Scoreboard Dog Racing Friday Matinee Results
Detailed position by race with winners, payout figures, and times from a Friday matinee dog racing card. Includes race numbers, grades, horses, their payoffs, winner times, quinielas, exactas, trifectas, doubles, attendance, and handle figures.
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Danny
Quintela
Exacta
Jared
Quiniela
BNB
Judge Naught
P’s Flight
Oshkosh Lively
Hazer
Travis
Buzz Hogan
Weekend Sports Schedule Snapshot in Mixed Events
A dense OCR cram of college games, golf, boxing, and horse racing listings across Friday to Monday. Notable items include Tulsa vs Creighton, Florida vs LSU, Kansas vs Kansas State, Olympic and Australian Open events, Super Bowl football, and an extensive lineup of horse races with numerous horse names and odds.
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Tulsa
Creighton
Florida
LSU
Louisville
DePaul
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Syracuse
Georgetown
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas City
Baltimore
Kansas
Kansas State
Sportsworld
Molina
Suarez
Phoenix
Boston
Georgie Tech
Duke
Nevada
Denver
San Francisco
Rangel
Gonzales
Broad College Basketball Scores From AP Results
A long list of college basketball scores is reported, covering numerous matchups across divisions and regions. Notable results include Emory defeating NYU 94 91, Hobart 75 over St. Lawrence 73, and Manhattanville 93 over Mount St. Vincent 88, with extensive games from the Northeast and Midwest regions and a separate Australian Open tennis result noted.
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The
Associated Press
Adelph
Mercyhurst
Amherst
Bates
Brockport St
Oneonta St
Colby
Williams
E. Nazarene
Nyack
Emory
NYU
Hobart
St. Lawrence
Manhattanville
Mount St. Vincent
New Paltz
Geneseo
Oswego St
Plattsburgh
Rochester Tech
Clarkson
St. Peter's
Army
Staten Island
Lehman
Susquehanna
Fdu-Madison
Wilkes
Juniata
York
N.Y
CCNY
South Flagler
Piedmont
Florida Tech
Florida Atlantic
Louisiana Coll
Mobile
Middle Tenn
Bemidji St
South Dakota
S. Dakota
Westmar
Grand View
Far West
Bakersfield
Dominguez Hills
Cal Poly-Pomona
Northridge St
Cent. Washington
Lewis-Clark St
Chapman
Cal Poly
Westmont
Fresno Pacific
Willamette
Whitworth
Orange Belt Christian Conference
Clearwater Christian
Trinity Baptist
Tennis Friday night results mix KU wins in Kansas and Tulsa
Friday tennis action across Alvama Kansas Tulsa featured KU players sweeping singles and doubles. John Falbo and Rafael Rangel led KU with straight set wins, while Jeff Gross and Paul Garvin added victories. In Scottsdale, Arizona, PGA Phoenix Open scores streamed with several leaders posting strong rounds, highlighted by Armour and Purtzer.
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Alvama Kansas
Tulsa2
John Falbo
Dean Orford
Jeff Gross
John McConnell
Scottsdale, Ariz
TPC
Scottsdale
Tommy Armour Lil
Tom Purtzer
Day Don Blake
Billy Ray Brown
Mark Calcavecchia
Jodie Mudd
Clark Burroughs
Jim Thorpe
Pat Mcgowan
David Peoples
Steve Elkington
Bob Tway
Sandy Lyle
Robert Wrenn
Keh — Marusie
Baseball and sports moves from major leagues and colleges
Transactions across baseball basketball hockey and college sports include several one year signings and roster changes. Greg Harris Robb Nen Brad Wellman Greg Gagne Curt Ford Pat Perry Dan Quisenberry Pat Perry is a one year deal. Hoops moves include Calvin Natt on injured list and Rickey Green activated. NHL suspends Brendan Shanahan for five games. College hires include Alabama receivers coach Woody McCorvey Gregg Murphy Le moyne Dick Rockwell Shippensburg William Rees and Scott Vowells as head coach.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Greg Harris
Kansas City Royals
Kevin Seltzer
Brad Wellman
Minnesota Twins
Greg Gagne
Texas Rangers
Robb Nen
Dean Palmer
Atlanta Braves
John Smoltz
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Pat Perry
NEW York Mets
Herman Lewis
Steve Phillips
Philadelphia Phillies
Curt Ford
SAN Francisco Giants
Dan Quisenberry
National Basketball Association
Indiana Pacers
Calvin Natt
Rickey Green
College Alabama
Woody McCorvey
Bill Oliver
Chapman
Gregg Murphy
Lemoyne
Dick Rockwell
Morgan State
Nathaniel Frazier
Nathaniel Taylor
Shippensburg
William M. Rees
Western Kentucky
Scott Vowells
Pinole Open Bowling standings after sixth round
AP report lists top players in the PBA Pinole Open at Pinole California after round six with 42-game pinfall totals and prize money. Chris Warren leads at 17-7 with 9,827 pins, followed by Steve Cook and Don Genalo. Amleto Monacelli and Brian Voss round out the top five. Additional names include Aulby Laub Mazza Williams Stayrock Handley Otto Hardy Ferraro with varying records and purses.
