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Osage City wins OT contest, 74-66
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A R E A G A M E
By RIC ANDERSON
The Capital-Journal
ROSSVILLE --- Josh Briggs charted new territory on Friday, but he
made himself look perfectly at home once he got there.
Briggs, a junior guard for Osage City, made nine of his 10 free-
throw attempts in overtime to help the Indians fight off Rossville,
74-66.
Osage City hadn't been to overtime this season, and therefore
Briggs had never faced OT pressure at the line before he stepped up
with 1:27 left and ...
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Rossville advances in 3A
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Osage City, Rossville to clash
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; The Capital-Journal's Game of the Week returns tonight as Rossville travels to Osage City for a Mid-East League showdown. Rossville's boys enter at 7-4, fresh from a 66-54 win Tuesday over Council Grove in what coach Eric Anderson said was "probably our best game of the season." The Bulldogs will
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Osage City
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; Lebo edges past Osage City OSAGE CITY So much for easing into the season. The calendar may read December, but Saturday's boys' championship game at the Osage City Invitational sure had a March feel to it. Lebo and Osage City slugged it out like a pair of heavyweights in a title bout before Nathan
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Obituaries
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; Clara C. Samuelson LINDSBORG Clara C. Samuelson, 83, Lindsborg, died Saturday, Oct. 2, 2004. Mrs. Samuelson was born Clara Cecelia Carlson on April 13, 1921, at Lindsborg, the daughter of Frank S. and Elsie Carlson. She married Ralph E. Samuelson on Oct. 22, 1944, at Lindsborg. He died Sept. 23,
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