Ottawa Braves Rally Past Graceland 93 88 in OT
Ottawa University overcame a five point deficit late in regulation to force overtime and defeat Graceland 93 88. Kevin Moore and Jim Perkins sparked the rally and P Perkins sparked the extra period as OU improves to 2 1 in the Heart of America Conference and 8 6 overall. Bell led Graceland with 27 points while Lusk added 21 and Davies 16 before fouling out in OT.
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Purdue and Notre Dame Face Tough Top Opponents
Purdue travels to Indiana while Notre Dame hosts UCLA in tough road battles as underdogs. Schaus and Phelps both express confidence, aiming to upset highly ranked foes. Other top teams split results with La Salle, Wyoming, Stanford, and New Mexico posting wins and notable performances.
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Top High School Teams Roll In Kansas Action
Hutchinson Salt Hawks remain undefeated at 8-0 with an 88-57 win over Wellington. Wichita Southeast also win big, downing Bishop Carroll 77-58. Upsets hit Topeka and Wyandotte as Lawrence edged Topeka 56-54. In 4A Sumner beat Wyandotte 61-45, Salina Central defeated Great Bend 62-49, Manhattan beat Junction City 74-63, McPherson downed Salina South 58-55. In 3A Wamego beat Abilene 64-56, Coffeyville defeated Hayden 60-57, Winfield beat Derby 66-63. Natoma leads 1A with 69-32 over Jennings. McCracken 99-48 over Eastern Heights. Garden Plain 67-56 over Pretty Prairie.
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Lyndon Tigers rout Pomona to extend home win streak
Lyndon defeats Pomona 67 to 43 at home, preserving their 61st straight home win as Randy Dawson scores 26 with 13 rebounds, aiding a strong second half. Pomona's Matt Dillon and Roger Simmons lead visitors with 11 and 10 points. Lyndon advances to face Wichita East in the Dodge City Tournament of Champions.
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Melvern Wins 85 52 As Melvern Runs Past Burlingame
Melvern dominated Burlingame 85 to 52 in a Tri Lakes League basketball clash Friday night. Melvern opened with 25 points in the first quarter and led 41 to 18 at halftime, with Rich Jones as high point scorer.
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Melvern vs Burlingame basketball recap and schedule notes
Melvern defeated Burlingame 85 to 52 with Jim Lightle scoring 22 and Melvern reaching 9-1. Burkdoll 17, Sedgwick 14, Pickett led Burlingame with 16. Upcoming league tourney at Lebo features Quenemo Tuesday.
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Lebo Tops Quenemo In Tri Lakes League clash
Lebo used a third quarter 20-10 run to pull away after a close first half, finishing 53-36 over Quenemo. Quenemo star Steve Pegram posted 18 points and 18 rebounds in defeat, while Lebo’s Mike Thorn led with 15 points, Dale Smith 12, and Rex Trimmett 10 as the Buffaloes improve to 1-8? The Quenemo Buffaloes drop to 1-8 with the loss and face Melvern next in the Tri-Lakes tournament at Lebo.
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Bowling Bits By Hazel Liegerot
Top bowler for the week of Jan 13 was Hazel Guyett with a 208 game and 531 series. Patterson's led team highs 822 and 2321 while standings show Patterson's first, Franklin Savings second. Tuesday saw Beverly Sedom top both categories with 182 and 473, Haley's led teams 736 and 2083 as Arnold's topped 41-31. Wednesday Afternoon Housewives saw Doreen Newby best game 179 while West Wilson Truck led teams 616 and 1651 with East 9th Community first 43-25. Thursday had Carol Luther top game 191 and Kathy Hughes top series 501. Beautyland led teams 750 and 2169, Skyhook first 52-24. Splits Converted list notes several 5-7 and 4-7-10 conversions by multiple bowlers.
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Prep Scores From The Associated Press Games Set
A compendium of high school basketball scores reported by the Associated Press. Teams such as Baldwin, Louisburg, Beloit, Osborne, Mack, and many others posted varied results across the night, with several OT and close finishes noted among Kansas leagues. Includes Jefferson North, Lawrence, Shawnee Heights, Manhattan, Hutchinson, and more across state venues.
Garnett Falls To Osawatomie In Pioneer League Clash
Garnett 0-8 suffers 67-50 loss to Osawatomie as Buchanan leads Osawatomie with 18 points and Brady add 16. Garnett’s Schillig scores 13 as Osawatomie pulls away after halftime. Garnett trailed 27-21 at half then 67-50 final.
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CHIs Victorious Central Heights Defeats Prairie View 83 62
Central Heights improved to 56 on the season with an 83 62 home win over Prairie View in the Three Rivers League. CH led 42 31 at halftime and shot 50 percent to Prairie View s 37. Top scorers were Tom Horstick 22 Dan Welch 15 and Don Day 10 for CH while Browning led Prairie View with 24 points.
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Baldwin Bulldogs overpower Louisburg for 82 57 win
Baldwin motions fast break to lift their Jayhawk record to 9-2 with an 82-57 rout of Louisburg. Gary Irick leads with 28 points, Dale Johnson adds 22, and Dave Nutt hits 12 as Baldwin secures second place. Louisburg top scorers Danny Pemberton 18 and Don Klamm 14.
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