College Basketball Scores Roundup From Monday Action
Major scores reported by the Associated Press include Kansas 76 over Missouri 70 and Kent State 70 defeating Miami Ohio 60. BYU 65 over Air Force 33 and San Diego State 80 besting Wyoming 70. UNLV 90 edged Colorado State 57 in the West region. Utah 78 beat New Mexico 68. Women's results feature South Chattanooga 85 over College of Charleston 75 in OT and Virginia 69 over Clemson 54. Ball State 97 topped Miami Ohio 94 in OT. Sam Houston State 66 defeated Texas A&M Corpus Christi 64. Southwest notes include Texas A&M Corpus Christi.
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College basketball and high school schedule notes
Listings show college games on ESPN and local stations with matchups Providence at Pittsburgh Florida at Kentucky plus North Carolina at Duke and Gonzaga at Pepperdine. High school games include Colby at Garden City Wichita County at Dighton and Garden City at Colby with multiple radio stations and times listed. The KBCA rankings list multiple Kansas schools by class with positions for Ness City Little River Thayer Centralia Hillcrest and others across 1A 2A 5A and 6A divisions.
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White Sox sell Comiskey name for U S Cellular Field
The Chicago White Sox renamed Comiskey Park as U S Cellular Field in a $68 million deal drawing criticism. Owner Jerry Reinsdorf says funds will fund fan friendly renovations, while fans debate the change and the legacy of Comiskey Park.
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Local high school basketball schedule and matchups for today
At 6 p.m. Scott City faces TMP Marian while Sublette takes on Deerfield and Healy meets Herndon. Haviland plays Ingalls and South Gray visits Ashland. Moscow challenges Fowler. At 6:15 p.m. Colby visits Garden City and Dighton travels to Wichita County. At 6:30 p.m. Satanta plays Lakin and Greeley County goes to Syracuse. Ulysses meets Hugoton. Hugoton hosts Sublette at 5 p.m. and Garden City visits Colby on Wednesday night.
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Multiple sports league moves and coaching changes across major teams
Transaction roundup lists baseball contracts for Lou Mertoni and Giovanni Carrara, promotions within New York scouting, and Phillies Pat Burrell six year deal. Hockey recalls and injuries involve Columbus, Florida, Los Angeles, and Nashville. College programs name coaches at Bethel, Conn, Jackson State and UC Riverside. Notre Dame basketball departure. Rose Hulman football coach. interim softball coach named at UC Riverside.
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Pirates owner cites economy over collusion in salary dip
Pittsburgh Pirates owner Kevin McClatchy argues the winter salary downturn stems from the economy not owners colluding to curb free agent pay. He notes players like Jim Thome still obtaining big contracts while agents such as Roberto Hernandez signed much smaller deals. He recalls past collusion cases and says no current collusion.
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LeBron James Withdraws Appeal On Banishment
Cleveland star LeBron James did not appeal his banishment as expected and may pursue an appeal before St. Vincent-St. Mary’s Isles Prime Time Shootout in Trenton. Hamister’s partner Todd Berman of Chartwell Investments withdrew financial support hours earlier.
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Bid to Buy Sabres Bidder Suspends Purchase Bid
Buffalo businessman Mark Hamister suspended his bid to purchase the bankrupt Sabres, halting the effort to take control of the hockey franchise amid bankruptcy proceedings in Buffalo New York.
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Rose reinstatement headed by prosecutor
The baseball commissioner's office hired former federal prosecutor Martin Weinstein to work on Pete Rose reinstatement evaluation. Weinstein has been on the Rose case since shortly after the 1997 reinstatement application.
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