Humboldt Cubs survive scare at Williamsburg 55 41
Humboldt the state 3A leader survived a tough first half against Williamsburg before pulling away in the second half. Mark Dobbins led with 21 points as Humboldt improved to 11-0. Five Williamsburg players reached the scoring column but could not keep pace after halftime.
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Panthers
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Burg
WHL
Chuck Lee
Dobbins
Panthers coast to win as WHS girls outscore Cubs 43 32
Williamsburg High girls beat Humboldt High 43 to 32 in Three Rivers League action. Williams burg led 12-4 after one, held on despite Humboldt shooting 55 percent. Sophomores Judy Szollosi and Brenda Steward led WHS with 21 and 10 points, Szollosi adding 12 rebounds.
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Steve Day
Williamsburg
Panthers
Brad Basel
Jeff Norton
Davyl Reichard
Larry Seyler
Bob Gasaway
Humboldt
Burg
Cubs
Norton
Williamsburg High Girls
Humboldt High Cubs
Teresa May
Juanita Sluder
WHS
Judy Szollosi
Brenda Steward
Pomona Prevails Over Uniontown In TRL Clash
Pomona built a 72 to 57 win over Uniontown to stay one game behind Humboldt in the Three Rivers League standings. Shannon Servaes led with 31 points. Doug Altice and Jay Sanders added 15 and 12 as Pomona shot 45 percent and dominated the boards 30 to 30. Uniontown led by Jon Farrell with 16, Dan George 14, and Doug Hazelbaker 13.
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Humboldt
Shannon Servaes
Doug Altice
Jay Sanders
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Altic
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Dan George
Doug Hazelbaker
Tom Hancock
Gridley
Indian Gals Hold Off Uniontown For 50-41 TRL Win
Pomona jumped to a 10-4 start and built a 27-17 halftime lead as Uniontown rallied but could not overcome the Indians. Roseann Scott led with 15 points, Cindy Scott and Cheryl Leakey 12 each, Dianne Clayton 10, while Pomona outworked Uniontown 19 of 48 from the field and held a 34-29 rebounding edge before hosting Gridley next Tuesday.
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Gridley
Olathe North rallies to top Ottawa High in EKL showdown
Brent Johnson scored 23 of his 31 after halftime to lead Olathe North to a 71 56 East Kansas League victory over Ottawa High. Johnson sparked a 10-0 second half run, lifting the Eagles from a one point deficit as Mike Popp led Ottawa with 18 points and 14 rebounds in a game that saw 20 Cyclone turnovers and a late rally fall short.
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Prep Scores Hill Boys Augusta 44 Clearwater 41 OT
Hill County prep results show Augusta boys edging Clearwater 44 to 41 in overtime with Baxter Springs 5 and Girard 38, Burlington 50 Prairie View 47, and many other district games reported. Notable tallies include Manhattan 55 Topeka West 54 and Lawrence 100 Shawnee Mission Northwest 55.
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Northeast
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Leoly Ulysses
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Wellsville Girls Reach Eudora Invitational Final
In a dramatic semifinal, Wellsville high school girls basketball edged Immaculata 39 38 to advance to the EIT final. Carol Martin sank two free throws with 14 seconds left, Cindy Deckart sealed victory with a late steal, as Wellsville improved to 8 3 while Immaculata fell to 8 2.
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Eagle Gals
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Deckart
Brenda Caruthers
Becky Jamison
Imac
Susan List
Vikings sweep Marmaton Valley in TRL basketball homecoming
Vikings of Central Heights down Marmaton Valley 78-39 in the boys game and 58-33 in the girls. Dallas Phillips and Brad England led the Vikes with 12 points apiece, while Patty Kratzberg scored 14 for the CH girls as Linda Feuerborn grabbed 14 rebounds. Both teams host Williamsburg next Friday.
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Jim Lewis
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Valley
Patty Kratzberg
Lori Ohmes
Miki Strobel
Ohmes
Strobel
Linda Feuerborn
Waverly Bulldogs Rout Trojans In 69 39 Blowout
Waverly High Bulldogs beat Marais des Cygns Valley Trojans 69 to 39 to improve to 10-2. Mark Schultze led with 20 points as 11 Bulldogs scored. John Rice paced the Trojans with 12. Waverly hosts Olpe Tuesday seeking revenge for an earlier defeat.
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Miller Rides New Putter To Near Phoenix Open Lead
Johnny Miller shot 65 with an unconventional Basakwerd putter to move within one stroke of leader Jack Renner at the halfway point of the Phoenix Open. Renner led at 11 under after a 66 while Miller surged ahead amid forecast rain and storms for the final two rounds.
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Phoenix, Ariz
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Jack Renner
Renner
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Hal Sutton
Lewis Shatters Indoor Long Jump Mark At Millrose
Lewis, a Houston junior and 1981 Sullivan Award winner, wins the Millrose indoor long jump with 28 feet 0.25 inches, ranking among the third best ever indoors. He also posted five legal jumps over 27 feet and narrowly missed the world indoor best, while Browns sweep the 60 yard dashes and Foster wins the 60 yard hurdles.
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Bruner Leads City Bowling Women’s Singles After Strong 601
Lois Bruner rolled a 601 scratch series and 717 total with handicap to grab the top spot in the City Bowling Tournament women’s singles at Indian Lanes, vaulting past week-long leader Debbie Hildebrandt. Doris Downey and Shirley Swinehart moved into second in women’s doubles with a 1,269 total behind leaders Shari and Sue McMillen. Pat Collins leads all events scratch. Kathy Waymire tops handicap all-events with 1,890. No changes in women’s team standings amid a list of regional scores and invites.
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Doris Downey
Shirley Swinehart
Shari
Sue McMillen
Pat Collins
Kathy Waymire
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