Big Eight Basketball Leaders Through Feb 17
The list highlights top players by points and per game in the Big Eight through February 17, featuring Shaun Vandiver CU Victor Alexander ISU Steve Wise Anthony Peeler MU Byron Houston OSU Doug Smith MU Skeeter Henry OU Terry Woods ISU and others. It tracks field goal percentages rebounds free throws assists steals and blocks across multiple schools and names leaders in categories.
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Eer Iing
Shaun Vandiver
Victor Alexander
ISU
Steve Wise
Anthony Peeler
Byron Houston
OSU
Doug Smith
Skeeter Henry
Terry Woods
ISU Nm
Jean Derouillere
KSU
Rich King
William Davis
Steve Henson
Nathan Buntin
Mark Randall
Kevin Pritchard
Randall
Alexander
Massop
Maddox
Vandiver
Houston
Buntin
Davis
Ford
Henson
Henry
Scales
Wise
Woods
Peeler
Pritchard
Morton
McCovery
MMU
College basketball and pro games on TV tonight
Television listings show 6:30 Providence vs Connecticut. 8:30 Indiana vs Purdue. 11:00 Long Beach State vs Fullerton State. Tuesday features Louisville vs Memphis State and Lakers vs San Antonio. Oklahoma State vs Kansas State. Auburn vs Vanderbilt. Lawrence vs Manhattan replay. Wednesday includes St Johns vs Georgetown and Purdue vs Illinois with multiple other college matchups and late results from Michigan and Ohio State.
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Providence
Connecticut
Indiana
Purdue
Long Beach State
Fullerton State
Louisville
Memphis State
L.A. Lakers
San Antonio
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Lawrence
Manhattan
St. John’s
Georgetown
Iowa State
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Colorado
Duke
North Carolina State
Arizona
California
Midwest
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio St
Missouri St
Iowa
Wichita St
Drake
Southwest Angelo St
Texas
Women’s U
Texas Tech
FAR West
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Griffin
Vaught
Mills
Calip
R.robinson
Riley
Talley
Tolbert
Seter
Dent
Jackson
Carter
Brown
Baker
B.robinson
Davis
Lee
Brandewle
Jent
Hne
New Mexico State
Fluckey
Benjamin
J.anderson
Jordan
Trask
Hickman
New
K.hiil
Williams
Vaughn
W.anderson
Crane
Bowen
Ceballos
Wilhite
Ward
M.hill
Moody
Fullerton
Fullerton St
New Mexico St
K.hill
New Mexico
McCarthy
Dog Track Matinee Racing Results and Entries
Race day at the dog track features multiple Grade races with winners and payouts. Winners include Quintela ridden dogs in several Grade D and C events, with exacta trifecta and daily double returns listed. attendance and handle reported as 6,386 and 717,333 respectively. Post time 7:30 p.m. Tonight’s entries show numerous dogs, odds, and trainers across a full card.
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Scratchi
Jessica
Odd Christa
Quiniela
Exacta
Billy Shelly
Livewire Leonard
India Countess
Jacob
Auburn
Vatc
Hero
Ilen
aMercy
Wise
Oregon
É Venettas Troy
Zico
Track Saturday In Manhattan Kansas Slacings Meat Shot Put
Reported results from a Kansas indoor track meet at Manhattan with numerous events. Highlights include top marks in distance runs, sprints, jumps, and relays for both boys and girls, plus national and rational records noted in several performances.
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Manhattan
Kansas
AAU
Anschutz Pavilion
Daniel Hilton
Buhler
Mark Pane
Chillicothe
Lewin
Oswego
Mike Frionke
Edmond
Okla
Jason Cade
Orange Grove
Tex
George Andrews
Birmingham
Ala
Sam Wells
Jefferson City
Andrews
Kristen Thorne
Washington
D.C
Candace Mason
Nevada
Nancy Schmierle
Jasper
Ind
Rebecca Villegas
Rialto
Calif
Naomy Sepulveda
Danielle Pekar
Riverside
Bridgett Mann
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dawn Williams
Latasha Gilliam
Pittsburg
Thunderbirds Track Club
Topeka
Baseball and Hockey Transaction Snippets
In baseball the Orioles invited Randy Bass to spring training. Indians agree with Cory Snyder on a one year deal. Athletics sign Guillermo Hernandez to a minor league pact with Tacoma. Blue Jays ink Glenallen Hill to a one year contract. Miami Miracle names Mike Easler manager. In hockey the Sabres place Alexander Mogilny on indefinite medical leave.
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Associated Press
Aseball
Baltimore Orioles
Randy Bass
Cleveland Indians
Cory Snyder
Oakland Athletics
Guillermo Hernandez
Tacoma
Toronto Blue Jays
Glenallen Hill
Hockey
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Alexander Mogilny
Kansas 6A Regional Wrestling Results at Shawnee
Shawnee Heights leads with 167 and 42. Seaman 158, Olathe North 94, Olathe South 94, Leavenworth 91, Topeka 9, Lawrence 54, Kansas City Washington 21. Individual bouts include Dec Escalante ON over Cathcart SH 12 0 and pins such as Harrison SH over Berg Leav 13 7.
