CH Boys dominate Marmaton Valley in TRL clash
Central Heights built a 25-5 first-quarter lead and cruised to a 77-26 victory over Marmaton Valley in Three Rivers League boys basketball. The Vikings shot 52 percent, with Royce Powelson scoring 17 and Craig Feuerborn 12. Marmaton Valley hit 12 of 54 from the field and were out-rebounded 47-18 as CH improved to 4-0 in league play and 10-2 overall.
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Steve Houk
Franklin County
Williamsburg
Viking Gals Rally To Win 47 42
The Central Heights girls trailed Marmaton Valley at halftime but outscored them 31 19 in the second half to win 47 42 in Three Rivers League play. Kelly Williams and Marie Weers fueled the comeback with strong defense and rebounding and Heights made 19 of 32 free throws. Kelly Wood led Heights with 17 points while Weers added 12. Marmaton Valley’s Jean Bacon had 19. Heights improves to 5 7 and hosts Williamsburg next Friday.
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Carleen
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NBA Mum With KC Kings Move Discussed in New York
Kansas City Mayor Richard Berkley and two city councilmen met NBA officials in New York to discuss the Kings potential move to Sacramento. The group heard no commitments and the door remains ajar, with a city committee chair signaling possible disagreement on options.
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Olathe North Routs Ottawa High 50 41 For Fifth Win
Olathe North used a second half rally to defeat Ottawa High 50 41 in a East Kansas League basketball game. The Eagles improved to 7 6 overall and 3 3 league while Ottawa dropped to 3 10 and 1 5. North outscored Ottawa 6 2 to start the third quarter and led by as many as nine in the final period. Junior Jon Mauszycki led Ottawa with 17 points, while North got 14 from David Young and 13 from Harvey Saxer. North also won the junior games 49 43 and 57 50.
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Harvey Saxer
Jimmy Watkins
Tim Elkinton
Barry Reynolds
Kevin Hodges
Paul Williams
Phil Geist
Jason Maxwell
Panthers Rally Past Humboldt 56 42 In Three Rivers Game
Williamsburg overcoming a halftime deficit to beat Humboldt 56 to 42 for 7-3 WHS, as Brad Bagel led with 19 points and Milliken left with a likely season-ending hip injury after scoring eight. Humboldt had 17 turnovers while Scott Stuart led Humboldt with 12 points.
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Milliken
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Panther Girls Hold On 53 49 In Wins Over Humboldt
Williamsburg Panthers clinched a 53-49 home win as Humboldt Cubs rallied after a first-half deficit. Audra Shepard led Williamsburg with 21 points. Missy Scantlin top-scored for Humboldt with 17. Panthers improve to 5-4, 2-2 in Three Rivers League.
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Roger Driver
Three-way lead as Sutton Mize Koch pace LA Open
Hal Sutton birdied his first three holes and shot 66 to join Larry Mize and Gary Koch at 9 under after 36 holes of the Los Angeles Open. Mize set a Riviera course record with 62, Wadkins sit one back as Sutton eyes resurgence after his PGA win.
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Rozelle Says Flutie Pact Intimidating
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle regretted Doug Flutie joining the USFL and said the Generals offer frightened many NFL teams. Flutie said he agreed to a long-term Generals deal worth about 7 million dollars over at least five years. Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino reacted with curiosity about the money and a wry smile.
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