Frazer Heads NAIA Stars
Senior forward Rolando Frazer of Briar Cliff Iowa named to the NAIA all star team for the third straight year joining repeaters Kevin Loder and Gary Hopkins. Ken Anderson named NAIA Coach of the Year as Bethany Nazarene and Alabama Huntsville place players on first and second teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rolando Frazer
Briar Cliff
Iowa
Frazer
Kevin Loder
Alabama State
Gary Hopkins
Howard Payne
Texas
Ken Anderson
Wisconsin Eau Claire
Bethany Nazarene
Oklahoma
Alabama-Huntsville
NAIA
Reggie Anderson
Wisconsin- Parkside
Greg Boone
Augsburg
Minn
Charles Brunson
Winthrop
S.C
Gary
Kings Fall Twice In Double Overtime To Nuggets
Kansas City Kings drop 126-124 to Denver in double overtime as Scottie Wedman leads KC with 41 points and Otis Birdsong stalls, while Billy McKinney sinks the decisive basket. Meriweather adds 20 off the bench as KC slips to 37-39 and eyes a late playoff push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Kings
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Denver Nuggets
Scottie
Wedman
Otis
Birdsong
Joe C
Meriweather
Nuggets
Kings
Ernie Grunfeld
Alex English
Dan Issel
Kansas City
Jeft
T.R. Dunn
Ottawa Wrestling Club tops kid tourney results
Eighteen Ottawa Wrestling Club members placed in a local Kid Wrestling tournament. Highlights include Toby Aguirre first in the 8 and under, Jason Cox second, Jerry Lynn third, and multiple top-five finishes across 43, 8, 61, 4, 67, 10 and under, 65, 75, 90, 12 and under, 70, 85, 14 and under, 120, 128, 132, and 170 pound classes with athletes such as Dustin Clary, Wayne Walker, Kenny Regnier, Darin Weatherbee, Jimmy Johnson, Chris Patton, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood—Fighteen
Ottawa Wrestling Club
OWC
Toby Aguirre
Jason Cox
Jerry Lynn
Dustin Clary
Roy English
Brandon Somers
Dustin Sullivan
Justin Lynn
Jesus Rivera
Billy Wingate
Brian Cole
Wayne Walker
Wayne Knight
Richard DeLaTorre
Kenny Regnier
Darin Weatherbee
Jimmy Johnson
Chris Patton
Bowling Scores And Highs From Local Leagues
A composite of bowling results shows Keith Farms-3 posting 182.474 and Keith Farms-3 is joined by PIONEER SEEDS-? with Higdon at 154-299. Five Aces-2, Waymire's-1, and Fritts- with Spears posting 208.500. GUYS AND DOLLS and JIMS BARBER SHOP entries feature high marks, while numerous teams like EARLY BIRDS, MISFITS, ENERGETICS and others display varied scores across leagues including OTTAWA BUS SERVICE and DELTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Farms
G. Luther
D. Higdon
M. Bond
Waymire
Fritts
MEO Squad
D. Everson
L. Wise
Jims Barber Shop
R. Hughes
C. Hughes
Kings and Queens
M. Alten
Tuesday Tomahawk Bets High 10 30 Meet
A compact list of entries shows numerous teams and participants racing in events labeled High 10 30 with assignments to courts or lanes. Names include Hollow, Wilson, Davis, Gruver, Milton, Milbern, Gregg and many others associated with venues such as Princeton Grain and First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McFadden
Paxson
B. Johnson
Sonic Drive
M. Burns
Ottawa
H. Ainsworth
Ramsey Printing
C. WallIs
T. WalLeck
Kansas State Bank
C. Campbell
Kramer’s Drugs
C. Wieneke
Taylor Construction
L. Grown
R. Yost
Mitcher
D. Nitcher
Lamb Roberts
C. Gilliland
Ladies First National Bank
Betty Ellens
D. Hollow
Princeton Grain
A. Wilson
Wilson
First National Bank
K. Davis
R. Gruver
Milton
M. Milton
M. Fox
Jim Bass
P. Glen
Sports Hut
Montague
K. Waymire
Peoples National Bank
B. Brady
Haley
R. Boyer
Colberns
P. Armstrong
Lee
Downtowner
G. Kramar
L Burgoon
S. Hile
Underwood
J. Smith
C., Schulz
Peanuts Gang
P. Scott
Guys and Dolls
B. Manglte
Lantis Builders
B. Flory
Lants
L. Cub
Celtics fall to Hawks as Johnson pours 38 in upset
Boston, riding a 28 game home streak, loses 108-97 to Atlanta with Eddie Johnson scoring 38. Philadelphia moves to 59-18 after a 107-95 win over Indiana as Julius Erving nets 25 to end a skid. Other results feature Suns over Lakers, Warriors over Rockets, Knicks over Bucks, Pistons over Nets, Nuggets over Kings in double OT, and Jazz over Mavericks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Larry Bird
Hawks
Celtics
Eddie Johnson
Philadelphia 76Ers
Indiana Pacers
Julius Erving
Philadelphia
76Ers
NBA
Phoenix Suns
Los Angeles Lakers
Golden State Warriors
Houston Rockets
New York Knicks
Milwaukee Bucks
Detroit Pistons
New Jersey Nets
Denver Nuggets
Kansas City Kings
Utah Jazz
Dallas Mavericks
Pacers
Erving
Indiana
Lionel Hollins
Bobby Jones
Surprise leader tops after two rounds at King Louie Open
Matt Surina, after seven winless weeks on the PBA Tour, led the King Louie Open in Overland Park with a 2,772 total and a 231 average. Marshall Holman followed at 2,721, as one more qualifying round remains before a 24-bowler match-play field and Saturday finals televised nationally. first prize is 13,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Park
Kan
Matt Surina
Surina
Cleveland
Seattle
Marshall Holman
Medford
Oregon
Mike Miller
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bo Bowden
Dallas
Dave Beckmann
Belleview
Wash
King Louie West
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Naia Stars
James Crawford
Cumberland
Ricky Hooker
St. Mary's
David Kershaw
Belmont Abbey
N.C
Mike Morgan
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Eric Mounts
Cedarville
Ohio
Adrian Nathaniel
Lambuth
Tenn
Ronnie Payton
Alderson-Broaddus
W. Va
Spears
Lakers
R. Good
Fogle Quarry
B. Haas
D. Miller
Bivens
Pelton
Ganom Tavern
T. Grebaen
Beens
B. Fowler
Commercial League
Litwin's
D. Steele
Bob's Carpet Service
West
Wilson Plumbing
E. McCurdy
Saffron Glass
D. Wieden
Smith Family Cars
J. White
Lamb-Roberts
R. Heth
Farm Bureau
L. Heck
L. Barnes
R. Stockard
Twilight League
Todd Homes
Ayers
L. Jacobsen
Wingert Oil
J. Wilhite
Alex Sachare
AP Sports
Boston Garden
Atlanta Hawks
American Cancer Society
Becee
Dave Ge Wanderd
CSW
Mion
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
SONY
Craig Car
Sor
Mustang
Granada
Eere Geol
Hao Ung
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