Lyndon Tigers advance to state tournament in Dodge City
Lyndon wins 43-38 over Valley Falls in the 1-A regional final to earn a second consecutive state bid. Coach Nick Dawson has built a strong Lyndon program noted for defense and timely shooting, as the Tigers prepare for next Thursday’s trip to Dodge City and the state tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. McGrath
Topeka
Lyndon
Dodge City
Valley Falls
Tigers
Hutchinson
Tiger
Nick Dawson
Dawson
Wilds
Kansas
Bob Emery
Osage County
Emery
Alan Hurt
Bruce Walquist
Jackson Heights
Westmoreland
Allen
Hart
Knoernschild
Walquist
Prep Scores From Class 5A Substates and Regional Tournaments
The Associated Press tallies Wichita East over Hutchinson 74 63 Shawnee Mission South 96 over Kansas City Washington 51 Topeka 70 over Wichita West 64 Lawrence 51 over Shawnee Mission Northwest 49 Shawnee Mission West 51 over Shawnee Mission North 47 Shawnee Mission East 52 over Wyandotte 50 Wichita Southeast 67 over Wichita South 50 Wichita North 83 over Wichita Heights 54 Regional Class 4A results list multiple matchups at Garden City Olathe Salina and more with scores. Class 3A results cover Augusta Independence Colby Ulysses and others. Class 1A and 2A listings include Belleville Halstead Hays Hillsboro and Fort Scott area games with various final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita East
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Washington
Topeka
Wichita West
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Shawnee Mission East
Wyandotte
Wichita Southeast
Wichita South
Wichita North
Wichita Heights
Garden City
Liberal
Olathe Highland Park
Olathe
Salina Salina
Junction City
Topeka West
Emporia
Turner Ward
Sumner
McPherson
Wichita Carroll
Augusta Circle
Kapaun
Augusta
Independence
Clay Center
Concordia
Marysville
Chapman
Belleville
Colby
Phillipsburg
Scott City
Ulysses
Russell Thomas More
Larned
Russell
Pratt
Tonganoxie St. Joseph
Bonner Springs
Cass
Halstead Haven
St. John
Halstead
Conway Springs
Pittsburg
Oswego
Sedan
Frontenac
Cherryvale
Baldwin Yates Center
Spring Hill
Ge City
Basehor
Opwego
T Hays Atwood
Claflin
Hill City
Ellinwood
Hillsboro
Inman
Berean Academy
Hesston
Man
Sylvan Grove
Geneseo
Marquette
Dodge City
Kcracken
Minneola
Fowler
Ensign
Third
T Goodland Paleo
Logan
Rogue
Tribune
Pratt Argonia
Haviland
Pawnee Heights
Kiowa
Lyndon
Valley Falls
Jackson Heights
Westmoreland
Chanute
Altoona
Olpe
St. Paul
YC Blitzes Spring Hill for regional title
Yates Center the previous 2A state runner up crushed Spring Hill 81-44 to clinch the Baldwin regional and earn a spot in Hutchinson. Wendell Leis led YC with 29 points as fast break and rebounding carried the champs, while YC connected on 13 of 41 from the field and went 15 of 31 at the line in a dominant defensive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Yates Center
Spring Hill
Broncos
Jayhawk
Wendell Leis
Massigin
Hutchinson
Osage City
Basehor
Leis
Roots
Smith
Backus
Barr
Old
David Saulsberry
Hensley
Dan Saulsberry
Anderson
Davis
Duncan
Fulton
Jones
McGuire
O'Malley
Watson
McDougall
Sprint Key To Big 8 Sprint Key To Big 8
Kansas leads Big Eight indoor pageant as Kansas stars Branch Daniels and Williams vie in 60 yard dash while Daniels also tops 440 in 49.6. Nebraska and Missouri push near the front with Case Crone and Brosius among top performers in events like shot put long jump and 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clifford Branch
George Daniels
Colorado
Delvin Williams
Kansas
Williams
Branch
Daniels
Elvyin Williams
Rudy Guevara
Mike Stuil
Kansas State
Misouri
Iowa State
Oklhoma State
Nebraska
Garth Case
Missouri
Tom Cronin
Cronin
Oklahoma State
Jim Bolding
Delario Robinson
Case
Rangers Are Still Senators By H Nissenson—Yanks trump debut
The New York Yankees defeated the Texas Rangers 12 to 6 in Arlington as Ron Blomberg hit three homers and Celerino Sanchez added a three run shot. Moose Veale and Dave Lamb limited Chicago to five singles in a 2-0 Pirates win. Padres edged Mexico City Reds 10-8 in 10 innings. Orioles sign Dave Johnson. Alou Roque McRae Burgmeier Schaal move clubs. Phillies fail to resolve Willie Montanez contract, Leo Cardenas out two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Moose
