College Basketball Standings and Local Scrimmage News
The report lists various college men and women results including St Mary of the Plains 77 over Park 60 and Sterling 84 over Mid-America Nazarene 49 along with Oklahoma Baptist 86 defeating Southwestern 58. It notes Kansas Newman at McPherson game at 7 pm and details Ottawa High girls scrimmage schedule with freshmen and JV at 7 pm and varsity at 8 pm. Williamsburg Junior High girls beat Lyndon 22-18 with Turner and Shoemaker scoring six each and Turner grabbing five rebounds. Williamsburg visits Marais des Cygnes Valley next Thursday.
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St. Mary of the Plains
Park
Sterling
Mid-America Nazarene
Friends
Kansas Newman
Oklahoma Baptist
Southwestern
Tabor
Benedictine
McPherson
Lyndon
Williamsburg
Lynn Turner
Shanna Shoemaker
Burg
Turner
Marais Des Cygnes
Kansas
Coar
St. Mary
Wesleyan
Bethany
Onawa
Bethel
Emporia State
Avila
Mid-America
Northwest Missouri
Thursy
Washburn
Northwest Oklahoma
Tabor Dethany
Ouawa
St. Mary Southwestern
Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Rockhurst
St Mary of the Plains
Chiefs rally past Seahawks in Kingdome victory
Kansas City rebounded from two losses with a 19-6 win over Seattle in Seattle. Nick Lowery kicked four field goals and became the Chiefs all time scoring leader as Steve DeBerg protected the ball and the defense dominated Seattle’s line.
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Jim Courap
Seattle
Kansas City Chiefs
Seattle Seahawks
Seahawks
Chuck Knox
Kansas City
Kingdome
Knox
Chiefs
Nick Lowery
Steve DeBerg
Dave Krieg
John Kasay
Deron Cherry
Jeff Chadwick
Denver
Cleveland
Browns
Christian Okoye
Marty Schottenheimer
Lowery
Jan Stenerud
NFL
Stenerud
DeBerg
Pete Holohan
Kasay
Chicago
Herald File
Three area teams ranked in Hardee's/KBCA poll
Three area prep basketball teams sit in the Hardee's Kansas Basketball Coaches Association rankings for 1991-92. Central Heights and Waverly lead Class 3A and 1A respectively while Marais des Cygnes Valley appears in Class 2A. Ottawa opens its season soon and Bishop Ward appears in Class 4A among other listed teams and divisions.
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Scott Hollister
Herald
Hardee
Central Heights
Waverly
Vikings
Hillsboro
Dogs
Pike Valley
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Trojans
McPherson
Bishop Ward
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Ward
Bishop Miege
Independence
Highland Park
Liberal
Kansas City
Schingle
Newton
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Fort Scott
Arkansas City
Bishop Carroll
Valley Center
Ellsworth
Topeka-Hayden
Abilene
Sabetha
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Andover
Persons
Pratt
Goodland
Clam
Silver Lake
Holcomb
Halstead
Immaculate
Cheney
Lakin
Chase County
Greensburg
Atwood
Garden Plain
Central Burden
Moundridge
Victoria
Southwestern Heights
Olpe
Jackson Heights
Ellis
France Forces Historic Davis Cup Victory Over United States
France defeated the United States 3-1 to win the Davis Cup in Lyon. Captain Yannick Noah praised the achievement as a dream coming true after decades of French tennis frustration. Guy Forget delivered a decisive moment by squeezing a winner off Pete Sampras, sealing the title amid ecstatic, flag-waving crowds.
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David Crary
Associated Press
Lyon
France
Guy Forget
Pete Sampras
United States
Musketeers
Yannick Noah
Noah
John McEnroe
Grenoble
Forget
Henri Leconte
U.S
San Diego
Andre
Giants and Bills face divergent 1991 paths
Barry Wilner notes the Bills, led by Bruce Smith, boosted to 11-2 with a 24-13 win over the Jets clinching a fourth straight AFC East title and a 17th straight home victory. The Giants stumble to 7-6 after a 27-24 loss to Cincinnati, threatening playoff chances as San Francisco and Washington win.
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Barry Wilner
New York Giants
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Giants
Buffalo
Bruce Smith
New York Jets
Jets
Leonard Smith
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Bengals
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New York
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Steve Bono
Jerry Rice
Rice
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Johnnie Jackson
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Tom Rathman
Dexter Carter
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Chris Miller
Andre Rison
Joe Fishback
Charles Wilson
Miller
Rison
Paul McJuh¢n
Mike Tomczak
Sterling Sharpe
Rams
Joe Gibbs
Mark Rypien
Ricky Sanders
Ricky Ervins
Ratders
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Seott Davis
John Carney
John Mies
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