Cyclones Face Stern Test in Regional Tourney Here
Rugged foes block Ottawa high school’s path to a title in the class AA regional basketball tournament here which opens tomorrow night. Arg en tine, Fort Scott, Independence and Chanute join the field as Ottawa vies for its first regional crown since 1951.
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Regional basketball starts tonight at two sites
Class B games head to Wellsville and Class BB to Carbondale as regional play opens tonight. First round matchups feature Wellsville vs Tonigh t Spring Hill vs Roosevelt of Emporia Burlingame vs Gardner Wednesday Lebo vs Lynden and Baldwin vs Greeley.
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Edgerton
Bronson
Reading
Defending Champs Still In Running
Three defending Kansas high school basketball champions remain in contention as regional tournament play opens. Wyandotte leads Class AA, while Russell eyes a repeat regional crown in Class A after district titles. Haven moved to A and was eliminated. Montezuma, Class BB winner 1955, still active. Other top AA teams include Newton, Hays St Josephs, Parsons, Dodge City, Coffeyville, Manhattan. In A strong bets include Hiawatha and Russell. B and BB regional races are open with Inman Quinter Linn Baldwin in B and Bison Burdett Kipp Seneca Portis in BB highlighted.
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Sunday School League Scores Overview
Sacred Heart, First Baptist, Bad at Trinity, Wesleyan Methodists compete in a Sunday School League score by quarters. The fragment shows a 64 to 0 style mismatch with unclear quarter results and team labels. Further details on scores by period and participant names are not readable.
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Huston
Jayhawks Face Wildcats In Key Big Seven Showdown
Lawrence, Kan. Phog Allen's unpredictable Kansas Jayhawks host Kansas State in a Big Seven race turning scramble. Missouri beat Nebraska 88-80 to sit 8-4. Kansas State at 8-3 seeks outright crown. Tipoff 5:35 p.m. CST. crowd near 17,000 at Allen Fieldhouse.
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San Francisco Dons Retain AP Poll Lead In 18th Week
San Francisco remains No 1 in the Associated Press college basketball poll for the 18th week as North Carolina State climbs to No 2. Dayton, Alabama, Louisville hold spots, while Kentucky reenters at No 9 and UCLA debuts at No 10. Top teams chase undefeated runs with potential tweaks after next week’s final rankings.
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Barbers Rally Wins Big in YMCA Tournament Opener
The Faden Barbers of Ottawa defeated Silver Lake 92 to 37 in Topeka scoring 26 points from Bob McGhee. Ottawa built a 41-11 halftime lead as the Barbers opened the YMCA cage tournament. Tonight Bob's Truck Stop of Ottawa faces Fairmont Milk of Topeka in an opening tilt.
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Topeka
Bob McGhee
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Basilio Readying For Title Match
CHICAGO Carmen Basilio welterweight champion arrives from Syracuse to wind up training for his March 14 title bout with Johnny Saxton. He will train at the Parkway Hotel in Chicago for the 15 round fight televised nationally with Chicago area blackout. Saxton is in at 149 pounds and has trained at the Midwest Gym. Trainer Benny Stamper says the former champion is at his peak and will begin tapering off this week.
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Pittsburg State Wins NAIA Playoff Opener Over Bethel
Pittsburg State topped Bethel 75 to 67 in Newton Kansas last night in the opening NAIA district playoff game. The second game is set for Pittsburg tonight with a possible third in Pittsburg tomorrow. The district winner advances to the national tournament in Kansas City next week.
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