Braves Rally to Top Baker and Tie HAC Lead
Ottawa University, in a hard fought 70-64 win over Baker, tied Graceland and William Jewell for the Heart of America Conference lead at 4-2. Bobby Washington led with 21 points and 11 rebounds as OU surged in the first half and held off a late Baker rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Baldwin
Ottawa University
Heart of America
Baker
William Jewell
Liberty
Braves
HAC
Graceland
Jewell
Central Methodist
Eagles
Bill Frear
Wildcats
Bobby Washington
James McDowell
Ottawa
Washington
McDowell
Wade Banks
William Davie
Kevin Moore
Cats
Moore
Davie
Banks
Earl Kemper
Alexander Harmon
Don Vannice
Cassie Love
Ottawa High tops Seaman in CIT third place game 58 46
Ottawa High Cyclones defeat Seaman 58 to 46 to grab third place in the Capitol City Invitational. The Cyclones used a high pressure defense and a 26 point second period to pull away, with Scott Hay John Mueller and Tim Smith leading scoring and rebounding. Seaman fought back late but Ottawa iced the win with clutch free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Topeka
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Seaman
Ottawa
Washburn Rural
Shawnee Heights
T-Birds
Rural
Gunning
Chapman
Wamega
OHS
Vikings
Scott Hay
John Mueller
Joe Geist
Tim Smith
Tony Petty
Smith
Bill Brunbaugh
Derek Shockley
Dennis Tenpenny
Shockley
Vikes
Petty
East Kansas League showdown ends in tight Ottawa setback
Ottawa Cyclones fall 51 46 as Seaman stalls late. Shockley leads with 12 points while Brumbaugh adds 10. Massie earns MVP honors for Rural and Zibell nets 50 CIT points. Turner’s East Kansas League team wins Sacred Heart Salina title 78 42. Bishop Miege earlier claims Olathe Invitational. Ottawa eyes next EKL contest at Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Mueller
Deron Kramer
Seaman
Ottawa
Vikes
Shockley
Brumbaugh
Hay
Spencer Massie
Bill McCoy
Rural
Mike Perry
Terry Bonnet
Shawnee Heights
Scott Harshbarger
Brad Lichtenhan
Wamego
Gary Zibell
Holton
Marvin Reeves
Chapman
Brubaugh
Massie
Zibell
Turner
Lincoln
ERL
Bishop Miege
Olathe
Cyclones
Bowling Scores Weekend Bowlers Lead with Highs
Weekend bowling scores list multiple teams and top individual figures with high scores and totals. Notable entries include Wight Crawlers 513, Lattimer 444, Seiff 42, Everson 46, Edgecomb 479, Schultz 488, and many more across clubs such as Sonic Drive-In, Cripplets, Live Five, and Renegades. Team leaders include Green Acres Restaurant and First National Bank with high team totals and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight Crawlers
L. Pyle
Waverly Stingers
R. Lattimer
Burgerteria
N. Seiff
Boozers
D. Everson
L. White
B. Bugner
Bdekal
L. Edgecomb
D. Sammons
J. Perkins
J. Schultz
C. Drake
Wil. Schultz
Robertson
R. Sheriey
Berger
Derner
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Missouri Valley
Wilson Field House
McValley
Tarkio
A. Moore
Perkins
Totals
van Acker
Seals
Feit
Payne
Bibbs
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Greg Page
Louisville
Page
Muhammed
Inzhyan
Andre Curry
Washington, D.C
Viktor Kotovshchikov
Richard Sandoval
Pomona
Calif
Anatoly Klyuev
Hotton
Santa Fe
Shawnes Heights
Wramer
Hauelity
Mandell
J. Gelat
Tot V8
Bowser
Kendall
Shocking
Farrant
Tenpenny
Carlson
Cobt
A. Zabloudit
L. Bond
S. Dryden
Brown
D. Burgoon
B. Jordan
J. HutchInson
Fernwood
R. BrAdy
J. Thompson
Lane Dusters
R. Welton
L. Quisenberry
G. Dammanish
Renegades
Hives
R. Burgoon
L. Jacobeen
F. Fisher
B. Moore
MacCulloch
L. Hoiaptel
M Buffet
J. Edgecomb
Fiiresalls
K. Randell
R. Werd
M. Robertson
K. Robertson
B. Jackson
J. Fon
M. Witton
Tourney
First National Bank
Law
S. Main
Ihallmark Inn
Free Budge’s
Sports Center
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