Jewell Beats Ottawa 73 63 in HAC clash at Wilson Field House
William Jewell defeated Ottawa University 73 to 63 as Jewell capitalized on Ottawa shooting woes. Chastain and Moore each scored 26 for their teams while Jewell dominated the boards 42-32 and forced 27 Ottawa turnovers.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Heart of America
Jewell
Braves
Wilson Field House
HAC
Ottawa
Benedictine
Kirk Chastain
Kevin Moore
Chastain
Moore
Banks
Davie
McDowell
Perkins
Washington
Lewis
Knight
Halles
Totals
William Jewell Bradley
Hodges
Wayne
Dorr
Humphreys
Bornemen
Breshears
Williamsburg Caps Tri-Lakes Crown in 46-41 Win
Williamsburg Caps the Tri-Lakes title with a 46-41 victory over Burlingame. Dan and Dale Boecker each scored 14 for WHS as Jon Lightle added 20, shielding a 36-27 edge through three quarters and fending off late free-throw scares. Melvern upset Lebo 54-46 in the third-place game.
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Lebo — Williamsburg
Burlingame
Bearcats
Williamsburg
Panthers
Boecker Brothers
Dan and
Dale
WHS
Melvern
Lebo
Jon Lightle
Mike Thorne
Wolves
MHS
Pickett
Fowler
Dan Freerksen
Bulldogs Rally To Clinch Seventh In Ralph Miller Classic
Garnett beat Cherryvale 68 to 47 to secure seventh place in the Ralph Miller Classic. Scott Cooper led with 18 points and 22 rebounds as Garnett shot 43 percent to Cherryvale’s 29 and dominated the boards 50 to 30. Elmer Steele and Garen Hunt added 12 points each, with Lichteig and Schulte contributing 17 combined. Fort Scott won the tourney, Chanute finished second, and other results included Fredonia third, Council Grove fourth, and Bishop Carroll fifth. Garnett hosts Paola Tuesday and Lansing Friday in Pioneer League action.
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Garnett
Cherryvale
Bulldogs
Scott Cooper
Elmer Steele
Garen Hunt
Mike Lichteig
Scott Schulte
George Manewski
Fort Scott
Chanute
Fredonia
Council Grove
Bishop Carroll
Paola
Lansing
Young
Mullins
Cooger
Roberts
Schulte
Brummel
Steele
Lickielg
Hunt
Cherry Vale
Kansas City to honor Bert Jones as AFC Player of the Year
The 101 Committee in Kansas City will honor Bert Jones, Baltimore quarterback, as the American Football Conference Player of the Year at the eighth annual 101 Banquet on February 25. The event recognizes top AFL/NFC performers and includes this year’s award presentation.
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Kansas City
Bert Jones
Baltimore
101
George Brett
Mark Littell
Royals
Thurman Munson
New York Yankee
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Hal McRae
Phil Rizzuto
Yankee
Earl Smith
Controversy Stirs Over K State Loss
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman raged over officiating after a 64-63 Oklahoma win. Dave Bliss defended the calls, noting several questionable moments while Oklahoma moved to 5-2 in the Big Eight. Kansas, Nebraska, and Kansas State sit in a three way tie for third at 4-3.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Jack Hartman
Dave Bliss
Bliss
Oklahoma
K-State
Hartman
Mike Evans
John McCullough
Sooners
Cary Carrabine
Kstate
Curtis Redding
Carrabine
Curtis
Jack
Redding
Missouri Tigers
Iowa State
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Allen Holder
Carl McPipe
Oklahoma State
Marks
Town State
Watson Emerges as Bright Pro Golf Prospect in San Diego
AP reports Tom Watson dominates the new pro season, finishing strong in the Bing Crosby and San Diego Open, four top finishes with 42 strokes under par across three events. He leads the tour after moving to sole first in the third round, securing a $36,000 prize.
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San Diego
Dom Mirandi
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Watson
Cyclones defeat Seaman 63 59 in Capitol Invitational third place
Ottawa Highs Cyclones toppled Seaman 63 to 59 in the Capitol Invitational third place game as Ottawa shot 56 percent from the floor and 15 of 17 at the free throw line. Connor led OHS with 23 points, White added 14, and Beets 10 as Seaman’s 19 turnovers contributed to the win.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Topeka
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Seaman
OHS
Vikings
Washbwa
Emviniee Heights
Marysville
Holton
Ottawa
Washburn
Calvin Conner
Big Fella
Gene White
Connor
White
Darren Beets
Dan Carlson
Derek Shockley
Dan Nackley
Spencer Massie
Steve Schuster
Bob Schuh
Chapman
Jeff Sanborn
Schuh
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Graceland
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John Lewis
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Lyndon
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Barlow
Masters
Lang
Miles
J. Freerksen
Lightie
Seems
Burkdoll
Johnson
Jamison
Gourley
D. Freerksen
Toals
Lebg
Lawia
Scott
Hawks
Freerksen
Pierce
Thorne
Chanute — Garnett
Cherries
GHS
West Wilson Repair
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Loyd Builders
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Franklin Savings
M. Millerer
Carlson
Ayers
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B. Vathauer
N. Fenton
M. McMillen
J. Price
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S. Wolgast
R. Hoover
A. DaCaeny
Hite
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Jones
Ted Owens
Owens
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Buffs
Tony Ellis
John Douglas
Jayhawks
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Clint Johnson
Buffaloes
Muriel Kauffman
Kansas City Baseball
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Washburn Rural
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Rural
Heights
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Graves
Dale McCluskey
Connor, Beets
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Wamego
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Kansas League
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Hy Hay
the Rouge
Scribner
Rea
Shockley
Meinhardt
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Gan Carlson
Wilson
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Cobler
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