Emporia Teams Lead Kansas College Ranks
Emporia State and College of Emporia pace Kansas small college basketball with combined records. Emporia State sits atop the Central Conference despite a 6-8 overall mark, while College of Emporia leads the Kansas Conference with a 10-1 league record. Fort Hays State dropped to fourth after a 92-80 loss to Emporia State. Pittsburg State sits second with a 4-1 CIC mark.
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Reaves Peters Devoted To Athletics And Leadership
Reaves E. Peters Sr. 73 died Sunday night of cancer in Kansas City. He retired June 30 1963 as executive director of the Big Eight Conference after 25 years guiding and expanding the league. Peters chaired NCAA and Olympic committees and led Missouri Track and Field Federation as president. He helped form the National Association of Collegiate Commissioners and organized the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Peters started the Big Eight holiday basketball tournament and its indoor track meet and pushed revenue sharing from television and football among members. Earlier he was athletic director and coach at Northeast High School in Kansas City for 27 years, winning 11 city titles and multiple state championships with record-setting relay teams. He coached at Ferguson Jefferson City Birmingham and Fort Scott before Northeast.
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Ottawa Sophs Triumph Over Bonner in Junior High Victory
Stark led Ottawa Sophomores with 20 points as the team defeated Bonner Springs 46 to 36 Saturday morning at the junior high gym. Drake, Myers, Stark, Queen, Reynolds, and Wallace contributed with varying scores in the 1988 game noted in local standings.
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Bold Bidder Dominates Strub Stakes at Santa Anita
Bold Bidder, the retired Jerome Handicap winner, captured the $134,500 Charles H. Strub Stakes at Santa Anita in a track record 1:59.35 for 1 1/4 miles. Jockey Willie Shoemaker praised the colt after a six-length victory, redefining a year in racing headlines. Bred by Wheatley Stable, Bold Bidder had been viewed as expendable in 1965 before being bought by Randy Sechrest for $45,000 and winning an overnight allowance in his first race in new silks.
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Waverly Dominates Gridley In Twin Valley Title Game
Waverly 64 Gridley 53 as Bulldogs pull away late in the Twin Valley League championship. Dennis Robbins scores 28, Terry Lewis 14, while Gridley’s Steve Birk leads guests with 27. Waverly remains hot at 9 wins in 11 games.
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Twilight League Bowling Scores From Sunrise Dairy and More
Bowling results from Twilight League items show top scores and high games for teams including Sunrise Dairy, Bennett Creamery, Ottawa Bowl, Moonlighters, Kingpins, Hillbillies, Gutter Dusters, The Hustlers, Pin Lugers, Slap Happy Four, Sleepers, Unpredictables, Hits and Misses, Lost Four, Strugglers, R and M Midgets, Plugs, Termites, The Rollers, Downdrafts, Deuces Wild, Sunday High Teens, King Pins, Brunswick Kids, DeMolay, Alley Rats, Pinheads. Notable performances include Miller 521 high game, Wichman 215, Liegerot 501, Madl 365, McDaniels 187-472, Cochrane 203-534, Foster 128, Kersley multiple entries, SmitH 112.
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College basketball scores roundup across three regions
East results feature Dayton over St Jos Pa 79 76 and Providence over Niagara 80 67. Syracuse 114 Mass 72 and Kentucky 115 over Auburn 78 highlight the slate. Midwest showcases Loyola over Kan St 76 70 and Michigan 69 Wisconsin 67. Southwest totals include Tex West 69 50 West Tex 50 and Houston 97 over Tex A M 85. Far West shows Utah 84 over Utah state 79 and Creighton 104 over Idaho St 95 with Seattle 84 La Salle 62.
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Boxing Results Panama Justiniana Aguie Lar vs Love Allotey
Panama's Justiniana Aguie lar outpointed Ghana's Love Allotey after ten rounds in a featherweight bout held in Panama City. Aguie lar controlled the action with precise footwork and sharp combinations while Allotey pressed forward but could not edge the scoring.
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Winter Golf In Kansas Goes To Extreme Fun
Six players from Junction City and Manhattan braved 24 degree sunshine at Ft. Riley Officers Club for the first annual Red Bull Golf Tournament. Snow covered greens required snow teeing and no penalties under winter rules as players used red painted balls and wore boots. After nine holes three added three more. best nine hole score was 46 with about half a dozen balls lost.
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Overbrook Rolls Past Osage City 81 to 68
Overbrook five starters scored all their points in an 81 68 win over Osage City. Bill Coffman led with 20 points, followed by Dick Wells 17 Dan Tutcher 16 Leonard Atchison 15 and John Moeller 13 as Overbrook moved to 11 2. Osage City led 18 17 early but Overbrook outscored them 24 12 in the second quarter and held the lead the rest of the way.
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Rain slows Lucky International Open final round
Kentuckian Frank Beard led the Lucky International Open after three rounds at Harding Park in San Francisco. Heavy rain washed out part of the third round, leaving Beard with a wire to wire chance at $57,000. Mike Souchak and Ray Floyd trailed by one and two strokes respectively, while Arnold Palmer and others sat at 207.
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Weber Wins Fourth Big Payday in All Star Bowling
Lansing, Michigan AP report notes slender Dick Weber secured his fourth large payout on the National All Star Bowling Tour Sunday, highlighting another dominant performance and cash prize victory.
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