Lions prep for Wyandotte clash after Seaman win
Lawrence High hosts Sunflower League champion Wyandotte Friday after a 51 47 win over Seaman. Key players include Bob Floyd with 18 points and John Walker 12 as Lawrence improves to 2-0 while Seaman drops to 0-2.
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Lawrence High Lions win Wichita East Invitational title
Lawrence High gymnastics coach Bob Manning led the Lions to the team title at the 16‑team Wichita East Invitational scoring 101.96 points to Wichita South's 97. Senior Steve Wilbur dominated with the all around win and finals in five of six events. Rick Young and Keith Thompson added event wins while sophomores Sean Williams and Dwayne Riggerstaff showed promise as the team grinds through a grueling schedule. Next meet is Dec. 18 at the Olathe Invitational.
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Sooner routs Cowboys highlights playoff chase
Nebraska dominated Hawaii 45-3 to reinforce its No 1 ranking and boost title hopes with Alabama in the Orange Bowl. Oklahoma crushed Oklahoma State 58-14. Michigan, Alabama, Nebraska and Oklahoma guards shape a potential playoff field amid debate on a formal system.
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Maryland Football Coach Roy Lester Is Fired
Maryland athletic director Jim Kehoe announces the firing of football coach Roy Lester on Saturday. Goal is to raise the Terrapins to nationally ranked caliber at the University of Maryland in College Park.
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NHL Results Recap From Weekend Schedule
NHL results include Montreal routing Vancouver 7 to 0 and Pittsburgh 4 to New York 2. Boston defeats Toronto 5 to 3 while Detroit tops Los Angeles 5 to 1. Minnesota edges Philadelphia 4 to 3. Sunday New York beats Vancouver 6 to 3. Buffalo defeats Minnesota 38 to 1 in a game listed oddly. Chicago 7 Los Angeles, St Louis 2 Detroit 1, Philadelphia 3 California 0. Monday no games. Tuesday St Louis at Vancouver is the only scheduled game.
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Bethany Wins Mineral Bowl in Tight Finish
Bethany Swedes claim their first postseason bowl win with a 17-14 victory over Missouri Valley at the Mineral Water Bowl. Ken Pabst kicked a 24 yard field goal with six seconds left after a frantic finish as Bethany used a late surge to overcome a Missouri Valley comeback. Bethany led in air yards 239 to 90 while Missouri Valley outrushed 217 to 178.
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