Robertson clocks late surge as Royals rout Bullets
Oscar Robertson shifted to scoring for the final minutes and netted six points to seal a 126-115 win for Kansas City over Baltimore, ending the Bullets’ six-game run and dropping Baltimore to third in the East. Tom Van Arsdale led Cincinnati with 32, Jerry Lucas added 26 and 22 rebounds.
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Junction City rises to second in Kansas poll
Lawrence remains No. 1 in the AP Kansas high school football rankings after a 21-7 win over Topeka. Junction City surges to runner-up with 168 points and three first place votes, following a 26-0 win over Salina. Salina drops to seventh, Wichita West holds third, with Wichita North and Dodge City also in the top five.
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Hockey Results Tuesday Los Angeles Beats Oakland 3 1
Los Angeles won 3 1 over Oakland in the sole game on Tuesday with goals by key players. The schedule lists two more upcoming matches including Boston at Toronto and St Louis at New York.
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Ottawa High Faces Bonner Springs In ERL Showdown
Ottawa High fights Bonner Springs Thursday at Cook Field in a crucial East Kansas League game. Ottawa seeks to stay in title contention behind quarterback Steve Grogan and receiver Lee Van Fossan, while Bonner, 5-2, eyes another league win and a balanced offense led by Phil Anderson and quarterback David Jaynes.
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Wellsville Rallies To Snap Tiger Skein 9-6
Wellsville erased Lyndon’s early lead to clinch a 9-6 non-league victory. The Eagles forged a late 7-minute drive, then a critical safety, followed by a 65-yard touchdown pass from Greg Barnett to Alan Shields. Lyndon finished 8-1.
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