Football recruits list mixed high school and colleges
A cluttered OCR style item lists numerous football players with heights, weights, locations and affiliations from high schools such as Florissant MO and Tampa FL to colleges like Garden City and Coffeyville. It notes transfers, positions, and players moving to or from teams including Blue Valley and Dallas Carter, with mentions of the World League draft rounds and destinations Birmingham Frankfurt New York.
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Rign
Mike Arbanas
Chicago
Thornwood
Dorian Brew
Florissant
Riley Brown
Dallas Carter
Dasan Brown
Blue Valley
Andre Carter
Tampa
Fla
Chamberlain Charles Davis
Vocational Hosea
Detroit
Mich
Bob Goltra
Line
Fort Scott
Devin Grant
Chad Hayes
Atwood
Chris Jonas
Newton
L.T. Levine
Colonia
Dim Maore
Garden City
Keith Rodgers
SM Northwest
Mark Sanders
St. Petersburg
Pinellas Park
Brian Schottenheimer
Jared Smith
Ling
Pittsburg
Bonnie Ward
St Pauls
Hazelwood
Scott Whittaker
Rancho Cucamonga
Calif
Podrick Williams
Dallas
Kansas
Birmingham
Mike Narseth
Ohi
Curtis Maore
New York-New Jersey
Peda Samuel
Kansas and Missouri Lead Early Basketball Conference Scores
Conference results show Kansas 50 Oklahoma State 42 and Missouri 81 Iowa State 71. Nebraska 85 Oklahoma State 19, Colorado 70 Oklahoma 48 in OT. Weekend and upcoming games listed with times, venues, and headlines from Associated Press coverage dating across East to Midwest college basketball scenes.
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Kansas
Okla
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Iowa State
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Tba
Merrimack
St. Michael's
St. John’s
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Lake Erie
Stockton St
Kean
Ursinussi
Mapkins
Wash, & Jeff
Thiel
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Westminster
Mercyhurst
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Davis & Elkins
Widener
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Wooster
Allegheny
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A&m
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C.spartanburg
Berry
Kennesaw
Catawba
Presbyterian
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Columbus
Armstrong St
Delaware
Cappin
Florida Tech
Florida Atlantic
Gardner-Webb
Carson-Newman
Georgia Coll
S.c.aiken
Goucher
Gallaudet
Hampden-Sydney
Guilford
High Point
Coker
Johnson C. Senith
N.C. Central
LSU
Florida
LaGrange
Southwestern
Lenoir- Rhyne
Wingate
Lincolnn Memorial
Queens
N.C
Livingstone
Fayetteville
Maryland
Florida St
Marymount
York
Mississippi
South Carolina
Mississippi St
Georgia
Dé Nurehead
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N. Carojina A&t
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Shorter
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New Team
Guy Lafleur Honored as Hockey Great in All-Star Card
Former star Guy Lafleur, a six time 40 goal scorer in the 1970s, won MVP and playoff MVP awards and helped the Montreal Canadiens to four straight Stanley Cups. He later finished his career with the Quebec Nordiques, ranking eighth all time in goals, and appears on a 1991-92 Pro Set All-Star card valued at ten cents.
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NHL
Guy Lafleur
Hart
Ross
Smythe
Montreal Canadiens
Hockey Hall of Fame
Lafleur
Quebec Nordiques
Guy
Weekend Sports TV Guide Highlights
A dense schedule lists college basketball games including Michigan State vs Iowa and Arizona vs Stanford, winter Olympics previews and events, golf at the Hawaiian Open and Inverrary Phar-Mor, boxing Toney vs Tiberi, auto racing, bowling and multiple high school and college matchups across Friday to Saturday with Olympic coverage and late night highlights.
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Michigan State
Iowa
Arizona
Stanford
Colorado State
Texas-El Paso
Phar-Mor
Inverrary
Teh Pa
Providence
Boston University
Lawrence
SM West
Duke
LSU
Nebraska
Kansas State
Arkansas
Memphis State
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Inverarry
Volvo-San Francisco
Toney
Tiberi
Daytona
Brigham Young
Hawaii
Sports Update and Scoreboard Listings
KU general ticket information and updates plus NFL NBA NHL and college scoreboards. Baseball MLB schedule standings and NFL standings are listed with category numbers for access. Pro wrestling rodeo and golf updates appear among the various sports items.
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J-W Sports Connection
the Woodlands
Flagship City Open standings in Erie after round two
AP reports standings after the second round of the Flagship City Open in Erie Pennsylvania with 12 game pin fall totals led by Ron Palombi Jr. Erie 2889, Eric M. Forkes Chatsworth 2880, Bob Learn Jr. Erie 2872. A tie for fourth places Eugene Mc Cune Munster Indiana and Jim Pencak Mayfield Heights Ohio at 2806.
