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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1986

Page

11

KU Rips Archrival In Big Eight Postseason Opener

Kansas State coach Jack Hartman ends a long tenure after a 74-51 loss to second-ranked Kansas. Greg Dreiling leads KU with 19 points as the Jayhawks set a season win record 29-3 and advance to the semifinals against Oklahoma. Kansas State, 16-14, was thin without Coleman and Ron Meyer and Hartman confirms retirement after 16 years. Benny Green tops K State with 14.

Kansas City Larry Brown Kansas Jayhawks Kansas State Brown Jack Hartman Hartman Coleman Ron Meyer Kansas Jayhawks Greg Dreiling Wildcats Oklahoma Missouri Danny Manning Calvin Thompson Ron Kellogg Benny Green Joe Wright Mark Dobbins

Sooners Edge Missouri In Big Eight Tournament Thriller

Tim McCalister forced a turnover and David Johnson scored to lift No. 15 Oklahoma to a 78-75 win over Missouri in the Big Eight first round. Missouri led late before Darryl Kennedy and Derrick Chievous kept it close. Oklahoma advances to face Kansas in the semifinals and the winner earns an NCAA bid.

Kansas City Tim McCalister Missouri David Johnson Oklahoma Sooners Anthony Bowie McCalister Johnson Linwood Davis Dan Bingenheimer Kansas Lynn Hardy Tigers Darryl Kennedy Derrick Chievous

Iowa State Boots Buffaloes in Big Eight tourney opener

Jeff Grayer led Iowa State with 18 points as the Cyclones beat Colorado 78-60 in Kansas City securing a first round win. Sam Hill added 16 and Ron Virgil 14 for the Cyclones who improved to 19-9 while Colorado, ending the season 8-20, was led by Torin Williams with 18 and Scott Wilke with 15.

Kansas City Jeff Grayer Iowa State Colorado Sam Hill Cyclones Ron Virgil Torin ‘Williams Scott Wilke Matt Bullard Fort Myers Fla Dave Leeper Kansas City Royals Edison Community College

Huskers Rally Past OSU 82 75 in Big Eight Tourney

Nebraska beat Oklahoma State 82-75 in Kansas City to advance in the Big Eight postseason. Coach Moe Iba praised the hard, rat-like contest while Harvey Marshall and Bernard Day boosted the Huskers early. OSU coach Paul Hansen reflected on the offense and final game pressure.

Kansas City Moe Iba Nebraska Cornhuskers Oklahoma State Iba Huskers Harvey Marshall Bernard Day Paul Hansen

Wellsville tops Pomona in tight regional clash

In a high school boys game Wellsville rolled past Pomona 71 52 as Aaron Todd led Wellsville with 16 points and Curt Altic topped Pomona with 15. Wellsville improved to 16 6 while Pomona finished 15 6. Central Heights led sub state standings entering the title game against the Eagles.

Wellsville Central Heights Eagles Deterding Vikings Parker Indians Leakey Fowler Tom Hancock Sean Snethen Ed Eichenberger Altic Olson Pomona Boys Hancock Attic

Ottawa Recreation League Schedule And Summer Job Notice

The Ottawa Recreation Commission lists women's and men's league games at the Mabee Center along with co-ed events. It announces summer job openings across pools, playgrounds, T ball, gymnastics, tennis, grounds, umpires and scorekeepers, with applications March 10 to 21 at 115 West 4th. The Ottawa Youth Center hours and admission details are included.

Ana East Court Chuck’s Auto Parts la Setles Hair Designers Warriors F.B. Ladies Ellena Ford Richmond Body Works Duke Mig Mighty Meeces F.S Branch Westminster Women Whataiaft Hairport Valley Dollies Williamsburg Havens Steel C.M West Court Looking Glass Michael Angela’s First Assembly Faith Bible Crook’s Buccaneers Nef Queens G & M Tavern Lee Riders Ottawa Recreation Commission West 4Th Ottawa Youth Center W. 4Th Michael Melissa Day

Bulldogs Rally Past Fredonia In Semi Thriller For 4A Title

Garnett defeats Fredonia 61-60 on Danny Ray 12-foot bank shot with 1 second left to reach the 4A final against Neodesha. Ray and Walken lead with 16 and 11 points respectively as Garnett prevails amid 21 turnovers by Garnett and 49 percent shooting. Fredonia, 14-8, led late in the fourth, but Garnett held on behind strong rebounds and a balanced scoring effort.

Bingenheimer Missouri Chievons Tigers Sooners Darryl Kennedy Girard—Garnett Fredonia Danny Ray Ray Garnett Neodesha Salina Baxter Springs Mike Casteel Bulldogs Prairie View State Casteel Jackets FHS Tony Hoffman Evan Doran GHL Tom Walken Steve Wilson Gary Thornton Darrin Fulghum Tracy Speakes Andy Smith Garnett Boys Wilson Upshaw Olson Doran Erhart T. Walken Hoffman Fredonia Boys R. Smith Thornton Haydock A. Smith Fulgham Hersh Speakes

Chargers Edged by Wabaunsee in Overtime Substate

Osage City girls see season end with a 59 to 57 overtime loss to fifth ranked Wabaunsee in 3A sub-state semifinal action. Hamman led Osage with 25 points while Hund had 21 for the Chargers. St Marys awaits in the finals for a Hutchinson state berth.

ST. Marys Osage City Wabaunsee Wabaunsee Chargers Hutchinson Chargers Ochs Gals Hamman Indians Janet Hund

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