Darkhorse Cats In Driver's Seat In Big Eight Race
Kansas State, once a dark horse, won 71-60 at Oklahoma State to move to 4-0 in the Big Eight and prepare for a regional showdown with Missouri. Kansas State, 1-3 on the season but ranked 19th, surged with a late first-half run and outshot OSU 50 to 37 percent. Jeff Webb led K State with 17 points while Rick Cooper had 19 for Oklahoma State. Iowa State defeated Kansas in Ames to stay unbeaten in overtime.
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Grogan named to All-Tournament team at Peach Capital Invite
Steve Grogan of Ottawa High earned a first-team spot on the All-Tournament at Wichita Campus High's Peach Capital Invitational. The 6-2 junior averaged 13 points for OHS which finished seventh. first team also included Griffin Cantrell McConico Brauser.
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OHL Player Of The Week Nominee Chris Chaney Shines
The Herald names Ottawa High’s Chris Chaney as player of the week after a Peach Capital Invitational in Wichita. The 6-2 forward totaled 44 points and 25 rebounds in three games, shooting 17 of 52 from the field and 10 of 18 at the line, showing a growing inside threat for the Cyclones.
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City Scores in Junior and Adult Church League play
In junior division action Sacred Heart No 1 led 12 1 8 while Faith Lutheran and towns teams trailed. Wesleyan and Calvary Baptist posted wins with First Baptist scoring 19 and Sacred Heart No 2 tallying 12 points. Adult division featured Baptist 33 and Sacred Heart 44 alongside Westminster 0 and First United Methodist 61.
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Steelers Take Bradshaw With No. 1 Draft Pick
AP reports Pittsburgh Steelers selected Terry Bradshaw quarterback from Louisiana Tech as the No. 1 pick. Bradshaw, 21, 6-3, 215, set school passing marks and starred in North-South and Senior Bowl. Other top selections include Mike McCoy by Green Bay, Mike Phipps by Cleveland, and Phil Olsen by Boston.
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