Local stars shine in weekend all-star showdowns
Ottawa University's Lane Gooden earned 9 points and 4 assists for the East in Friday's NAIA all-star game benefiting the American Heart Association before an eye cut limited his floor time. In Emporia, Jerry Rice led North with 24 points in the North South Lyon County clash as Don Bowers added 4 and Tim Sipe 7. Marla Tucker paced Lyndon with 14 points and 6 rebounds for the East in Saturday's Kansas Basketball Classic despite a West win 88 87.
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American Heart Association
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White Auditorium
Jerry Rice
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
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Trojan
Don Bowers
Waverly
Tim Sipe
Topeka
Marla Tucker
Lyndon
OU Netters Split Duals
Ottawa University men split a three team tennis meet hosted by Kansas Newman, beating the Falcons 7-2 and losing to Newman 7-2 while Newman swept the action. Tom Cini led Ottawa with two singles wins and a doubles victory alongside Dave Snyder, with Eichenwald, Freed, Snell, and Eustice winning multiple singles matches. Ottawa faces Avila College next with OU road trip to William Jewell and Bethel before hosting Rockhurst.
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Athletes Propose Moscow Olympic Protest Plan
The Athletes Advisory Council of the US Olympic Committee approved a plan for Moscow where competitors skip opening and closing ceremonies but attend events and accept medals. They would stay in Olympic facilities, avoid sightseeing, and depart after their events, signaling protest while still competing. President Carter has stated the U S will not participate in the Summer Games.
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Washington
Moscow
Afghanistan
Olympic Village
Bowling Scores Showcase High Series Leaders
A dense list of bowling scores from a round of leagues features standout performances by Wolken, Poteet, Justice, Pyle, Wilson, Raley, Edgecomb, Robertson, Carey, Bumgardner, Starbuck, Havener, Cravens, Andrews, and others. It highlights high games and series across multiple teams including STINGERS, THE BEGINNERS, HANDH SUPPLY, LAND M, FRANTIC FOUR, and more, with totals ranging up to 598.
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R. Wolken
R. Poteet
M. Justice
L. Pyle
C. Wilson
M. Raley
L. Edgecomb
K. Robertson
J. Robertson
D. Robertson
D. Carey
L. Carey
C. Bumgardner
J. Compton
J. 8. Bivens
Land M Buffet
D. Roberts
Williamsburg
S. Andrews
G. Starbuck
W. Havener
Truett-McConnell Wins National Junior College Title in OT
Overland Park AP report says Truett-McConnell Danettes edged Cloud County 63-61 to claim the Women’s National Junior College Basketball Tournament title. Robin Hendrix led with 29 points, Tina Ingle hit two free throws with 10 seconds left, finishing 36-2 for the Danettes while Cloud County ended 28-4. Rochelle Thompson had 27 points and 19 rebounds for Northwest Mississippi in the third-place game. consolation results included Louisburg over Illinois Central and North Dakota-Williston over Mercer County.
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Robin Hendrix
Tina Ingle
Truett-McConnell
Danettes
Cloud County
Deb Sothers
Ingle
Truett
Rochelle Thompson
Mississippi
Waldorf
Iowa
Louisburg
N.C
Illinois Central
North Dakota-Williston
Mercer County
N.Y
Western Texas Wins JCBC National Title
Unbeaten Western Texas from Snyder clinched the Men's National Junior College Basketball Tournament with an 85-72 victory over Jefferson State of Alabama. Greg Stewart scored 20 and David Brown 19 as the Westerners, 37-0, trailed at halftime before rallying to claim the title.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Western Texas
Westerners
Snyder
Jefferson State
Alabama
Greg Stewart
David Brown
Stewart
Brown
Rookie Bailey Leads Sonics Past Kings in Spurting 2nd Half
Seattle built a 20 point surge behind rookie James Bailey who scored 11 third quarter points to finish with a career high 23 as Lonnie Shelton sat out with a knee injury. Seattle defeated Kansas City 112 to 90, remaining 3 games behind the Lakers in the Pacific Division. Bailey thanked his visiting parents from the East and coach Lenny Wilkens praised his energy and leadership.
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Lonnie Shelton
James Bailey
Seattle SuperSonics
Sonics
Los Angeles Lakers
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Bailey
Rutgers
Shelton
Paul Silas
Kansas City
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