WSU Star Henry Carr Aims High With Unique Free Throws
Wichita State center Henry Carr uses a distinctive free throw ritual that has drawn attention from coach Dean Smith and teammates. The 6-9 senior, who leads his team in scoring and rebounding, improved from 36 percent to over 60s, with a team total of 13.3 points and 8 rebounds per game through 19 games. Carr credits his work under coach Eddie Fogler and assistant Mike Cohen for restoring form, while his older brother Antoine Carr, a Hawks forward, watches as the brothers pursue professional goals and a college degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Wichita State
Henry Carr
North Carolina
Dean Smith
Carr
WSU
Eddie Fogler
Smith
Antoine Carr
Shocker
Atlanta Hawks
Toine
Antoine
Henry
Fogler
Shockers
Antione Carr
ORC Wins Exclusive Food Concession Rights in Ottawa
The Ottawa Recreation Commission approved an exclusive right to dispense and sell food at its sites by adding a concession clause to the annual lease with a concessionaire. The rule covers the Orlis Cox complex and Forest Park facilities and bars groups from selling concessions during events like softball tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Don Williams
Orlis Cox
Forest Park
Tonganoxie Stifles Wellsville 43 33 In Eudora Invite Semis
Tonganoxie used a size edge to overwhelm Wellsville in the Eudora Invitational semifinal, holding the Eagles to 13 of 56 shooting as the Cheiftains grabbed 41 rebounds and built a 43 33 victory. Eagles coach Craig Adams lamented inside pressure.
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Tonganoxie
Wellaville
Cheiftains
Eagles
Chieftains
Wellsville
Craig Adams
Wellsville, Tonganoxie battle in league clash
Wellsville fell to 6 4 while Tonganoxie moved to 8 4 as the teams traded leads through three quarters. Jana Wright led Wellsville with 9 points while Sandy Main and Gainer paced Tonganoxie with 10 and 9 points respectively as Wellsville eyes third place in the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Tonganoxie
Chieftains
Jana Wright
Sandy Main
Gainer
Basehor
Evans
Dehott
Marando
Brundage
Clark
Freeman
Wright
Childs
Main
Kramer
Wollen
Roby
Cramer
Bauer
Ottawa Area Weekday Youth Basketball And Recap Schedule
A dense listing covers Ottawa Middle School events for February 2 to 5 including basketball games such as Richmond Body Works o er Silver Bullets and Hawks against Dodson International Parts. Also shows volleyball leagues at Ottawa University Maker Center and notes Youth Center hours and teen programs run by Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Williams
Ottawa
U.S.D
Ottawa Midle School
Richmond Body Works
Silver Bullets
Private Ledger
Clinic Cavaliers
Ottawa Middle School
Hawks
Dodson Int'l. Parts
Twin Lakes
Eslena Ford
Lakers
Sonic TV
Heppy's Heros
National Sign Co
Nobody's Va. Franklin Savings
Ottawa Co-op
Truckers
Beale
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Kansas
Onawe Recreation Commission
Joe
Margaret Trammeler
Olative
Fecreation Commission
Burg Teams Sweep Gridley In Close TRL Action
Williamsburg split both ends of a Three Rivers League Division II twinbill, edging Gridley 43-42 for the boys after a 34-32 win by the Panthers girls. Burg improved to 11-1 overall and 6-0 in league play. Mallory led the girls with 15 points, while Magrath topped the Panthers with 14. Gridley’s Presley grabbed 12 rebounds in the nightcap loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridley
Williamsburg
Panther
Yellowjackets
Roth Burg
Panther Boys
Brian Pierson
Chuck Lee
Mike Mallory
Brendan May
Chris Cade
Ryan Redding
Jamie Beyer
Mallory
May
Cade
Duane Reichard
Burg
Sheila Presley
Magrath
Weigand
Karen Danford
Hamilton
City Scores in MEN'S CHURCH BASKETBALL Action
The report lists multiple church teams with player scoring lines and team totals from a city league. Teams include FIRST BAPTIST, NORTH BAPTIST NO. 2, NORTH BAPTIST NO. 1, WEST PRESBYTERIAN NO. 146, ASSEMBLY OF GOD, FIRST CHRISTIAN, WEST PRESBYTERIAN NO. 2, COMMUNITY FOURSQUARE, and WELLSVILLE BAPTIST with individual players and final totals for each squad.
