The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 15

Tha Sallna Journal Saturday, February 16,1991 15 high school basketball results Briefly Boys Westmoreland 63, Tetcott 56 sWestmoreland 19 13 11 20 63 Tescott 14 13 14 15 56 Westmoreland Plummer 6, Ebert 10, Hig- fins6, 17, Knight4, Herrman 20. Tescott loveless 2, McClure 17, Young 23, J.GottU, S.Gottll?. Morland 3 17 10 13 43 Jalco 15 14 19 21 Morland Singh 8, Rledel 5, Brtez 5, RlchmelerlS, Born 7, Atkins 10. Palco Lowry 12, Kern 17, Gosselln 6, Brln 15. Tlpton 77, Wilson 76 (at) 'Tlpton 19 20 19 11 8 77 'Wilson 18 16 22 13 7 76 Tlpton Eck 8, Dubbert 32, Tonne 11, 10, Brummer 10, Hollericho.

WHson Petz 12, Ptacek 11, Thlelen 15, 15, Brakes 19, Major4. Pike Valley 85, North Central 64 North Central 12 13 19 20 64 Pike Valley 18 19 32 16 85 t. North Central Miller 3, Novak 24, Zenger Durst 28. 0 Pike Valley J.Nylund 13, Russell 9, Newsman 4, S.Nylund 16, Hurtig 21, Raney 20, pHenriksen2. Hays 62, Garden City 58 r.Hays 18 11 16 17 62 City 16 22 13 7 58 Hays Tauscher 22, Gooden 9, Hammond Rohr 9, Zimmer 4, Goetz 2, Helm 4.

Garden City Brungardt 14, Stoppel 9, 7, Perryman 4, Moore 8, Ochs 8, Brian 4, Kester6. Belleville 81, Clifton-Clyde 68 -Clifton-Clyde 17 19 23 9 68 Belleville 18 31 11 Clifton-Clyde Olson 2, Stenberg 5, D.Gir- ard 24, Peterson 2, R.Girard 4, Koch 5, H.Jack- son 2, Raleigh 22, J.Jackson 2. Belleville Shearer 16, McEwen 4, Rudolph Viiner 13, Cossaart 2, Smith 2, Splichal 2, Leon 1, Stindt 9, Schnakenberg 22. Linn 45, Valley Heights 27 Jinn 11 7 15 12 45 ley Heights 7 4 5 Lynn Lohmeyer 20, Thalmann 4, Tiemeyer 3, Meyerhoff 1, Link 3, Herrs 6, Reith 4, Beikmann 3, Peters 1. Valley Heights Vermetten 2, Yungberg 11, Hartloff 8, Claycamp 5, Parker 1.

Quinter 57, Grinnell 45 Grinnell 12 12 10 "Quinter 13 16 9 19 57 Grinnell Peter 8, Baalman 13, Beckman 2, Helnrlch 10, Tuttle 4, Schmidt 5, Rehmer 3. Quinter Martin 28, Gillesple 8, Tuttle 5, Custer 1, Mann 3, Thomas 10, M.Feldcamp2. Smith Center 70, Victoria 65 13 7 15 30 65 Center 20 16 Victoria Schmldtberger 1, Schmldtberger 16, Werner 12, Stewart 12, Wlndholz 13, Sander Drolling 5. Smith Center Thornton 13, Lambert 13, Smith 20, Kennedy 15, Curtis 5, Jones4. Abilene 39, Marysville 25 Abilene 11 8 5 15 39 Marysvllle 348 10 25 Abilene Canfleld 17, Wllley 7, Overbey 3, Funston 4, Stlrtz 2, Wedle 3, Schoenbeck 1.

Bussmann 13, Easton 12. Natoma 69, Lucas-Luray 52 Lucas-Luray 7 18 12 15 52 Natoma 20 12 13 24 69 Lucas-Luray Stoller 10, S.Fitzmorrls 3, Fell R.FItzmorris9, Sharp4. Natoma Griffin 6, George 1, LaBlanc 2, Engling7, Stull 16, Hobrock 12. Hanover 72, Washington 66 15 19 20 18 72 Washington 22 19 13 12 66 Hanover Crome 10, Rettlg 21, Sedlacek 4, Washington Koopes 17, Hoover 6, Acres 10, LeDucJ, Duiln2, 13, Wurtz 16. WaKeeney 82, Plalnvllle 58 WaKeeney 18 29 17 18 82 Plalnvllle 8 19 15 16 58 WaKeenty Goetz 7, Aschenbrenner 3, D.Fabrlzlus 9, D.Post 15, Gerstner 1, Bleker 17, 3, L.Post 17, A.Fabrlzlus 6, Wlldeman Plalnvllle Waddell 10, Janatello 4, S.Dais Relshus 6, T.Dal* 14, Kruse 12, Thyfault 4, Smetana 2, Benedick 2.

