Woodlands Dog Racing Weds Matinee Results Cancelled
The Wednesday matinee at The Woodlands featured 13 races with winners including Beau's Can Do and Willswhere in races five and eleven, along with multiple quinielas and trifectas. The program was halted after race 13 due to bad weather, attendance 1,457, handle $269,390.
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College basketball scores and upcoming TV listings
East region results include Albright 67 over Drew 57 and Alfred 81 over Penn St Behrend 78. Numerous other college men and women matchups across the East, Midwest, Southwest and West with scores, plus tonight through Saturday TV and game times for college basketball and boxing. Also notes NBA and NHL results and upcoming schedule highlights.
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Big Eight football signees list by school and hometown
Kansas City AP tallies signees from Missouri to Oklahoma, listing name, position and home town for each player across Missouri, Kansas State, Iowa State, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. The compiled roster highlights numerous LB, OL, QB, RB, WR, TE, DE, DB, DL, PK, CT and WB positions with diverse locales.
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Ill
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Blue Springs
Mark Jackson
Kirkwood
John O’neil
Tulsa
Okla
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Mark Pedroffi
Overland Park
Michael Washington
Monroe City
Ryan Lyons
Arlington
Richard Mims
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Matt Murray
Carrindale
Ryan Murtaugh
Omaha
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Jackson
Tenn
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Rocklin
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Tony Gonzales
Los Angeles
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Sacramento
Barrett Brooks
Florissant
Bill Campbell
Austin
Texas
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Hermitage
Chuck Culver
Perry Lecompton
Blair Detelich
Brookfield
Ohio
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Dodge City
Kelly Greene
Manhattan
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Sherman
J.J. Smith
Raytown
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Roy Stone
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Evan Simpson
Iowa
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Des Moines
Jeff Cole
Nick Clausen
Holstein
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Parkersburg
Troy Petersen
Davenport
Brian Porter
Newton
Doug Ragailer
Wall
James Brooks
Kevin Caldwell
Dan Dostal
Gretna
Kevin Fulton
Benbrook
Blake Anderson
Palos Verdes
Norm Barnett
Pueblo
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Tony Berti
Thornton
Darnell Brooks
Denver
Sean Brown
Los Angeles Valley College
Ken Browne
Wexford Institute
Canada
DeShannon Campbell
Christian Faurla
Northridge
Jim Harper
Chris Hudson
Colyn Jackson
Kenner
LaDan Todd
Santa Ana
Derek West
Arvada
Michael Westbrook
Detroit
Terry Connealy
Hyannis
Calvin Jones
Jon Pedersen
Grand Island
Cory Schlesinger
Columbus
Jay Spearman
Sutton
Zach Wiegert
Fremont
Rob Zatechka
Lincoln
Sedric Collins
Slidell
Corey Dixon
Dallas
Joel Gesky
Chicago
Todd Gragnano
Los Alamitos
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Bill Humphrey
Libertyville
Donta Jones
Pomfret
Matt Jones
Michigan City
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Anaheim
Ed Stewart
Duane Wiles
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Vince Hawkins
Spokane
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Kenny Wilhite
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Russell Berrien
Midwest City
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Hennessey
Mark Cheatwood
Stillwater
Russell Claybrook
Mannford
Wendell Gaines
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Jason Gildon
Altus
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Palestine
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State swim meet looms as Lawrence High eyes medals
Lawrence High coach Dick Reamon says his team has unmatched talent and preparation for the state meet. Preliminaries run Friday afternoon at the pool, diving prelims and finals Friday evening, with swimming finals Saturday morning. Reamon cites SM East as favorite, notes Manhattan depth, and stresses hot relays to push individuals toward school records.
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Valentine’s Meet Results at Emporia and Lawrence
Readable results from the Valentine’s Swim Meet held February 10 11 at Emporia and Lawrence. Notable times include Jeanne Pogglo winning multiple events such as 200 IM 2A and 100 fly 1A, Vanessa Hill 200 free 2A, Andrea Hill 100 breast 1A, and Beth Wegner strong in multiple 3B and 4B events. Boys 13-14 and 11-12 divisions show competitive times from Poggio Legler Legler and Collins.
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Adams
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Anne Murray
Nilupa Gunaratna
Erica Hiil
Lounder
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Wegner
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Ben Legler
Legler
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Mark James
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Volleyball Coed Power Div standings and results
In the Coed Power Division results the Free State Brewers defeated Hit and Run 3 0 and again beat Vivifics 3 0. Bam Boom topped Hall Kimbrett 3 0. In the Coed Recreation Division Quaker Oats won 3 0 over Double AD while Tech Rats & Co. beat Lawreate Paper 3 0 and Bad Timing lost 2 3 to New Balance.
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Miller-Mackie Captures Pro Bowlers Tour Title in Louisiana
Dana Miller-Mackie of Australia wins the $35,000 Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour Robby's Open in Alexandria at Four Seasons Bowl. She defeats Nikki Gianulias in the final 213 to 177 after past victors Evans and Barrette fell earlier in the stepladder. Laurie Evans earns runner-up honors with early wins.
