Missouri, ISU Reach Big 8 Tourney Semis
Missouri advances to the Big Eight semifinal in Kansas City after a 68-50 first round win over Kansas State. Interim coach Darryl Winston, 5-10 in charge, reflects on the pressure of head coaching as K State ends 14-14. Derrick Chievous scores 19 and Greg Cavener 15 for Missouri. Tom Alfaro leads Kansas State with 12 in the first half. Missouri faces Oklahoma in the semifinal. Kansas sits with Town State in the other half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas State
Darryl Winston
Winston
Wildcats
Tigers
Jack Hartman
Norm Stewart
Stewart
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Town State
Kansas
Derrick Chievous
Greg Cavener
Tom Alfaro
Colorado
Tubbs
Sooners
Tulsa
Oklahoma Board of Regents
Geniteel
Daily Oklahoman
Regents
Tisdale
Cyclones reach Big Eight semifinals with 76 52 win over Buffs
Iowa State clinches its first postseason tournament victory in nine years, finishing 20-11 after a 76-52 triumph over Colorado in Ames. Barry Stevens scores 25, moves to second on the league career scoring list with 2,118. Missouri tops Columbia 68-50 to join them in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Towa State
Cyclones
Colorado
Ames
Buffs
Missouri
Columbia
Iowa State
Tigers
Oklahoma
Kemper Arena
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Cyclone
Johnny Orr
Barry Stevens
Stevens
Wayman Tisdale
Mike Evans
Kansas State
Orr
Tubbs Big 8 Coach of the Year
Billy Tubbs of Oklahoma, known for his controversial, high scoring teams and the Wayman Tisdale recruitment, was named Associated Press Big Eight Coach of the Year. His Sooners won the regular season title and eye a potential NCAA Final Four, despite past near-tragedy and public confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Billy Tubbs
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Jack Nicholson
Sooners
Tubbs
Missouri
Norm Stewart
Iowa State
Johnny Orr
Kansas
Larry Brown
Tulsa
Wayman Tisdale
Tisdale
Hall of Fame picks Slaughter Vaughan to join Cooperstown electors
Hall of Fame selection by the Veterans Committee names Enos Slaughter and Arky Vaughan as inductees to join Lou Brock and Hoyt Wilhelm at Cooperstown on July 28. Slaughter, a 19 year veteran with a .300 career average and 169 homers, is remembered for the 1946 World Series run. Vaughan, who died in 1952, posted a .318 lifetime average in 14 seasons and led the NL in batting and triples multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Enos Slaughter
Arky Vaughan
Baseball Hall of Fame
Veterans' Committee
Cooperstown
N.Y
Lou Brock
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baseball Writers Association of America
Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Roxboro
N.C
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Harry Walker
Boston Red Sox
Paola Middle School
Miami County
Hunter Safety
Turkey And Quail Spotlight At Ottawa Wildlife Meet
Turkeys and quail take center stage in Ottawa with talks by biologist Bob Culbertson of the Kansas Fish and Game Department. Plans cover the state turkey reinroduction, quail habitat work by Quail Unlimited’s Ottawa chapter, and details on upcoming spring turkey season by permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Bob Culbertson
Kansas Fish and Game Department
Culbertson
Ottawa
New Quail Unlimited
Anchor Savings
S. Hickory
Kansas
Kansas City
Hillsdale Reservoir
Pomona Girls Dominate All-TRL Honors With Duo On First Team
R Scott and Beth Jorgensen lead Pomona with first team spots as Three Rivers League honors are distributed. Williamsburg and Central Heights place three players each on the all-TRL list, with others earning third-team and honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Scott, Jorgensen All
Humboldt
Pomona
Williamsburg
Central Heights
Roseann Scott
Beth Jorgensen
Audra Shepard
Cindy Scott
Kelli Magrath
Marie Weers
Leslie Sheldon
Kelly Wood
Cheryl Leakey
Trudy Eichinger
Brenda Steward
R. Scott
Jorgensen
Myrna
Smith All-Lyon County basketball selections announced
Smith of MELVERN-Waverly earns unanimous spot on the 10 member All-Lyon County League team as Madison dominates the ballot with three selections. Other honorees include Rhonda Miller of Lebo Leanne Nuessen of Olpe Donita Schroder of Madison and several players from Flinthills Hamilton and Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvern—Waverly
Patti Smith
Smith
Rhonda Miller
Lebo
Olpe
Leanne Nuessen
Donita Schroder
Madison
Flinthills
Hamilton
Waverly
Fort Hays State Wins NAIA District Title Over Washburn
Fort Hays State defeated Washburn 73-54 in the NAIA District 10 title game led by Rod Nealy with 21 points and 13 rebounds. Fred Campbell sparked a 10-0 run, Fort Hays pulled away by halftime, and Raymond Lee added 19 points to send the Tigers to the national tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Eason
Dan Lier
Fort Hays
Kansas City
Tom Meier
Gary Carrier
Washburn
Bob Chipman
Ichabods
Tigers
City Basketball Scores Show Wide-Open Action Across Teams
A crowded box score lists Havens Steel-47 led by Walter and Thompson, Ottawa Truckers top with 70 led by Fuller and Silvey, Kilough 73 paced by Mayer and Smith, Enverod 77 with McDaniel and Goracke, Duke Mfg clinic Cavaliers 0, and Enerod 70 featuring McDanial and Shoemaker.
Also Mentioned on This Page
ISU
Sammy Hill
Pete
Tom Peterson
Alex
Stivrins
Randy
Downs
Stirrins
The
Scott Wilke
Buffaloes
Big 8
Turkey
Kansas Geological Survey
University of Kansas
KGS
Ponona
Clinton
Hillsdale
Perry
Kanopolis
Lawrence
Stmeyer
R. Jorgensen
Indians
Chase County
Jennifer Melendy
Pleasanton
Tammy Laudan
Missy Scantlin
Tracy Carlson
Marmaton Valley
Kathy McBride
Amy Cookson
Jill Hiebert
Becky Knight
Jane Patton
Flnthills
Rhonda Pierce
Sally Teichgraeber
Hays
Havens Steel
Walter
Thompson
Bones
Wittman
Secrest
Titus
Totals
Ball Hogs
McClindon
Silfth
Mampson
Wadking
Totels
Peoples State Bank
Richmond
Cox
Musser
Oestreicher
Robinson
M. Robinson
Ottawa Truckers
Fuller
Ambler
Skeaty
Witean
Crane
Silvey
Nen Jogold
Williams
Duderstadt
Bateman
Seymour
Powers
Peimain
B&f
Fewerborn
Raymond
Brummel
Wiles
Hastert
Hughes
Franklin Savings
Latter
Dailey
Denton
Jackson
Winter
Gall Hogs
Maton
Siltin
Lunger
Killough
Mayer
Crowley
Coatney
Sechee
Otals
Enverod
McDaniel
Goracke
Green
Erisman
Watson
Shoemaker
Hoch
Gibson
Tech
Clark
Sulfeen
Jacob
Turner
Weers
Lewin
Totata
Baf
Fauerborn
DR. Feuerborn
Maid
Brummmel
Ties
McDanial
Brigman
Totets
Duke Mfg
Cavaliers
Forrest
Tavern
Clayton
Normand
Wright
Cala Torre
Tenry Moore
Connor
Tim Moore
G. Williams
Cope
Hitachi Or
Sylvania
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!