Prep Scores Boys Semifinals and Final Pairings
Sports brief lists Feb event semifinals results across Kansas prep teams. Teams include Wichita Heights, Coffeyville, Salina, Pratt, Mays, Burrton, Mullinville, and parts of Topeka, Emporia, Newton, McPherson, Santa Fe Trail. finals and consolation matchups noted with times and venues. Names such as Kalina Conteal, Nickerson, Sabetha, and Miege appear alongside multiple school pairings and upcoming Saturday schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneka Yoohsoufi
Geawmnwarth
Soha Heals
Hulchingon
Harnas
Leavenwarth
Wichita Hoo
Wichita Heights
Emporia
Joe ME Carmel
Coffeyville
Hic Central
Hayden
Cise Murings
Kapaun Mt
Kalina Conteal
Salina
Tivatias Mare
Nickerson
Spifiah
Thomas Mare
Oseron
Pratt
Eogas
Mutchinson
Pera
South Western Heights
Salis Pairinas
Consolation
Sabetha
Cuthy Tern Heights
P.m. Hnais
Ellis
Ener Lake
Manhattan
Tian
Clifton Clyne
Ents Fairinas
Sedan
Kiros Clyde
Stockton
Vey Corder Phan
Mays Wirinville
Burrion
Qateyvile
Darrance Gelardoy
Pawinas
Burrton
Derraniy
Mullinville
Baileyville
Topeka
Schlagte
City Washington
Wichita Heh
Schligte
Kansas City
Washington
Padres SA
Kimperist
Shop Miege
McPherson
AMC
Atte Ve P.mil
Nemaha Valley
Matehi
Ventral Heights
Southwestern Heights
Boston College Rallies To Top Ball State In NCAA Clash
Boston College erased a seven point deficit in the final six minutes to beat Ball State 93-90 in an NCAA Mideast Regional first round. Freshman Martin Clark sparked the rally, Dwan Chandler and John Bagley sealed the win with late scoring, while Kay McCallum led Ball State with 20 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Dwan Chandler
John Bagley
Boston College
Ball State
Western Kentucky
Alabama- Birmingham
Martin Clark
Chandler
Eagles
Finley
Clark
Wake Forest
Kay McCallum
Cardinals
Ien
Gln
Rich Shrigley
Gime
Bethany Nazarene Upsets Wisconsin in NAIA Semifinal
Bethany Nazarene of Oklahoma upset second-seeded Wisconsin 62-54 in NAIA semifinal action. George Torres scored 17 points as Rod Vlen hit seven late free throws. The win avenges a 40-game Wisconsin streak and sets up a title game against Hillsdale or Alabama-Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wap
George Torres
Rod Vlen
Bethany Nazarene Okla
Wisconsin
Blugolds
Mike Morgan
Jim Behnke
Morgan
Redskins
Masconsin Vau Claire
Tapat
Vikings edge Southwestern Heights to reach 3A final showdown
Central Heights survived a tense semifinal 45-43 over defending champion Southwestern Heights to advance to the state girls 3-A final against St. Marys. Rhonda Barrett and Linda Feuerborn sparked CH in a late rally after trailing early, while Angell led SH with 16 points. Barrett added 14 rebounds as CH improved to 22-1-? with key boards from Ohmes and Strobel. St. Marys had earlier beaten Clearwater 41-28 to reach the title game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Central Heights
Southwestern Heights
CH Gals
St. Marys
Clearwater
Beloit
Mustangs
Central
Vikes
Linda Feuerborn
Rhonda Barrett
Barrett
Sophy
Lori Ohmes
Miki Strobel
Ohmes
Cindy Pickett
Patty Kratzberg
Feuerborn
Strobel
Southwestern
Kim Angell
Vikings
Angell
Serena Winfrey
City Schedule Highlights Ottawa March 16 1991
The Ottawa City sports and leisure page lists volleyball court matchups for Junior High and Center Courts with teams such as Assembly of Gad, C R C C, Green Acres, Pizza Villagers, and Williamsboro. It also notes late games featuring Baldwin Real Estate, GEM Coast, and Big Sky, plus a long section of leisure classes and youth programs at the ORC including Red Cross courses and driver education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allay Shop
Flash
Halay Abstracts
Havens Steel
Rock House
Wellsville
East Court
Ottawa Truck
T-Shirt Factory
Jaycee
C. RC
Westminster
Center Court
Jokers
T&t Body Shop
L.C.C
Servatius Plbg
First Baptist
G & M Tavern
Spikers
Killough, Inc
Baltoms Up
Net Kings
Wellsville II
Rantoul
Williamsburg
Ottawa
Smith Family
Langley's
Haley Abstract
Dave’s
Conoco
Jaycee Jaynes
Ottawa Bible
Alley Shop
BLUE
Sacred Heart's
Neosha Const
Taylor Grocery
White—North Baptist
Loyd Builders
C.R.C.C. No
Pizza Hut
Ottawa University
O.U. Business Office
O.U
Midway-Kansas
Red Cross
Wichita
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Stevans
H.K. Stevens
Ottawa Senior Citien Club
O.R.C
Blanche Honeycutt
ORC
WS W
Forest
Area Standouts on All Star Team
Seven players from Central Heights and Pomona named to the Three Rivers League all star basketball squad for 1980 81 season. Laird and Parker lead the boys first team with Yancey honorable mention. Barrett Strobel Kratzberg Wilkerson headline the girls first team with others earning honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights
