Pomona and Buffs Reach Semifinals in Tri Lakes Tourney
In Burlingame the Tri Lakes Tournament opened with Melvern edging Gridley 68-59, Quenemo defeating Williamsburg 62-39, and Pomona defeating Burlingame 60-31. Key players: Mark Heilmann 30 for Melvern, Ty Hogue 17 for Pomona, Hermreck and Bolen top scorers for Williamsburg and Quenemo. Tonight Lyndon meets Melvern and Waverly faces Lebo.
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Gridley
Melvern Panthers
Quenemo
Williamsburg
Pomona
Burlingame
Tgurney
Melvern
Waverly
Lebo
Lyndon
Steve Dillon
Indians
Charles Masters
Bearcats
Hogue
Roger Driver
Don Kiehl
Knight
Heilmann
Dillard
Keim
Reekie
White
Sedgwick
Bush
T. Kraft
R. Kraft
Isch
Darnes
Williams
Young
D. Birk
F. Birk
Totals
Dan Bolen
Dallas
M. Hermreck
Cox
R. Hermreck
Roberts
McClure
Miller
Dillon
Driver
Kiehl
Parkins
Griffin
Moses
Schultz
Easton
Bloomquist
Stout
Coursen
Masters
Rickel
Amos
Ottawa High Player Richard Mendell Earns OHL Week Honor
The Herald highlights Richard Mendell of Ottawa High as OHL Player of the Week after a 19 point, defense heavy performance helping Ottawa defeat Turner 69 to 47 to stay undefeated in East Kansas League play.
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The
Herald
Ottawa
Richard Mendell
Cyclones
Turner
Mendell
Bowling Scores Roundup of Midnight Mixed and Friday Leagues
A dense recap of league bowling results, listing teams such as MIDNIGHT MIXED, HILLBILLIES, SLEEPERS, GUTTER DUSTERS, BUMS, UNPREDICTABLES, and more. It provides high scores and individual leaders with per-game and series totals, plus lane and player notes across multiple clubs and dates.
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K. Liegerot
J. Bugg
S. Lane
Dillon
Johnson
C. Hull
Shuck
Foster
Kampscroeder
Favorites Reign In Baldwin Meet
Baldwin Invitational action advanced four teams to semifinals with Gardner 52 Lansing 40, Yates Center 81 Wellsville 60, Baldwin 53 De Soto 51, and Santa Fe Trail 46 Savior of the World 45. Santa Fe Trail meets Baldwin while Yates Center faces Gardner. Vander highlights include Peterson scoring 32 for Yates Center and Berkley 15 for Santa Fe Trail. Also, US Harness Writers Association voted Joe O'Brien Sanders Russell and Harry Pownall Sr. for the Hall of Fame with induction next July in Goshen New York.
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United States Harness Writers Association
Joe O’brien
Sanders Russell
Harry Pownall Sr
Goshen
N.Y
Tournament scoreboard and close finishes in district play
Gardner 52 Lansing 40 Yates Center 81 Wellsville 60 Baldwin 58 De Soto 51 Santa Fe 46 Savior 45. Savior vs De Soto 7 00 Wellsville vs Lansing 8 30. Thursday winners bracket semifinals Santa Fe 7 30 Baldwin Gardner 9 00. Wellsville limited by 33 percent shooting. Peterson led Yates Center with 20 first half points. Wellsville's Mike Dean topped Eagles with 21. Baldwin lost 53 51 as De Soto surged in second half. Santa Fe Trail remained undefeated by beating Savior of the World in the final.
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Edward McGrath
Baldwin
Santa Fe Trail
Yates Center
Gardner
Lansing
Wellsville
de Soto
Savior of the World
Tony Hoch
Trailblazers
Eagles
Mike Peterson
Wildcats
Savior
Chargers
Warriors
Dave Kerr
Royce Berkley
Roger Vanderslice
Yates
Schick
O’connor
Watson
Kelly
Hoch
Young
Elliott
Freed
Larred
Kroshus
Worrall
Reeves
Martin
Backhus
Chilcott
Mossman
Peterson
Roots
Smith
Old
Leis
McCoy
Slater
Dean
Good
Moss
Osher
Warren
Michael
Totals
Chambers
Chanay
Irick
Swan
Turner
Chubb
Trowbridge
Caldwell
Faircloth
Lane
Roldan
Webb
Burton
Kerr
Koch
Mulhern
Hawkins
Wertin
Jim Wright
Mike Dean
Bulldogs
Pizza Hut Rumor Tested: A Cozy Den for Pizza
The speaker urges testing the claim that Pizza Hut offers tastier pizzas and a warmer atmosphere than rivals. It promotes fresh-crusted crusts, thick cheese, extra sauce, garden salads, beverages, and a cozy den like setting, inviting readers to decide for themselves.