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Dana Miller-Mackie
Australia
Nikki Gianulias
Vallejo
Calif
Leanne Barrette
Oklahoma City
Laurie Evans
Memphis
Tenn
Wendy Macpherson
San Diego
Virginia Slims of Chicago results and KU softball season plans
In Chicago, Anne White beat Audra Keller and Manuela Maleeva defeated Patty Fendick in Virginia Slims first round. Ros Fairbank and Pam Shriver won, while Zina Garrison advanced. Kansas softball opens season at the Arizona Classic in Tucson with eight returnees from a 36 27 team. Roanna Brazier leads pitching with a 0.90 ERA and .314 average. KU plays Friends at home on March 22 after fielding seven teams in Tucson including UCLA and Arizona.
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Chicago
Anne White
Los Angeles
Audra Keller
Memphis
Tenn
Manuela Maleeva
Bulgaria
Patty Fendick
Sacramento
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Ros Fairbank
San Diego
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch
West Germany
Pam Shriver
Baltimore
Susan Sloane
Lexington
Zina Garrison
Houston
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Ariz
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Baseball and NFL staffing and signings across leagues
Major league teams agreed to terms with players on one year contracts. Tom Bolton Bill Buckner Jack Howell Tom Candletti Greg Swindell Narciso Elvira Matias Carrillo Brian Holman Ruben Sierra Fred McGriff Jose Rijo Jim Deshales Pete Babcock Stan Kasten to relinquish GM duties Jim Shofner Larry Beighton Monte Kiffin Bobby Hammond Bill Cleary Rob Coleman Jackee Meadow Carl Pierre Larry Williams Annie Kniss Steve Sampson Jerry Smith.
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Tom Bolton
Bill Buckner
California Angels
Jack Howell
Cleveland Indians
Tom Candletti
Greg Swindell
Milwaukee Brewers
Narciso Elvira
Matias Carrillo
Seattle Mariners
Brian Holman
Texas Rangers
Ruben Sierra
Cincinnati Reds
Jose Rijo
Houston Astros
Jim Deshales
Montreal Expos
Dave Martinez
Harvard
Bill Cleary
Hunter
Rob Coleman
Jackee Meadow
Carl Pierre
Larry Williams
Missouri
J.D. Barnett
Tulsa
Santa Clara
Annie Kniss
Steve Sampson
Jerry Smith
ESPN to Air Big Eight on Tuesday National Doubleheader
ESPN will broadcast Big Eight games next year joining the Southeastern Conference in a national television doubleheader every Tuesday in January and February. Big Eight commissioner Carl James said scheduling is being finalized with Raycom for Saturday games in a separate package. Warhawk Invitational second round boys basketball games were postponed due to bad weather and will resume Saturday at West Junior High.
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UNLV guards hampered as injury list grows for New Mexico State clash
Las Vegas AP Jerry Tarkanian faces a troubled night as three of five ailing UNLV guards limit options ahead of a home game with New Mexico State. Starting guard Greg Anthony may miss with a broken jaw, Anderson Hunt has the flu, while Travis Rice, Stacey Cvijanovich and David Butler also impact the lineup.
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Jerry Tarkanian
Greg Anthony
Fresno State
Anderson Hunt
Travis Rice
Stacey Cvijanovich
David Butler
Florida's Whitmire Resigns After Player Boycott Threat
Florida women's basketball coach Carol Whitmire resigns after players threaten to boycott practices and remaining games. Athletic director Bill Arn Sparger told sources players demanded a coaching change. Assistant Lea Henry to coach the four remaining games.
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Barnett Put on Probation by MVC for Officials Criticism
The Missouri Valley Conference placed Tulsa coach J D Barnett on probation for the rest of the season after he publicly criticized game officials following a February 12 loss to Illinois State in Normal. Commissioner Doug Elgin said further offenses would trigger a suspension and the league also reprimanded Bradley athletic director Ron Ferguson for criticizing officials after a February 10 Tulsa game in Peoria.
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Middaugh faces charges over diverted program receipts
Former Michigan baseball coach Bud Middaugh was charged by Washtenaw County prosecutors with illegally diverting baseball program sales receipts to players. The probe also covers possible rules and recruiting violations in the program. The warrant alleges proceeds from selling game programs were diverted to athletes, not the university, though Middaugh is not believed to have kept any funds.
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Michigan
Bud Middaugh
Washtenaw County
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Kansas University Volleyball Signs Three Players
Coach Frankie Albitz announced KU volleyball signed three athletes to letters of intent. Cyndee Kanabel from North Kansas City High is a 5-9 middle blocker outside hitter and two time all conference basketball player. Erin Kramer of Park Hill High is a 5-10 middle blocker who led Park Hill to two Class 4A titles and is all-state. she also runs track and basketball and holds school records in 100 and 300 hurdles. Shelby Lord from Gardner Edgerton is a 5-10 setter right side hitter who has made the all Class 4A team two years running and letters in basketball.
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Cyndee Kanabel
Kansas City
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Park Hill High
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Gardner- Edgerton
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KU Women Rally To Beat Missouri For Washingtons 300th Win
Kansas earns a 60-59 road victory at Missouri as Michelle Arnold delivers a clutch 10-foot jumper with one second left. Marian Washington collects her 300th career win, pushing KU to 18-7 overall and 7-4 in the Big Eight, while Missouri drops to 17-7 overall and 8-3.
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