Klniley 72, Qulvlra 69 Kinsley 15 14 21 22 72 Qulvlra Heights 22 15 16 16 69 Kinsley Eastman 5, Cooper 6, Boggs 9, Brokaw 12, Kurth 34, Davidson 6. Qulvlra Heights Lumpkins 12, Ross 28, Huggans 24, Billing5. Hllliboro 75, Sedgwick 49 Sedgwick 20 6 10 13 'Hllliboro 19 22 13 -Sedgwick Barger 2, Hill 13, Braodhurst 9, McGinn 5, Norwood 13, Scales 7, Hlllsboro Patzlaff 6, Vogt 8, Myers 2, Duerksen 10, Jones 38, Jost 11. Solomon 79, White City 59 Solomon 25 25 16 13 79 White City 7 20 16 16 Solomon Flske 20, Hilly 10, Shlrack 2, Turner 12, Ingermanson 26, Cook 9. City Pitts 11, Matthews 4, Ohm 12, Campuzano 9, Chad Tlschhauser 2, Groves 6, Dlekmann 10.

Ellis 64, Stockton 52 EIJIs 18 12 15 19 64 Stockton 13 11 7 Ellis Keller 2, Kruckenberg 8, Dltter 13, Harp 8, Rledel 2, Hallagln 2, Kippes 21, Kolacny .4, McDonald 4. Stockton Miller 4, K.Muir 15, McReynolds 7, A.Muir 2, Weldenhaft 15, Latham 2, Kuril- mann7. Logan 78, Lenora 50 Logan 17 17 19 25 78 Lenora 11 16 6 17 Logan Grunert 24, Tien 16, DeWItt 12, 2, Skinner 8, Mulder 4, Henrlckson Lenora M.David 16, Otter 9, Sllpke 7, Barlow 7, Porter 4, Stoeber 4, T.David3. Dighton 93, Wheatland 70 9 17 15 29 70 Dighton 19 21 25 28 93 Wheatland Dale Herl 12, Gassman 15, Manhart 23, 7, Zimmerman 9, Darrin Herl 2, Heinz 2. Dlghton Timpken 17, Kerschner 19, Hunt 18, Snodgrass 22, Krehblel 17.

Pratt 74, Hoislngton 59 Pratt 18 25 18 13 74 Hoislngton 18 18 8 15 59 -Pratt Ross 38, Bolen 4, Briel 8, Reynolds 12, Belden4, Morgan 2, Jensen 3, Martin 3. Custer 8, Rice 12, Dame 9, 11, Hanken 8, Ochs 2, Mai 1, Henry 5, iutterS. IMF-Marian 88, Lamed 58 Darned 13 14 19 12 58 15182728 88 i Lamed Hammeke 6, Werner 4, pver 9, Miller 6, McPherson 2, Reed 2, Smith4, 8, Honomichel 1, Ross 11. Creamer 21, Boeve 4, Rome 6, Schaffer 6, Knoll 26, Flax 9, Depperschmidt 2, 2, Gnad 8, Dinkel 2, Arnett 2. Minneapolis 68, Lyons 55 Minneapolis 14 22 18 14 68 Lyons 4 18 16 17 55 Minneapolis Fuller 10, Trout 4, Weber 10, Cleveland 5, McGovern 14, Dolloff 14, Leve- ndofsky2, Allison 9.

Lyons Seidl 10, Archer 4, Summers 2, Zambo 5, Cavasuglu 4, Hudlson 15, Hodges 3, Brunkl2. Golden 61, Cheylln 54 Golden Plains 14 13 17 17 61 Cheylln 14 10 12 18 54 Golden Plains Lunsway 21, Barnett 6, Schlltz2. Cheylln Ketzner 4, Ketter 2, Krlen 16, Busse20, Scott 4. Sylvan Grove 47, Lincoln 42 Lincoln 10 12 8 12 42 Sylvan Grove 14 11 15 7 47 Lincoln McReynolds 4, Crouch 2, Harlow 10, Kralnblll2, Vlgnery24. Sylvan Grove Weatherman 6, Meitler 9 Labertew 13, Errebo 7, Splitter 6, Wiles 4, Slgle Colby 16 11 15 15 57 Atwood 13 14 23 26 76 Colby Starkey 9, Farmer 8, Mannebach 4 Shirley 2, Hills 12, Landry 2, Wilson 18, Liudahl Atwood Steier 8, Mike Lankas 2, Green 3, Jason Lankos 2, Specht 18, Organ 15, McCoy 2 Jeff Lankas 12, Terry 12, Walters 2.

Southern Cloud 58, Mankato 53 Southern Cloud 18 13 8 19 58 Mankato 20 14 12 7 53 Southern Cloud Lobaugh 9, McClellan 4, Ethridge 3, Cooper 17, Hoard 2, Yohe 16, Tatro Mankato Terpening 3, Anderson 9, Schlotterback 3, Dewey 19, Elkins 13, Koester 6. Osborne 77, Norton 68 (2ot) Norton 17 13 15 16 3 4 68 Osborne 13 18 14 16 3 13 77 Norton Braun 13, Jones 6, Bratt4, Rice 13, McEwen 10, Wahlmeier 20, Underwood 2. Osborne Walters 16, Roberts 11, Streit 22, Gray 10, Kaser 15, Merrill 3. Herndon 64, Jennings 52 Herndon is 15 18 Jennings 6 11 12 23 52 Herndon Franke 3, Kassens 5, Beims 5 Steier 11, Sattler 2, Wolfram 17, Ecker 21. Jennings Schillig 2, Jeff Carter 8, Vacura 2, Wildeman 22, Fleckenstein 8, Vahling 2, Jess Carter 2, Amlong6.