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Pizza Hut
Dilly-Dally
Lyndon area standout Bob Culbertson named Player of the Week
Lyndon 6-1 senior Bob Culbertson earns Herald Area Player of the Week after leading the Tigers to two wins. He scored 14 points against Melvern and 22 against Pomona, fueling Lyndon to its eighth and ninth victories and paving the Tri Lakes League tournament run at Burlingame. Culbertson’s Pomona performance helped secure a 57 31 victory.
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Bob Culbertson
Lyndon
Herald
Culbertson
Melvern
Pomona
Tigers
Burlingame
Ottawa B Team and Sophs Openers Fall Short in OT Losses
Ottawa High B team lost 53-46 to Louisburg JV in overtime after a 46-46 regulation tie in the B team tournament at Osawatomie. Terry McDaniel led Ottawa with 15 points as they head to a consolation game next Wednesday. Ottawa sophomores were edged 55-35 by Shawnee Mission Northwest in the sophomore tournament at Turner, with slow early and late quarters hampering a comeback.
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Ottawa High
Louisburg
Jv’s
Osawatomie
Ottawans
Terry McDaniel
Twisters
Osawatomie Prairie View
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Ottawa
Cougars
OHL
Sunday Chiefs Climbers-3 High 10-30-W
The summary lists bowling or sports league results with teams Chiefs Climbers Hustlers King Pins and Splinters. It notes high scores by individuals W Shenk Cox and Finch with totals 139 354 138 360 148 360 157 425 across various games. No narrative context provided.
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Kampshroeder
Strugglers
Troutman
Scatterbrains
Bledsoe
Deuces Wild
Dodd
AIBC
Gutter Dusters
Harvey
F. Betz
Dueces Wild
Kramer
Gers
Wildcats
MurrAy
Wolgast
Finch
Alley Cats
Nite Ladies Royal Tlanes
Fritts
Independents
Swinehan
Baldwin Ward
Everson
Helen & Bill's Cafe
Hamilton
Crites Appliance
Hickman
Milton
Bent Fender
Lister Plumbing
DeCaney
Lee’s Downtowner
Boise Cascade
Yost
Sutton's
Moses
Martindale
Lang
Chiefs
W. Shenk
Hustlers
Cox
Shenk
King Pins
Roehl
City Scores in Local Basketball Totals Across Teams
Sacred Heart No 1 6 and Nazrene 9 led scoring with multiple players. Trinity U M 3 and Calvary Baptist posted thinner totals while adult division highlights include Faith Bible 71 and FBC 41 as teams piled up points across the slate.
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Sacred Heart
Bien
Smith
Foltz
Wassmer
Mueller
Mille
Ferguson
Didde
Geist
Totals
Nazarene
K. Love
R. Ellis
T. Ellis
Crenshaw
Murray
Adell
Trinity U.M
Detwiler
Bryan
Brown
Stewart
Roehl
Jimmy Coen
John Coen
F. Christian
Skidmore
Peffly
Lytle
Anderson
Calloway
Saffron
Gentner
Moore
Scribner
McCullough
Sacred Heart NO
Jim Ferguson
Carpenter
Hart
Korkames
Martinez
Morelet
Turner
Wolken
Ledom
Pacheco
Calvary Baptist
Thompson
Schroeder
Weber
Tucker
Roush
J. Roush
Faith Lutheran
Buick
D. Cook
Cook
Jon Schoonover
D. Switzer
K. Switzer
M. Switzer
R. Zimmerman
Dietz
F. Christian Sts
Underwood
Porter
Browning
Keefer
Droddy
Ball
Flu
Royse
Jones
Brockus
Snider
Hay
Sellers
South
Pierce
North Baptist
Bettge
John Bristow
Cramer
Fitzgerald
Shoemaker
Reed
Gretenoord
Welborn
Kueser
Wilderhott
Spears
F. Buckley
Niehoff
Kansas Opens Big Eight Race With Easy Iowa State Win
Kansas, ranked fifth, opened its Big Eight title chase with an 83-57 victory over Iowa State in Lawrence. Bud Stallworth sparked the early attack, Robisch tallied 21 points tying Gene Mack for top honors, and Nash contributed 14 as Kansas built a commanding lead. Colorado held off Oklahoma State to beat Oklahoma 62-59 at Stillwater.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Iowa State
Lawrence
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma Cowboys
Stillwater
Bud Stallworth
Robisch
Gene Mack
Stallworth
Nash
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H & Hae
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Grinder
Jon
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Brady
Seymour
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Greg Seymour
K.C. Blues
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