College Basketball Scores From Monday
East Boston U beat North Texas 87 to 65 while Lafayette edged Columbia 78 75 Manhattan defeated Rider 73 68 Navy won 102 65 over Gettysburg Princeton beat Lehigh 83 47 St Johns 88 83 over Pittsburgh Villanova 98 75 over Seton Hall Wake Forest 74 60 over Canisius Southeast Appalachian State 96 70 over Elon Clemson 70 51 over Mercer Louisville 108 76 over Western Carolina Murray State 86 70 over Alcorn State North Carolina State 96 69 over Charleston Southern NC Charlotte 70 52 over Furman Northwestern Louisiana 89 76 over Henderson State Richmond 66 64 over Radford Pan American 56 over Samford Tulane 85 80 over Old Dominion Virginia Tech 82 55 over Xavier Midwest Eastern Michigan 78 71 over Northern Michigan Illinois 76 69 over Kansas State Kansas 91 69 over Coppin State Miami Ohio 81 72 over Dayton Michigan 87 76 over Detroit St Louis 72 81 over Illinois Toledo 85 63 over NJ Kentucky Southwest Lamar 67 62 over Sam Houston State Rice 72 65 over Houston Baptist Texas A M 76 69 over SW Louisiana Far West Air Force 91 73 over Adams State California 93 59 over San Francisco Notre Dame 76 73 over Loyola Marymount Utah 87 over Cleveland State 82 Weber State 86 59 over UC Davis
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Baseball Executive Council Posts Ravitch Departure
The Associated Press reports the Baseball Executive Council announced Richard Ravitch, president of the player relations committee, will leave baseball when his contract expires December 31, 1994. Waivers were requested for Carlos Rodriguez and Ricky Truc k to grant unconditional releases. Rex Hudler agreed to a two year Angels deal. Royals released Koslofski. Brewers extended Phil Garner aim through 1997. Rangers signed Valle to two years. Blue Jays traded Rob Butler to Phillies for PTBNL. Expos waived Freddie Benavides. Pirates signed Francisco Matos to a minor league deal.
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Baseball Executive Council
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RED 'Sox
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Ricky Trucek
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Rex Hudler
Kansas City Royals
Kevin Koslofski
Milwaukee
Brewers
Phil Garner
Texas Rangers
Dave Valle
Toronto
Blue Jays
Rob Butler
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal Expos
Freddie Benavides
Pittsburgh Pirates
Francisco Matos
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Vernon Maxwell
Golden State
LOS Angeles Clippers
Elmore Spencer
Bob Martin
National Football League
Cincinnati Bengals
David Braxton
Jim Ballard
Jeff Hill
Dallas Cowboys
Derrick Lassie
Joe Fishback
Cyclones roll past Labette County in Ottawa trapping win
Ottawa uses full court press to beat Labette County 76 to 57 at the Iola Lions Club Invitational. Four Ottawa players reach double figures led by Ryan Ayers with 16 points. Paola also advances with an 89-67 win over Parsons as Ottawa edges Paola for semifinal setup.
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Casady
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Pioneers top Braves in nonconference showdown 77 70
Mid America Nazarene built a double digit lead, held on to beat Ottawa 77 to 70. Neal Smith led the Pioneers with 22 points while David Lanning scored 21 for Ottawa. Braves coaching staff noted depth changes as a factor and praised the late push to close within two before the final margin.
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Pioneers
Andy Carrier
Ae Currier
Mid America
Neal Smith
Canning
Ireyland
David Lanning
Lee Sapp
Tess Smith
Cavazos Cummings
Carr
Boone
McCellan
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Meyer
Stigall
Olson
Lady Braves fall 75 70 to MidAmerica Nazarene
Ottawa (4-5) stayed close with MidAmerica Nazarene as Cindy Hull led with 20 points and Bernie Coons added 14. The Bulldogs trailed by four late after key baskets by MIDAMA and hit free throws to seal a 75 70 win. Ottawa coach Patti Masten noted lineup shuffling as the team learns and younger players step up.
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Baldwin girls roll past Turner in Trojan Tip Off opener
Baldwin dominates Turner 64 49 to open the Trojan Tip Off Classic with Audrey Millstein posting 29 points 16 rebounds five steals and Ann Martin adding seven assists. Baldwin coach Ted Zuzzio notes depth and bench support as they prepare to face DeSoto at 7 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Baldwin Girls
Turner
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Baldwin
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Ann Martin
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Ted Zuzzio
DeSoto
Ottawa Falls Short as Labette County Tops Knights in Iola
In the Iola Lions County Tournament opener Labette County stifled Ottawa with pressure defense to build a 45-20 lead, then held on 72-62. Ottawa rallied to within 66-58 late, but foul trouble and an early deficit doomed the Cyclones despite a late surge led by Amanda Duncan and Mindy Brown.
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Steele
Cyclones
Amanda Duncan
Vikings, Baldwin win tourney games
Central Heights opened the season with a 59 to 48 win over Uniontown in the Central Heights Tournament as a poor second quarter nearly derailed them. Nick Wuertz led with 13 points while Landon Fredericks and Bryan Stephenson added 10 each, Stephenson grabbing 13 rebounds. Baldwin dominated Turner in the Trojan Tip-Off Classic, forcing 23 turnovers with relentless full court pressure. Chris Benjamin led Baldwin with 20 points and 10 rebounds, Hanny added 18 points and 18 rebounds, Warren 15 points, eight boards, and four assists. Baldwin improves to 2-0 and advances to play DeSoto.
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