Jewell Beats Ottawa 81-66 In HAC Rivalry Showdown
William Jewell topped Ottawa University 81-66 in Liberty as the HAC leaders built a 40-31 halftime lead and stretched it after strong second half play. Donna Brock poured in 41 points to lift Jewell past OU 70-59 in women’s action while Ottawa’s offense struggled to 23 of 72 from the floor.
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Braves and Jewell trade leads in HAC action
OU stars Brent Lyon and Kirk Shawver led a high scoring clash with 16 and 11 points respectively while Tim Weber and Tommy Starkes added 16 each. Jewell edged OU as Brock scored 24 of 41 and Terri Watson 16 to pull away after halftime. OU women outshot 37 percent and garbed 46-32 rebounding. OU hosts Bethel next.
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Eager 49ers Hit Town Early For Super Week
The San Francisco 49ers arrived in Pontiac Michigan ahead of the Super Bowl XVI countdown as subzero temperatures greeted teams. Cincinnati Bengals follow later with photo day at the Silverdome set. Weather indoors stays at 72 degrees. The game features two 6-10 turnarounds the year before, now top contenders. Ken Anderson leads the Bengals with 3 754 passing yards and 29 TDs while SF shows playoff wins over Giants and Cowboys. Michigan hosts concerts, hockey, tennis, boxing and basketball events as visitors enjoy a packed week.
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Prairie View Gals Upset Heights In TRL Clash
Prairie View Buffaloes stunned Central Heights, 36 to 30, handing the Viking girls their first loss of the season as Becky Barnett led with 14 points and Susie Waton added 12. Heights struggled to 19 percent shooting, while Heights rival Tim Tyson scored 22 for Prairie View. The CH boys remained atop the league with a 58 to 43 win behind Dallas Phillips’s 24 points and Bruce Baldwin’s 10. The Vikings outpaced CH in the second half after a tight first, with Phillips and Baldwin combining for 12 points in 3rd period. Both CH teams advance to the league tournament at Uniontown against Marmaton Valley Jayhawk Linn winners. top-seeded Viking girls play at 7 and boys at 8:30.
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Cubs Upset Pomona In TRL Action
Humboldt toppled top seed Pomona 59 41 in a Three Rivers League game as Humboldt shot 48 percent and Dobbins led with 20 points while Servaes Parker and Eagleman paced Pomona with 12 11 and 12 points respectively in a low scoring Friday night matchup. The loss drops Pomona to 4 3 in league play and Humboldt sits 4 1 with the teams one game behind Central Heights in the standings. Humboldt advances to tourney play at Uniontown on the afternoon of the following day against Burlington while Pomona faces the league tournament after the result.
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Jayhawks Bench Helps KU Beat Oklahoma State 77 72
Kansas guard Lance Hill and forward-center Brian Martin sparked a 24 point bench effort to lift the Jayhawks to a 77 72 victory over Oklahoma State. Hill drilled six straight free throws in the final minute to seal the win as coach Ted Owens praised the duo's big role.
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Missouri Dominates Louisville in St Louis Showdown
No. 2 Missouri routs 17th ranked Louisville 69-55 as Ricky Frazier scores 22 to push the Tigers to 14-0. Missouri outscored Louisville 22-4 late in the first half and led by at least nine for the remainder. Louisville falls to 11-4 after a 71-49 letdown a year ago.
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Jayhawk Linn Upsets Williamsburg in League Clash
Jayhawk Linn girls upset Williamsburg 43 35 in a Three Rivers League game. Sherri Foerschler led WHS with 17, Teresa May had 11, and WHS faces Uniontown next in the tourney. Lakers beat Kings 109 97 as Magic Johnson scored 29 and Los Angeles solidified road surge.
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