Ottawa Braves Rout Culver Stockton 82 67 in HAC Clash
Ottawa University Braves beat Culver Stockton 82 67 to remain 6-0 in HAC and 13-5 overall. Davis led with 17 points, Harris 14, Ernst 24 for Culver Stockton, as Ottawa outscored the Wildcats 19-4 after halftime and pulled away.
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Mitchell Barnhart
Canton
MoAs
Ottawa University Braves
Braves
Heart of America
Fayette
Central Methodist Eagles
Ottawa
Culver- Stockton Wildcats
Marymount
Wildcats
Ricky Harris
Larry Davis
John Ernst
Wildcat
OU Gals Rip Ravens
Ottawa University women beat Benedictine College 64 to 45 at Wilson Field House. A strong first half built a 38 to 15 lead as OU forced 15 turnovers and limited Benedictine to four field goals. Connie Brown led with 20 points and 12 rebounds, while Marcia Elkins added 18 points and six assists to lift the Braves to 9 6. Ottawa hosts Baker next Tuesday at 6 p m.
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Ottawa University
Benedictine College
Wilson Field House
Braves
Ravens
Connie Brown
Whiting
Brown
Benedictine
Marcia Elkins
St. Louis
Ottawa
Baker
OHS Tops Chapman In Close CIT Thriller For Third Place
Ottawa High clinched third place in the Capitol Invitational Tournament with a 55-54 victory over Chapman as Mike Mauszycki hit two late free throws. Shawnee Heights won the title by defeating Washburn Rural 54-39, while Penny Lecompton took the consolation title 74-52 over Seaman. Lang and Barnow earned all tourney honors amid a week full of standout performances.
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Topeka
Ottawa High
Chapman
Mike Mauszycki
OHS
Shawnee Heights
Washburn Rural
Penny Lecompton
Seaman
David Lang
Lang
Wamego
Holt
Ottawa
Grace
Brian Dailey
Mauszycki
Cyclones
Kevin Connor
Dailey
Scott Alwegg
Bob Connor
Bob Duncan
Blue Valley
Duncan
Stanley
Valley
CIT
Kent Barnow
Barnow
Connor
Heights
Mark VandernKamp
Tim Kupersmith
Rural
Kerry Golden
Leland Hicks
Marc Hoffmeister
Bob Fletcher
Holton
Dick Lassiter
Altwegg
Karen Bebermeyer
Wellsville Falls Short In Baldwin Title Game
Council Grove defeats Wellsville 42 to 37 to win the Baldwin Invitational. Carrier leads with 18 points, Luke adds 10 for the victors while Wellsville’s Steve Smith scores 10. Santa Fe Trail earlier took third place. Wellsville hosts Baldwin Friday in a rematch.
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Baldwin
Wellsville
Council Grove
Gary Carrier
Grove
Carrier
Luke
Steve Smith
Donnie Clabaugh
Eagles
Santa Fe Trail
van Horn
Smith
Henderson
Meese
Clabsugh
Hughes
Patton
Totals
Sarratt
Hutchinson
Metager
Little
McClure
Downs
Vy Swisher
WHS Cagers Claim Trophies in League Tourney
Williams burg hosted the Marais des Cygnes Valley League tournament. The WHS boys won third place 47 41 over Bethel Academy of Wichita while Gridley defeated WHS girls 40 34 in the distaff final. Randall Hermreck led Williamsburg with 17 points. Priscilla Roberts scored 15 for Gridley. Vicki Combs had 21 in LeRoy’s 51 27 win in the girls third place game. Williamsburg hosts Waverly Tuesday.
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Williamsburg
WHS
Bethel Academy
Wichita
Panter
Gridley
Randall Hermreck
Mike Basel
Williamsburg Boys
Bethel
Panthers
Vicki Combs
LeRoy
Waverly
Marymount Awaits Fate From NAIA Authorities
Marymount College seven ranking NAIA team faces forfeiture of eight games after starting guard Keith Robinson was ruled academically ineligible. School notes error in applying summer credits to this year but NAIA likely requires prior semester credits. Spartans hold 19-3, with eight of ten wins affected. district officials expect forfeits pending NAIA ruling.
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Salina
Kan
Marymount College
Marymount
Mary Paul Buser
Keith Robinson
Spartans
Robinson
Arkansas City
NFC Wins Pro Bowl In Honolulu 37 27
NFC defeats AFC 37 27 in Honolulu Pro Bowl as Landry notes it could help Super Bowl momentum. Bradshaw, MVP in the Super Bowl, throws two interceptions for the AFC side while NFC stars like Muncie and Archie Manning boost earnings with 5000 payments to winners.
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Honolulu
Tom Landry
Landry
NFC
Chuck Muncie
Archie Manning
New Orleans
Fort Scott Triumphs Over Lyndon 58 47 In Classic Playoffs
Fort Scott Tigers defeated Lyndon 58 to 47 to claim third place in the Ralph Miller Classic. Strong rebounding and 17 offensive boards carried Fort Scott as Steve Claus led Lyndon with 26 points while Knapp paced Fort Scott with 15. The Tigers improved to 8-5 and meet Herington next.
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Chanute
Fort Scott
Lyndon
LHS
Tigers
Steve Claus
Tom Fenwick
Knapp
Brown
Butler
Herington
Nelson
B. Clark
Cully
Spring
J. Clark
Claus
Fenwick
Fort
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King
Hill
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Keith Miller
Culver- Stockton
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Muehrenfeld
Faglana
Wiesmar
Elliot
Best
Wad Bier
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le Roy
Yellow Jackets
Priscilla Roberts
Mudge
NAIA
Bobh Elmer Roth
Charles Eppler
Kansas City
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AFC
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Steelers
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Masten
Firestone Tire
Fort Scott Powers
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Sharp TV
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