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Erie
Ron Palombi Jr
Eric M. Forkes
Chatsworth
Calif
Bob Learn Jr
Eugene McCune
Munster
Ind
Jim Pencak
Mayfield Heights
Ohio
Baseball and NBA move on various player terms and staff changes
The Orioles, Angels, Mariners, Braves, and Pirates announce minor and major league signings and management shifts including Mark Parent and Mark McLemore, Junior Felix, Greg Briley, Tommy Gregg, Ted Simmons, Mike Jorgensen, and others. NBA suspends Michael Jordan for one game and fines him. Celtics activate Dee Brown. NFL adds kickers, coaches, and consultants. tennis awards a 1992 franchise to Vail, Colorado.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Mark Parent
Mark McLemore
California Angels
Junior Felix
Seattle Mariners
Greg Briley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ted Simmers
T. Louis Cardinals
Mike Jorgensen
Basketball National Basketball Association
NBA
Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Boston Celtics
Dee Brown
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Steve Christie
Green Bay Packers
Kent Johnston
Kansas City Chiefs
Lynn Stilus
LOS Angeles Raiders
Ronnie Jones
Minnesota Vikings
Tom Moore
Richard Solomon
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Qwamne
Erle Wright
Simmons Named Pirates General Manager In Shuffle
Ted Simmons was named Pittsburgh Pirates general manager replacing fired Larry Doughty. He faces hard choices on keeping stars like Barry Bonds Doug Drabek and John Smiley while restructuring payroll and rebuilding the lates 1990s Pirates into a competitive club. Simmons reunites with Pirates president Mark Sauer after their St Louis days.
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Ted Simmons
Pittsburgh Pirates
Barry Bonds
Doug Drabek
John Smiley
Pirates
Simmons
Larry Doughty
Cardinals
Mark Sauer
St. Louis
Sauer
Ray Lankford
Omar Olivares
Todd Zeile
Switzer request denied in source confidentiality fight
The Texas Supreme Court denied Barry Switzer's bid to compel a Dallas Times Herald reporter to reveal confidential sources. Switzer sought a court order ahead of a February trial in Jack Taylor Jr. v Switzer for 30 million dollars over Switzer's memoir Bootlegger's Boy. Taylor accuses Switzer of alleging a drug plot involving an unnamed Oklahoma player after the 1988 Orange Bowl. Switzer's lawyers subpoenaed Taylor for notes related to Oklahoma football and Switzer.
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Texas
Texas Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
Dallas Times Herald
Switzer
Jack Taylor Jr
Taylor
Rider cleared to play as UNLV hosts UC Santa Barbara
UNLV will have leading scorer J R Rider in the lineup tonight against UC Santa Barbara after the NCAA restored his eligibility. Athletic director Jim Weaver said Rider’s eligibility was reinstated after bail payments and car-ownership questions were resolved. Rider had been ruled ineligible earlier when UNLV academic adviser Ron Allen posted his $200 bail following an arrest for obstructing a police officer.
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LAS Vegas
UNLV
J.R. Rider
UC Santa Barbara
NCAA
Rider
Jim Weaver
Weaver
Shockers AD resigns to pursue football school
Wichita State athletic director Tom Shupe, 44, resigns effective July 31 to move to a school with football. He told president Warren Armstrong he has no new job lined up, plans to leave when his five year contract ends, and dismisses claims he’s jumping ship due to basketball struggles, saying the town deserves a revived program and he wants more than a basketball general manager role.
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Wichita
Wichita State
Tom Shupe
Shupe
University
Warren Armstrong
WSU
Roberts pleads innocent in petty theft charge
Southern Utah basketball coach Neil Roberts, 46, pleaded innocent at a Latah County District Court arraignment to a petty theft charge involving a $30 necktie. Attorney Robert Tunnicliff represented him. no trial date was set.
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Moscow
Idaho
Southern Utah
Neil Roberts
Roberts
Robert Tunnicliff
Latah
Ann Ultiman
Friday Sports Preview and Devoted KU Athletics Notes
Friday preview summarizes Kansas football recruiting wrap, previews Saturday KU versus Oklahoma State basketball, and reports on Lawrence SM West girls clash. Includes Chuck Woodling column reflecting local sports tone and timely actions from campus and city teams.
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KU Oklahoma
Sports ticket offices and park service numbers list
KC Royals ticket office Kansas University athletic ticket office 843-1000 KC Chiefs ticket office Clinton State Park 842-8562 Lawrence parks rec info 843-7470 Heartland Park 162-7225 Topeka Wildlife Parks office aes 1-273-6740
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