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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1986

Page

8

GHS Gals End Slump In Frontier League Win

Garnett Bulldogs snap six game skid with a 48 37 win over Prairie View to claim their first Frontier League victory Denise Dicker grabs 10 rebounds while Diane Miller leads Garnett with 16 points Karen Moore Karrie Davidson and Dicker add 6 each Garnett shoots 31.7 percent and hosts Gardner Thursday in league play

LA Cygne Garnett High Prairie View Bulldogs Buffaloes Garnett Terry White Denise Dicker Diane’ Miller Karen Moore Karrie Davidson Dieker Nicole Weide Gardner

Waverly girls capture first Lyon County league crown

Waverly High routs Hamilton 55 to 20 to seize the Lyon County League title, finishing 8-0 in league play and 11-1 overall. Genny Kistner led with 18 points while Lisa Tyson and Karen Efinger each grabbed 12 rebounds as WHS held a 55-30 edge on the boards.

Waverly Waverly High Hamilton Bulldogs WHS Doug Piper Tigers Lisa Tyson Karen Efinger Genny Kistner Esinger Lyon Emporia

Ottawa Quail Unlimited banquet committee set for Feb 4

The banquet committee of the Ottawa Quail Unlimited Chapter will meet Thursday evening in the basement conference room at the Department of Public Safety headquarters 720 W 2nd. The meeting starts at 7 and focuses on final preparations for the chapter s second annual banquet on Feb 4. Tickets including an annual QU membership remain available and contact John Briggs at 242-1068 or 242-7800.

Ottawa Quail Unlimited Department of Public Safety John Briggs

MdCV Trojans stay unbeaten with 67 54 win over Madison

Marais des Cygnes Valley, ranked third in Class 1A, used quickness and depth to defeat Madison 67 to 54. MdCV led 31-24 at halftime and extended the margin after Madison faltered at the line. Key players included Thad Thurston and Jason Harred, while Lary Privat and Eric Tincher provided strong defense and scoring. MdCV improves to 12-0 and eyes Friday’s Hartford game and next week’s LCL tournament.

Melvern Marais Des Cygnes Valley Madison Marais Des Cygnes Bulldogs Trojans Mdcv Thad Thurston Tony Buster Valley Steve Joonas Lary Privat Eric Tin Doonas Thurston Buster McCv Hartford Emporia White Auditorium

MdCV Gals Defeat Madison 50-44 in Lyon County clash

MdCV girls improve to 6-6 overall as they edge Madison 50-44. Tammy Irey scores 22, Sue Mastell adds 12, and Carmen Criqui helps with rebounding against a second-half surge by Madison. MdCV shoots 38 percent, finishes 14 of 21 at the line, while Madison hits 56 percent in the fourth.

Melvern Marais Des Cygnes Valley Madison Trojan Gals Mdcv

Osage City girls rout Lyndon 68 28 in nonleague game

Osage City built a 22-2 first-quarter surge to dominate Lyndon 68 28 in a nonleague girls basketball game. Connie Jones led with 18 points as nine Indians scored, hampered Lyndon to five field goals and a 46 percent Osage shooting. The Indians out rebounded 40-23, while Lyndon made 18 free throws but 21 misses. Osage City heads to Lyndon tournament next week to face Burlington.

Osage City Lyndon Indians OCHS Kent Reed Dians Tigers Jennifer Hamman Connie Jones Hamman Tami Hultgren Tara Allison Jo Overbaugh LHS Burlington Hultgren Meyer Jones King Lindblom Peterson Schronder J. Williams E. ‘Williams Markley Totaly Ovarbough Baylett McGanigla Allison Schneidewind Schmitendorf Eagles Baldwin Wellsville

Eagle Gals Puncture Gardner In Frontier Clash

Wellsville girls pull away in the second quarter to beat Gardner 39 33 in Frontier League action. Carroll 11-9-? turnover woes aside, Sherie Henderson and Kari Newhouse pace Wellsville with 15 and 12 rebounds as Susan Klenke leads Gardner with 14 points. Gardner struggles from the foul line and shoots 27 percent overall as Wellsville improves to 4-1 in league play and 6-3 overall. next up, a home game against Louisburg.

Gardner Wellsville Girls Eagle Gals WHS Frontier Susan Klenke Trailblazers Wellsville Henderson K. Newhouse Wright Childs Main Kramer Wilcker Gillespie Brown Lauuel Klenke

Wellsville Cruises In Open With Baldwin Invitat ion Win

Baldwin Wellsville Highs boys opened the revamped Baldwin Invitational with a 58 50 victory over host Baldwin in a six team event The new format splits into two pools of three with initial games within pool Then bracket play begins Saturday for places one through five Wellsville and Garnett sit 1 0 in pool play and collide at 7 30 PM

Baldwin Wellsville High Wellsville Garnett

Wellsville Eagles top Baldwin Bulldogs in WHL thriller

Wellsville defeated Baldwin 66 60, lifting to 6th win in nine games. Key plays from John Wilhite and Scott Moore sparked a balanced attack as Aaron Todd contributed eight rebounds and six free throws in the final period. Eagles advance to Pool A showdown Friday with Mission Valley, Council Grove, and Santa Fe Trail rounding out the field.

