla Roberts scored 29 for Williamsburg with 15 of 18 from the line and 14 rebounds, while Vicki Gragg added nine rebounds and Joy Watts led Gridley with 12 points. Williamsburg hosts LeRoy Friday as Gridley moves to 3 4.
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Gridley
Dawn Kraft
Williamsburg
Kraft
Panther
Priscilla Roberts
WHS
Roberts
Vicki Gragg
Joy Watts
Viking Galf Romp After Intermission
Moran Central Heights out-scored Marmaton Valley 29-8 in the second half to win 44-30 and stay atop the Three Rivers League. Rhonda Barrett posted 17 points and 15 rebounds as Barrett, Pickett, Strobel and Register fueled the comeback. Marmaton Valley’s Cochran led with 11. Heights shot 27 percent and hit eight of 19 free throws. Heights improves to 8-2 and hosts Pomona next Tuesday. Junior varsity edged MV 37-19 with Kratzberg and Ohmes combining for 20.
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MORAN
Central Heights
Marmaton Valley
Three Rivers
Rhonda Barrett
Viking Gals
Cindy Pickett
Miki Strobel
Rhonda Register
Barrett
Vikings
Pomona
Heights
Patty Kratzberg
Lori Ohmes
Prairie View Quells Indians In TRL Girls Battle
Prairie View led most of the game and beat Pomona 62 to 45 in Three Rivers League action. Connie Dougan and Peggy Querry combined for 32 points, while Pomona’s Kelly Hawkins and Barbara King each scored 15. The Indians, now 2-6 overall, host Williamsburg next Monday after a TRL win.
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Pomona
Prairie View
Connie Dougan
Peggy Querry
Kelly Hawkins
Barbara King
Mary Wilkerson
Indians
Williamsburg
Soviet Olympic official questions U S move on alternate venue
U S officials reportedly consider an alternate site to Moscow for the Summer Games. Yuri Kartsev, a Moscow Olympic Organizing Committee representative, says the Games belong to all nations and condemns boycotts over Afghanistan as artificial. He notes Moscow is 95 to 97 percent ready and doubts plans to clear dissidents exist.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
U.S
United States
IOC
Yuri Kartsev
Moscow
Afghanistan
Associated Press
Kartsev
United Nations
Vietnam
U.N
Los Angeles
Tok's Bowling Scores Show Highs Across Local League
A dense listing of bowling results from many teams and players. Notables include Perry 188 high for TOMAHAWK MODE O'DAY-3 and Ogle 187 for FIRST NATIONAL BANK-1, with multiple high series and scores across banks, auto supply stores, and local outfits such as PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, PRINCETON GRAIN, SONIC, and BUDGE'S.
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M. Perry
First National Bank
H. Ogle
K. Davis
Jim Bass
L. Meador
B and G Auto Supply
R. Grover
D. Dean
Peoples National Bank
F. Burkdoll
Stockard
A. Randel
B. Roberts
N’ Hers—O
V. Payne
Colbern Electric
Colbern
D. Brooksher
Butler-Hanes
V. DeWald
Haley Abstract
L. Nichols
C. Haas
Budge's
P. Armstrong
J. Hamilton
SONIC
K. Suffron
Hostetter
J. Bivens
Bob
M. Moore
Waymire
H. Reeves
R. Higble
A. Tersiner
GO Getters
R. Huske
Narfe
K. Liegerot
James Gang
J. Bien
RGGCR
G. McAdoo
B. Carpenter
Ladies First National Bank
T. Wood
Drake Jewelry
B. Droge
Todd’s
M. Allen
M. Frizzell
L. Bruner
Eagles
Ledom
E. Milton
Peoples National
L. Wise
Night Hawks
Franklin Savings
L. Weems
R. McFadden
Smith Supply
F. Simmons
Bob Luce
R. Coffman
Peek’s
P. Ferris
West Wilson
B. Lane
Andy‘s
V. Walleck
Wildcats Edge Wellsville In Jayhawk League Thriller
Louisburg jumps to first in the Jayhawk with a 62 59 win over Wellsville after a hot start and a late Eagles rally. Chris Dennis leads Louisburg with 17 points, Mitch Collins 16, Kent Carpenter 15. Wellsville’s Smith and Van Horn add 14 each.
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Louisburg
Wellsville
Eagles
Wildcats
Jayhawk
WHS
John Cramer
Chris Dennis
Mitch Collins
Kent Carpenter
Steve Smith
Ted van Horn
Richard Meese
Joe Hughes
Cramer
Eudora
van Horn
Smith
Henderson
Meese
Claybaugh
Hughes
Totals
Kuelser
Collins
Dennis
Gargel
Prettyman
Carpenter
Waverly beats Hamilton 92 80 in Lyon County league play
Waverly Bulldogs overcome Barker brothers 55 fouls and strong bench depth. Todd Barker led Hamilton with 28 points while Todd Steward topped Waverly with 25. Fischer and Williams added steady contributions as Waverly moves to 3-6 and eyes the league tournament starting Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Emporia.
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Waverly
Todd Steward
Fischer
Mark Schultz
Williams
Todd Barker
Troy
Bulldogs
Hamilton
Lebo
Emporia
White Auditorium
Tigers ease past Burlingame 67 47 in Tuesday action
Lyndon Tigers improve to 6-3 behind 25 points from Steve Claus and 14 from Steve Spring as Burlingame struggles to hit 17 percent from the field. Lyndon dominates rebounding 25-25 but commits 9 turnovers to Burlingame's 13. Next up hosts Wetmore Friday.
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Burlingame
Lyndon Tigers
Tigers
Wetmore
LHS
Steve Claus
Steve Spring
Kevin Cully
Lyndon
Cully
Claus
Panthers top Gridley 53 45 in key league tilt
Williamsburg avenges earlier loss and earns a second win in six games with a 53 45 victory over Gridley. Randall Hermreck and Mike Basel scored 35 points and pulled 18 rebounds, while Richard Kraft matched Hermreck with 19 for Gridley as the Yellow Jackets struggled to reach double digits.
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Gridley
Williamsburg
Panthers
Randall Hermreck
Mike Basel
WHS
Edge
Richard Kraft
Hermreck
Yellow Jackets
LeRoy
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Viking Galf
TRL
Oipe
Piper
Lansing
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Hoxie
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Bluestem
Sacred Heart
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Lakin
White City
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E. Miller
Brunswick Ottawa Truck
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Lemaster, Inc
L. Scribner
J. Hart
Farm Bureau
L. Heck
Dixon
D. Whiteford
D. Bien
Hawkins and O'Hara
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Spring
J. Clark
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de Soto
Baselor
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Royal Valley
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