Star Tilt Lacks Howe Beliveau As Martin Shines In NHL All Star
The 25th NHL All-Star Game at Minnesota’s Met Center features Buffalo’s Richard Martin as the youngest star while Gordie Howe and Jean Beliveau are absent. Martin, 20, leads rookies with 33 goals 22 assists and aims to break the rookie scoring record as East stars including Esposito Ratelle and Dryden join rookie of the year candidates. The West lineup centers on Bobby Hull and a Chicago-heavy roster with Tony Esposito sharing goaltending duties.
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Ontario Hockey Association
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Boston
Phil Esposito
New York
Jean Rate
Ross Lonsberry
Los Angeles
Simon Nolet
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tony Esposito
Gump Worsley
KU Rallies To Stay In Race
The Kansas Jayhawks overcome a five point deficit in the final five minutes to defeat Iowa State 74 71 at Lawrence. Oklahoma climbs to 3 1 in the Big Eight with an 82 68 win over Oklahoma State. Nebraska leads at 3 0. OSU sits 0 5.
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Paola Upsets Ottawa In EKL Wrestling Duel
Paola defeated Ottawa 30-27 on Ottawa mats as the Panthers built a 27-6 lead and held on. Ottawa’s Doyle Morgan, Jim Siders, Steve Wells, Mark Nelson, Chris Gorton, Dennis Roberts, Larry Black, Roy Jackson, Russell Hughes, Rex Pope, and Randy Hughes all battled Paola wrestlers in a close meet with junior varsity wins giving Ottawa a 445- forfeit edge in the end.
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Mike Knight
Jim Siders
Jerry Isenhower
Mark Nelson
Larry Isenhower
Nelson
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Greg Knecht
Dennis Roberts
Varsity
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Roberts
Larry Black
Bill Dedrick
Dedrick
Black
Roy Jackson
Tom Thomas
Jackson
Russell Hughes
Hughes
John Morrison
Randy Hughes
Twisters
Grapplers
Rosedale
Bonner Springs
OHS Player Of The Week Van Jameson Earns Honor Again
Ottawa High guard Van Jameson is named Herald Ottawa High Player of the Week for a second straight time. He averaged 11.7 points over three games at the Campus Invitational in Wichita, including a 16-for-? field goal spree that boosted the Cyclones offense. Jameson, a 5-6 senior, peaked with 22 points in the seventh place game against Chanute.
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Jameson
Wichita
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Baldwin's Trick Named Area Player of the Week
Jim Trick of Baldwin earns Area Player of the Week after leading Baldwin Bulldogs to a win over Santa Fe Trail in the Baldwin Invitational. Trick scored 18 points in the championship game and forced turnovers, guiding his team past the Chargers.
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McGuire In Rare Calm As Marquette Tops Irish
Marquette stays unbeaten at 15 straight after beating Notre Dame 71-42. Jim Chones leads Marquette with 24 points while Notre Dame’s Gary Novak scores 25. Louisville, BYU, Northern Illinois and other major teams win. Kentucky crushes Vanderbilt in a rough game.
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Top Area Tilt Tonight at Santa Fe Trail Gym
Lyndon aims to stay undefeated in 13 games as it visits Santa Fe Trail for a key area clash. Top scorers Bob Emery and Randal Baker, both over 25 ppg, lead the teams after SFT’s 53 48 loss in Baldwin Invitational final. Other tonight: Williamsburg at Crest, Burlingame at Pomona, Central Heights at Waverly, Baldwin at De Soto. Wellsville and Garnett idle.
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Miller Barber Wins Longest Playoff in Tucson Open
Miller Barber defeated George Archer after a marathon 21-hole playoff to win the Dean Martin Tucson Open. Barber, 40, drained an 18 foot birdie at the 93rd hole for the title and $30,000, saying he was exhausted but relieved as he plans to visit his newborn son in Sherman, Texas. Archer had also pushed into a lengthy overtime.
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City Scores Rounds Up Multi Team Basketball Totals
City scores list many teams with scorers and totals across divisions including Sacred Heart FU Methodist N. Baptist and Wesleyan. Key players include Spears Kuntz Wiederhoit and Buckley, with team totals ranging from 4 to 73 points.
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Petty
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Franano
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F. Christian Sts
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M. Gentner
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Moore
Skidmore
J. Gentner
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Kimball
Ottawa High B-team to compete in De Soto tourney
Ottawa High junior varsity cagers enter the fourth annual De Soto B-team tournament facing Gardner in the opening round. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday and again next week with Ottawa Gardner at 6 p.m. and Immaculata meeting Tonganoxie at 2:30.
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