Mission Valley Council Grove Santa Fe Trail Wellsville Gardner Eagles Baldwin Bulldogs WHL John Wilhite Wilhite Deterding Scott Moore David Rogers Aaron Todd Todd

Littlest Jayhawk Plays Biggest Role in Big Eight Win

Lawrence AP Cedric Hunter the shortest on court fueled Kansas 98-92 over unbeaten Oklahoma. Hunter had 19 points and nine assists, teammates reached double figures, Manning added 24 points 11 rebounds as KU improved to 17-2, Sooners fell to 17-1 and 2-1 in league. Remarks from coach Brown highlighted Hunters impact.

Lawrence Kan Cedric Hunter Kansas Oklahoma Larry Brown Sooners Jayhawks Brown Hunter

Local youth basketball rosters and Saturday schedule

ORC Kid teams list players for Gray Sooners Blue Cyclones Yellow Buffaloes Black Tigers Purple Wildcats with eight o clock schedule blocks. Readouts include White Jayhawks Blue Cyclones 3 a.m. Yellow Buffaloes Green Cowboys 8 a.m. Red Cornhuskers Gray Sooners 8 30 a.m. Purple Wildcats Black Tigers 8 30 a.m.

White Jayhawks Blue

Ottawa High grapplers split double dual with SM South and Harmon

Ottawa High wrestlers went 1-1 in a double dual at Kansas City. They defeated Shawnee Mission South 49-19 with six wins by pins and two forfeits, then lost to Harmon 41-25 despite four wins by pin and a 15-2 heavyweight decision.

Kansas City Kan Ottawa High Shawnee Mission South Harmon OHS Shawnee South Cyclones South Darrell Bourque SM South Jim Wallace Kevin Jackson Billy Wingate Darin Weatherbee OHL Phil Murray Cyclone Jon Negash Ottawa Murray Benji DeLeon Wayne Knight Kris Patton Weatherbee Jim Everett Robert Miller Negash Steve Pendleton McClay Wayne Jenkins John Taylor Hnopes DeLeon Brian Taylor Knight Joey Barajas Tim Morrison Wallace George Marshall Jackson Donald Stein Wingate Augie Ramirez Patton David Curtis

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Moore Kater Manderson Davidson Divkar Milter Pratt Teagarden Golladay Cor- Ratt Boone Hardesty Gunn Belshe Kirkpatrick Totals S. McNabb K. Esinger G. Klamner B. Kilther Tyson Skiman Pedersen B. Etinger Tatas Wiggins Kerwin Long Ty Smith Harriston Trojan Boys Joonas Jason Harred Jason Webb Jeff White Tracy McKenzie Jeff Gentz Todd Guthrie Macy Boys Tincher Lewis Webb Teter Privat Marred Madison Boys Frankhauser McClelland Gentz Russell Guthrie McKenzie Bolen Trojan Steve Burkdoll Mastell Jenny Harredt Carmen Criqui Pierce Barnard Trojan Girls Mastall Rey Harred McMillin Carla Criqui Jordan Pont Morris Curry Smith Dean Osage City Girls Eagle Craig Adams Sherie Henderson Kari Newhouse Sandy Main Jana Wright Eagle Girls Louisburg Kermit Deterding Gretenoord Young Hortie Layton Rogers Se North Sheldon Kreighbaum Rockers Boyle Johnston Wilson Littlest Jayhawk R.C Wirte Wade Hepner Craig Archer Andy Derousseau Anne Porter Corey Fuller Jeremy Shepard Jeff Howard RED Cornhuskers Carrie Mason Brad Wooley Matt Duncan Josh Imel Jeff Barker Matt Olson Gwyn Walburn Danny Manning Ron Kellogg Calvin Ninvadt ORC Kid BLACK Dustin Grant Scott Hornbuckle T.J. Templeton Jessica Rice Josh Turner Christina Burgess John Paul Janssen Purple Wildcats Owen Bradley Kevin Brown Ben Evans Michelle Hector Noah Huske Peter Kay Erik Spigle OHS Grapplers Eric Jackson Rick Kloog Jayvee Paola Smsouth John Johnson Jason Hosey Bill Wingate Chris Jones Trevor McCall Joel Conwell SMS
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