Braves Ground Eagles In HAC Clash At home
Ottawa University finally clicked on offense and defense to beat Central Methodist 69 to 59 at Wilson Field House. Junior guard Bob Ludwig led with 18 points as OU outshot CMU 47 to 41 percent yet dominated rebounding 37 to 30 and forced 18 turnovers to snap CMU’s three game HAC streak.
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Lyndon Tigers win Tri Lakes title over Williamsburg 57-48
Lyndon tops Williamsburg 57-48 to clinch the Tri Lakes League championship as Pomona defeats Waverly for third place. Lyndon used tough defense to neutralize Williamsburg height, forcing 14 turnovers and grabbing 29 rebounds to 16. Knoernschild and Hurt sparked the offense while Emery held to 13 points. Williamsburg led 18-10 early, but Lyndon surged to a 28-23 halftime lead and stretched the margin in the fourth quarter.
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Bowling Scores From AJBC League Standings
Beavers lead with high 10-30 Thorn 127 and 36 top scores. Tigers and other teams list high game and series figures. Multiple players logged top marks across divisions including Harvey 138 and 244, Daugharthy 145 and 368, and Burns 212 and 548 in Grand League Skyhooks.
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G. Mitchell
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E. Zimmerman
B. Miller
Tilt On Tap Tonight For KU
The Big Eight race tightens as Iowa State visits Kansas and Oklahoma State goes to Oklahoma to ease the logjam for second place behind Nebraska. Missouri and Kansas State also seek to improve, with Kansas and Colorado already in the mix after weekend results.
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