Bowling Scoreboard January 15 Scores and Names
Bowling scoreboard lists Jan 15 top game 242 by Scott Fickler and series 640 by Duane Weisz. Players include Stingley Steve Aguirre 224, Jeremy Kells 224, Ray Ramirez 231, Joe Mauk 220, John Motley 233, Gregg Shearmire 239, Gene Greer 226, Carroll Witt 225, Steve Dougherty 223, Gene Brown 234, Sonny Blyn ae, Letha Leeper, Marsha Golay or Susan Dougherty with 222, 529, 569 totals.
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Scott Fickler
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Steve Dougherty
Duane Weisz
Gene Brown
Sonny Blyn
Letha Leeper
Marsha Golay
Susan Dougherty
Major College Basketball Scores From Thursday
Associated Press round up lists scores from Thursday across divisions with numerous matchups including Delaware over New Hampshire 88 to 74 and UNLV over Iona 79 to 62. Other notable results feature St. Francis NY 86 Monmouth NJ 80 and Wisconsin Green Bay 72 Cleveland State 76.
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New Hampshire
UNLV
Iona
Loyola
Maine
Towson
UT St. Bonaventure
Dayton
St. Francis
Monmouth
N.J
South E. Illinois
Morehead St
Louisiana Tech
Middle Tennessee
McNeese St
Louisiana
N.C. State
Florida St
New Orleans
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South Florida
DePaul
Tennessee
Tenn.Martin
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Butler
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Cleveland
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Boxing Card in Tunica with Teddy Reid vs Ben Tackle
Boxing on ESPN2 at 7 pm features Teddy Reid 17 4 1 meeting Ben Tackle 21 2 0 in Tunica Mississippi. Other sports listings show golf tennis and college scores from various venues and times.
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Abe Hubert Hawks place in Liberal tournament team results
Abe Hubert Middle School wrestlers finished fourth in Liberal with 161 points, while Kenneth Henderson placed third with 173 as Liberal West won at 246. Scott Messenger won 110 pounds and Dewayne Ryan 141 for the Hawks. Others claimed seconds and thirds in multiple weights.
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Monday Night Football cast to stay with ABC next season
New York AP reports ABC Sports will keep Dennis Miller on Monday Night Football. Dan Fouts Melissa Stark Eric Dickerson and Al Michaels also remain on the telecasts, continuing the program this upcoming season.
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Local High School Basketball and Wrestling Schedule
Today features multiple high school basketball games across Moscow Deerfield Ingalls Colby Ulysses Dighton LaCrosse Cimarron Holcomb Sublette Lakin Syracuse Hugoton Stanton County Grinnell Utica Healy at Utica and a Garden City Invitational wrestling event with Hugoton Scott City Ulysses and Wichita County. College action shows Cloud County at Garden City. Additional boys basketball games include Garden City Guymon Hugoton Deerfield and Hooker at Deerfield with Greeley County Brewster.
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Lakin
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Syracuse
Elkhart
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Utica-Healy
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Garden
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Guymon
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Hooker
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Brewster
High school scores round up across Kansas
Campus 49 Arkansas City 34 Circle 48 El Dorado 37 Claflin 40 Quivira Heights 26 Conway Springs 49 Haven 45 Douglass Ell-Saline 45 Ellsworth 37 Falls City Nebraska 50 Hiawatha 38 Fowler 32 South Central 23 Garden Plain 36 Mulvane 21 Great Bend 67 Kapaun Mount Carmel 37 Hartford 47 Waverly 42 Haviland 44 Meade 38 Hays 40 Pratt 29 Hesston 56 Little River 54 OT Spearville St John 61 Kingman 44 St Thomas Aquinas 67 Lawrence 37 Sterling 72 Lyons 71 OT
Cimarron Dominates Hugoton In Dual Wrestling Meet
CIM routs Hugoton 45 to 27 with multiple forfeits and pins. Dye and Gordon won by forfeit, Carmona and Yeager had dec. wins, while Feldt Boggs and Burns led CIM with decisive pins and decisions.