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Pinole
Calif
Chris Warren
Dallas
Steve Cook
Roseville
Don Genalo
Perrysburg
Ohio
Amleto Monacelli
Venezuela
Brian Voss
Boca Raton
Fla
Mike Aulby
Indianapolis
Larry Laub
Tucson
Ariz
Parker Bohn
Freehold
N.J
John Mazza
Mount Clemens
Mich
Walter Ray Williams Jr. Stockton
Callif
Jess Stayrock
San Diego
Bob Handley
Pompano Beach
David Otto
Victor
Texas
Stephen Hardy
Methuen
Mass
Dave Ferraro
Kingston
Kansas City Triumphs 7 3 Over St Louis In Soccer Showdown
In a high scoring match Kansas City defeated St Louis 7 to 3. The card lists additional games with Wichita 5 San Diego 4 Baltimore 6 35 p.m. and matchups Wichita at Dallas St Louis at Tacoma San Diego at Cleveland.
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Rockford
Grand Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Sioux Falls
Pensacola
Omaha
Tulsa
Topeka
San Jose
Santa Barbara
la Crosse
Albany
Quad City
Rapid City
Columbus
Wichita Falls
NHL
Associated Press
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NY Islanders
Pittsburgh
NY Rangers
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Buffalo
Montreal
Hartford
Chicago
Taranto
St. Louis
Minnesota
Detroit
Edmonton
Calgary
Winnipeg
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Toronto
New York Islanders
Quebec
New York Rangers
Mes
Kansas City
Wichita
San Diego
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dallas
Tacoma
Seitzer Reaches Million-Dollar Deal With Royals
Kansas City Royals third baseman Kevin Seitzer signed a one-year contract reportedly worth 1,001,250, avoiding arbitration. The team also added Brad Wellman for 295,000. Seitzer led KC in games with 160 last season, batting .281 with 4 homers and 48 RBIs, while Wellman hit .230 in 64 games.
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Kansas City
Mac
Kevin Seitzer
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Storm Davis
Mark Davis
Brad Wellman
Seitzer
Wellman
Danny Tartabull
Jim Eisenreich
Bo Jackson
Bob Boone
Bar Refused Dale Ellis Service In Seattle
Seattle police report Dale Ellis, star guard of the Seattle SuperSonics, was denied service at 13 Coins bar an hour before a January 12 crash that caused three cracked ribs and a collapsed lung. Ellis faces drunken and reckless driving charges and will be sidelined for at least six weeks.
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Seattle
Seattle SuperSonics
Dale Ellis
Ellis
Michael Bradhan
13 Coins
Sonics
Tyson weary of Foreman in Tokyo talks
AP reports Tyson shows no interest in facing George Foreman now or in the future. He plans to defend his title next against James Buster Douglas on February 11 in Tokyo, then against Evander Holyfield on June 18 in Atlantic City, N.Y.
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New York
Tokyo
Mike Tyson
George Foreman
Tyson
John Solberg
Don King Productions
Buster Douglas
Holyfield
Foreman
James
Buster” Douglas
Evander Holyfield
Atlantic City
N.Y
Nebraska bill seeks due process against NCAA sanctions
Nebraska lawmakers pass a bill requiring the NCAA to follow due process in disciplinary actions. If signed into law, the measure allows the University of Nebraska to sue the NCAA for sanctions imposed without due process and to recover actual damages. Sponsor Ernie Chambers argues federal remedies are lacking.
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Lincoln
Neb
NCAA
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Ernie Chambers
Kauffman near full control of Royals in deal talks
Kansas City Royals owner Ewing Kauffman and co owner Aaron Fogelman near a deal to grant Kauffman full control. The Times says Kauffman may loan up to 34 million to Fogelman and hold his Royals stock as collateral as they negotiate. Fogelman's finances have weakened due to a soft real estate market and tax law shifts.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Royals
Ewing Kauffman
Aaron Fogelman
Kauffman
Kansas City Times
Kansas City
Fogelman
Memphis
Tenn
Royals
KSU to sign Perry back Culver in February
Perry-Lecompton star Chuck Culver will sign a national football letter of intent with Kansas State on February 14. Head coach Armin Landis said Culver may be looked at as a cornerback, after rushing for close to 1000 yards and making 137 tackles as a first team 4A selection. He has drawn recruiting interest from Kansas and Iowa State and runs a 4.47 40-yard dash.
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PERRY
Chuck Culver
Perry-Lecompton High
Kansas State
Kaws
Armin Landis
Landis
Culver
Topeka Capital-Journal
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