Sharon Springs 58, Weskan 46 Sharon Springs 15 13 18 12 58 Weskan 11 14 10 Sharon Springs See 17, Fry 5, R.Dinkel 2, D.Dinkel 1, Swanson 3, Haislip 8, Johnson 13, Fisher 9. Weskan Baehler 4, K.Weed 4, Swartz 23, S.Weed 3, Womburg 2, Funk 10. Concordia 75, Clay Center 57 ClayCenter 12 17 11 17 57 Concordia 13 19 18 25 75 Clay Center Foster 20, Heigele 1, Frigon 2, Wllcoxson 11, Wolf 2, Smith 11, Pfzenmeier 2. Concordia Grant 2, Fisher 3, Larson 18, Hosie 2, Miller 10, Adams 14, Ruud 18, Rasmussen. Northern Valley 72, Eastern Hts.

46 N. Valley 14 24 18 16 72 E. Heights 10 12 14 10 46 Northern Valley Keith Sides 18, Kevin Sides 7, B.Cox 16, N.Cox 17, Klnderknecht 8, Covlngton4. Eastern Heights McDowell 9, Lore 14, Molzahn 7, Johnson 4, Heer 12. Wakefleld 60, Centre 41 Centre 6 11 10 14 41 Wakefield 20 16 6 18 Centre Carlson 3, 4, Kahns 25, Jlvak 2, Stlka6, Benekel.

Wakefleld Kirk 4, Wendelken 34, Hod- lesion 2, Murray 5, Bloomdahl 13, Hohman 2. Hlllcrect 68, St. John's-Belolt 61 Hlllcrest 23 13 17 15 68 SJ-Beloit 14 11 16 20 61 Hlllcrest J.Baxa 16, T.Huncouvsky 9, L.Baxa 10, Reynolds 13, Lawson 10, Benyshek 5, Q.HuncouvskyS. St. John's-Belolt S.Gengler 12, Niewald 2, Roller 11, Heldrlck 5, Hober 15, Deneke 16.

HlllClty 8 8 15 18 49 Phllllpsburg 8 25 25 16 Hill City McClellan 8, Engel 4, Shelton 4, Martin 11, Williams 8, robert 2, Heiman 3, Summers 9. Phllllpsburg Ward 9, Wuggazer 2, Dressier 9, Mullen 2, Easter 15, Van Kooten 6, Glaser 5, Powell 26. Hope 89, St. Xavler 64 Hope 17 26 23 23 89 St.Xavier 14 11 14 25 64 Hope Shlppy 2, Kickhaefer 3, Hosteller 19, Coup 9, Rlffel 15, Rledy 17, Grubtr 18, Kohmon St, Xavler Jett 12, Toman 12, Helllnger 17, Hall 19, Roberts 4. Smoky Valley 43, Henton 42 Hesston 10 10 14 42 Smoky Valley 8 8 13 14 43 Hesston Jantz 5, B.Unruh 4, Funk 5, Glrk 4, Osborne 12, Mullet 6, T.Unruh 6, Smoky Valley Bart Oakley 3, Rawson 4, Balrd 4, Beau Oakley 7, Brumbaugh 15, Hartter 10.

Wamego 16 12 11 Belolt 21 17 13 18 69 Wamego Wilson 1, Brazzle 8, Mize 20, BlankaS, Potter 18, HlegerS. Belolt Ellert 4, File 4, Maxwell 6, Terry 4, Scott 21, thompson 4, Lopez 26. Kensington 60, Waconda East 54 WacondaEast 14 17 9 14 54 Kensington 16 15 11 18 60 Waconda East S.Porter 2, Brown 2, Eberle 16, Koster 6, Kohl 14, D.Porter9, KastrupS. Kensington McDowell 8, Croston 9, Grauerholz 18, Hudson 9, Rust 6, Colby 6, Nech 4. Claflln 88, Macksvllle 49 Macksvllle 12 14 10 13 49 Claflln 24 23 20 Macksvllle Rolo 3, Farra 9, HUdson 4, Trantham 3, Russell 1, Evans 15, Fisher 14.

Claflln Hipp 12, Jacobs 1, Lamatsch 4, Oeser 22, Feist 26, Mlnneman 4, Stewart 6, Hubbard4, Wondra 7, Schrelber 2. Chase County 94, Rlley County 65 Chase County 25 25 24 20 94 Rlley County 19 16 4 26 Chase County Hlnkson 14, Robert 4, Weidert 32, I.Moresh 5, R.Maresh 9, Nuenberg 1, Danford 13, Bledsoe 11, Buttler 3, Schroer 2. Rlley County Prlchard 2, A.Holle 8, Schurle 4, Rltter 8, Kulp 8, D.Hollo 23, Atchison 8, Hllllard4. Girls Norton 68, Oiborne 37 Norton 15 15 20 18 68 Osborne 11 10 8 8 37 Norton Howard 4, Wentz 11, Luehrs 23, Smith6, Georgeson 16, Williams 8. Osborne Schroeder 2, Corwln 5, Peterson 9, Bowland 4, Simon 9, Doane 2, Raab 1, Miner Goatley2.

