Multiple Pro and College Assignments Do Not Match Type
National League and American League moves across teams include: Phil Roof named Orlando manager in Southern League for Minnesota Twins. Mets appoint Bob Mandt director of operations, Bill Lanniciello ticket manager, Tim Hamilton promotions director, Jim Plummer promotions administrator. Blanka suspended one game for New York Jets. Lions fined and Keith Krepfie signed by Atlanta Falcons. Rams sign Eric Williams. Redskins place Perry Brooks on injured list. Duke names Steve Sloan head coach. Northwest Missouri State Vernon Thomson coach. Southern California Frank Falks running back coach. Western Illinois Bruce Craddock coach. Mark Kizziar named PGA president.
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Minnesota Twins
Phil Roof
Orlando
NEW York Mets
Bob Mandt
Bill Lanniciello
Tim Hamilton
Jim Plummer
National Basketball Association
Portland Trail Blazers
Hank McDowell
Golden State Warriors
Audie Norris
NFL
Stan Blinka
New York Jets
Leonard Thompson
Detroit Lions
Atlanta Falcons
Keith Krepfie
Russ Mikeska
Wayne Smith
LOS Angeles Rams
Eric Williams
Washington Redskins
Perry Brooks
Pat Ogrin
Golf Professional Golfers Association
Mark Kizziar
DUKE
Steve Sloan
Northwest Missouri State
Vernon Thomson
Southern California
Frank Falks
Western Illinois
Bruce Craddock
College Basketball Scores Summary Card
A long list of NCAA men’s basketball results with numerous teams from the East, Midwest, Southwest and West. Key outcomes include Georgetown 99 over Alabama State 76, Duke 91 over Virginia 104, Villanova 97 over Marist 69, George Washington 63 over Howard 53, and Penn State 80 over Baker 64. Also multiple OT and close games across conferences.
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East Army
Kings Point
Boston
Brown
Bucknell
Lycoming
Hofstra
Lafayette
Holy Cross
Harvard
James Madison
Maine
Manhattan
Seton Hall
New Hampshire
Northeastern
Penn
S. Methodist
Rhode Island
LaSalle
Roger Williams
Nichols
St. Bonaventure
Canisius
St. Francis
Wagner
Cabrini
St. John
Missouri
Jackson St
Nebraska
Kansas City
N. Town
Arkansas St
Illinois
Kansas St
Iowa
Ski area snow depths update from Colorado Ski Country USA
Colorado Ski Country USA reports conditions at major Colorado ski areas on Wednesday December 8 with depths from Arapahoe Basin to Snowmass and openings dates for several mountains. New snow amounts, packed powder, and hard pack notes are provided along with contact for updates.
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Denver
Colorado Ski Country USA
Colorado
Arapahoe Basin
Arapahoe East
Oo Highlands
Buttermilk
Beaver Creek
Berthoud
Breckenridge
Ski Broadmoor
Conquistador
Cooper
Mountain
Crested Butte
Eldora
Beaver Basin
Hidden Valley
Skindlewild
Keystone
Loveland Basin
Monarch
Panadero
Pikes Peak
Powderhorn
St Mary's Glacier
Sharktooth
Silver Creek
Hawks hand Buffs 2nd loss in overtime in Hutchinson
Hutchinson Salthawks beat Garden City Buffaloes 40 to 36 in overtime after trailing 22-19 at halftime. Lori Tingelhoff led GCHS with 13 points and 9 rebounds, while Leslie Namee scored 22 for Hutchinson. Buffs shot 27 percent to Hutchinson's 36 and were outrebounded 42-37. Buffs fall to 0-2 ahead of Friday home game versus Lamar, Colorado.
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Hutchinson
Hutchinson Salthawk
Garden City High School
Buffaloes
Buffs
Salthawks
Bob Sander
Lori Tingelhoff
GCHS
Leslie Namee
Hawks
GCHL
Iowa Tops Marquette in balanced scoring display
Seventh ranked Iowa rolled to an 87-66 win over No. 16 Marquette as all five Iowa starters hit double figures. Greg Stokes led with 19 points and 16 rebounds for Payne, while Steve Carfino added 17 points and 10 assists. The article also notes top ranked Virginia’s 104-91 win over Duke and Georgetown’s 99-76 victory over Alabama State among a slate of top 25 results.
