Two Team Runaway In HAC Indoor Championship
Graceland hosts and dominates the HAC indoor meet winning 124 points with nine events, while Tarkio trails with 88 for runner up. Ottawa University finishes fifth behind Missouri Valley and William Jewell as Bill Love claims Ottawa’s lone win in the 88 yard dash.
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Lamoni
Iowa
Graceland
Turkio
Heart of America
HAC
Yellow Jackets
Tarkio
Missouri
Owls
Tarkie
Ottawa University
Missouri Valley
William Jewell
Ottawa
Bill Love
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Baker
Central Methodist
College of Emporia
Bill.Love
Mike Bailey
Braves
ISU Grapplers In Command
Iowa State leads into the NCAA wrestling championship with five semifinalists as Oklahoma State falters, Graceland and Tarkio shine in a sprawling mid-Atlantic meet. Bruce Jenner, John Tasker, and Bruce Barnett post multiple wins amid a large field, while Ottawa and Graceland collect top finishes in relay and sprint events.
BowLing Friday Night Ladies Race Highlights
Bowling results list Friday night lanes with multiple teams and high scores. Names such as Troutman, Everson, Lucas, and Wolgast appear alongside firms like Boise Cascade and C&M Builders. Standout marks include high 10 frames and mid 400s series totals, with several teams posting solid scores and low- to mid-300s.
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Baldwin-Ward
Troutman
R. Everson
Helen & Bill's
Lucas
Boise Cascade
Ancaster
Royal T—D
Wolgast
Bent Fender
C&m Builders
Kreuter
Independents
Flory
Swinehart
Lee's Downtowner
Campbell
Sister Plumbing
Dengal
Crites
Leecy
Little River Knocks Lyndon From State Semifinals
Little River overcame Lyndon 55 to 49 in the class 1-A state semifinals as a late first-half surge and stifling defense carried the Redskins. Curt White led with 17 points, Mark Konen 15, while Lyndon star Bruce Walquist twisted an ankle midgame, and Lyndon finished 25-2.
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Dodge City
Little River
Lyndon
Tigers
McCracken
Tiny Bogue
Bogue
Bruce Walquist
Redskins
Bob Emery
Alan Hurt
LHS
Bob Knoernschild
Curt White
Mark Konen
Allen
Emery
Hart
Knoernschild
Walquist
Totals
Boyd
Doll
White
Cordell
Konen
Buchanan
Crandall
Frankfort meets Atwood in Class 2A final after unbeaten run
Frankfort 26 0 earned a spot in the Class 2A final with a 62-36 semifinal win over Spearville at Hutchinson. Atwood defeated Onaga 80-60 to reach the title game. Other semifinals saw Shawnee Mission South roll past Wichita Southeast and Wichita East topple Wichita North. Final pairings include McPherson vs Garden City for 4A and Topeka Hayden vs Chapman for 3A.
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Hutchinson
Atwood
Onaga
Topeka Hayden
Phillipsburg
Emporia
Little River
Lyndon
Dodge City
Wichita
Shawnee Mission South
Wichita Southeast
Wichita East
Wichita North
Lawrence
Topeka
McPherson
Highland Park
Garden City
Topeka West
Chapman
Thomas More
McCracken
Bogue
Hayden
Shawnee Mission
Lawrence McPherson
Phillips
Burg
Hays
Hutchinson Atwood
NCAA Indoor Is Mostly Unimpressive
DETROIT AP Two meet records fell but one came in the 35-pound weight throw and another in the triple jump. Southern Cal led with 16 points by winning the long jump and shot put and placing second in the triple jump. Bowling Green’s Dave Wattle and Sid Sink boosted their team to second with 12 points. Accambray of Kent State set a new weight throw mark, helping Kent State to third with 10 points. Barry McClure of Middle Tennessee set a triple jump record, putting Tennessee in a tie for fourth with Texas-El Paso at eight points. The day featured anticipated appearances by world record holders and strong performances, but no world records.
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College Park
Graceland
Bruce Jenner
Jenner
John Tasker
Tarkio
Bruce Barnett
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Washburn
Topeka
Detroit
America
Southern Cal
Bowling Green
Dave Wattle
Sid Sink
Kent State
Jacques Accambray
al Schoterman
Accambray
Schoterman
Barry McClure
Middle Tennessee
Mohinder Gill
California Poly
McClure
Tennesseans
Texas-El Paso
Herb Washington
Michigan State
Pat Matzdorf
Wisconsin
Washington
Henry Hines
Hines
Doug Lane
Southern California
Edesel Garrison
Larance Jones
Northeast Missouri State
Pomona
Tutcher’s
Sportsman Club
Waymire’s
Pomona High
CITA
Tutcher
Waymire
John Rose
Leonard Heffner
David Drumright
Sportsman
Lonnie Oest
Daryl Jameson
Fred Buckley
Palmer Misses Citrus Open Cut After Self-Imposed Penalty
Arnold Palmer, 42, missed the Florida Citrus Open cut with a three over par 75 after penalizing himself for a stroke he called on himself. Chris Blocker surged to the lead with a 66 while Jerry Heard and David Graham trailed at 138.
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Tiger
Palmer
Chris Blocker
Jerry Heard
David Graham
Rio Pinar Country Club
Babe Hiskey
City Schedule CHURCH LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL
Mon Mar 13 schedule for junior high girls and men divisions in city church league. Readouts list times and matchups for Foursquare, First Baptist, Calvary Baptist, Nazarene, Calvary Bap, F U Methodist, Westminster, Asbury of God, Wesleyan, North Baptist, Ransom Hosp, Faith Bible, and other congregational teams.
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First
Calvary Baptist
Nazarene
F.U. Methodist
F. Baptist
Wesleyan
As. of God
Faith Bible
Westminster
Calvary
North
Ransom Hosp
N. Baptist
Cal
First Baptist
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