Central Heights tops Beloit in 3-A state tourney opener
Central Heights overcame a 12-4 first-quarter deficit to beat Beloit 50-40 in the 3-A girls state tournament. The Vikings, led by Kratzberg and Pickett at the line, benefitted from bench depth as Beloit’s Lana Riemann was held to 6 points. Heights advances to face Southwestern Heights in a semifinal while Clearwater plays St. Marys after each won their first-round games.
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Annette Robins
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Rhonda Barrett
Miki Strobel
Robins
Diana Kratzberg
Linda Feuerborn
Theresa Wiederholt
Patty Kratzberg
Cindy Pickett
Barrett
Lori Ohmes
Linda Carrico
P. Karatzberg
Angela Larsera
Lana Riemann
Baldwin Girls and Boys Fall in 4-A Tourney Action
In Salina the Baldwin boys trailed 32-12 at halftime and lost 61-41 to Thomas More Prep of Hays. Garnett girls fell 59-56 to Ulysses, with Ray Griffith scoring 24 for Ulysses and Julie Spreer leading Garnett with 16 points before fouling out.
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All-American Girls Basketball Shooting Camp at OU
Ottawa University hosts the All-American Girls Basketball Shooting Camp June 14 19 for girls 8 to 17. Fee is 145 with 95 day rate. Cochran leads with Marymount ties and Heart of America camps. Assistants include Carol Dunn Doris Felderhoff and Dan Pratt. aim is 150 participants and a strict, high intensity week of practice.
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Maryland
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Kansas
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Washington switches from toothpick to gum
U L Washington of the Kansas City Royals has ditched the toothpick for bubble gum amid ongoing curiosity about his initials. He jokes about changing his name but says his parents likely chose it with purpose, defending the unique moniker while fielding questions from fans and reporters.
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Bowling Scores From Local League Night
A compilation of bowling results lists numerous teams and players with high scores and pin totals across lanes. Standouts include WW-C. Kidmer, D. Nichols, P. Rossman, Y. Rutherford, J. Carey, N. Ledam, R. Grover, L. Cromwell, L. Brockus, D. Huske, J. Fletcher, C. Stockard, V. Bishop, J. Edgecomb, and M. Burns posting top marks for their squads such as SCALPERS NIGHTHAWKS and PANDY'S SERVICE while others like KANSAS STATE BANK and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS show solid team totals. The results reflect a busy bowling night with multiple clubs and individual performances.
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SP Highway First Assembly OF God
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COORS
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KDPIBoys First Round Prep Scoreboard Topeka Wichita South 60 Shawnee Mission West 43
Class BA results from Topeka and other locales list Wichita South 60 over Shawnee Mission West 43, Hutchinson 40 over Wyandotte 36, Wichita Heights 57 over Salina South 45, Leavenworth $9 h Topeka $2. Friday pairings feature Wichita South 21 1 against Leavenworth 18 4 45 p m and Hutchinson 18 4 against Wichita Heights 19 3 8 18 p m.
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Frankfort
Moundridge
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Olpe
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NCAA Tourney At A Glance
East region first round results include James Madison 61 over Georgetown 55 and Princeton 61 over Brigham Young 60. Regional matchups list VCU versus Long Island U and Houston against Villanova with dates in March.
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