Ottawa High edges Fort Scott in double overtime thriller
Ottawa High completed a dramatic 68 67 victory over Fort Scott in two overtimes to open the Class AA regional tourney. Don Stevens led OHS with 29 points, Dennis Wieneke added 21, while Fort Scott stars Bob Musch and Gary Ruhl combined for most of the Tigers’ scoring and rebounds. The Cyclones overcame a late deficit, forcing extra periods with key steals and free throws, and advance to face Pittsburg in the semifinals.
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Iola
Altamont
Chae Nute
Ottawa
Band of Scramblers
Pittsburg
Lawerence
Donnybrook
Bob Musch
Gary Ruhl
Musch
Ruhl
OHS
Don Stevens
Denenis Wieneke
Wieneke
Doug Underwood
Ree
OHL
Tom Drake
Stevens
Drake
Cyc
Underwood
Cys
Starc
Tiger
Ree Mote
Tigers
All
Ron Mendell
Dick Eschelbrenner
Overbrook advances to Class B semifinals with 57 46 win
Overbrook defeated Louisburg 57 46 to reach the Class B regional semifinals in Topeka. Hitt led Overbrook with 22 points while Supple and Jones added 12 and 11. Louisburg’s Stiles scored 15 as the Wildcats finished 14 7. Overbrook improves to 18 3, while Louisburg ends 14 7.
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Perod
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Wildcats
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Goff
Waite
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Richards
Dover
Seck
Vohs
Stiles
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Bowling Scores from Classic League and Nearby Games
The report lists high scores for multiple teams in the Classic League Pepsi Cola division and related groups, including Kampschroeder, Briscoe Drugs, Pence Grocery, Eagles 2700, K of C One, Ottawa Times, Amf League Dengel and Son, Ogg’s Market, Naomi’s Tavern, L and L Cafe, Coca Cola, Litwin’s, Hank’s Service, Shelden’s Men’s Wear, Hiatt Decorators, Divco Way ne, Thursday Night Ladies Bienies Garage, Towner’s Chapel, Seyler’s Drug, Anderson Service, Budge’s Hardware, Beautyland, with top scores ranging from the 150s to the 200s and team totals up to the 500s. Local results include Fordham 72, Manhattan 66. St. Louis 77, Memphis St. 65.
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Coca Cola
M. Stine
Litwin’s
J. Richardson
Hank’s Service
G. Gilroy
B. Haas
Shelden’s
C. White
Hiatt Decorators
J. Hiatt
Divco.wayne
J. Yost
B. Bond
KU Leads Big 8 Swim Meet From Lawrence
Kansas holds a 43 to 26 lead over Iowa State as the Big Eight meet opens with three golds and two meet records in the first five events. Iowa State hopes to gain late points and defend its title, with six finals tonight and seven Saturday.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Bob Hines
John Westensee
Tom Ellis
Jim Kent
Bo Darrah
Roy O’connor
Jim Askins
Doug Helerson
Jim Cotsworth
Providence College seeks new hockey coach
Providence Rhode Island AP reports that Providence College is looking for a new hockey coach. The search follows the departure of the previous coach as the college aims to restore program leadership and team direction.
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Providence, R.I
Providence College
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