Manning Leads KU Past Cowboys In Big Eight Opener
Kansas junior Danny Manning scored 31 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to spark a second-half rally, leading the Jayhawks to a 67-58 victory over Oklahoma State in the Big Eight tournament first round. Pritchard added 11 first-half points as KU improved to 22-9. OSU finished 8-20 with Nolan Richardson and Ray Alford each scoring 13.
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Kansas City, Mo
Oklahoma State
Danny Manning
Manning
Kansas Jayhawks
Cowboys
Leonard Hamilton
Hamilton
Kansas
Kevin Pritchard
Nolan Richardson
Ray Alford
Jeff Parker
Linwood
Parker
Pomona
Indians
Troy Chambers
Bulldogs
Buddy Bright
Scott Smith
K State Nips Huskers In Final Seconds
Mitch Richmond hit the decisive free throw with 5 seconds left to lift Kansas State past Nebraska 47 45 in the Big Eight tournament opener. Norris Coleman and Richmond provided the late scoring, as K State improved to 19 9 on the season and sealed a 47 45 win in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Mitch Richmond
Kansas State
Nebraska
Norris Coleman
Wildcats
Brian Carr
Richmond
Anthony Bailous
Keith Neubert
Huskers
Carr
Mizzou Nips Buffs to Reach Big Eight Semis
No 19 Missouri survived Colorado 65 59 as Mike Sandbothe made a 3 point play with 1 14 left to break a 59 59 tie. Derrick Chievous led Missouri with 22 points, Matt Bullard scored 20 for Colorado, and Kansas State advanced 47 45 over Nebraska.
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Kansas City
Mike Sandbothe
Missouri
Colorado
Buffs
Kansas State
Nebraska
Tigers
Tom Miller
Scott Wilke
Derrick Chievous
Matt Bullard
Chievous
Sandbothe
Bullard
Wilkie
Sooner Rally Fades ISU In Big Eight Tournament
Oklahoma 83 Iowa State 73 in the first round as Harvey Grant nets 25 and Rick Grace adds 16. Oklahoma (22-8) advances to face Kansas in the semifinal. Tim McCalister injures ankle but contributes 18 points. Iowa State ends at 13-15.
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Kansas City
Harvey Grant
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Sooners
Kansas
Tim McCalister
Grant
Dave Sieger
Jeff Grayer
Sieger
Cyclones
Top-Ranked Rebels Rout Fullerton State in PCAA Semis
UNLV the top team, led by Jarvis Basnight with 15 points, raced to a 57-26 halftime edge and routed Fullerton State 99-65 to reach the Pacific Coast Athletic Association final against UC-Santa Barbara or San Jose State. Basnight, Graham, Hudson each scored in double figures. Fullerton’s Richard Morton led with 21.
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Inglewood
Calif
Jarvis Basnight
Freddie Banks
Nevada
Las Vegas
Fullerton State
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Runnin’ Rebels
Uc-Santa Barbara
San Jose State
Basnight
Rebels
Gary Graham
Eldridge Hudson
Armon Gilliam
Banks
Richard Morton
Alexander Hamilton
Titans
UNLV
Church League final standings and schedule note
North Baptist leads the Church League with a 6 1 record followed by First Christian and First Baptist at 7 2. Assembly of God 6 3 and West Presbyterian 5 4. Next Friday's tournament finals schedule will be in Tuesday's Herald.
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Stanaunge North Baptist
First Christian
First Baptist
Assembly of God
West Presbyterian
Community Foursquare
Wellsville Baptist
Nazarene
Aee Presbyterian
North Baptist
Pomona Indians rally past Linwood to reach sub-state final
Pomona defeats Linwood 71 54 in the Class 2A sub state semifinal as star Steve Olson explodes for 34 points and 16 rebounds. Indiana Nat Ned Parker lauds the late surge and Olson shifts outside to counter Linwood’s press. Pomona earns a rematch with Valley Falls for a state berth in Topeka.
