College basketball rankings and scores from week
A tally of weekly top 25 ratings with Duke and Michigan near the top. Teams listed with scores and records include North Carolina, Georgetown, Louisville, Arizona, Nevada Las Vegas, Missouri, Seton Hall, Florida State, Ohio State, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State, Providence, Tennessee, Texas El Paso, and others. Additional game results feature Siena, Canisius, Villanova, Florida International, Morgan State, Old Dominion, Richmond, Robert Morris, Loyola Maryland, Indiana State, Illinois State, Kansas, and more across multiple conferences.
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Town
Georgetown
North Carolina
Louisville
Arizona
Nevada-Las Vegas
Missouri
Seton Hall
Florida State
Ohio State Ree
Georgia Tech
North Carolina State
Providence
Tennessee
Air
Texas-El Paso
Arkansas
Connecticut
Indiana
Notre Dame
Oregon State
Purdue
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Fa Dickinson
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Harvard
Central Conn
Lata
Brown
Cross
Siena
Canisius
Villanova
A St
W. Carchini
Florida Int'l
Morgan St
N.ca&t
Murray
E. Tenn. St
Tenn. Tech
Methodist
Ohio State
Radford
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Pan American
Kansas City
Marquette
Southwest Nicholls St
Louisiana
Oklahoma St
Hall of Fame Voting Totals Highlight BBWAA Ballot
Baseball writers tally 447 votes for Hall of Fame as of 1982 voting. Johnny Bench leads with 431 votes, Carl Yastrzemski 423, Gaylord Perry 304, Ferguson Jenkins 283, Orlando Cepeda 1, Tony Oliva 135, Bill Mazeroski 1, Maury Wills 95, Jim Hickman 87, Ron Santo 75, Ken Boyer 62, Minnie Minoso 9, Elroy Face 47, Mickey Lolich 4, Joe Torre 40, Thurman Munson 29, Sparky Lyle 25, Wilbur Wood 14.
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New York
Baseball Hall of Fame
Baseball Writers Association of America
Ohnny Bench
Carl Yastrzemski
Gaylord Perry
Ken
Minnie Minoso
Elroy Face
Mickey Lolich
Luis Tiant
Joe Torre
Dick Allen
Vada Pinson
Thurman Munson Bonds
Sparky Pie
Syle
Bert Cautpanaris
Wilbur Wood
Baseball contracts and basketball 10-day deal news
Baltimore catcher Mickey Tettleton agreed to a one year contract while San Francisco second baseman Robbie Thompson also signed a one year deal. Cincinnati pitcher Ron Robinson inked a one year pact and Houston brought in minor league instructors Larry Hisle Steve Dillard Reggie Walker and Simonic. Miami awarded Todd Mitchell a second ten day contract. Texas signed Buddy Bell at third base.
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Mickey Tettleton
Cincinnati
Ron Robinson
Houston
Larry Hisle
Steve Dillard
Reggie Walker
Simonic
San Francisco
Robbie Thompson
Texas
Buddy Bell
Miami
Todd Mitchell
Tuesday schedule highlights local boys and girls hoops
On Tuesday area sports feature Rochelle at DeKalb Mendota at Amboy Shabbana at Ohio Walnut at Franklin Center Rochelle at Dixon Amboy at Savanna plus Sauk Valley CC at Black Hawk in men’s basketball and several wrestling matches including Sterling at Rochelle Sterling Newman at Rockford Lutheran Byron Hampshire at Polo and bowling at Sycamore versus Dixon. Wednesday brings Mount Morris at Polo Amboy and Durand at Oregon.
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ORE
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Croegaert
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Masco & Mason
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Chattie
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Walnut and Wyanet clash in high-scoring girls game
Walnut routs Wyanet 63 36 in a decisive girls basketball matchup. Key players include Howes Blythe and Jesisiowski for Walnut and Morrison Newman and Anna wan for Wyanet, with strong rebounding and team fouls piling up.
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Burgett
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Hamrick
Schuetz
Covill
Bolz
Ringle
Bologna
Meisenheimer
Blythe
M.bulthius
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M. Bulthius
Jesislowski Morrison
Sterling Newman
Newman
Smith
S. Davis
A. Davis
Velazquez
Pettorini
Long
Grennan
O'Neill
Pierce
McGinn
Haven
Lenice
Woods
Loy
van Dermyde
Morrison
Annawan
Ohio
Ashton wrestlers win two meets posting strong dual records
Ashton High School improved its dual meet record to 12-4-1 after decisive wins over Lena-Winslow 47-24 and Galena 54-6. Coach Dave Townsend praised versatility as Rob Leese won at 119 and 125, while Kenny Rogers, Scott Miller, Mike Bresson and Rich Snodgrass also secured multiple victories.
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Telegraph
Lena
Ashton High School
Lena-Winslow
Galena
Aces
Lena- Winslow
Ashton
Dave Townsend
Rob Leese
Kenny Rogers
Scott Miller
Mike Bresson
Rich Snodgrass
Johnson nets 38 in Ohio win over Paw Paw
Tom Johnson scored a career high 38 points to lead Ohio to a 91-47 non conference victory over Paw Paw. The Bulldogs improved to 10-2 as Brian Piper added 19 and Todd Etheridge 16, with 33 of Johnson’s points coming in the first half. The Telegraph regrets the error.
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Ohio
Paw Paw
Telegraph
Tom Johnson
Bulldogs
Johnson
Brian Piper
Todd Etheridge
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Ski Clinic Set at SVCC and Dixon Park District
Sauk Valley Community College and Dixon Park District co sponsor an all day cross country skiing clinic on February 11 weather permitting. The $10 registration includes lectures 9 10 a m and outdoor instruction 10 a m to noon with skiing at Lowell Park 1 to 4 p m and refreshments after. Ski rentals must be reserved at registration and picked up at Tru Valu Hardware in Sterling after 7 30 a m day of clinic.
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Telegraph
Sauk Valley Community College
Dixon Park District
SVCC
East Mall
Tom Breed
Lowell Park
Tru-Valu Hardware
Sterling
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