Many Champions In Appanoose Past End Of Basketball Era
Appanoose Highs long basketball history in Franklin County ends with consolidation into Pomona. The piece recounts teams from 1936 to 1958 59, listing coaches like Lloyd Smith Alden Cearfoss and players such as Jim Detwiler Don Bachelor Jim Wiscombe and Rex Mose s plus district regional and state tournament results. The narrative highlights 1942 43 state run and multiple Franklin County titles as the program’s peak.
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Appanoose High School
Appanoose
Appanoose High
Gary Beauchamp
AHS
Franklin County
Pomona
Appanocose Indians
Jim Maxwell
Bob Kraz
Charles Breithaupt
Eldon Morgan
Elvin Dillon
Claude White
Edward Roundtree
Bill Bachelor
Ralph Stewart
Raymond Moses
Lloyd Smith
Appannose
George Marwell
Lloyd Robins
John Hamerickhouse
Floyd Haden
Lloyd Robbins
Frank Randel
Harlon Crist
Windon North
Bob Dillon
Junior Dillon
Francis Molter
Joe Sassaman
Francis Motter
Glen Dennis
Elbert Keagy
Carl Houston
Alden Dearfoss
Leo Shrey
Jim Wiscombe
Don Barnhart
Bob Masenthin
Chuck Clark
Dean Hepner
Keith Gilliland
Ed Altic
Jim Gottschammer
Cearfoss
Dennis Clark
Russell Bulmer
Ronnie Keim
Dick Steele
Fad Altic
Richard Moore
Dick Fishburn
Jack Lederer
Terry Heidner
Gary Walburn
Kioyce Hamilton
Kay Ramshaw
Richard Altic
Robert Altic
Leland Wray
Alya Watts
Alden Cearfoss
Don Bachelor
Turlingame
Jim Detwiler
Jim
Jay Hendon
Irvin Ward
Dick Dillon
Jim Maag
Richard Moses
Ronnie Fowler
Jim Wisiombe
Ed Altright
AHL
Cearless
Ike
Pomona High School
Fomona
Glen Hamerickhouse
Maurice Hoffman
Loren Rainer
Howard Morgan
Alan Anderson
Jim Catuska
Buck Evans
Ap_panoose Indians
Elbert Benander
Richard Brown
Dean North
Bill Stockdale
Raymond Flory
Dale Ward
Wallace McNees
Bob Jones
Max Hepner
Marian McCain
Don Smith
Don Hoglund
Glen Anderson
Alvin Cole
Jim Bachelor
Eldon Hufford
Theeam
Jack Beauchamp
Verlin Snider
Rex Simmons
Rex Hobbs
Bob Breazeal
Loren Shaw
Lloyd Myers
Don Hogland
John Speckman
Carl Eichenberger
Ken Hufford
Duane Johnson
Willie Gottshhammer
Willie Gottschammer
Harlan Button
Keith Barnhart
Elroy Clark
Max Jones
Vernon Clark
Danny Drum
Donald Pegg
Jim Beauchamp
Rex Myres
Bill
Eddie Garber
Edward Spigle
Rex Woods
Jim Meag
Ron Fowler
Rex Gilliland
Jake Markley
Jack Wiscombe
Harlan Steele
Rex Browning
Junior Hawkey
Bob Barnhart
Don Hoagland
Francis Motier
MIS
Dean Hopner
Dick Allington
Angling conditions improve across Kansas water bodies
AP report says warm, dry week lifts fishing. most lakes clear and streams in good shape. Northeast areas show crappie and bass activity with numerous lakes listed as fair to good for bass, crappie, channels, bullheads. Southeast rivers and lakes report drum and bass with Eureka noting large black bass over nine pounds.
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Leavenworth County State Lake
Olathe City Lakes
Gardner City Lake
Osage City
Lake Kahola
Herrington City Lake
Council Grove City Lake Fair
Marais Des Cygnes
Brown County
Atchison County
Mission Lake
Chase County State Lake
Lyons County
Lone Star Lake
Lake Shawnee Fair
Fall River Reservoir
Eureka City Lake
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Ralph Pohl
Orvil Pohl
Walter J .Crawford
Willard Binns
Clyde Maxwell
Milton Kring
Roy Firestone
Binns
Windoss
LaVerne Dillon
Roy Crawford
Walter Crawford
Elgin Dillon
Edmund Peters
Robert Stockdale
LaVern Roller
Orville Cearfoss
Leland Gilliland
Earl Morton Jr
Robert Jones
Orville
Ike Cearfoss
Pomona High
Apanoose High
Junior Detwiler
Jef
Junior Morton
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Appanesse
Kloyce Hamilton
Terry Heidener
Appanense
Krout
Edward Spiste
Rom Fowler
Appansose High
Doone Johnson
Harlan Batton
Bark
Dearfuss
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