Ottawa High tops Spring Hill in consolation round at Louisburg invite
Ottawa High Cyclones opened with a 20-6 run and defeated Spring Hill 45-36 in Louisburg Invitational girls basketball. Senior Becky Kaub led OHS with 19 points while DeNa Waggoner and Pam Jung added 11 and 8. Ottawa forced 28 turnovers, shot 31 percent overall, and will play Louisburg for fifth place.
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Aquinas
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Mario Supica
Donna Hodge
Osawatomie
Citizen's Bumps Women's Leads in City Bowling Event
Citizen's State Bank overtook Holes & Poles to lead the women's team standings with 3 041 at Indian Lanes on Wednesday night, while Shari and Sue McMillen moved into the doubles lead. Debbie Hildebrandt remains top in singles as Pat Collins leads all events in scratch and Barb Spears in handicap. In men's play, Fogle Quarry keeps the team lead as Ottawa Bus Service No 2 rises to second with 2 983. Troy Greisen leads the men's singles and all events, with Jim Compton and Bob Sanderson moving to second in doubles. Hank Aaron will speak at Emporia State University at 7 30 p m in Albert Taylor Hall hosted by the Black Student Union and Union Activities Council with a $2 general admission and $1 50 for E State LD.
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Bob Sanderson
Troy Greisen
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Emporia
Hank Aaron
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Aikens Seeks Respect From Royals Fans In 1983
Willie Aikens says negative fan reactions affect him but he remains committed to Kansas City. The Royals first baseman, 26, talks of improved hitting goals for 1983 including a .800 pace and 25 to 30 homers, after a productive 1982 season and a new one year contract.
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Mavericks hold off Kings 125-115 in KC
Dallas Mavericks toppled Kansas City Kings 125 to 115 to extend a team record five-game win streak. Mark Aguirre scored 35 points with 11 rebounds, Kelvin Ransey and Jay Vincent added 28 each as Dallas overcame a late Kings rally and a physical, foul-filled contest.
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Jay Vincent
Dick Motta
San Antonio
Larry Drew
Mike Woodson
Ray Williams
Kevin Loder
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