Wamego 43, Belolt 42 Wamego 17 10 9 7 43 Beloit 7 11 10 14 42 Wamego McPeak 4, Kitchener 6, Brummett 2, Lenard 8, K.Purkeypile 8, Perry 2, Riat Beloit Thomas 6, Meats 2, Lange 3, Lopez 7, Gronewoller 19, Heidrlck 5. Belleville 60, Clifton-Clyde 33 Clifton-Clyde 5 6 8 14 33 Belleville 10 11 18 21 Clifton-Clyde A.Lawson 6, J.Lawson 1, Barnes 14, Affolter 4, Charbonneau 8. Belleville Strnad 1, Dahl 9, Eitzmann 21, L.Sedlacek 11, Romberger 2, Sell 4, J.Sedlacek 2, Evert 2, Couture 2, Harrison 6. Abilene 46, Marysville 38 Abilene 13 12 8 13 46 Marysvllle 4 17 3 14 Abilene Hoerner 5, Duncan 2, Strong 14, Goldsmith 2, Stroud 21, Picking 2. Marysville Loudermilk 2, Peschel 5, Nogely 3, Tjaden 12, Melcher 9, Dettke 7.

Westmoreland 50, Tescott 39 Westmoreland 15 4 15 16 Tescott 10 4 8 17 39 Westmoreland Murray 9, Morland 11, Chilcott 7, McCormick 11, Reves 10, Ebert 2. Tescott Stein 2, Griggs 2, McClure 2, Larson 9, Schwindt 10, Kobbeman 14. Wheatland 63, Dighton 29 Wheatland 17 16 17 13 63 Dighton 7 8 7 7 29 Wheatland Heier 9, Gagnon 14, Lundgren 9, Ziegler 12, Hartman 7, Manhart 10, Zimmerman 2. Dighton Regnier 1, Richards 2, Shaffer 2, Stormont 2, R.James 3, A.James 13, Peck 2, Lewis 4. Hlllsboro 46, Sedgwick 38 Sedgwick 8 5 13 12 Hillsboro 10 11 10 15 46 Sedgwick Chestnut 6, Anderson 2, Hatch 15, Jarvis3, Sage 6.

Hillsboro Nuss 2, Galle 11, Bishop 2, LeppkeB, Weddel 1, Klassen 12, Funk 10. Quivira Heights 62, Kinsley 41 Kinsley 5 10 15 11 Quivira Heights 15 15 18 14 62 Kinsley Bruce 5, Froetschner 6, K.Heinz 7, N.Heinz 11, Weers 6, Jongser 4, Wilkening 2. Heights Bishop 5, Hoelscher 7, Henne 5, Soeken 24, Anschutz9, Johnson 12. White City 64, Solomon 42 Solomon 12 11 811 WhiteClty 13 17 17 17 64 Solomon Prochazka 3, Ward 8, Duggan 18, Everhart 6, Jordan 6, Peterson 1. White City Hultgren 3, Brltt 2, Engel 1, Morrison 6, Lawrenz 10, Laudemann 11, Her- plch19, Hoff 12.

Minneapolis 58, Lyons 53 Minneapolis 12 13 15 18 58 Lyons 14 10 15 14 53 Minneapolis Londa Shea 14, Linda Shea 8, Garrison 6, Shipley 14, McKain 10, Ehrllch Fuller4. Lyons Spann 7, Waye 10, Soeken 4, Markle Cheylin 51, Golden Plains 39 GoldenPlains 12 14 6 7 39 Cheylln 14 9 17 Golden Plains Swarz 2m Rogers 12, Schlenk 13, Nunez 10, Barnett 2. Cheylln Horn 14, Cooper 4, J.Schneider 21, S.Schneider 2, Merklin 8, Wllkens 2. Hesston 64, Smoky Valley 49 Hesston 9 16 17 22 SmokyValley 12 9 12 16 49 Hesston Krehblel 8, Funk 11, Dlller 3, White 2, Edlger 18, Winchester 15, Relmer 7. Smoky Valley Opat 2, Oleen 1, Jlmerson 10, Swisner 16, Maclenman 2, Miller.

Clay Center 51, Concordia 46' ClayCenter 5 12 18 Concordia 13 12 13 8 46 Clay Center Knoettgen 6, Frigon 8, Stirrett 26, Hammelll. Concordia Williams 2, Larsen 11, Kirchoff 9, Bleker 2, Haist 12, Bruce 3, Cibolskl7. Atwood 67, Colby 55 Colby 12 14 11 18 55 Atwood 16 21 17 13 67 Colby Hauser 6, Cooper 4, Rupp 6, Barnes 3, Brown 9, Holoplrek 23, Moore 4. Atwood McDougal 2, Ruda 2, Curtln 23, Cloe4, Sramek 6, Bell 2, Walker 24, Horton 4. Remington 51, Wichita Collegiate 40 Wichita Collegiate 12 7 12 9 40 Remington 13 13 14 11 Wichita Collegiate Jablonikl 8, Schultz 2, Baxter 8, Sledhoff 15, Chrlstensen 1, Becker 4, Williams 2.

