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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1986

Page

4

Tenacious Panthers Rally to Edge Olpe in Lebo Regional

Williamsburg High Panthers overcome a seven point deficit late in the third quarter to defeat Olpe 30 to 29 in the Lebo 1A regional girls semifinal. Audra Shepard led Williamsburg with 12 points and 12 rebounds, while Kelli Magrath added 10 points for the Panthers who will meet Waverly for the regional title and both teams advance to sub state. Windle led Olpe with 11 points, as the Eagles were out rebounded 25 to 22 and committed 11 turnovers to Williamsburgs four in the second half.

Rick Peterson LEBO Williamsburg High Panthers Williamsburg Olpe Burg Roger Driver Driver Panthers Waverly Sherry Windle Kelli Magrath Windle Magrath Eagles Joan Williams Lyon County League Audra Shepard el Dorado Emporia

Wa baunsee downs Osage City in 3A showdown to share league title

In a tight Mid East League clash Wa baunsee beat Osage City 63 to 51 to share the 3A- league lead with St. Marys. Deanna Harris and Michelle Keeler each scored 14 for Wa baunsee while Jennifer Hamman led Osage City with 14. Wa baunsee out rebounded 36-25 and made 23 of 37 free throws. Osage City faces Eudora in the first round of sub state Tuesday night at OCHS.

ALMA Wabaunsee Chargers Osage City St. Marys Indian Gals Osage OCHS Kent Reed Osage City Girls Hamman Hultgren Meyer Jones King Lindbloom Akers Peterson Schroeder J. Williams E. Williams Allison Totals Wabamsee Harms Redman Keeler Hesse Hund

Central Heights girls sweep TRL title with 56 34 win over Burlington

Central Heights clinched the Three Rivers Division I championship by beating Burlington 56 to 34 on their home floor. The Vikes finished 10-2 in league play and 16-4 overall, led by Weers with 18 points and perfect 14-for-14 free throws. They advance to a sub-state clash Tuesday against Jayhawk-Linn, a matchup Heights also won earlier this season.

Central Heights Burlington Vikes Jayhawk-Linn Heights Louise Williams Kelly Wood Amy Pickett Leslie Sheldon Denise Weers Weers Sheldon Wood Sheble Williams Wildcats Kim Smith Annette Hull A. Pickett Franklin Countians CH Varsity Vikings Pomona Buddy Welch

Central Heights surge fuels 84 46 win over Burlington

Central Heights tops Burlington 84 46 to seal a second straight Three Rivers League title. Heights shot 61 percent to overwhelm Burlington, led by Daring DeVore and Steve Andrews with 14 each and John Hesse's 8 rebounds. DeVore and Denise Pickert crowned CH king and queen of courts. next up is 3A sub state at home against Leon.

Vikings Heights Burlington Queen of Courts John Hesse Cris Richert Steve Andrews Central Heights Daring DeVore Andrews Richert Gail Kratzberg Hesse Ted Foster DeVore Denise Pickert Leon

Eagles Rally Past Garnett In Regular Season Finale

Wellsville inched past Garnett 72 58 as eight players scored 4 points or more led by Scott Moore with 19 and Thatcher Decker with 10. Garnett’s Evan Doran had 17 and Danny Ray 14 as Wellsville outshot 426 percent and earned 20 of 29 free throws. Both teams enter post season as high seeds with Wellsville hosting Yates Center and Garnett facing Prairie View.

Wellsville Wellsville Eagles Garnett Eagles Kermit Deterding Bulldogs Deterding Scott Moore Thatcher Decker John Wilhite Richard Young Moore Evan Doran Danny Ray Tony Hoffman Tom Walken Girard Burlington Yates Center Prairie View

Bubka Sets Indoor Pole Vault World Mark at 19-6

Sergei Bubka of the Soviet Union broke the world indoor pole vault record at 19 feet 6% inches during the USA Mobil Indoor Championships in New York at Madison Square Garden. He erased his 19-5%3 mark from February and surpassed records set by Billy Olson and Joe Dial earlier this season. Bubka also holds the outdoor world record of 19-8%14.

New York Sergei Bubka Soviet Union Madison Square Garden Bubka Inglewood Calif Billy Olson Joe Dial United States

Kansas high school boys scores roundup

Abilene 71 over Marion 59 Beloit 67 over Smith Center 55 Belleville 33 over Ellsworth 32 Bennington 60 over White City 42 Blue Valley 73 over North Central 72 Central Heights 84 over Burlington 46 Cheney 45 over Medicine Lodge 44 OT Cherryvale 54 over Caney 43 Colby 69 over St. Francis 4 Coffeyville 87 over Iola 57 Council Grove 64 over Chapman 48 Eastern Heights 58 over Kensington 55 Flint Hills 68 over Argonia 51 Fort Scott 69 over Columbus 60 Goodland 68 over Oberlin 51 Great Bend 53 over Hays 47 Horton 54 over Jefferson West 48 Horton 49 over Jackson Heights 48 Hoxie 64 over Oakley 49 Independence 63 over Parsons 56 Jefferson Horth 72 over Eudora 63 Labette Co. 65 over Pittsburg 63 Lawrence 71 over Shawnee Mission East 64 Lebo 50 over Olpe 36 Linn 80 over Soloman 46 Manhattan 84 over Salina South 56 Mankato 65 over Downs 48 Maur Hill 56 over Hiawatha 55 McLouth 55 over Wathena 23 McPherson 71 over Newton 40 Mulvane 67 over Augusta 65 Nemaha Valley 61 over Royal Valley 52 Neodosha 63 over Eureka 39 Northern Heights 49 over Cha ise County 38.

Boys Abilene Marion Beloit Smith Center Belleville Ellsworth Bennington White City Blue Valley North Central Central Heights Burlington Cheney Medicine Lodge Cherryvale Caney Colby St. Francis Coffeyville Iola Council Grove Chapman Eastern Heights Kensington Flint Hills Argonia Fort Scott Columbus Goodland Oberlin Great Bend Hays

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