Mustangs Rout Highland Park for third straight win
The Lawrence Junior High School Mustangs defeated Highland Park Junior High 58 to 23 on Monday. Darrell Green and Jack Galloway each scored 12 points as Lawrence jumped to a 20 to 4 lead in the first quarter before Coach Wilbur Duver pulled his starting five of Green, Galloway, Jeri Craig, Joe Romero and several others.
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Lawrence dominates Mustangs as reserves shine in big win
Fred Adamson and reserves fuel a strong second quarter as Lawrence built a 36-6 halftime lead and extended to a 50-14 margin by the end of the third. The Mustangs hit 26 of 46 from the field for 56 percent, while Highland Park managed 6 of 37. Purdie led HP with 12 points, while Lawrence claimed a 44-31 B team win behind Ciochon with 10 and Koons with eight.
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Typhoon Near Guam Moves West-Northwest
A typhoon with 90 mph winds near its center was about 600 miles west-southwest of Guam, moving west-northwest at roughly 15 mph, according to the Navy. The report notes the center of the storm remained offshore and far from land as it tracks northwestward.
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Northwestern and Eagles seek new coaches after shakeups
Northwestern University and the Philadelphia Eagles announced coaching changes after a wave of firings. Lou Saban and four assistants were fired at Northwestern while Jim Trimble and three aides were dismissed by the Eagles. Stu Holcomb, newly named athletic director at Northwestern, said the move allows the next coach to name his own staff. Northwestern tied Illinois 17 7 in the final game, finishing winless for the season.
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Bat Description Unveiled by Kansas University Museum
The long eared bat from northern Mexico is released by the Museum of Natural History at Kansas University. Its tawny color and long jaw set it apart from relatives. Bats were captured in mist nets over water holes, a technique developed with support from the KU Endowment Association and the National Science Foundation for North American wildlife studies.
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