Remington Gray 14, Sommers 5, Hall 3, Duranleau 14, Janzen 2, Anderson 5, Engle 8. Kensington 85, Waconda East 69 WacondaEast 16 17 17 19 69 Kensington 28 23 14 20 85 Waconda East L.Eberle 4, Vowlnckel 2, Horren 8, LaRocque 4, Tletiens 1, H.Eberle 15, McPeak 9, Kresln 22, Hemphlll 4, Kensington Osthoff 14, Arment 19, Kreln 11, Westerman 2, Wagenblast 2, Westbrook 17, Elliott 2, Levin 18. Phllllpsburg 42, Hill City 34 HlllClty 8 5-34 Phllllpsburg 17 14 4 7 42 Hill City Burton 6, A.Myers 2, Johnson 4, S.Myers 6, Boyd 5, Swayne 5, Kaiser Phllllpsburg Overmlller 2, Cunningham 4, Heerslnk 2, Johnson 2, Stltes 4, Moffatt 16, McDonald 4, Marez 8. Burrton 58, Goessel 47 Goessel 12 10 10 15 47 Burrton 12 13 14 19 58 Goessel Voth 8, Flaming 8, Wlens 8, Schmidt9, Logback 8, Hlebert 6. Burrton Call 10, Meyer 10, Gressel 2, TammenS, Pierce 14, McCain 10.

St. John's-Belolt 51, Hlllcrest 39 Hlllcrest 15 11 5 8 39 SJ-Belolt 7 15 20 9 51 Hillcrest Haskett 4, Jensen 2, Keller 3, Valek 23, Benyshek 2, Lawson 2, Cherney 3. St. John's-Belolt Gronewaller 2, Heldrlck 3, Teeters 14, Garst 8, Lutjen 24. North Central 52, Pike Valley 37 rth Central 18 4 14 16-52 Pike Valley 8 18 2 9 37 North Central Livingston 8, Zenger 6 Llndsley 20, Graves 9, Elder 9.

Pike Valley Nylund 2, Russell 4, Cleveland 10, Sweat 2, Malnquist 2, Currle 2, Reed 6 Sothers9. Ellis 51, Stockton 39 Ellis 15 7 13 16 51 Stockton 8 5 12 14 39 Ellis Selbel 3, Hewett 2, Werner 2, Beacher 3, Rorabaugh Rathbun7, Keller2. Stockton Jlrak 1, Alexander 8, Berland 3 Krlley 19, Dryden 6, Halnes 2. Plalnvllle 47, WaKeeney 28 WaKeeney 12 64 6 28 Plainville 11 9 16 11 47 WaKeeney Schneiner 10, Turley 2, Schoenberger 2, Fabrizius 6, Kinderknecht 2, PfannenstleU, Cox 2. Plainville Anderson 10, Soule 2, Hammerschmidt 11, Choitz 2, Fry 6, Krebs 2 DeSair 9, Logan 50, Lenora 45 Logan 9 13 9 19 50 Lenora 2 9 19 15 Logan 19, Greving 10, Withington 2, States 11, Toll 4, Lehming4.

Lenora Porter 12, Vahling Bruinekool 10, Augustine 8, Streit 4. Manhattan 67, Topeka High 50 TopekaHigh 10 14 9 17 50 Manhattan 9 21 20 17 67 Topeka High Miller 2, Jordan 8, Caryl Simecka 13, Reynolds 2, Bringle 6, Williams 2, SteinmetzU. Manhattan Bradshaw 4, Gatschet 6, Hollingsworth 32, Taylor 1, Dill 12, Harris 8, McClanathan4. Palco 65, Morland 38 Morland 7 13 5 13 38 Palco 15 20 16 14 65 Morland Acheson 12, Herman 6, Minium 4, Schamberger 2, Hunsicker 14. Palco C.Ouderkirk 34, Mongeau 6, H.AII- phin 5, DeSair 4, J.AIIphin 4, W.Ouderkirk 9, Newell 2, Balthazar 1.

Sylvan Grove 66, Lincoln 40 Lincoln 6118 15 40 Sylvan Grove 16 8 22 20 Lincoln Lyne 19, Botchman 2, King 8, Schroeder 2, Stegman9. Sylvan Grove J.Meitler 6, C.Meitler 22, Thaemert 12, Labertew 6, Keller 8, Hurlbut 2, Quinter 66, Grinnell 46 Grinnell 8 13 12 13 46 Quinter 4 27 18 17 66 Grinnell Struckhoff 13, B.Baalman 13, J.Lager 12, B.Lager 6, Albers 1, M.Baalman 1. Quinter Coburn 22, Loevenstein 15, Wittman 8, A.Ostmeyer 8, Houser 6, Whipple 3, Walt 2, C.Ostmeyer2. Mankato 57, Southern Cloud 44 Southern Cloud 11 11 8 14 Mankato 10 16 12 19 57 Southern Cloud Vonally 6, Schmidt 9, Ethridge 5, Newland 17, Davidson 7. Mankalo Glllett 6, Johnson 8, Frost 19, Doud 16, Rlnes 4, Van Meter 2, Decker 2.