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Shawnee
Shawnee Heights
Seaman
Olathe North
Olathe South
Leavenworth
Topeka
Lawrence
KC Washington
Vetaw
Top
Escalante
Thomas
Cathcart
Fergola
Johnson
KCW
Jaso
Rigdon
Sommars
Stenger
Sea
Lincoln
Smith
Steger
Reed
Reid Bork
Law
Hot Hill
Stokes
Cortez
Heimer
Hinson
Palma
Holland
Heston
Hurst
Wheatley
Drelling
Catshall
Becker
Oaks
Arizona Classic Softball Results Highlight Regional Games
SATURDAY results from the Arizona Classic show Utah edging Kansas 5-4 while Long Beach State beat Kansas 5-3. UT players Susan Gilchrist Eveline Hamers Renne Raychaudhuri Joanna Pultz Diane Merritt Mindy Pelz Lanae Renschler and doubles teams led by Gilchrist Pultz triumphed over Hamers Goins Pelz and others. Also listed are Virginia Slims of Chicago and SkyDome tennis results with Navratilova and Lendl winning.
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Utah
Kansas
Long Beach State
Austin
Tex
TEXAS
Kansasoorgies
Susan Gilchrist
Eveline Hamers
Carla Cossa
Renee Raychaudhuri
Diane Merritt
Page Goins
Joanna Pultz
Laura Hagemann
Ae Vicki Painer
Anna Benjakul
Pe te Pe te MISS Dallas St. Louis San Diego Tacoma
Miss Dallas St. Louis San Diego Tacoma is listed with contestants from multiple cities. The notice enumerates participants from Dallas St Louis San Diego and Tacoma in a regional pageant.
Cope Wins Daytona 500 After Earnhardt’s Mechanical Failures
Derrike Cope outlasted Dale Earnhardt in the 1990 Daytona 500 as a broken transmission near the end sent Earnhardt from the lead. Cope, 31, claimed victory in his 67th Winston Cup start, beating Terry Labonte by 144 car lengths and earning 188,150 dollars. The race, slowed by three cautions over 15 laps, tied records for laps and cautions.
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Earnhardt
Cope
Dale
Terry Labonte
Is Sulaiman on way out
Organizers seek to oust World Boxing Council President Jose Sulaiman and install former treasurer Steve Crosson of Dallas, citing a Feb. 15 fax letter to Crosson. Crosson resigned as WBC treasurer amid controversy after last weekend's Tyson Douglas bout in Tokyo.
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Dallas
World Boxing Council
Jose Sulaiman
Steve Crosson
Sulaiman
Crosson
Dallas Times Herald
WBC
Tokyo
Navratilova wins Chicago title after layoff
Martina Navratilova defeats Manuela Maleeva 6-3 6-2 in the final, despite saying her serve return remains imperfect. It is her 10th Chicago title since 1974. She and Anne Smith also win doubles 6-7 6-4 6-3 over Sanchez Vicario and Tauziat.
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Chicago
Virginia Slims of
Martina Navratilova
Navratilova
Manuela Maleeva
Bulgaria
Anne Smith
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Nathalie Tauziat
Forsman Seizes Shearson Lehman Hutton Open in La Jolla
Dan Forsman clinches a two stroke win at La Jolla, finishing 275 total and 13 under par. He credits a shift from quantity to quality in his schedule after a past slump and fatigue. This marks his third victory over eight seasons and first in four years.
Tyson to wait a year for rematch with Douglas
In Columbus, AP reports Buster Douglas will defend the heavyweight title against Evander Holyfield in September. Douglas’ manager John Johnson said Tyson’s rematch will not occur until next February, after Holyfield’s bout. Trump had promised Holyfield $12 million for a June title bid, but Douglas won.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mike Tyson
Buster Douglas
Evander Holyfield
Douglas
John Johnson
Tyson
Tokyo
Donald Trump
Holyfield
UNLV star Jones drove booster car, NCAA rules questioned
Anthony Jones, a former UNLV star and Mavericks player, reportedly drove a Mazda RX7 owned by booster C J Lotter while at UNLV. The Times cites court and DMV records, noting Lotter said he leased the car to Jones, while Jones says he financed it himself.
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LOS Angeles
Anthony Jones
Los Angeles Times
Jones
Dallas Mavericks
C.J. Lotter
Las Vegas
Times
Court
Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles
the Times
Daytona 500 results lead racers from Daytona Beach AP report
Leaders Sunday from the Daytona 500 list Derrike Cope top after 200 laps with a car length victory margin. Terry Labonte and Bill Elliott follow in top spots with substantial prize money and speeds reported. Race time was 3 hours 0 minutes 59 seconds with 3 cautions for 15 laps and 27 lead changes among 13 drivers.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Derrike Cope
Charlotte
N.C
Terry Labonte
Archdale
Bill Elliott
Dawsonville
Ricky Rudd
Chesapeake
Dale Earnhardt
Cooke
Bobby Hillin Jr
Harrisburg
Rusty Wallace
Michael Waltrip
Huntersville
Geoff Bodine
Julian
NHL Scores Saturday Night Results Across Cities
Late games produced a wide slate with Los Angeles routing Quebec 7 1 and Philadelphia beating New York Islanders 3 2. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 6 4 while Winnipeg won 5 1 over Calgary and Hartford topped Buffalo 6 4. Edmonton downed Minnesota 3 2 and Boston prevailed over Vancouver 7 2. Tonight New Jersey visits New York Rangers while Washington plays Los Angeles and Montreal hosts Detroit. TOKYO AP reports David Griman of Venezuela stopped Ebo Danquan of Ghana at 8 rounds for the WBC junior bantamweight title. Deauville AP notes John David Jackson of the United States drew with Mactin Camara of France 11 rounds to retain his WBO super welterweight title.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Quebec
Philadelphia
New York Islanders
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Winnipeg
Calgary
Hartford
Buffalo
Edmonton
Minnesota
Boston
Vancouver
New Jersey
New York Rangers
Washington
Montreal
Detroit
Tokyo
David Griman
Venezuela
Ebo Danquan
Ghana
Deauville
France
John David Jackson
United States
Mactin Camara
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SkyDome Toronto
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