Viking Gals Seek State Glory in 3-A Tourney Bouts
Central Heights girls, 20-1, travel to Buhler High School for a 4:45 p.m. first round clash with Beloit in the Class 3-A state tournament. Coach Annette Robins, a 1976 Ottawa University graduate, leads a youthful lineup featuring Rhonda Barrett, Cindy Pickett, Lori Ohmes, Patty Kratzberg, and Miki Strobel. The Vikings rely on pressure defense and a fast tempo to offset inexperience as Southwestern Heights looms as the favorite in a field that includes St. Marys, Victoria, and Medicine Lodge.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Central Heights
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Buhler High School
Hutchinson
Vikings
Annette Robins
Robins
Ottawa University
Perry Middle School
Poat
Heights
Humboldt
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Alma
Cubs
CH Gals
Rhonda Barrett
Barrett
Cindy Pickett
Lori Ohmes
Patty Kratzberg
Soph
Miki Strobel
Strobel
P. Kratzberg
Ohmes
Pickett
Mark Robins
Diana Kratzberg
Kim Cox
Theresa Wiede
Ins
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Mustangs
Mission Valley
St. Marys
Medicine Lodge
Victoria
Clearwater
Baldwin Boys
Garnett Girls
Salina
Baldwin
Thomas More Prep
Hays
Bicentennial Center
Garnett Gals
Battle Ulysses
Salina Central High School
Early Risers Bowling Standings And High Scores
Bowling bits cover multiple leagues with team standings and top players. Highlights include Early Risers led by team scores around 71 27 and player Lauren Bayless with 194.536, Monday Night Ladies top team Stinnett Chevy Olds at 58 14 4512, and Sue Wolgast high score 234 400 in the 19 30 ladies division. Obscure mixed entries list various teams, banks, and shops with scattered scores and names across the page.
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Lantis
Keith Farms
Fritts Machine Shop
Waymire Foods
Lauren Bayless
Nitcher’s
Stinnett Chevy-Olds
Shirley Troutman
Wer
Firat
First National Bank
Peoples National Bank
First National
Sue Wolgast
Dengal & San Mortuary
Loyd Builders
Dengel & San
Cathy McClay
Reynolds
Rexall Drugs
Ott's
Ice Crear
Motherman
Grunfeld leads Kings past San Diego with career high 30
Ernie Grunfeld scored 30 points and added 12 assists as Kansas City beat San Diego 107-100. He filled in at point guard for injured Phil Ford, who faces at least a week out with a kidney infection after eye injury concerns. Reggie King led KC with 20 points while Joe Bryant scored a career high 34 for the Clippers.
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Ernie Grunfeld
National Basketball Association
Grunfeld
Kansas City
Kings
Phil Ford
Ford
Clippers
Golden State Warriors
Golden State
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Ernie
Reggie King
Otis Birdsong
Sam Lacey
Joe Bryant
Phil Smith
Swen Nater
Paul Silas
Rockhurst Falls At Home In NAIA Tourney By Lincoln Memorial
In Kansas City, Rockhurst No.8 seed loses 71-68 to Lincoln Memorial of Tennessee at Kemper Arena. Richard Johnson seals win with four late free throws as Hawks finish 24-5. Augsburg, Briar Cliff, and other first-round results noted with pairings for second round.
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Rockhurst College of
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Kemper Arena
Hawks
Hawks A Nice, Fat Edge Over the Unseeded Railsplitters. But the Railsplitters
Kemper
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Railsplitters
Rockhurst
Texas
Drury College
Springfield
Augsburg
Minn
Greg Boone
Auggies
Kearney State
Neb
Briar Cliff
Iowa
Fairmont State
W.va
Waynesburg
Cedarville
Ohio
Biola
Calif
Central Washington
Oregon College
Xavier
New polyurethane bowling ball eyed by major firms
AKRON Ohio AP two firms Star Trak of Kent and AMF develop polyurethane bowling balls believed to improve games for average strength bowlers especially women. Experts say longer lasting and pricier than polyester. Pappas and Aulby test in Akron praise increased energy, revolutions, and pin carry. AMF ready for Milwaukee tour.
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Akron, Ohio
Star Trak
Kent
Ohio
AMF
George Pappas
Professional Bowlers Association
Mike Aulby
Akron
Pappas
Aulby
Milwaukee
Nebraska Center Andre Smith Wins Big Eight Player of the Year
Andre Smith, Nebraska’s 6 foot 7 center, was voted the Big Eight player of the year by AP writers and sportscasters. He led Big Eight in conference scoring, finishing his Nebraska career as the No. 2 all-time scorer behind Jerry Fort, and credited his team with a strong perimeter game and staying within the team concept. Oklahoma State’s Paul Hansen praised Smith as the league’s most valuable player, noting his feared presence and respect from opponents.
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Andre Smith
Nebraska Cornhusker
Associated Press
Smith
Rolando Blackman
Kansas State
Darnell Valentine
Kansas
Chicago
Nebraska
Jerry Fort
Paul Hansen
Oklahoma State
Hansen
Moe) Iba
Otis Stars In Royals Spring Debut
Amos Otis led KC with three hits in an 8-3 exhibition win over the Red Sox, Otis doubling and driving in two runs. Frank White opened the second with a bunt single as Kansas City built a 3-3 tie before breaking ahead late. Jim Rice and Dwight Evans homered for Boston, but the Royals pulled away with a fifth and a six-run surge.
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Fort Myers
Fila
Paul Splittorff
Renie Martin
Dan Quisenberry
Kansas City Royals
Atlanta Braves
Royals
Amos Otis
Boston Red Sox
Otis
Boston
Frank White
Mike Torrez
Torrez
Jerry Remy
Dwight Evans
Jim Rice
Evans
Dave Wehrmeister
Hal McRae
Willie Aikens
Wehrmeister
Daily Bank Services Ad With Checks and Insurance
A vintage bank advertisement offers 54 percent daily interest and a monthly return of checks. It promotes courtesy check safekeeping, pay by phone, bill paying, cash discounts on purchases, and free travelers and certified checks. It mentions death insurance and unlimited checking, with extended hours including evenings, workdays, and holidays.
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