Top Scorer To Miss Weekend Trip Adversity Challenges Braves
Ottawa University Braves face a tough HAC weekend without leading scorer Keith Miller as they travel to Heart of America Conference games against Graceland Tarkio and hostilities intensify in the race for the conference title. Miller attends his grandmother's funeral in South Carolina.
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Oklahoma adjusts depth as flu hits bench leaders
OU faces an erratic three game stretch highlighted by a loss to School of the Ozarks and rallies past Missouri Valley and Culver-Stockton. Coach Gunkel weighs big versus small lineups while veteran players must lead and Miller, slowed by an ankle, weighs in. Bowed by adversity, OU seeks to prove depth in upcoming games.
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OHS Galf Breaks Through for Consolation Win Over Spring Hill
Ottawa High School rallied with a full court press to beat Spring Hill 34 26 in the Louisburg invitational consolation round. Kay Bozworth led Ottawa with 10 points and 7 rebounds, while Lisa Weber added 9 points and 7 boards. Spring Hill, led by Stiles with 10, and Shelton with 9, shot 26 percent to Ottawa's 28, and both teams struggled at the line amid 49 fouls. Spring Hill and Osawatomie meet for seventh place Saturday while Louisburg hosts semifinals featuring Paola vs Fort Scott and Shawnee Aquinas vs Louisburg.
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Bowling and basketball highlights from city events
Sherm Spears led city bowling with a 694 series to top the singles, while Ralph Kampschroeder and Bud Burgoon traded places in the standings. La Jer Inc. climbed to first in the team event as Wake Forest star Ralph Sampson produced late scoring against Virginia 83-73. The Cavaliers extended the season streak to 22 games. In women’s action Barb Spears led scratch standings and Marge Milton tied for handicap. Team leaders include Andy's Siding, Nitcher's Floor Service, and Fritts Machine Shop.
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Bubbles Burst For KU and OSU In Big Eight Clash
Kansas State halted Kansas 54-43 as Rolando Blackman was contained and Tim Jankovich and Tyrone Adams led the surge. Missouri topped Oklahoma State 92-77, while Kansas fell to Kansas State, leaving both at 4-1 and tied for the conference lead. Nebraska beat Iowa State 61-56. Colorado crushed Oklahoma 75-53.
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Basketball Scores From Kansas State to Sterling
Kansas State defeats Kansas 54 to 43 and Missouri tops Oklahoma 92 to 75. Nebraska beats Oklahoma State 61, while Iowa State edges Tulsa 56. Central Missouri 69 over Missouri State 66. Southwestern Missouri 69 over Eastern Illinois 68. Bethel 43, Bethany 52. St Mary of the Plains 83, Tabor 72. Baker 70, Benedictine 69 in OT. Sterling 61, McPherson 59.
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