Larned 73, TMP-Marian 51 Lamed 16 13 17 27 73 TMP-Marian 9 7 16 19 Larned Skelton 2, Perez 4, Keast 12, Reichuber 4, Pleasant 5, Kelty 4, Mollecker 27, Webster3, HogelO, Buster 2. TMP-Marian D.Ostmeyer 2, J.Ostmeyer 4, J.Haas 9, T.Haas 2, Braun 16, Stieben 12, Kvcrsnicka6. Marlon 80, Herington 50 Herington 11 12 13 14 50 Marlon 25 23 18 14 80 Herington Herman 2, Stuart 23, Ollenberger 11, Kandt 4, Amman 7, Irving 3. Marion Groenlng 2, K.Kraus 2, Shanklln 12, Blna 16, Swift 9, Burkholder 10, M.Kraus 2, Darrow 2, Janzen 3, Greene 11, Ramsey 11. Wilson 61, Tlpton 55 Tlpton 16 14 12 13 55 Wilson 15 15 15 16 61 Tlpton G.Koenlgsman 8, L.Koenlgsman 9, Gasper 20, L.Corpsteln 9, Budke 1, Schmitt 8.

Wilson Zorn 11, Ptacek 8, Boyer 10, Soukup6, Gustafson 12, Brooks 14. Victoria 48, Smith Center 42 Victoria 16 12 8 12 48 Smith Center 4 10 16 12 42 Victoria Freltag 17, J.Drelllng 12, K.Drell- Ing 8, Wellbrock 5, Urban 4, T.Drelling 2. Smith Center Brown 15, Mace 10, Freiling 6, Lovewell 4, Pearson3, Woods 2, Kennedy 2, Valley Heights 57, Linn 56 Linn 18 9 22 7 56 ValleyHelghts 11 13 14 19 57 Linn Bruno 5, Thalmann 9, Gerardy 15, Beikmann 21, Helms 2, Stunkel 2, Mueller 2. Valley Heights Horalek 10, Pitney 21, Wels 9, Llndqulst4, Nolle4, Carlson 5. Natoma 62, Lucas-Luray 51 Lucas-Luray 14 6 17 14 51 Natoma 15 8 22 17 62 Lucas-Luray Dougherty 8, Stoller 11, Natoma Rathbun 6, Hays 2, Mead 28, Parsons 14, Mendez 12.

Topeka West girls cruise past South West cruised to a 72-45 victory over Salina South here Friday night in an 1-70 League girls' game. The victory improved Topeka West to 6-2 in the league and 15-3 overall. Salina South dropped to 2-7 and 7-11. Topeka West led all the way. The Chargers jumped out in front 19-6 after the first quarter and expanded the lead to 19 points (39-30) at halftime.

"They played a good game and as good as they played, we had an off night," South head coach Daryl Hoelting 'It's one of those things you hate to run Amy Goodwin and Stacy Griffin had 12 points each for South. South will be at Great Bend on Tuesday. TOPEKA WEST 72, SALINA SOUTH 45 Salina South (45) Albin 03-4 3, McCausland 20-24, Waldo 1 0-0 2, Griffin 4 4-6 12, Goodwin 36-10 12, Smith 1 22 4, Armour 4 0-0 8. Totals 15 15-24 45. Topeka West (72) K.McEwen 4 2-2 10, S.McEwen 3 0-0 8, Katterman 1 0-03, Farthing 1 1-23, Korby 5 0-0 10, Elder 1 2-2 4, Boyle 6 0-1 12, Kraus 61-313 Frey 3 3-5 9.

Totals 30 9-15 72. Salina South 8 12 10 13 45 Topeka West 19 20 14 19 72 Fouls SS 11, TW 16. Fouled out none. Three-pointers S.McEwen 2, Katterman 1 (TW). Council Grove girls defeat Sacred Heart COUNCIL GROVE Sacred Heart girls shot just 35 percent and committed 26 turnovers in a 43-36 Cottonwood Valley League loss to Council Grove Friday night.

The win improved Council Grove to 5-3 in the CVL and 10-8 overall. Sacred Heart slipped to 4-3 and 9-8. 'We didn't take care of the ball the second half, especially when they put the half-court trap on us," Sacred Heart coach Jim Wittman said. "It seemed like we came down and threw the ball away four or five times and they came down and converted on their end of the court. "We have to do a lot better job of taking care of the Trailing 13-11 athalftime, Sacred Heart responded with a 7-1 run to open the third quarter.

Stephanie Baxa accounted for all of the Knights' scoring during the spurt to provide Sacred Heart with an 18-14 advantage. However, Council Grove reeled off 10 unanswered points the next minutes to take the lead for good. Baxa paced the Knights with 15 points. Christi Mitchell contributed 10 points and a game-high 11 rebounds. Lisa Ashlock netted 15 points to lead Council Grove.

