Major College Scores From AP Wednesday Card
US Wednesday's major college basketball scores list top games across regions with Florida State, Tennessee State, Wake Forest, and Arkansas State posted alongside tournament and bowl notes. The dense page mixes men and women's scores, upcoming bowls, and matchups with teams such as UCLA, Texas Tech, Clemson, Oklahoma State, and Georgia Tech referenced among others.
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Gametime Tonight Sports Schedule Menu
College basketball features Mississippi at Memphis at 8 30 p m on ESPN2 followed by NBA doubleheaders Lakers at New Jersey and Spurs at Sacramento on TNT. Pro Bowl Selection Show airs at 6 p m on ESPN from Bristol Connecticut. NHL national splits Dallas at Detroit or Boston at Washington at 7 p m on ESPN. Women’s NCAA semi Hawaii versus Stanford at New Orleans on ESPN2. Boxing Casamayor versus Vargas at 1 30 p m on ESPN2 in Miami. NCAA I AA title game Western Kentucky meets McNeese St in Chattanooga Tennessee on ESPN2. Lakers at Philadelphia at 7 p m on ESPN with Phoenix at LA Clippers at 9 30 p m on ESPN. High school games Garden City at Amarillo Tascosa on KIAL 1240 AM and Stanton County at Sublette on KSKZ 99 9 FM.
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OT Cle Today's events schedule and matchups
The list shows evening games and pairings across multiple schools and towns. Ulysses visits Pratt at 6 15 pm then Cimarron at Southwestern Heights at 6 30 pm. Garden City plays Amarillo Tascosa, Grinnell hosts Greeley County, South Gray hosts Ingalls, Hoisington visits Scott City, Healy plays Jennings, Wichita County meets Satanta, and Stanton County faces Sublette.
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CART Names Clare Chief Operating Officer
The CART organization named David Clare as chief operating officer. In MLB moves, the Angels claimed C Wilbert Nieves off unconditional waivers from the Padres while the Red Sox agreed to terms with Mike Timlin and Damian Jackson on a one year deal. The White Sox named Ken Dominguez hitting coach for Winston-Salem, and the Indians signed Casey Blake Tim Laker and Mike Thurman to minor league contracts. The Yankees and Rangers also reached one year agreements with Todd Zeile and Doug Glanville respectively.
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Multi-sport trades and suspensions ripple through leagues
A wide range of moves and penalties sweep through baseball, basketball, football, and hockey. Notable items include minor league contracts with the Cardinals and Angels, Denver’s acquisition of Mark Bryant and Posey, Seattle’s Kenny Anderson fined for missing practice, and NFL suspensions and roster shuffles impacting DoMingo Graham LeVar Fisher Courtney Bronnon BroTT, plus Kalamazoo forfeiting a win for ineligible players and Ball State naming Brady Hoke as football coach.
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Garden City Boxers win eight bouts at Newton state meet
Eight members of the Garden City Boxing Club won bouts at a state tournament in Newton on December 14. Winners included Patrick Jones 75 pounds, Juan Aldana 105, Pedro Orozco 115, Antonio Orozco 130, Jesus Cordero 149, Victor Ortiz 135, Enrique Vagas 81, and Jonathan Cordero 115. The team will travel to Wichita January 2, 2003 for a Silver Gloves competition.
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Chester captures high point trophy at Level I meet
Seahawk Erik Chester won the high point trophy for the 10 and under boys at the Level I Championship in Wichita December 13 to 15. He claimed eight events including 200 meter medley and multiple 50s and 100s, leading Garden City Seahawks to a historic achievement as the first to win the award.
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