Wellsville earns two on all league list led by Newhouse
Newhouse Karl Newhouse 5-11 junior earns All-Frontier League honors for 1964 85 season finishing fifth in scoring at 18.1 points per game and fourth in rebounds at 9.7 per game leading Wellsville in both. Jana Wright and Pam Clift receive honorable mention as Wellsville teammates. Baldwin's Heather Rhodes tops the 10 member list with Renee Price and Tammy Hadl joining the All-League selection. Other named players include Amy Dodson Donna Hodge Kim Jones Susan Stine Yolanda Talley and Jenny Whetstone.
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Newhouse
Wellsville
Jana Wright
Pam Clift
Wright
Clift
Baldwin
Heather Rhodes
Amy Dodson
Louisburg
Donna Hodge
Spring Hill
Kim Jones
Susan Stine
Prairie View
Yolanda Talley
Osawatomie
Jenny Whetstone
Pomona Players Nominated for Parsons All-Star Basketball Classic
Pomona High seniors Roseann Scott and Beth Jorgensen headline the 21-player roster for the third annual Parsons All-Star Basketball Classic to be held March 30 at Parsons Catholic School gym. Scott and Jorgensen earned All-Three Rivers League honors. Yvette Brunjes of Frontenac replaces an injured player.
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Frontenac
Zoeller's comeback caps Hertz Bay Hill win
Fuzzy Zoeller, once sidelined by back surgery, won the Hertz Bay Hill Classic by two strokes with a 67 final round. He overcame months of pain and major surgery to claim his seventh career title as Tom Watson praised his return. Zoeller finished 9 under par at 275, while Watson shot 68 for second, with Mark Lye third at 278.
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Peeves Ober
Birmingham
Ala
New York
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Curtis Strange
Larry Nelson
Paul Azinger
Billy Glassen
Wyandotte Bulldogs win 6A title over Lawrence 66 55
William Davis led Wyandotte with 22 points to topple Lawrence 66 55 for the Class 6A championship in Lawrence. Davis also sparked last year’s title run, while teammates Mike Brown and Willie Vaughn added double figures. Lawrence’s Melvin Hunter and Lee Stevens led the effort in a losing effort as Wyandotte repeats as champions.
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Hutchinson tops Derby 38 34 in 6A girls title game
Hutchinson defeated Derby 38 34 to claim a 6A girls basketball title at Lawrence improving to 12 12 while Derby drops its only loss of the season. Angie Melland led Hutchinson with 15 points and P J Barret had 17 for Derby.
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Theus Plays Tough D As Kings Route Clippers
Kansas City Kings coach Phil Johnson emphasizes defense as the rule for minutes. Reggie Theus, subbing for most of the fourth, kept a rhythm and scored 14 of his 22 in the final period guiding a 129 111 victory over the Clippers. The loss extended Los Angeles road skid to 13 and sixteenth straight away from home.
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Phil
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QU Meeting on wildlife habitat Ottawa chapter gathers input
The Ottawa Quail Unlimited Chapter meets Wednesday at 7 PM in the Anchor Savings basement to discuss improving habitat through funds from its inaugural banquet. Attendees include biologist Bob Culbertson, Game Protector Johnny Ray, County Agent Bob Bozworth, and a Kansas City QA member with aims on habitat management. The session precedes next month’s banquet and invites standowners and farmers for input.
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Anchor Savings
Kansas
Ottawa QU Committee
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Johnny Ray
State Fish and Game Department
Franklin County
Bob Bozworth
Kansas City
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