Presbies top Ottawa 90 78 to share ECAC lead
In Emporia, College of Emporia defeated Ottawa University 90 to 78 to hand OU its first Kansas Conference loss and move to 8 1 in ECAC play. Linhart led with 31 points, Davison 14, Tibbets 18, as OU peaked at 37 percent shooting and CE 51 percent. The Presbies outboarded 48 38 and closed strong with a late foul shot barrage and a 12 point final margin.
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Melvern Routs Pomona 61 56 In Osage County League thriller
Melvern broke a close game open late to beat Pomona 61 to 56. Larry Burnett and Jack White led Melvern with 18 and 17 points as Lonnie Oest led Pomona with 18. Pomona trailed by three entering the final period before Melvern finished strong.
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Moran Tops Central Heights In Linn County Final Thriller
Moran outlasted Central Heights 64 to 61 in overtime to claim the Linn County League crown. Mefford and Cooper each scored 21 for Moran, Wood added 17, while Foltz and King had 13 for Central Heights. Moran erased a six point deficit late, then won on a late go ahead basket and a free throw with seconds remaining in overtime.
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Pro Basketball By The Associated Press Friday Results
San Francisco defeated St Louis 142 to 115 while Boston beat Baltimore 129 to 117 Philadelphia won 119 to 108 over Los Angeles Chicago edged Detroit 125 to 124 in overtime Central division box scores list players Moran Cooper and Fewins with scoring totals and team totals shown for each contest
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Overbrook Dominates Carbondale In Osage County League Game
Overbrook remains undefeated at 9-0 after a 63-35 win over Carbondale in Osage County League play. Key scorers for Overbrook include Roger Hitt with 18 points, Stan Jones 14, and Bill Linden 13, while Steve Shedden led Carbondale with 16. The Gophers pulled away in the second half, turning a 31-21 halftime edge into a 32-14 final-period advantage.
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Scores From Kansas High School Basketball Night
A rundown of scores across Kansas includes Coffeyville 55 over Fort Scott 49, El Dorado 44 over Hutchinson 42, Baldwin 42 over Wellsville 39 in 2 OTs, Chanute 83 beat Columbus 60, Maur Hill 79 over St. Joseph Christian Brothers 66, Humboldt 35 over Neodesha 33, Pretty Prairie 50 over Halstead 40, Augusta 79 over Andover 45, Derby 62 over Newton 36, Wichita East 57 over Wichita North 55 in OT, Wichita Southeast 63 over Carroll 52, Goddard 57 over Clearwater 51, Denison 63 over Dover 41, Elk City 55 over Altoona 54 in OT, Hays St. Josephs 72 over Salina Sacred Heart 58, Highland 82 over Midway 56, Hugoton 64 over Scoti 58, Moline 97 over Cedar Vale 59, Sharon Springs 63 over Brewster 59, Tonganoxie 74 over Hiawatha 43, Burlington 37 over Fredonia 30, Centralia 57 over Wetmore 40, Clay Center 74 over Junction City 55, Concordia 55 over Abilene 53, Effingham 172 over Holton 54, Garnett 70 over Yates Center 56, Haven 51 over Nickerson 40, Herington 62 over Peabody 48.
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Baldwin 42, Wellsville 39 double OT basketball win
Baldwin Bulldogs defeat Wellsville Eagles 42 to 39 in double overtime to claim their third win in 11 games. Dale Walker and Bob Chambers lead Baldwin with 11 points each while Roger ONeil tops Wellsville with 15. The game featured a scoreless first overtime and a three minute second overtime to decide the outcome.
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Garnett Bulldogs top Yates Center in 70 56 win
Garnett improves to above .500 with a 70 to 56 victory over Yates Center in a The Valley League basketball game. Dale Hermreck delivers 21 points and 20 rebounds, leading Garnett as Mike Miller adds 15 points and Hermreck, Raymond, and Barr finish in double figures. Ibbetson tops YC with 15 points.
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Cyclones Edge Eagles In OT Thriller At Olathe
Ottawa High School Cyclones rally past Olathe Eagles 46 to 43 in overtime after a tight game. Wieneke leads Ottawa with 16 points while Braland and Randall contribute for Olathe. Ottawa improves to 3-0 in East Kansas League, Turner visit next.
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Lyndon 64 Burlingame 36 in league clash
Lyndon remains tied for first in Osage County League at 6 0 after a 64 36 win over Burlingame Charles Clayton led Lyndon with 15 points and 17 rebounds Jim Gurss added 16 as Yockey 14 and Lyndon hit 41 percent of their field goals Burlingame’s Johnson and Thornburgh led with 9 and 5 points respectively for Burlingame
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