Future Cyclone Cagers Prodded To Control Their Own Destiny
Ottawa High coach Don Swartz challenges his Cyclones to recruit talent from within and drive next season. After a 9-11 finish, Swartz cites improved defense and steady free throw shooting as core, notes six seniors depart, and urges JV and freshman players to step up behind juniors David Hotaling and Mike Popp.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Don Swartz
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Swartz
Ottawa
Tyson Harvey
Sean Patty
Bob Jung
Evan Shaffer
Adam Winter
Jeff Unruh
Todd Schultze
Shaffer
Jung
Harvey
Winter
Schultze
Patty
Carr scores 41 as Wisconsin-Eau Claire outguns St Thomas Aquinas
Wisconsin-Eau Claire guard Tony Carr pours in a tournament high 41 points leading the 6th seed Blugolds to a 91-77 second round NAIA win over St. Thomas Aquinas of New York. The star senior, drawing pro scout attention, fueled a 41-30 halftime cushion and helped push UWEC into a quarterfinal against South Carolina-Spartanburg.
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Carr
Ringolds
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
St. Thomas Aquinas
New York
Wisconsin Rau-Claire
NCAA Formula Shapes Selection For Basketball Tournament
The NCAA uses a power ranking formula to rate Division I teams by won loss, schedule strength, and opponents’ schedules, guiding the 48 team field. The process blends the computer list with committee input, with at large spots allocated and exclusions for teams with ten or more losses.
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Wichita, Kan
Ncaa Service Bureau
Wichita
Eagte Beacon
Eagle Beacon
Idaho
Associated Press
Minnesota
Towa
Dave Cawood
NCAA
Cawood
Dave Gavitt
Eagle-Beacon
Wichita State
UCLA
Bowling Bits Early Risers and Ladies Team Standings
A fragmented bowling column lists multiple leagues with team standings and high scores. Notable entries include Early Risers led by Keith Farms 69 35, Monday Night Ladies first Stinnett Chevy Olds 70 34, and Tuesday Night Eagles Abaldarye 61 43. Individual highs feature Joyce Smith 191, Marilynne De Bower 14, Pauline Booth 213, Diana Bagent 214 518, and Hazel Guyett 554. Splits converted and numerous player names appear across leagues.
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Keith Farms
Lantis Builders
Ulderwood Equipment
Main Street
Joyce Smith
Marilynne de Bower
Stinnett Chevy-Olds
Nitcher
Sharon Heckman
Rose Cannon
Tema
Eagles Abaldarye
Rainbow
Eagles
Pauline Booth
Joan McDanials
Country Kitchen
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Terry Wolken
Hazel Guyett
Olmsted Electric
Nite-n-Gates
Olmsted
Pete’s Angels
Diana Bagent
Leah
Anna May Hendrickson
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Sandy Reed
Terry Walleck
Losi Brunet
Doris Downey
Carol Fischer
Luella Jacobsen
Roberta Barnett
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Darlene Roehl
Lyndon
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