Veale
Lamb
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Tommy Vandergriff
Arlington
Tex
Texas Rangers
Yankees
Ron Blomberg
Celerino Sanchez
Yanks
Rangers
White Sox
Pirates
San Diego Padres
Mexico City Reds
Blomberg
Washington
Pardon
Texas
Mike Thompson
Norm McRae
Jerry Janeski
Yankee
Wilbur Wood
Chicago
Lee Richard
Tony Muser
Denns O'Toole
al Oliver
Mark Scharffer
Baltimore Orioles
Dave Johnson
Matty Alou
Jorge Roque
St. Louis
Hal McRae
Cincinnati
Tom Burgmeier
Paul Schaal
Kansas City
Philadelphia Phillies
Willie Montanez
John Quinn
California Angels
Leo Cardenas
del Rice
UCLA Clinches Pac-8 Title and Locks NCAA Bid
UCLA, led by Bill Walton with 24 points and 16 rebounds, clinched the Pac-8 crown with an 85-71 win over California. The top-ranked Bruins earned a sixth straight Pac-8 title and guaranteed placement among the post-season field, joining other league champions and at-large picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
California
John Wooden
Kansas City
Portland
Louisville
College Park
Houston
Penn
Yale
East Carolina
Davidson
Furman
William & Mary
St. Joseph’s
Rider
Temple
Lafayette
Brigham Young
Texas-El Paso
Bears
Berkeley
Larry Farmer
Farmer
Keith Wilkes
Bill Walton
Bill Dawe
State prep basketball field filled for 1972 tourney
Twenty nine Kansas high school teams earned state tournament bids in five classes. Eight sub state victories completed the 5A field at Wichita State University. Returning 5A entrants include Wichita North Shawnee Mission South and Shawnee Mission East with newcomers Topeka Lawrence Shawnee Mission West and Wichita Fast. 4A qualifiers include Salina Coffeyville Garden City McPherson Highland Park Topeka West and Ward at KU field house. In 3A Shawnee St Joseph Hayden Phillipsburg Thomas More solidified spots while Osawatomie Parsons Goddard Wellington Concordia Circle and Augusta vie for the final berths with Parsons Augusta Hayden and Thomas More back from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas
Wichita North
Shawnee Mission South
Shawnee Mission East
Topeka
Lawrence
Shawnee
University of Kansas
Salina
Coffeyville
Ward
Garden City
Shawnee St. Joseph
Hayden
Phillipsburg
Thomas More
Ottawa City Men’s Bowling Tourney Opens At Royal T Lanes
The 22nd annual Ottawa City Men’s bowling tournament begins tonight at 6 30 p m at Royal T Bowling Lanes and runs through March 12. Singles and doubles conclude the same night with trophies and prize money for the top one sixth in each event. Team events occur during the week and the tournament is sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa City
Royal T
American Bowling Congress
City Schedule Church League Volleyball Night
City schedule lists church league volleyball matches at Hi Gym across three divisions. Girls play from 4:00 to 8:18 with Calvary Baptist Nazarene Foursquare and others featured. Women and men follow with late games including Calvary Baptist Faith Bible Foursquare and Nazarene First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar. É—N. Dr. Hi
Calvary
Nazarene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kan
Marymount College
Sylvester Cuyler
Chic Downing
Benedictine
Atchison
Dave Okeson
Fort Hays State
Mike Bayer
Harold Siglar
St. Mary of the Plains
Jim Northrup
Emporia State
Ken Davison
Sterling
Tiger Dynasty
THE
el Dorado
Winfield
Campus
Derby
Maur Hill
Paola
Hiawatha
Shawnee Heights
Fort Scott
Parsons
Girard
Fort Scott Osawatomie
Goddard
Senators
Padres
Garry Jestadt
Larry Stahl
Fred Kendall
San Diego
Reds
Osawatomie
Wellington
Circle
Ottawa
HONDA
N. Main
Rural Water District No. 6
Rantoul
Franklin
Miami Counties
Earl Pennington
Winter & Green
Walker
Hughes
S. Main
Dean’s
Hitch
Baldwin Gleaner
Robert Lindbloom
Ernest Arnold
Overbrook
Wayne Wischropp
Ellis Swarts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!