Ottawa Cyclones Top Olathe 54 49 in ERL Showdown
Ottawa High Cyclones defeated Olathe 54 to 49 to pull into a three way tie for first in the East Kansas League. Rone Lloyd led Ottawa with 21 points, aided by Dave Payne 13 points and 13 rebounds, while Olathe’s Ted Aucoin poured in 22 points. Ottawa improved to 3-8 overall and 3-1 in league play as Turner Rosedale and Argentine also won, setting up a busy Tuesday schedule.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High Cyclones
Olathe
OHL
Cyclones
Turner
Rosedale
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Bonner
Ronenie Lloyd
Dave Payne
Doug Underwood
Underwood
Wieneke
OHS
Lloyd
Auscoin
Randall
Eagles
Aucoin
Payne
Cycones
Clathe
Ottawa Beteam
Ron Matthews
Benton
Packard
Matthews
Wilson
Buck
Hardage
Seymour
Stark
Drake
Domnanish
Meyer
Ronnie Lloyd
Ottawa High
Junior High
Oops
Bob Kifer
Baldwin Maintains Little Seven Lead With 76 58 Win
Baldwin beat Spring Hill 76 to 58 to extend its Little Seven lead. Tom Swan scored 32 points and grabbed 19 rebounds as the Bucks rolled to the victory.
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Baldwin
Spring Hill
Tom Swan
Scoring Standouts as Fredonia Edges Humboldt 57–38
Bulldogs anchored by John Purvis with 22 points and a strong defense, Purvis and Swan combining for 22 of 36 shooting. Baldwin dominates early 24 0 1 0 lead and finishes strong with three players in double figures, Spring Hill's Kuhn Holland Buckley tally 15 14 13.
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John Purvis
Bulldogs
Purvis
Swan
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Jim Kuhn
Bill Holland
Chuck Buckley
Beedles
Biddle
Nutt
Purevis
Taul
Hickman
Buckley
Holland
Meek
McKaig
Kuhn
Friends Edge Braves in 85 83 thriller win at OU
Friends University defeated Ottawa University 85 to 83 in a seesaw KC Conference clash. Jim Lovely hit the deciding jumper with 55 seconds left as Friends overcame foul trouble for Ottawa and benefited from strong free throw shooting and rebounding. Keith Rucas led Friends with 24 points, while Ron Dunham started for Ottawa and scored 20 in a tight game.
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Wichita
Friends University
Ottawa University
Jim Lovely
Falcons
Friends
OU Lst
Tony Verdi
Chuck Mercer
Greg VanErt
Ron Dunham
Braves
Keith Rucas
Wayne Whitcomb
Lovely
Gary Harrison
Deefense
Dick Booth
Mercer
Verdi
van Ert
Kansas
Ottawa
Baker University
Baldwin
Harrison
Booth
VanErt
Dunham
Career
Sutter
Binns
Spatz
Rucas
Nelson
Isaacs
Whitcomb
Kansas high school scores roundup from the weekend
A sweep of boys basketball results shows Baxter Springs 62 over Arma 48 and Newton 46 to Derby 40, Buhler 80 over Pretty Prairie 42, and many others including Manhattan 92 over Emporia 69, Pittsburg 74 over Jola 63, Shawnee Mission North 73 over Shawnee Mission East 58.
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Baxter Springs
Arma
Newton
Derby
Buhler
Pretty Prairie
Dodge City
Hays
Moundridge
Nickerson
Lyons
Hoisington
Scots
Hugoton
McPherson
Abilene
St. John
Stafford
Great Bend
Russell
Scott City
Jetmore
Anthony
Medicine Lodge
Lindsburg
Ellinwood
Ellsworth
Sterling
Colby
Norton
Concordia
Chapman
Effingham
Tonga
Herington
Centre
Manhattan
Emporia
Ottawa
Olathe
Pittsburg
Jola
Shawnee Mission North
Shawnee Mission East
Shawnee Mission West
Washington Bethel
Chanute
Columbus
Local High School Scores Summary
Independence 60 Parsons 50 Pittsburg College High 50 Galena 43 Kingman 58 Attica 57 Arkansas City 48 Winfield 39 Larned 52 Pratt 46.
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Parsons
Pittsburg College High
Galena
Kingman
Attica
Arkansas City
Winfield
Larned
Pratt
Melvern Wins Osage County League Title Over Overbrook
Melvern Panthers stirred a steady comeback in the third quarter to overtake Overbrook and capture the Osage County League tournament title at Burlingame. Melvern won 59 to 53 as Lyndon bombed Poe.
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Melvern
Overbrook
Panthers
Burlingame
Lyndon
Poe
Panthers win sixth title in eight years at Melvern
In a high school league final, the Melvern Panthers overcame an Overbrook lead to clinch their sixth championship in eight years. Leon Lindstrom led with 19 points while Jack Lacey and Leland Shaffer added 13 and 12. Overbrook was paced by Dana Tutcher 17 and John Moeller 13. Pomona dropped to 6-7 after the third place game.
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Mena
Panthers
Oversbrook
Gophers
Melvern
Overbrook Club
Leon Lindstrom
Jack Lacey
Leland Shaffer
Overbrook
Dana Tutcher
John Moeller
UCL
Pomona
Lyndon
Dennis’ Yockey
Ken Culbertson
Yockey
Culbertson
Jim Gurss
Larry Culbertson
Tigers
Indians
Jim Beesley
Raymon Schroeder
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Ted Aucoin
Mark Randall
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Coffeyville
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Yates Center
Cherryvale
Andover
Leon
Wichita Kapaun
Wichita East
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Wichita Carroll
Wichita West
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Friends Edge Braves
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Timken
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Simmons
Mueller
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Dynamic Men's League
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J. Richardson
L, Larkin
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Nitcher
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Yost
Love
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