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Valley Falls
Pomona
Indians
Linwood
PHS
Topeka
Daryl Altic
Franklin Countians
City Schedule Week of March 9 1967 Recreational Volleyball
Ottawa area schedule for March 9 1967 lists recreational volleyball at Hawa Middle School Center Court and East Court with multiple 6:00 to 9:30 time slots, featuring teams such as A Cut Above Green Acres Net Queens KLM M Eagles Sunburst Guffey's Hairport Tha Blues and others. Power Volleyball on March 12 at Mabee Center East includes Wellsville Bart's Stars Stuffers Our Gang and more, plus fitness programs at Ottawa Middle School and Forest Park Tennis Courts practice details and Ottawa Teens Youth Center hours.
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Hawa Middle School
Green Acres
Lucky
Net Queens
KLM. & M
Eagles
Sunburst
Guffey’s
Volley
Hairport
Tha’ Blues
Haley Abstract
Williamsburg Werner
Creeks Floors
Smith Family
Benger & Son
Hide-A-Way
Seeking
Glassest
Corporate F.5
King Radio-Shadow
Peeptes National Bank
Misfits
Williamsburg
Net Kings
Dirty Half Dozen
Killough Spikers
Heppy’s Hooters
Ottawa Middle School
East Court
Chuck’s Auto Parts
Gitty Up Go
Havens Steel
DeLaval Dairy
Taylor Surveying
Nair Designers
No Name
Reyal Jokers
Creeks Fleers
Amigees
Havens Four
Navens
Little Rascals
LaBettes
Friends
Country Kitchen
Good Friends
LAL Restaurant
Mandrills
Our Own
West Court
Mighty Meeces
A.J. Watts
Tubby’s
Young-At-Hearts
F.S.A. Branch
Pack
Westminster
Ransom Rockers
Out On Hardware
Guys & Dells
Ransom Rowdies
Duke Mig
National Guard
Lou’s Tax Service
Gudge’s
Waymire’s
Colbern Electric
Wadkins
Garst
Sparkers Fitness For
Mary Mayta
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Brenda Cummings
K.U
Forest Park
Ottawa High
Ottawa
W. 4Th
Ttn
Michael and
Melissa Day
Cubs Sign Dawson in One Year Deal After Unique Offer
The Chicago Cubs reached a one year agreement with free agent outfielder Andre Dawson in Mesa Arizona. Terms were not disclosed but were below the Expos offer. Dawson cited day baseball and Wrigley Field turf as reasons for joining the Cubs.
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Wrigley Field
Dawson
Montreal
Green
Moss
Dallas Green
John Madigan
Tribune Co
Geoff Anderson
Beantown’s Clemens walks out as contract renewal looms
Roger Clemens left Boston’s Winter Haven camp after the Red Sox unilateral renewal offer of 450000 for 1987, while agents Hendricks push for 2400000 over two years. The team says the move was to protect both sides and vows to continue negotiations.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Roger Clemens
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Alan
Randy Hendricks
Clemens
John McNamara
Roger
Alan Hendricks
Gorman
Hendricks
Associated Press
Williamsburg Panthers Rally For 64 29 Substate Win
Williamsburg defeats Dexter 64 29 to reach the Class 1A sub-state final at White Auditorium. Piersol scores 21 and Mallory 13 as Williamsburg shoots 65 percent and dominates the boards in a game where Dexter finishes 10 13. The Panthers advance to face Goessel in tonight’s title match as Burrton fans attend nearby finals.
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Emporia
Dexter
Williamsburg
el Dorado
Panthers
Brian Piersol
Mike Mallory
Duane Reichard
Brendan May
Reichard
Piersol
Mallory
May
Milliken
Cade
Jensen
Corbin
Totals
Dexter Boys
Artherton
Richardson
Waddock
McFall
Norris
Killingsworth
Hemel
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Ned Parker
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Bright
Hiatt
Smith
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Geld
Valley Dellies
Williamsburg Women
Silver
Guys & Dolls
Hair Designers
Taylor’s
Lucky 7
Met Queens
Royal Jokers
Blue
Peoples Nat’l
Ofa
White
King Radio-Shadows
Havens
U. Mabee Center
East War
Wellsville
Six Pack
Bart's Stars
Atius Plumbing
Stuffers
New Comers
Our Gang
O.R.C
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Andre
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Chuck Lee
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