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North Baptist
Assembly of God
Wellsville Baptist
Weat
Presbyterian
Va. Nazarene
First Christian
West
Brecelsen
Thompson
Sheldon
Caryl
Roberts
New Leaders In Women's Doubles At City Bowling Meet
Linda Ellis and Cindy Guyett took the top spot in the women's doubles at the City Bowling Tournament at Indian Lanes. They posted 1293 to lead, with Dunkin and Johnson second at 1246 and Geist and Dryden third at 1235. low money 1156. Sleepy Heads lead women's team standings at 3011, Guy & Mae's Tavern 2978, Pack Rats 2967. low money 2942. Singles leader Glenda Howell 658, second Peggy Mason 657, Jevene Holmen 656. low money 590. All-events handicap lead Lois Bruner 1830, Terry Wood 1817, Rosemary Bien 1793. low money 1737. Wood tops all-events scratch at 1601. Only women bowled Friday. men and women squads scheduled today and Sunday.
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Linda Ellis
Cindy Guyett
Ellis
Guyett
Julie Dunkin
Denise Johnson
Rhonda Geist
Karen Dryden
Sleepy Heads
Guy & Mae's Tavern
Pack Rats
Glenda Howell
Peggy Mason
Jevene Holmen
Lois Bruner
Terry Wood
Rosemary Bien
Wood
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Gene Smithson
Smithson
Margaret Transmeier
Olathe
Ottawa Jaycees
Lawrence
Eudora Invitational
Church League
Presbyterian No. 2
Firat Bap
B&b Clothing
Enerod
Bones Transportation
State Farm-Fitcorp
Ottawa High School
Wailaville Merchants
Baldwin Va
Love's Construction
Peoples State Bank
South Main
Duke Mig
Maines
Stautter
Me & Me
Express
Methodist Church
Whirlwinds
Amazons
Twisters
Sharks
Cyclones
Tornadoes
Celtics
Saints
Purple Panthers
U. Commons
Pink Ladies
Ghosts
Wildcats
Cornhuskers
Jayhawke
Tigers
Cowboys
Buffaloes
Nets
O.M
South Gym
Rachels
Warriors
Kings
Lake
Agler & Goeddlert
Little Rascals
B.H.L. BS
Misfits
S. Good Friends
Guys & Gals
Sextet
A.J. Watts Auction
Blue Crue
Commons Gym
Just
Warriers
National Guard
Evans Energy
C-4 Security Agency
Magnificent
Our Gang
Bonet Transportation
Havens
Havens K
Yupane Transmission
Evans Ener
Broe Crue
Power
Ms. Mad's
Fred’s Bank
Joe and
Margaret Trantmeier
Siiver
Ottawa Midd
Ottawa University Maker Center
O.R.C
Ottawa Teens
Michael and
Melissa Day
R.C
Panther Girls
Jill
Panthers
Presley
Kelli
Roger Driver
Piarsol
Milliken
Reichard
Jensen
Gridley Bovs
Redding
Beyer
Brewer
Soavalin
Whynott
Wells
Olre
Williamsbuag
Shatter
Hermreck
Fenan
Welgand
Norton
Totals
Johnson
Mudge
Danford
Hess
Bond
First Baptist
Angels
Dennison
Cunningham
Lewis
T. Lewis
Rich
Wadkins
Geias
Beatty
Miller
Walburn
White
Peel
Newton
Privett
Eichenberger
Winkler
Redick
Nelson
Shoemaker
Paul
Runkle
Emery
Colwell
Schmoe
Tate
Gibsons
Spigle
Weir
D. Schmoe
Christian
SG Duderstadt
French
Hiatt
Jung
Sargent
Attic
Higble
Porter
Shepart
Sachse
Neff
Heathman
Carlson
Community Foursquare
Jeff White
Greisen
Gumm
Schneidera
G. Farrar
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Robinson
Farrar
O'Neil
Coffey
Lytle
Drew Johnson
Fouts
Johnsan
Calvert
O'Conner
Thomasson
Taylor
Sledd
Altoona-Midway
St. Paul
Quinas
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Alma
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Onaga
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Blue Valley North A
Bonnar Springs
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Savior of the World
Caney Valley
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Chapman
Chase Co
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Iola
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Solomon
Erie
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Sacred Heart
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South Barber
Pretty Prairie
Bazine
Southern Frontier Center
Bartley
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Linwood
Glaciers Edge
Wichita East
Council Grove
Wichita Heighta
Chase County
Lyndon
Mission Valley
Burlington
Oeage City
Tournam Waverly
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Olpe
Northern Heights
Minneapolis
Concordia
Beloit
Pike Trail Lea
Hillcrest
White Rock
Kips’ Lawrence
Gun Show Holiday Inn
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