Oregon Edges Mount Morris In Close Regional Pair
In a tense high school boys basketball game Oregon narrowly defeated Mount Morris 76 to 73. Key players included Messenger and Wesley for Oregon and Wessels and Hickman for Mount Morris, with three pointers and free throws shaping the late finish.
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Roundup of standings and scores across multiple games
A large compilation lists results and statistics from numerous college and high school basketball games. Top scorers and team matchups appear for Illinois, Florida, Nebraska, Northern Illinois, DePaul, Houston, Chicago, Milwaukee, Sacramento, and others with scores and rebounds noted.
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Baseball executive changes and player moves across leagues
Transactions cover Eli Jacobs's four year term on the AL Executive Council replacing Jim Campbell, Boston's Dick Radatz Jr resigning as general manager, a 3 year player development deal with Boise, Kansas City signing pitchers Rich Dotson and Steve Crawford and Russ Morman to a Triple A contract, arbitration offers to John Tudor and John Shelby, and various Pacific Coast League and national league moves including Phyllis Collins, Doug Danforth, William Bartholomay, and John Stearns managing Knoxville.
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Joaquin Contreras
Texas
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Clifton Moore
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Rob Zettler
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Jason More
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Gene Ubriaco
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On Tap Wednesday and Thursday Sports Schedule Highlights
Area sports schedule lists Wednesday lineups at Valley Hall Ridge at Ole and Thursday’s cards feature girls basketball Stillman Valley at Mount Morris Polo at Oregon Walnut at Twin City Nazarene Kewanee at Sterling. Also noted are men's and women's basketball Sauk Valley CC at Rock Valley and Dixon Geneseo Dixon Amboy Prophetstown Riverdale Newman, plus wrestling and bowling meets including Sycamore at Dixon.
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Oregon
Ozzie Smith Nets 10th Gold Glove in Row
St Louis shortstop Ozzie Smith claimed his tenth consecutive Gold Glove, extending a clean 1980s sweep. Cubs second baseman Ryne Sandberg won seventh straight. AL winners included Don Mattingly fifth in a row and Bob Boone seventh of his career. Other NL winners featured Gwynn Davis Van Slyke Santiago.
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Seattle
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Gary Pettis
Detroit
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California
Kirby Puckett
BYU Guard Edges Gradner For Outland Trophy
Mohammed Elewonibi of Brigham Young won the Outland Trophy as the top college football lineman. The Nigerian-born 290-pound guard moved to Kamloops after Nigeria, played at Snow Junior College, with Moe Gardner and Michael Tanks as finalists. The Football Writers Association of America voted.
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Football Writers Association of America
Spartans' Snow Wins Butkus Award for Linebacker Excellence
Percy Snow of Michigan State, a 6 2 235 pound senior, is named the Dick Butkus award winner as top college linebacker. He posted 163 tackles this season, 464 for his career, earning four first place votes and 27 points from a 13 member Downtown Athletic Club panel in Orlando.
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Michigan State
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