Quick Start Sparks 77 63 OU Victory
Ottawa University routs Friends University 77 63 at Wilson Field House powering to a 46 25 halftime margin. Tony Verdi scores 26 points and 13 rebounds to lead OU, with Gary Harrison and Tony Judenis adding double figures as the Braves roll to their ninth win in 11 ECAC games and move into a tie for second place. Friends struggles from the field and fouls, Robin Stauffer leads 19 points for the Falcons.
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Overbrook wins Osage County League title in 72 67 finale
Overbrook jumped to a 20 10 first quarter lead and stayed ahead to defeat Lyndon 72 67 in Burlingame to claim the Osage County League championship as Lyndon drops to 12 2 and Overbrook improves to 12 0 for the season. Stan Jones led the Gophers with 22 points while Lyndon’s Lloyd Tiffany and Dennis Yockey each scored 19.
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Pro Basketball Saturday and Sunday Results Recap
Saturday games featured Cincinnati edging St. Louis 113 to 112 and Boston defeating New York 114 to 112 while Los Angeles beat Baltimore 133 to 118. Chicago at Detroit was postponed due to snow. Sunday results show Boston 141 over New York 106 and Los Angeles 142 over Chicago 122 while Cincinnati beat San Francisco 118 and St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 108. Today's games listed Los Angeles versus St. Louis in Memphis and San Francisco versus Boston in Greensboro.
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Narumi Knocks Out Soo in Tokyo Bout at 112 Pounds
Japanese boxer Yuzo Narumi wins by knockout over South Korean Kaing Hi Soo in Tokyo in a 112 pound bout. Narumi delivers a sixth round stoppage to claim victory.
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Seagren and Steinhauer Lead Record Weekend
Bob Seagren, despite a back injury risk, vaulted 17.2 in Albuquerque to surpass his world pole vault mark while Neil Steinhauer boosted the indoor shot put to 67-10 inches. Steinhauer, a USC student, had earlier set a 6.?? indoor shot put record, increasing it by 75 inches in Pee RS. Seagren planned to compete next Saturday in San Diego.
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Bowling Scores From Midnighters League Standouts
A compact overview of top performances across weekly bowling scores. Notable highs include J Yost 204 and team Midnighters with 558. L Whaley 185 and 490 for Strugglers. P McDaniel 206 and 503 for Kingpins. and C Foster 160 for Hillbillies. Dictated by league standings and individual high scores across multiple teams.
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Vikings 101 Gridley 86 non league basketball rout
Central Heights unleashed a powerful offense to crush Gridley 101 86 in a non league game. John Chrisjohn scored 23 and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead the Vikings with six players in double figures as CH built a 47 30 halftime lead and kept control through the final period. gridley’s Biak had 22 in the second half.
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Snow Not Hampering UCLA Bruins Talent
UCLA remains unbeaten and top ranked after a snow disrupted trip that saw arrests of travel chaos. The Bruins endured a Chicago snowbound weekend with a Friday Illinois game snowed out yet still defeated Loyola of Chicago 82 67 and followed with a Sunday 120 82 win over Illinois.
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Big Eight Indoor Looms As One Of Best Ever
The Big Eight indoor meet in Kansas City on March 3 and 4 showcases four world record holders and 11 national champions led by Kansas star Jim Ryun. Nebraska’s Charlie Greene, Kansas State’s Conrad Nightingale, Colorado’s Chuck Rogers, and Oklahoma State’s Jim Metcalf are among the top competitors, with Ryun aiming to score points for the Jayhawks in events likely the 880 or 1,000 and possibly a mile relay.
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