Lawrence High's 81 50 win over Washington in hoops clash
Lawrence High girls toppled KC Washington 81 to 50 as Oelschinger Glaver Lawton Trapp J O'Konski Smith Logan Spurlock Johnson Hutchins powered the offense. Washington's Reed led with 24 points, Scroggins 11, and Porras 4 as Reed dominated rebounds and assists narrowed the gap.
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Lana Hutchins
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Porras
Television sports slate features college and pro matchups
A packed schedule lists Temple at Boston College and Rhode Island at Providence, plus pro games Boston against Denver and Cleveland at Chicago. Also boxing Dokes versus Biggs and tennis Grand Slam Cup action. Numerous high school and college basketball results follow nationwide scores and tournament results.
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Orlando
Rhode Island
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Dokes
Biggs
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Card Ci Phil Erwin Football Legend Jack Ham Profile
Biographical card highlights Hall of Fame linebacker Jack Ham of the Pittsburgh Steelers. From Johnstown and Penn State, Ham starred in the Steel Curtain era, earned 1975 Defensive Player of the Year, eight Pro Bowls, and Team of the Decade honors. Card notes 1977 Topps issue value.
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Ham
Johnstown
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Nittany Lions
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Pe aks Wrestling junior high results Shawnee Heights at West
Ninth grade results show SH wrestlers securing pins and decisions at a meet. Notable outcomes include David Griffith pinning Mike Honeyman at 43 and Tom Tatum pinning Jason Wickstrum at 130, with several SH athletes achieving decisive wins and others earning decisions.
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Shawnee Heights
David Griffith
Mike Honeyman
Matt McEntire
Skyler Sterling-Simon
Jeff Woffington
Ryan Ostrander
Tom Tatum
Jason Wickstrum
Ben Mugridge
Phil Brown
Jason Fish
J. Backman
David D’ercole
Abbey Lessman
Will Pepple
Matt Dubach
Tywanne Aldridge
Mike Spangler
Tommy Iwig
Mark McKenzie
Jake Sutton
Trey Nucholls
Chris Stahlheber
Ryan Fike
Jason Bartley
Peter Kindberg
John Hanshaw
Wes Walker
Jesse Santaularia
Corey Thompson
Phil Sears
Dan Bayouth
Ron Rohr
Nathan Coffman
Carey Burgen
Shian Woydziak
Bagan Cobb
Hwt
Pat Carnahan
Tom Mitvin
Nole
Night dog racing entries and post times
Tonight at 7 30 p m the track hosts ten races with Grade E to A entries. Notable runners include Omar Butché 2Go Black Donna 3Back Doors and Twilite Boldmoves in early heats while Push N Pauld and Switzler Bubbas lead Grade C and D showings respectively. Multiple dogs show 5 16 as the race date with varied odds and notable names across eight races.
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dData Deliteto
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Hollywood
Alee Carlé
Psd Hockey Scores And Tonight's Schedule
Washington 6 Ottawa 5 and New York Islanders 6 Tampa Bay Calgary 4 Edmonton Vancouver 4 St Louis. Tonight's Games Winnipeg at Pittsburgh Chicago at Detroit Calgary at Edmonton Montreal vs Los Angeles at Phoenix Wednesday Tampa Bay vs New York Rangers at Miami Boston at Buffalo Ottawa at Hartford Washington at New Jersey Detroit at Toronto San Jose at Vancouver.
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Top Twenty Five AP poll final 1992 college rankings
The Top Twenty Five teams in the Associated Press 1992 final regular season college football poll are listed with first place votes in parentheses, records through Dec. 5, total points, and last week’s ranking.
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City Volleyball Results Open Rec League Play
Two-Side Out defeats Volley Girls 1 in a 2 1 score and Hedges Real Estate earns a 3 0 win over Mom's Night Out. Ellena Honda wins 2 1 against Spiking 1011 while GBK beats Michael Treanor Architects 2 1.
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Ellena Honda
Spiking
GBK
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Baseball Free Agent Signings Across Leagues
The winter signings list 29 free agents by name, position, former club, and contract. Key moves include Rick Sutcliffe re-signing with Baltimore, Billy Hatcher and Scott Fletcher with Boston, Alan Trammell and Lou Whitaker with Detroit, Kirby Puckett with Minnesota, and Davy Drabek and Greg Swindell with their new clubs in the National and American Leagues. The report also notes Rule 5 draft picks in Louisville with 50,000 dollar costs per selection.
