Hornets overpower Ottawa in 87 72 win at Emporia State
Emporia State dominated Ottawa University 87 to 72 as E State shot 58 percent, pulling away after a halftime edge. Jerman led with 26 points, Pickett added 16, Gooden paced Ottawa with 22 points and 15 boards, but turnovers and late bursts sealed the Hornets’ five straight win. Ottawa hosts Mid-America Nazarene next, while the junior varsity fell 88-51.
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Lane Gooden
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Dan Gunkel
Curt Pickett
George Jerman
Jerman
Pickett
Joe Warren
Gooden
Davis
Keith Miller
Mid-America Nazarene
Wilson Field House
Leroy Seymour
Steve Carroll
K State routs Windsor in wide exhibition win
Kansas State boosts offense behind Tryone Adams 16 points in a 122 to 39 exhibition victory over the University of Windsor. Rolando Blackman Tim Jankovich add 14. Glenn Marshall Manley Ray 12. Greg Prudhoe 10 as Wildcats race to 60-24 halftime lead and 20-2 start to second half. Coach Jack Hartman praised intensity and effort.
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Kansas State
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Ontario
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Chicago
Wildcats
Windsor
Jack Hartman
Rolando Blackman
Tim Jankovich
Glenn Marshall
Manley Ray
Greg Prudhoe
Phil Hermanitz
Jack Baird
Pace Wirdsor
Dolphins Rally Past Patriots on Griese Csonka Duo
Miami, led by Bob Griese and Larry Csonka, defeated New England 39-24 as Griese regained the quarterback role and efficient ground drives fueled a second-half comeback. Griese threw 101 yards on eight completions and Csonka added 86 rushing yards with three one-yard touchdowns, moving the Dolphins closer to the AFC East title.
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Csonka
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Larry Little
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Bowling Scores Show Strong Highs Across Local Teams
Readouts list multiple team entries with high scores and players, including J. Black 167 and C. Black 446 for various clubs. Notable performers span Carey Piping, Scalp ers Ramsey Printing, Judy's Body Boutique, and Moonshiners Ottawa Truck, reflecting a wide field of bowling standings and top marks across the district.
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Might Hawks
Kramber-Shaffer
J. Black
C. Black
Charlie’s Devils
D. Heckman
Carey
S. Johnson
J. Carey
Richmond Double Circle
J. Wall
Crites Service
A. Berger
GO Getters
J. Geiss
Alley Cats
B. Walker
S$ and S Construction
C. Adams
T. Stewart
Ottawa Truck
L. Brewer
Ron’s
L. Brockus
Fogle Quarry
L. Baytess
Market Place
Moore
K. Heck
Judy's Body Boutique
Bowen
Conard
Bienie’s Body Shop
P. Bien
Ramsey Printing
R. Scroggs
Finch’s
Finch
D. Cordle
Fritts Machine Shop
S. Wells
National Guard
B. Bass
L. Steenrad
Dengel
Dillon Dairy
R. Welton
Kansas State Bank
Kings Show Their Mettle in Pistons Victory
Kansas City Kings coach Cotton Fitzsimmons praised his team's readiness for a championship run after a 105-95 win over the Detroit Pistons. Scott Wedman 22 points Bill Robinzine 20 led a sharp defense and rebounding effort as KC’s record improved to eight wins in 10 games.
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Bill Robinzine
Kansas City
Cleveland Cavaliers
New York Knicks
OHS Grapplers Open Season At Olathe Invite
Ottawa High features an inexperienced lineup for the season opener at the Olathe Invitational. Five returning lettermen include 119-pound Glenn Covert and 132-pound Yorry Clark, with juniors Wiley Angell 105 and Rod Croucher 138 among the entries. OHS seeks to improve on last year’s third-place finish as top teams Olathe and Harmon return, with a field also including Schlagle, Shawnee Mission Northwest, Paola, Osawatomie and Shawnee Heights. Action begins 10 a.m. with finals at 7 p.m.
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Cyclones
OHS
Glenn Covert
Yorry Clark
Covert
Clark
John Weaver
John Harris
Lowell Kissinger
Wiley Angell
Duke Stinnett
Mike Waldy
Rod Croucher
Brian Gorton
John Geist
Greg Nilges
Olathe
Harmon
Schlagle
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Paola
Osawatomie
Shawnee Heights
Cyclone Girls Fall Short in tight Ottawa Baldwin tilt
Baldwin defeats Ottawa 45 to 44 as Ottawa rallies from 12 point deficit but falls short. Lori Barnhart led Baldwin with 15 points, Debbie Randle added 11 while Ottawa's Michelle White had 11 and Karen Chambers 10. Free throws and late shot miss defined the finish. Baldwin junior varsity won 34-20. Ottawa hosts DeSoto next Monday. Baldwin heads on a nine game road trip through February.
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Randle
Michelle White
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White
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Warner
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Murray
Talais
Barnhart
Randte
O'Bryan
Robbins
Lyon
Brachaisen
Nieder
City Scores Basketball B League OTTAWA TRUCK-4- 2-0-0
OTTAWA Jaycees and multiple teams compete in a crowded B League summary with players such as Dalyley Katzer Lewis Parker and Hunt, recording diverse scoring lines. The record shows numerous totals and a range of individual contributions across teams including Sunrise Suzuki Killough Inc and People's Richmond.
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Griffin
AL Angello
Fuller
Davis
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R. Ryssemus
Dunkin
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Jones
Hartford
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Hepner
Riddle
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Mendall
Lewis
Chapman
R. van Lalden
Smith
Staton
Parker
Rom
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Robartt
Parkin
Hermreck
Sunrise Suzuki
Caryl
Malton
Malburg
Shoemaker
Aubry
Griener
Miles
Willams
Singer
Barr
Hastart
Hunt
Century
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