Heights and Wellsville Earn Big D victories in sub-state openers
Central Heights overwhelmed Chase County 74-59 as Tom Cox led with 25 points and 11 rebounds from star players. Wellsville blasted Humboldt 82-45 behind Shawn Henderson 21 points and Steve Smith 17, advancing to the Burlington semifinals with CH. Burlington beat Yates Center 65-58. Osage City upset Erie 48-47.
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Central Heights
Wellsville
Chase County
Humboldt
Burlington
Vikings
WHS
Osage City
Yates Center
Erie
Tom Cox
Don Elmer
Lyle Yancey
Bruce Laird
Vikes
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Francka
Eagles
Shawn Henderson
Steve Smith
Shelton
Prue
Carlin
Rassman
Eimer
Red Foltz
Cox
Roger Foltz
Hutchinson
Laird
Yancey
Vini
Bruch
Osgood
Barr
Cress
Peace
Butlock
Totals
Qaiiey
Ness City
Lakin
Kinsley
Leoli
Hoxle
Sabetha St. Marys
Washington
Jefferson Narth
Horton
Pleasant Ridge
Immaculata
Smith Center
Oberlings
Plainville
Wakeeney
Ellsworth
Burlington Central Heights
Cherryvale
Lyndon Upsets No 4 Hartford In 2A Sub State
Lyndon Tigers upset fourth seed Hartford 55 51 in first round regional action at Hartford. Lyndon advances to meet top seed Northern Heights as Manhattan Lackey and Valley Falls move on in the same bracket, while girls semis set for Friday with Valley Falls facing Hartford and Lyndon awaiting Northern Heights. Steve Claus led Lyndon with 19 points, Nelson 16, Fenwick 12. Barnhart topped Hartford with 16. District results also noted for other areas.
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Hartford
Lyndon
Tigers
Northern Heights
Heights
Oskaloosa
Manhattan Lackey
McLouth
Valley Falls
Pomona
LHS
Steve Claus
Steve Nelson
Tom Fenwick
Barnhart
Lyndon-Northern Heights
Nedson
Spring
J. Clark
Claus
Hanna
Fenwick
Wartford
Mauch
Windle
Parkman
G. Parkman
Wedel
Braves rally past Ottawa High in ERL finale
Bonner Springs overcome Ottawa High 70 to 62 behind a 27 point fourth quarter. Hall and Stolfus led the Braves with 22 and 16 points as Bonner finishes 7-12, OTTAWA falls to 8-11 heading into sub state against Paola. Connor and Grace led Ottawa with 20 and 19 points respectively.
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa High
OHL
Cyclones
Ottawa
Bishop Miege
Bonner
Braves
Mike Hall
Alan Stolfus
OHS
Hall
Stolfus
Terry Fletcher
Mark Thompson
Kevin Connor
Troy Grace
Connor
Grace
Paola
Loren Stewart
Dalley
Lindsey
Mauszycki
Thompson
Sonner Springs
Fletcher
Reed
Pelchard
Marti
Leagues Tense As Players Move Toward Strike Vote
Marvin Miller resumes bargaining with Ray Grebey as players authorize possible strike action. After 23 sessions in 16 weeks with no agreements, the Players Association plans another meeting April 1 in Dallas to decide next steps before the April 9 season start.
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Tampa
Fla
Marvin Miller
Baseball's
Players Association
Ray Grebey
Miller
Dallas
Grebey
Nicklaus Seeks Prove Himself To His Toughest Critic
Jack Nicklaus aims to prove himself to himself in the $300,000 Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic at Inverrary Golf Club Lauderhill. The 40 year old, healthy and focused, seeks a return to winning form amid a strong 144 player field that includes Ballesteros Irwin Graham Zoeller and Nelson. Final rounds weekend TV coverage by CBS.
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Miller
Lauderhill
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Jack Grout
Nicklaus
North Palm Beach
Tom Watson
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Hale Irwin
David Graham
Australia
PGA
Fuzzy Zoeller
Larry Nelson
Hubert, Green
Jerry Pate
Johnny Miller
Lou Graham
Lee Trevino
Dave Leichelberger
CBS
Kansas Consensus Rankings for Football and Basketball Classes 6A to 2A
The weekly consensus rankings list top teams across Kansas for boys and girls in classes 6A to 2A. Notable leaders include Wichita Heights and Topeka in 6A, Kapaun Mt Carmel and Bishop Miege in higher girls divisions, with Belleville Perry Lecompton and Garden Plain among 4A and 2A leaders. The aggregates mix records like 18-1, 19-0, and various one or two loss marks up to 18-4, reflecting season standings and team strength evaluations across multiple schools.
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Harmon
Wichita Heights
Topeka
Leavenworth
Wichita South
Atchison
Goddard
Kapaun- Mt. Carmel
Independence
McPherson
Buhler
Thomas Mare
Kingman
Chaparral
Belleville
Perry Lecompton
Nemaha Valley
Pla
Sedan
Sacred Heart
Southwestern Heights
Oakley
Remington
Hillsboro
Garden Flath
South Barber
Jackson Heights
Valley Falls
Onaga
Cimarron
Shawnee Mission West
Great Bend
Bishop Miege
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Chiaverini Sees New Opponent Before Dennis Bout
Kansas City middleweight Tony Chiaverini will face Alphonso Peppermint Frazier on Friday after Dennis withdrew with a hand injury. Frazier, 29, from Panama via New York, holds the junior welterweight title for eight months in 1972 and carries a 36-12-2 record with 24 knockouts.
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Kansas City
Mel Dennis
Tony Chiaverini
Don Elbaum
Dennis
Houston
Alphonso
Peppermint
Frazier
Panama
New York
Kansas Prep Scores Outsized Statewide Basketball Results
The Associated Press tally covers regular season to sub state games across Kansas. Notable results include Wichita East 89 over Bishop Carroll, Andale 63 over Valley Center, Chaparral 90 over Ulysses, and Perry-Lecompton 68 over Wamego with numerous district scores and sub state outcomes for 4A 3A and 2A divisions.
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Banner Springs
Ottawa
Lavisburg
Spring Hill
Gardner
Santa Fe Trail
Prairie View
Osawatomie
USC Roundup at Flint Hills Invitational in Emporia
USC swimmers led by Sue Baugher and Pam Baugher posted multiple top finishes in the Flint Hills Invitational. Sue won the 100 Free 1 05.50 and 100 Back 1 15.05 and 200 IM 2 40.75 in the 13 14 Girls division, while Pam and others claimed several top-three finishes across 10 and under to 14 and under events. Open and 11 12 divisions featured strong showings from Jerry Hotman, Jim Hofman, Scott Hasty, Steve Hasty, Kevin Brewer, Randy Brewer, Jet Brewer, April Harris, Chip Cox, and other teammates.
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Ottawa
Emporia
Sue Baugher
Pam Baugher
Jerry Hotman
Birst
Jim Hofman
Scott Hasty
Steve Hasty
Kevin Brewer
Randy Brewer
Jet Brewer
April Harris
Chip Cox
Chris Brewer
David Swearingen
Scott Davidson
Lyon Latimer
Shaui Stinson
Samantha Caylor
Oiviston
Keily Cox
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