Pomona
Bruce Laird
Lyle Yancey
Chris Parker
Vikings
Rhonda Barrett
Miki Strobel
Patty Kratzberg
Mary Wilkerson
Laird
Parker
Yancey
Barrett
Strobel
Kratzberg
Wilkerson
Distaff
Scott Owings
Doug Chisam
Dave Aycock
Chamion Prairie View
Aldie Ensiminger
Brian Ensminger
Marmaton Valley
Mark Dobbins
Syracuse Beats Marquette 88 81 in NIT first round
Syracuse, 19 11, held off a late Marquette rally to win 88 81 before 20 123 fans in Syracuse. Bruin scored 26 as Santifer added 18 and Schayes 17 to earn a second round date with Holy Cross while Marquette ended 20 11. Orioles Royals exhibition called off by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Tony Bruin
Marquette
Danny Schayes
Orangemen
Bruin
Holy Cross
Erich Santifer
Schayes
Kansas Edges Rebels 69 66 In NCAA First Round
Kansas held off Mississippi 69-66 as Darnell Valentine scored 15 and Johnny Crawford iced it with two free throws with 22 seconds left. Elston Turner led Mississippi with 22 points as Kansas advances to face Arizona State. Rebels close 16-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Darnell Valentine
Johnny Crawford
Kansas
Mississippi
Wichita State
Southern University
Arizona State
Wichita
State Southern
Iowa
National Collegiate Athletics Association
Rebels
NCAA
Elston Turner
Crawford
Cecil Dowell
Jayhawks
Turner
Stieg
Guy
Rebel
Floyd Rallies In Rain To Retain Lead Joint in Coral Eastern Open
In heavy rain at Doral, defending champ Ray Floyd birdied the last two holes for a 4 under 68 to share the 36 hole lead at 134 with Lanny Wadkins who shot 66. Jack Nicklaus missed the cut after a 73 leaving him at 147.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Miami
Ray Floyd
Wadkins
Doral Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Kite
Inverrary
Kite
Doral
Keith Fergus
Bruce Lietzke
David Graham
Tom Weiskopf
Tim Simpson
Bud Allin
Bob Murphy
Lietzke
Allin
Simpson
Murphy
Weiskopf
Graham
Widhalm Named Heart of America MVP in Coaches Poll
Freshman Danny Widhalm of Central Methodist, a 6-foot-6 center, was voted the Heart of America Conference MVP by league coaches in Kansas City. The all-conference team includes Ken Tripp of Graceland, Jim Garr of Tarkio, Willie Carter of Baker, and Keith Miller of Ottawa, with Ken Ash of Central Methodist as coach of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Danny Widhalm
Central Methodist
Widhalm
Kansas City
Ken Ash
Heart of America
Ken Tripp
Graceland
Jim Garr
Tarkio
Willie Carter
Baker
Keith Miller
Ottawa
Connor sets indoor world record in NCAA triple jump
Keith Connor of SMU, a Britain native and 1972 Olympic fourth placer, rocked the NCAA Indoor Championships with a 56 feet 9 1/4 inch triple jump on his final qualifying attempt, eclipsing the former indoor mark. Another SMU athlete, Robert Weir, broke the collegiate record in the 35-pound weight throw with a 73.7 feet heave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Britain
Keith Connor
Southern Methodist University
Connor
Shamil Abbrasov
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington State
Ian Campbell
SMU
England
Robert Weir
Market Price Scrape Sparks Mixed Readouts
A garbled OCR fragment lists odd price figures such as 2.55, 2.84, 2.80 and 4.10 with unclear context. The text hints at commodity or stock quotes, but lacks full names, places, or dates to identify the item or event precisely.
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St Marys
Consolatan
Snithsystems Heights
Ing
Tixford
Frontenae Ag
Onselation
St Ea
Pm. OG
Dags Cilpe
Gakten Phasns du Pine
Boston
Mideast
Naia
Barra
Dames
Lou Tawes
Knell
Winfray
Correal
Ratuloff
W.s.i
Linwood
Cyclone Room
O.R.C. Kidsoccer
Humboldt
Duane Ray
Jayhawk-Linn
Garrett Strickler
Crest
Frid Windler
Prairie View
Ron Brown
Mike Ramsey
Uniontown
Karl Hamm
Merle Beckman
Chuck McGrew
Karen Lindsay
Lynn Vincent
Becky Barnett
Peggy
Querry
Loretta Ellison
Vickie Stanley
Phyllis Troth
Pleasanton
Sherri Foerschler
Connie Chambers
Susie Watson
Laura Uphenour
Tammy Carlson
Julie Berkemeier
Tamela Eden
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Roger Stieg
Tony Guy
Lanny Wadkins
Gil Morgan
Leonard Thompson
OU Guard
Westport Square Area
Kansas City Track Club
Philippides
Ft. Leavenworth
Don Schiltz
Buc Fi
Leavenworth
Koi
Swope Park
Jerry Morrison
Adrian Ava
Alien Field House
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Lite Underwriters & Arby's
A.m
Sandy Canill
Lincoln
Reco
South 25Th Street
Francis
I. Francis
Hospital Hill
Kansas Bays
Shawnee Mission Duly
ARCA
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance
Fari
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
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