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Cleveland
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Jesse Orosco
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Spike Owen
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Curt Young
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
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KU Update and NFL NBA NHL Scoreboards
Access J W Sports Connection provides KU general news and ticket information followed by a sports update including NFL NBA NHL scoreboards and MLB schedule standings. The brief content covers college and professional sports boards with schedules and results.
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Phen Suneai
Woodlands
Delta cross checks shine in major league deals
Major league clubs announced player and staff moves across positions and leagues. Lou Whitaker and Bill Gullickson agreed to terms with Detroit. Rick Honeycutt and Rich Gossage signed with Oakland. Mike Marshall joined Seattle on a Triple-A deal. Joe Carter joined Toronto on a three-year pact. Roberto Kelly and Greg Cadaret to Cincinnati. Bryn Smith toColorado Rockies minor league contract. Bruce Ruffin one-year pact. other signings included scout-like managerial assignments and trades within minor leagues.
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Greg Swindell
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Amenvan
Stan Cliburn
Tulsa
Tommy Thompson
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Sioux Falls Canaries
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Molitor Leaves Brewers for Blue Jays in 3 Year Deal
Paul Molitor signed a three year 13 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays, leaving Milwaukee after 15 seasons. Brewers cited payroll limits and his designated hitter role as reasons they could not match the offer. Molitor spoke of mixed emotions about his city and teammates as he moves to a world champion club.
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Majors Interviews at Pitt for Panthers Head Coach Job
Johnny Majors met with Pittsburgh athletic director Oval Jaynes Monday as the Panthers seek Hackett successor. Pitt finished 3-9 after a 36-23 loss to Hawaii, the worst since 1972, while Majors posted 119-62-8 at Tennessee and 33-13-1 at Pitt.
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Dawson Declines Cubs Offer For 1993 Season
Outfielder Andre Dawson announced he will not return to the Chicago Cubs in 1993 after rejecting a contract that could have paid him 3 million dollars with a 3 million dollar option. He cited discomfort with the front office and said negotiations ended hours before the signing deadline after a six month delay in talks with general manager Larry Himes.
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Andre Dawson
Chicago Cubs
Dawson
Cubs
Larry
Himes
Glass wins city scratch championship at Royal Crest Lanes
Bob Glass, a PBA member, topped 26 bowlers to win the city scratch title at Royal Crest Lanes. He averaged nearly 250 for five games with scores 247 257 248 235 and 256. Russ Blaylock finished second, averaging 239 with a high game of 289, followed by Rick Bailey Larry Burton Dave Stevens on and Jeff Coffman. The 26-entrant field averaged over 210, and the Lawrence Men's Bowling Assn sponsored the event.
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Royal Crest Lanes
Glass
Russ Blaylock
Rick Bailey
Larry Burton
Dave Stevenson
Jeff Coffman
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Lynch to be inducted into Hall of Fame tonight
Former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jim Lynch will be inducted into the 1992 National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in New York. Lynch, with the Chiefs from 1967 to 1977, recorded 17 interceptions and 14 fumble recoveries, ranking third in franchise history, and was part of the Super Bowl IV championship team and the 1968 AFL All Star game.
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National Football Foundation
College Hall of Fame Inc
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Ex Irish gridder Elder dies at 86 in Chicago
Former Notre Dame standout Jack Elder, who scored the only touchdown in the 1929 national title clinching game, died at about age 86 likely from a heart attack. He had a 96 yard interception return for a TD in the 7 0 victory over Army before 79000 fans at Yankee Stadium.
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Knute Rockne
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Wednesday Preview In Sports
Kansas area sports brief highlights Lawrence Shawnee Heights boys basketball and Kansas Southwest Missouri State women’s basketball. Includes a Kurt Caywood column previewing upcoming matchups and storylines for Wednesday.
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Lawrence- Shawnee Heights
Kansas- Southwest Missouri State
Kurt Caywood
Kansas Stadium and Park Lines Highlight Sports Ticket Hubs
Kansas University ticket office KC Chiefs and KC Royals lines appear for seating and reservations. Clinton State Park and The Woodlands listed for related venue access.
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