Prairie View and Central Heights set up Three Rivers final
Prairie View defeated Pleasanton 65 51 in a semifinal as Watson and McIntosh led with points and Prairie View improved to 11-0. Central Heights rolled Moran 73-57 behind Dunbar and Snow while Moran’s players fouled out in a third-quarter run. Prairie View faces undefeated Vikings for the title at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Pleasanton and Moran meet in the consolation at 7.
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Baldwin Invitational scoring results from Kansas events
The Associated Press reports multiple high school basketball results across Kansas. Santa Fe Trail beat Lansing 44 to 40, Yates Center defeated Baldwin 4 to 4 in a typo, Holton won 47 to 43 over Washburn Rural, Wamego triumphed 79 to 20 over Bonner Springs, Hayden beat Lawrence 65 to 50, Highland Park won 67 to 51 against Shawnee Mission South, and Cheney Consolation Semifinals featured Burrton 8 over Sedgwick 49 with Clearwater 67 over Goddard 66. Leavenworth invited Argentine 5, Ward 54 beat Leavenworth 45, Pretty Prairie hosted Trinity of Hutchinson 61 to 45, Pretty Prairie 60 defeated Isabel 41.
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Ottawa University edges Sterling 71 60 in late close nonleague win
Ottawa University fended off a late drought to beat Sterling College 71 to 60 at Wilson Field House. Five Braves scored in double figures led by Jack Scalia with 16 points and 11 rebounds, as OU controlled the boards 55-33 and forced only 10 turnovers. Sterling was paced by Dick Robbins with 17 and Lonnie Kruse with 16 as the Warriors fell to 5-8 while OU improved to 3-10 with a balanced, efficient performance.
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Bears Seek Rebirth With Packers and NFL Trades
The Chicago Bears trade their No 1 draft pick for Elijah Pitts Lee Roy Caffey and Bob Hyland from Green Bay and swap players with St Louis and Houston for Charlie Johnson Miller Farr and Beathard. The deals aim to restore a winning edge after a 1 13 season while Packers veterans Pitts and Caffey bring championship pedigree to a future push.
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Associated Press
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Bud” Adams
Oilers
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Chicago Boxer Allen Thomas Stops Jose Garcia in Six
Allen Thomas of Chicago stopped Jose Garcia of Venezuela in six rounds. Tony Doyl of Salt Lake City out pointed Charlie Singleton of Milwaukee over ten rounds in Chicago boxing card.
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Chicago
Allen Thomas
Jose Garcia
Venezuela
Tony Doyl
Salt Lake City
Charlie Singleton
Milwaukee
Bowling Bits Recap Weekly Standings and Scores
Top bowlers for the week ending Jan 16 include Jean Schmoe with 214 and Sue Wolgast with 573. Pizza Village posted 831 as high game and Royal T Lanes 2810 in series. City tournament entries close Sunday Jan 25.
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Jean Schmoe
Sue Wolgast
Pizza Village
Royal T Lanes
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Mildred Barber
Beautyland
Anderson Carpet
Irwin
Lister
Brooks Transfer
Royal T
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Sharon Heckman
Dorothy Fairbanks
Juanita Reed
Dorothy Schmoe
Donna Mallicoat
Sue Toumberlin
Peggy Rybolt
OU Thinclads to Indoor Kansas City Meet
Five Ottawa University trackmen will compete at the NAIA Indoor championships in Kansas City Missouri. Broad jumper Sid Walker competes Friday night while sprinters Oscar Harris Ben Newson Fred Johnson and Bill Love are among 18 entries in Saturday’s mile relay.
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Kansas City
Sid Walker
Oscar Harris
Ben Newson
Fred Johnson
Bill Love
Kansas State Hot Hand Leads Big Eight Start
Kansas State shoots 47.5 percent in conference games to lead the Big Eight, with 73.3 points per game, and tops in rebounding at 68.3 percent. Dave Robisch of Kansas leads in scoring and rebounds, averaging 24.5 points and 18.5 rebounds. Kansas State meets Oklahoma State next, while Missouri tops defense at 56 allowed per game.
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Showdown in Mo Valley follows Bacon and Grosso win
Louisville upends Wichita State 60-58 as Henry Bacon and Mike Grosso lift the Cardinals. Grosso tops with 15 points, Bacon 14, while Wichita State’s Groese struggles at the line. The win sets a Missouri Valley top clash with Drake for Saturday.
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Associated Press
Louisville Cardinals
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Mike Grosso
Cardinals
Wichita State
Drakes
Louisville
Groese
Bacon
Wichita
Grosso
Preston Carrington
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