Cyclones Face Top Seed Blue Valley In Sub-State Clash
Ottawa High carries a 3-16 record into a first round game against top-seeded Blue Valley at Tigers’ Stanley court. Coach Bob Duncan says Ottawa must slow Valley’s offense, control tempo, and tighten defense to have a chance. Injury shadow on Randy Hendrickson may alter the lineup as the Cyclones seek an upset in the 5-A tournament.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Blue Valley
Tigers
Stanley
OHS
Bob Duncan
Valley
Ottawa
ERL
Olathe
Turner
Osawatomie
OHL
Rockhurst
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Duncan
Randy Hendrickson
Jim Meeks
Paris Long
Kevin Connor
Mike Thompson
Deron Kramer
Troy Grace
Dave Strehiow
Paola
Fort Scott
Emporia
Spartans Rally Past Kansas Newman In Double OT
Jerome Bennings scored 43 points, including four in the second overtime, as Marymount edged Kansas Newman 99-97 in a double OT NAIA District 10 title game in Emporia. The Spartans improve to 24-8 and advance to the NAIA Tournament in Kansas City March 12-17. Leroy Leep led Newman with 23 points while Ron Magy missed the front end of a one-and-one with two seconds left.
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Emporia
Kan
Jerome Bennings
Marymount
Kansas
Newman
Spartans
Kansas City
Kansas Newman
Leroy Leep
Jets
Ron Magy
Phillies Kiddie Korps Dominate Clearwater Camp
Petey Rose 9 and siblings Bret 9 Aaron 5 Mark McGraw 6 and Ryan Luzinski 5 join Phillies stars at spring training in Clearwater Fla. The kids wear official uniforms with number 14 for Petey and closely emulate grownups as manager Danny Ozark notes the family vibe and near certainty of future big league odds.
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Clearwater
Fla
Petey Rose
Danny Ozark
Philadelphia Phillies
Danny
Pop
Ozark
Petey
Pete
Bret
Aaron Boone
Ryan Luzinski
Mark McGraw
Aaron
Bob Boone
Tug McGraw
Ryan Michael Luzinski
Greg Luzinski
Luzinski
Corps of Watch
Reds
Dick Wagner
Philly
Hack Wilson and Warren Giles elected to Hall of Fame
In Tampa AP reports Hack Wilson and Warren Giles were elected posthumously by the Veterans Committee to the Baseball Hall of Fame. They join Willie Mays at the August 5 ceremony in Cooperstown.
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Tampa
Fla
Lewis
Hack
Wilson
Baseball
Warren Giles
Giles
Syracuse
Rochester
Cincinnati
Reds
Veterans Committee
Baseball Writers Association of America
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
George Sisler
Burt Shotton
Billy Southworth
Eddie Dyer
Bill McKechnie
Willie Mays
Cooperstown
N.Y
Mays
BBWAA
New York Giants
Dodgers
Phillies
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Kings President Criticizes NBA Image and Growth Plans
AP Sports Writer Alex Sachare reports Kansas City Kings president Joe Axelson, chair of the NBA Rules and Competition Committee, urging broader promotion of pro basketball and denouncing white quota talk. He argues Knicks focus skews league perception, defends expansion as long-term growth, and notes television viewership trends.
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Alex Sachare
Joe Axelson
National Basketball Association
New York
Axelson
Kansas City Kings
NBA
Kings
Kemper Arena
Larry O'Brien
Portland
Seattle
New York Knicks
Knicks
Madison Square Garden
Portland Trail Blazers
Bill Walton
CBS
Bowling Scores WIDWEEKER'S HANDICAP WAVERLY
WIDWEEKER'S HANDICAP at Waverly shows high games and three age entries with totals. Fyson posted 195 to 542 series while Testorff contributed a 209 game to reach 551 for WIGGINS ELECTRIC. G. Willhite led SERTOMA CLUB with 544, and other noted scores included Love 171, Ball 140, and Jargon 201 for ARMSTRONG CABINET.
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Sertoma Club
C. Carpenter
G. Willhite
Armstrong Cabinet
B. Jargon
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Mlege Ae
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Bennings
Phillie
Pete Rose
Hack Wilson
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GMC
Et Courts Center
S. Main
Aureott
Vai
Sal
Tim Pan
Montgomery
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