Dodge holds off KH in 54 45 game letdown
Dodge City defeats KH 54 to 45 as Kenneth Henderson cuts a 16 point deficit to six in the fourth quarter. Chad Krug leads KH with 13 points, Jeff Diehl adds 10. The B team trailed 23 4 after a rough first period and lost 58 22. Henderson returns next Thursday at Great Bend.
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Dodge City
Falcons
Chad Krug
Jeff Diehl
Great Bend
Buff swimmers set records at Newton triangular
Garden City High School swimmers starred in a Newton triangular. Kellby Ochs broke his diving record by 22 points with 186.85. Tracy Borden set a 1:19.88 in backstroke. Relay teams for girls and boys set new high school marks in 200-meter and medley events. Tony Welch and Steve Barnum won individual events. Next meet is Wednesday at Emporia.
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Newton
Garden City
Kellby Ochs
Tracy Borden
Sara York
Tara Nanninga
Alisha Bolton
Bonnie Heinrichs
Buffs
Welch
Barnum
Emporia
Miller wins breaststroke at Missouri Valley championships
Darin Miller of Seattle Pacific led a three member Seahawks top eight finish at the Missouri Valley Levi II Championships in Wichita. He won the 50 meter breaststroke in 43.90 and placed fourth in the 50 meter backstroke in 43.31 and seventh in the 200 meter individual medley in 3:21.70. Natalia Gian finished fourth in the 200 meter IM with 3:19.00 and fourth in the 50 meter butterfly with 42.50 while eighth in the 100 meter backstroke in 1:36.42. Carrye Jane Shaw was fifth in the 50 meter breast stroke in 47.80 and seventh in the 100 meter breast stroke in 1:45.35. The Seahawks take a month off before January action.
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Darin Miller
Miller
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Seahawks
Shockers top Delaware State 88 82 led by Cooper and Guffrovich
Wichita State beat Delaware State 88 to 82 as John Cooper scored 26 and Paul Guffrovich 20. The Shockers built an 81 70 lead with 3 17 left while Delaware State’s Davis led the Hornets with 23. Coach Cohen returned on crutches. Jeff Jones also returned as DSU coach.
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Wichita State
Delaware State
John Cooper
Paul Guffrovich
Shockers
Hornets
Alabama
Emanual Davis
Delaware Sr
Davis
Phil Mendelson
Mendelson
Eric Davis
Robert George
Victor Ford
Mike Cohen
Cohen
Jeff Jones
Free Agents Pick Up Under MLB Collusion Deal
Butler and Gaetti headline a group of 14 players granted free agency under the MLB Players Association settlement. Others include Clark, Morris, Anderson, Davis, Heath, Berenguer, LaPoint, Witt, Henderson, Leibrandt, Darwin, Smith, and LaCoss. Players have until Jan 29 to sign. teams lose a Type A designation gain a draft pick. The owners will pay 120 million on Jan 2 and four installments through 1992. Nebraska routs Creighton 97-63 behind Reid and Hayes in nonconference action.
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Fla
Brett Butler
Gary Gaetti
Major League Baseball Players Association
Jack Clark
Jack Morris
Boston
Larry Anderson
California
Chili Davis
Detroit
Mike Heath
Minnesota
Juan Berenguer
New York Yankees
Dave LaPoint
Mike Witt
Oakland
Dave Henderson
Atlanta
Charlie Leibrandt
Holcomb star Melissa Henry signs with Garden City CC
Holcomb High School standout Melissa Henry signed with Garden City Community College last night. coach Joe Lay expects an immediate impact from the first team all state junior star who led Holcomb to sub state finals and earned multiple All-State honors. Henry was a 1990 Heart of America Camp all star and played in the 1989 Junior Olympics.
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Joe Lay
Broacbuster
Holcomb High School
Melissa Henry
Holcomb
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Henry
Heart of America
Salina
Toledo
Buster — Holcomb
Shoeless Joe autograph sells for 23100 at auction
A shredded four by one and a half inch paper bearing Shoeless Joe Jackson's crude signature sold for 23100 at auction in New York. Harmon Darvick said the price exceeded sums paid for Ruth and Gehrig combined. The signature, likely by Jackson's wife on legal documents, is among the highest unattached signatures sold, far below the 56000 Button Gwinnett record. The item, obtained from Jackson's family decades ago, was bought by LELands in Manhattan. Jackson hit .356 in his 13 year career before ban in 1920 for the Black Sox scandal.
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NEW York
Joe Jackson
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Harmon Darvick
Jackson
Greenville
S.C
Darvick
Manhattan
Leland’s
Joe
Commissioner of Baseball
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Cincinnati
Bell joins latest millionaire club at winter meetings
Rosemont Illinois AP reports free agents at the winter baseball meetings saw more than 100 million dollars in contracts, pushing the season total above 200 million. George Bell signed a three year Chicago Cubs deal for 9.8 million. Vince Coleman, Danny Jackson, Zane Smith and others inked multi year pacts as teams chase top talent.
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Ill
Ed McMahon
Cubs
Jim Frey
Mets
Frank Cashen
Vince Coleman
George Bell
Chicago Cubs
Frey
Danny Jackson
Zane Smith
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Larry Doughty
Willie McGee
San Francisco
Ted Higuera
Milwaukee
Terry Pendleton
Atlanta
Bob Welch
Welch
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A’s
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
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White Sox
Oakland
Ron Schueler
Red Sox
Boston
Lou Gorman
Higuera
Jackson
Tony la Russa
Sandy Alderson
Matt Young
Seattle
Chiefs rely on Word as Okoye struggles in Chiefs backfield
Kansas City running back Christian Okoye sinks to recent slump with 3.3 yards per carry while Barry Word surges to 676 yards on 123 plays and leads the Chiefs in rushing as coach Marty Schottenheimer defends Okoye and notes fewer opportunities and fewer blockers.
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Christian Okoye
Barry Ward
Chiefs
Okoye
New England
Word
Detroit
New Orleans
Patriots
Marty Schottenheimer
Schottenheimer
Christian
Emotional Zorich wins Lombardi Award in Houston
Chris Zorich accepts the Lombardi Award as the nation's top collegiate lineman at a Houston ceremony. He edged Outland winner Russell Maryland and tackles David Rocker and Moe Gardner. Maryland, Rocker, and Gardner earned AP All-America honors. Landry spoke at the event honoring Vince Lombardi.
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Tom Landry
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Michigan State
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Russell Maryland
Miami
David Rocker
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Moe Gardner
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Landry
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Rocker
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