COUNCIL GROVE 43, SACRED HEART 36 Sacred Heart (36) Stover 0-2 0-0 0, Baxa 6-11 3-6 15, Mitchell 410 0-2 10, Sibllla 1-3 0-0 2, Knlpp 0-7 0-0 0, Slmoneau 1 -3 0-02, Ju.Shlvely 5. Totals 15-43 41036. Council (43) Lltke4-1l 0-1 8, Ashlock 7-20 1-2 15, Rose 4-9 3-411, Might 0-4 0-0 0, Andres 0-71-11, Wilson 0-0 0-1 0, Bacon 0-0 0-1 0, Harkness 0-0 0-1 0, McNeal 0-11-21, Hldecker 0-0 0-1 0, Oleen 2-4 3-37. Totalsl7-56 9-1743. Sacrvd Heart 6 5 12 13 36 Council Grove 9 4 13 17 43 3-polnt goals SH 2-6 (Mitchell 2), CG (none).

Rebounds SH 42 (Mitchell 11), CG 36 (Rose 9), Total fouls SH 17, CG 10, Fouled out Baxa (SH). Turnovers SH 26, CG 14, Jennings 46, Herndon 34 Herndon 8 1 9 10 34 Jennings 11 24 6 3 46 Herndon V.Greene 3, Dewey 2, Sughrove 10, D.Greene 19. Jennings Carter 12, Brooks 3, Jacobs 4 rltter20, Fleckensteln7. Claflln 55, Macksvllle 22 Macksvllle 8 5 5 4 22 Claflln 13 20 8 14 55 Macksvllle Krlsty VanWInkle 2, Kerrle VanWInkle 5, Tatman 3, Boman 2, Merrlck 2, Smith 6, Haielton2. Claflln Klug 2, Mlndy Wondra 4, Mellisa Wondra 2, Staudlnger 4, Feist 3, Oberle 4, Peckman 9, Hofmeister 17, Hockett 10.

Northern Valley 52, Eastern Htt. 45 Northern Valley 13 16 7 16 52 Eastern Heights 7 18 10 10 45 Northern Valley David 3, Hawks 4, C.Cox 6, Klpple 3, Johnson 2, Meuzelaar 5, G.Cox 29. Eastern Heights 2, Moliahn 19, Burgess 9, Hanks 2, Getty 2. Hope 52, St. Xavler35 Hope 12 15 14 St.

Xavler 12 8 8 7 35 Hope Riedy 6, Tara Schlesener 1, Strode 2, Cross 6, Tawny Schlesener 16, Herlng 5, Olson 16. St. Xavler Wahle 8, Ehm 2, Majerus 16, Moloney4, Brlestensky 5. Central (Continued from Page 13) in 21 points for the Blue Jays. Salina Central got a huge night from Aaron Bachelor and Jason Armstrong.

Bachelor turned in a double-double performance with a career-high 33 points and 13 boards. It was Bachelor who did most of the damage for the Mustangs from the line as the G-foot-4 junior made 17 of 20 throws and hit seven straight in the overtime. Armstong, a 6-2 sophomore swing player, popped in 25 points and was Johnny-on-the-spot a number of times for the Mustang defense. "Jason and Aaron were just outstanding," Parr said. "Those kind of points (33 and 25) speak for them- selves." Central needed a last-minute comeback in regulation just to get into the overtime.

Junction City led the entire fourth period, once by five points at 68-63, before a free throw by Bachelor made it 70-70 with 1:27 remaining. Regulation ended with a little bit of Mustang good fortune as Junction City's Thad McClelland was awarded a one-and-one with only :05 left to play and score tied 73-73. McClelland flew the front end long off the back of the iron, but the Blue Jays wrestled the rebound free and missed two shots before the buzzer rescued Central and sent the game into overtime. In the extra period it was all Central as the Mustangs combined a patient ball control offense with uncanny free throw shooting to bury the Blue Jays. Bachelor hit 7 of 8 attempts from the stripe in the overtime, Tony Owen was 2 for 2 on his way to an 8 for 8 night from the line and Armstrong made good on his two attempts.

In fact, the 'Stangs made only one field goal in the overtime, but outscored Junction City 13-7. "That was just a great high school game," Parr said. "I guess I'm most proud of how hard we played. Everybody on the floor, including Junction City, really put out a great effort." The Mustangs have two regular season contests remaining, both against J-70 league opponent Topeka WestnexVweek. Tuesday's Central-West contest is a makeup game from a game postponed because of snow in late January.

Wichita State won the first meeting between the two teams, 68-65, on Jan. 19. Seltzer signs new deal with Royals KANSAS CITY, Mo. Third baseman Kevin Seitzer agreed to a one-year contract of $1.625 million with the Kansas City Royals on Friday. Seitzer, 28, had sought $1.8 million and the Royals countered with an offer of $1.25 million before Seitzer filed for arbitration, He received $1.125 million last year.

