OU Clips Jets In OT For 55 53 Win At Wichita
Ottawa University Braves defeated Kansas Newman 55 53 in overtime. Sophomore Teddy McLain scored 22 points, his season high, to spark the comeback as OU improved to 11 9. Jackie Vaughn was held mostly in check but finished with 19 points. The Braves had 18 turnovers in a tight non conference contest.
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Ottawa University
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Newman
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Ottawa
Jackie Vaughn
Vaughn
Ottawa Holds Lead as Newman Rally Prevents Victory
Ottawa led 32-23 at halftime and by six after intermission before Newman guards Robert Meeks and Roy Thompson sparked a 15 point burst. The Jets took a 44-43 edge, then Ottawa reclaimed the lead late, sending the game to overtime where Newman missed key free throws and McLain sealed the 51-? finish. Losch and Starkes paced Ottawa with 13 and 9 points, while Losch dominated boards. Newman falls to 4-15 in 19 games, with Ottawa set to host Baker and then visit Peru State in successive Heart of America clashes.
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Newman
Robert Meeks
Roy Thompson
Jets
Braves
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Anthony King
McLain
Joe Losch
Tommy Starkes
Losch
Anthony McCall
Heart of America
Baker
Wisson Field House
Peru
Neb
Pleasanton Upsets Central Heights in Tuesday TRL Clash
Pleasanton stunned Central Heights 54 52 as CH dropped into a three way TRL logjam with Pomona and Humboldt at 5 1. Heights boys Brad England and Roger Foltz led with 24 and 16 points and 30 rebounds combined, while Don Edgeman sank 8 straight free throws in the final period to seal the upset. The CH girls rolled to 11 1 with a 49 11 win over Pleasanton as Lori Ohmes and Miki Strobel led with 12 points apiece and 12 rebounds for Ohmes.
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Vikings
Pomona
Humboldt
Pleasanton Gals
Heights
Brad England
Roger Foltz
Vikes
Pleansanton
PHS
Don Edgeman
England
Men Take Early Leads In Pin Meet At Indian Lanes
The city bowling tournament opened with strong showings in both divisions. Jon Moore led the men with a 702 series while Mike Allis and Tim Van Leiden followed. in doubles Don Johnson and Gene Ramsey led by one pin over Jim Miller and Dick Wolken. Among women, Dianna Carey moved to second in handicap with 1599, Cindy Sherman topped scratch with 1978, and Jevene Holmes held the top singles score at 746. Team standings showed Princeton Grain leading men at 3071 and Kansas State Bank leading women at 3037, with Farm Bureau Insurance and Eagles Auxiliary moving into second. Ottawa High gym scheduling altered boys Biddy sessions to Feb 6, while girls proceed as planned at Ottawa Middle School.
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Mike Allis
Tim van Leiden
Ottawa Bowl
Princeton Grain
Kansas State Bank
Farm Bureau Insurance
Eagles
Ottawa
Ottawa High
Ottawa Middle School
Uniontown Still Has Panther Gals' Number
Williamsburg girls dropped a 37-36 decision to Uniontown in Three Rivers League play. Dianna Clayton led with 11 points, while Tamela Eden fouled out for Uniontown. Williamsburg battled back from a 21-10 halftime deficit, but foul shooting and turnovers hampered their late push.
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Uniontown
UHS
Panther Gals
WHS
U-Town
Panthers
Eagles
Tamela Eden
Dianna Clayton
Shaun Andrews
Brenda Steward
Sheila Brock
Panther Galf
Humboldt
Fouls Fail OHS Fresh Topeka Jay Shideler Leads Upset
Jay Shideler fouled sunk 16 of 22 free throws and scored the winning field goal with three seconds left to lift Topeka High School to a 56 54 victory over Ottawa in a freshman game at Ottawa Middle School. Ottawa outshot 25 of 55 and led 31 31 rebounds, while Shideler made the late points. Ottawa’s John Wray tied for scoring honors with 16, 8 rebounds. Lloyd Taylor had 13 points and 12 boards. OHS teammates Brian Jung 9 and Keith Hodges plus Bob Brownell added 12. Cyclones next play at Emporia Thursday at 4 30.
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Jay Shideler
Ottawa
Shideler
John Wray
Lloyd Taylor
Brian Jung
OHS
Keith Hodges
Bob Brownell
OHS Booster Fete Thursday at Cyclone Room
The Cyclone Booster Club sponsors a reception for Ottawa High winter athletes and parents after Thursday's dual wrestling match with Paola. The reception in the Cyclone Room features cookies and refreshments. Wrestling with Paola begins at 6:30 p.m. with junior varsity bouts.
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Ottawa High
OHS
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OU Gals Top Avila in Heart of America Clash
Ottawa University women push to a 57 49 win over Avila, led by Brenda Holman with 18 points and 19 rebounds. Dana Cook adds 14 as OU improves to 6-11, Avila’s Chambers tops for 19. OU hosts Baker Friday in conference action.
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Larson
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Newkirk
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Huss
Marks
Sulzer
Oserkamp
Crimi
Babich
Indians grab share of TRL lead with 76 62 win over Jayhawk Linn
Pomona broke away in the second quarter to lead 39 25 at halftime and never trailed in a 76 62 victory over Jayhawk Linn. Perrie Swank and Greg Eagleman powered the Indians with 18 and 10 points and 25 combined rebounds while Duane Ray and Shannon Servaes led scoring with 22 and 10 rebounds each. Pomona improves to 5 in league play and 8 4 overall and heads to Uniontown Friday for another TRL outing.
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Perrie Swank
Greg Eagleman
Indians
Central Heights
PHS
Jayhawks
Swank
Eagleman
Shannon Servaes
Chris Parker
Duane Ray
Servaes
Boll- Inger
Uniontown
Lyndon Edges Mission Valley In OT 49 47
Lyndon High School beat Mission Valley 49 to 47 in overtime. Jim Fuller scored 28 points, hitting key free throws late to force overtime, with Scott Robison and Ruffin McDaniel contributing in the extra period. Mission Valley was led by Jim Rudeen with 20 and Scott McGlasson with 18.
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Allen
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