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Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa
Marquette
Greg Stokes
Michael Payne
Steve Carfino
Hawkeyes
Lute Olson
Olson
Stokes
Payne
Warriors
Dwayne Johnson
Virginia
Georgetown
Cavaliers
Duke
Hoyas
Alabama State
Missouri
Jackson State
Lhouston
Auburn
Villanova
Marist
St. Johns, N.Y., Beat Fairleigh Dickinson
Louisville
Eastern Kentucky
Tennessee
Arizona
North Carolina State
East Carolina
Ralph Sampson
Rick Carlisle
Johnny Dawkins
Bill Martin
Patrick Ewing
Lewis Jackson
Steve
Stipanovich
Jon Sundvold
Sundvold
Houston
Michael Young
John Pinone
Harold Pressley
St. John’s
Lou Carnesecca
Kevin Williams
David Russell
FDU
Rod McCray
Milt Wagner
Dan Federmann
Tyrone Beaman
Federman
Frank Smith
Ernie Myers
Thurl Bailey
Maryland
Virginia Commonwealth
Richmond
Ball State
Wisconsin
Dayton
Miami
Illinois
Kansas State
Iowa State
Drake
Michigan
Cleveland State
Nebraska
Missouri-Kansas City
Oklahoma
Westmont
Air Force
Adams State
Arizona State
Northern Arizona
Colorado
Colorado State
Utah State
Utah
Alderson Broaddus
Davis & Elkins
Top Kansas high school basketball teams in AP consensus rankings
Wichita West leads KOYS 6A with 10 points in the AP consensus, followed by Wyandotte and Lawrence. In 5A Parsons and Campus top the list with Blue Valley-10 and Buhler rounding out the top five. 4A Chaparral and Atchison lead. 1A Wellsville and Hesston pace. 2A Frontenac and Jackson Heights sit atop. Girls rankings show Shawnee Mission East Newton and Topeka High leading, with others such as Blue Valley Stanley and Bishop Miege in the top five across classes.
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Topeka
Kan
Wichita West Pioneers
Parson's Vikings
Topeka Hayden Wildcats
Associated Press
Shawnee Mission East
Newton
Chaparral
KOYS
Wichita West
Wyandotte
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Wichita Heights
Parsons
Campus
Blue Valley
Buhler
Kansas City Bishop
Wellsville
Hesston
Leavenworth Immaculata
Humboldt
Neodesha
Johnson-Stanton County
Canton Galva
Lincoln
Axtell
Pretty Prairie
Baileyville
Brewster
Cheylin
Waverly
Midway Denton
Topeka High
Wichita East
Great Bend
Leavenworth
Blue Valley Stanley
Roeland Park
Bishop Miege
Pittsburg
Norton
Nemaha Valley
Andale
Goddard
St. Marys
Central Heights
Oakley
Lyons
Frontenac
Jackson Heights
Garden Plain
Oxford
Centralia
Randolph
Mullinville
Wilson
Ransom
Knicks Rally Past Pistons Despite King Ejection
The New York Knicks, scoring leader Bernard King with 43 points before an early exit, held on to beat Detroit 120-109. Bill Cartwright added 24 as New York, despite subpar season scoring, stayed ahead after King was ejected with two minutes left.
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New York Knicks
Bernard King
Knicks
Detroit
NBA
King
John Long
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New Jersey
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Indiana
Denver
Dallas
Seattle
San Antonio
Kansas City
Utah
Houston
Los Angeles
Phoenix
New York
Bill Cartwright
Isiah Thomas
Pistons
Bulls
Bucks
Reggie Theus
Theus
Mavericks
Sonics
Rolando Blackman
Brad Davis
76Ers
Hawks
Moses Malone
Dailey seeks leave for psychiatric help
Bulls guard Quintin Dailey requests a temporary leave of absence to undergo psychiatric treatment after admitting to assaulting a student nurse last year. He missed Tuesday and Wednesday games amid reports of extreme emotional stress and continued public scrutiny.
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Chicago
Quintin Dailey
Chicago Bulls
Dailey
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Bulls
Northbrook
Bull
Tim Hallam
The
Bucks
Milwaukee
Quintin
Bob Woolf
Boston
NBA
Hallam
Associated Press
University of San Francisco Star
San Francisco
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Brian Winters
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Topeka Hayden
Thomas More
Atchison
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Artis Gilmore
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