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Carmona
Hug
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Arena Football League players settle antitrust suit
The Arena Football League and its players settled their antitrust suit with a five year agreement. Minimum salary rises from 900 to 1400 per game this year and grows by a set percentage annually. The deal sets a salary cap guaranteeing 63 percent of gross revenue and allows free agency after three seasons.
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Magee makes rare par 4 ace in Scottsdale round
In Phoenix Open first round Andrew Magee achieved what was believed to be the PGA Tours first hole in one on a par 4. Tiger Woods shot a 65 to sit within one of leader Tom Lehman and two others. Brad Elder led early with 64 before Lehman and Scott Verplank tied at 65 alongside Woods.
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Lehman
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Clement Edge French Rival In Tight Australian Duel
Clement outlasts Grosjean in a prolonged final game that featured five match points and six deuces. The win keeps the French presence alive at a grand slam after a long drought since 1983, while Hingis and Capriati prepare for the women’s singles final and the Williams sisters complete a doubles career Grand Slam with a victory over Davenport Morariu.
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Yannick Noah
Martina Hingis
Jennifer Capriati
Venus
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Lindsay Davenport
Corina Morariu
Wrestling results summary from CIM meet
Zabel HUG defeated Cohoon CIM by decision 8 to 12 Kirsten Hershey HUG pinned Legg CIM 39 to 18 Crawford HUG defeated Kinsey CIM 3 to 239 Hayes HUG pinned Schartz CIM 39 to 27 Cash CIM won by forfeit 45 to 27
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Pro Basketball NFL Playoff Glance
A compact Saturday recap from the Associated Press outlines playoff odds and notable games across professional basketball and football. Key teams, scores, and standings are summarized for readers seeking quick sports context ahead of weekend actions.
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NFL Playoff Results and Super Bowl Injury Report
Summary of Wild Card and Divisional results with teams advancing to the NFC and AFC championships. Includes Super Bowl matchup Baltimore vs New York Giants and the Pro Bowl date. Injury report lists Billy Davis knee and Kim Herring ankle for New York Giants.
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Australian Open Semis and Doubles Finish at Melbourne Park
Amnaud Clement of France upset Sebastien Grosset in a five set men’s semifinal. Serena Williams and Venus Williams defeated Davenport Morariu to win women’s doubles. Joshua Eagle and Barbara Schett beat Woodbridge and Stubbs in mixed doubles semifinal.
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Transactions across leagues highlight player moves and staff changes
Major League Baseball terms with Ho ltz and Joyner. Cubs designate Matthews Jr for Iowa. Marlins name Parkinson director. Padres promote Gardner and Basso. NBA calls up Smith and Buckner, Buckner on IL. Spurs activate Scot, Newble IL. Trail Blazers list Pipper s and Harvey. Jazz IL Benoit, Padgett back. NFL Falcons add McLeod Miller Nohra. Bengals extend John Jackson. NHL recalls Wren Niemi Mann Begin Gratton Lydman sent IR. Thrashers recall Clark. Adams to Orlando. Bruins assign Mann. Flames recall Begin, Gratton. Saprykin Lydman IR. Canadiens Delisle to Quebec. Blues recall Roloson. Reasoner to Worcester. Sharks recall Bradley. Samuelsson to Kentucky. Capitals assign Tezikov to Portland. MLS Stars sign Petke. Florida State discards Jones. Jose State Hawkins transfer. Youngstown State hires Heacock.
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Mikael Samuelsson
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Fowler works to regain form on court and track
Garden City forward Fowler shows progress after ACL injury as she starts every game and keeps improving. Coach Matt Ellis notes her quicker moves and better lateral speed while mentor Bob Servis helps her after practice. She looks to compete in track despite knee concerns, though long jump and speed may be limited.
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Jennifer Hamlin
Jill Duesing
Garden City
Matt Ellis
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Legendary CBS commentator McGuire dies at 75
Former college basketball coach and broadcaster Dick McGuire died after a long illness. He joined CBS for the 1992 NCAA tournament and remained a TV voice until retirement last March. Survived by wife Patricia, daughter Noreen, six grandchildren, and his brothers Al and Rob. Funeral services pending. memorials to Milwaukee Blood Center Research Foundation.
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CBS
Milwaukee
Rob
Patricia
Noreen
Milwaukee Blood Center Research Foundation
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