Seitzer led the Royals with 158 games played, 622 at-bats, 91 runs and 67 walks while batting .275 with six home runs and 38 RBI last season He has a career .297 batting average in four-plus seasons with the Royals. Seitzer's signing left two Kansas City players still eligible for Bo Jackson and Danny Tartabull. The Royals also announced the signing of several minor league players on their 40-man right-handed pitchers Mel Stottlemyre Jr. and Joel Johnston; third baseman Sean Berry; first baseman BobHamelin; shortstop David Howard, and outfielder Russ Mor- Seitzer Southeast girls nip Ellinwood, 50-48 Heublein broke a 48-48 tie late in the game with two free throws to help Southeast of Saline edge Ellinwood, 50-48, in a Central Kansas League girls' game. The battle between the two CKL powers was close throughout although Southeast never trailed.

Both teams are now 9-3 in the league and 14-4 overall. Heather Schorling led Southeast with 16 points, Kindra Garst added 13 and Heublein scored 11 for the Trojans. Kim Kowalsky paced Ellinwood with 20 points while Jeanne Rugan and Brandy Ewing scored 10 each. Southeast will be at home Tuesday night against Haven. SOUTHEAST OF SALINE 50, ELLINWOOD 48 Southeast of Saline (50) Schorling 8 0-2 16, Garst 5 2-6 13, Heublein 4 3-4 11, Goossen 40-1 8, Buschboom 1 0-0 2, CordlllOO-1 0.

Totals 225-1450. Ellinwood (48) Kowalsky 10 0-0 20, Rugan 5 0-2 10, Ewing 3 4-4 10, Hazen 3 0-0 6, McCrary 1 0-0 2. Totals 22 4-648. Southeast-Saline 14 10 10 16 50 Ellinwood 8 14 10 16 48 Fouls SE 10, EHS 17. Fouled out none.

3- polnt goals Garst 1 (SE), Shockers to take on Southern Illinois CARBONDALE, 111. Wichita State and Southern Illinois continue their battle for a first-division berth in the Missouri Valley Conference with a 5 p.m. game today at SIU Arena. Today's game will be televised by KWCH (Salina cable 12). Wichita State and Southern Illinois are currently tied with Tulsa for third place in the MVC with 6-6 records.

WSU is 13-13 overall, while SIU is 12-11. Tulsa plays Creighton at home today. Paul Guf rovich continues to lead WSU in scoring at 14.8 points a game. Southern Illinois is paced Sterling Mahan and Ashraf Amaya who are scoring 17 and 15 points a game, respectively. man.

Wesleyan to face Tabor's challenge currently atop the Kansas Conference men's and women's standings, entertains Kansas Wesleyan tonight. Tip off for the women's contest is set for 6 p.m., followed by the men's matchup at 8:00. Tabor's women ran their conference and overall records to 15-0 and 20-3 ollowing a 72-64 victory over St. Mary of the Plains Wednesday. The Lady Coyotes enter the contest 2-13 and 2-20.

The Bluejays maintained their two-game lead in the men's race after escaping with a 96-94 triple- overtime road win against St. Mary. Wesleyan dropped to 1-14 and 4-19 after absorbing a 73-59 road loss against Sterling. The Coyotes played without starters Howard Alexander and Kevin Chevis, after both left the team for personal reasons. Alexander and Chevis had played in all 22 of Wesleyan's games, averaging 12.0 and 8.2 points, respectively.

Ellinwood avenges loss to Southeast ELLINWOOD The Ellinwood Eagles avenged an early season loss to Southeast of Saline by drubbing the Trojans 57-36 in a Central Kansas League matchup. Ellinwood, now 2-10 in league play and 4-14 overall, outscored Southeast 16-4 in the second period to open up a 26-18 half time lead. Southeast's Tim Douglas was the only Trojan in double figures with 10 points. Southeast fell to 6-12 overall and 3-9 in CKL play. ELLINWOOD 57, SE-SALINE 36 SE-Sallne 14 4 13 5 36 Ellinwood 10 16 18 13 57 SE-Sallne Douglas 10, Duran 9, Peterson 5, Besher 4, Barnett 2, Heublein 2, Olson 2, Rlchert2.

Ellinwood Llebl 15, Morales 12, Davis 8, Kasselman 6, Heinz 4, Brauer 3, Madden 2, Nielsen 2. 1992 NU-KSU game may move to Tokyo LINCOLN, Neb. Talks have begun to move the 1992 Nebraska- Kansas State football game from Manhattan to Tokyo. The Oct. 17,1992, game would be changed to the first week of December 1992 at the Tokyo Dome, Kansas State Athletic Director Steve Miller said.

A coordinator for Teleplanning International said Thursday that she had approached Nebraska and Kansas State about the possible move. "We contact a number of teams, less than 20 and more than just a few, and we'd like to have Nebraska and Kansas State consider playing in Japan," Sally Behrhorst said. "We haven't decided anything, and the schools involved haven't decided anything at all." KU, K-State women continue play today The Kansas State and Kansas women's basketball teams are back in action today in Big Eight Conference play. Kansas State and Nebraska square off in Manhattan at 7 p.m. K-State is alone in second place in the conference with a 7-4 game in front of Nebraska, Colorado and Iowa State.

The Lady Cats are 14-8 overall. Kansas, 5-6 and 14-9, is at Oklahoma in a 2 p.m. game. From Staff and Wire Reoorts.