Ottawa at Kansas and area high school wrestling schedule
Thursday events feature Ottawa at Kansas Is laid out with times 68 p m for college game and 5 30 p m for wrestling. Central Heights of Basehor opens 6 p m and Cearfoss Invitational matches Central Heights vs KC Christian B at 8 p m Olathe South Invitational Wellavilla vs Truman at 3 30 p m. Friday matches include Lyndon at Waverly MdCV at Olpe Osage City at Pomong Williamsburg at Lebo Central Heights vs Osawottomle 6 8 pm. Anderson County battles Burlington at 6 45 pm Wellsville and TAA events on Saturday Bethel of Ottawa 6 8 pm Anderson County Inv 9 am Ottawa at Gardner Inv times unknown.
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Mdcv
Olpe
Osage City
Williamsburg
Lebo
Osawotomle
Bam
Anderson County
Burlington
Wellsville
Taa
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Gardner
Transactions Wednesday's Sports Transactions
Summary of major league sports moves across baseball basketball football and hockey including term agreements promotions signings designations injuries and roster changes involving teams such as the Twins Yankees Rockies Marlins Knicks Browns Lions 49ers Thrashers Stars Lightning and others. Highlights include Bergman Naulty Goodwin promotions and multiple injury reserve and practice squad updates.
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Nomad Pal
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Geno Belt
Chad Carpenter
Detroit Lions
Pete Chryplewicz
Ed Smith
Paul Janus
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Joe Wesley
Monty Montgomery
David Richie
Roell Preston
Darwin Brown
Chiefs confident in Tait grows as rookie shines
Kansas City Chiefs rookie John Tait, 305 pounds, stepped in at left tackle during the 16-10 win over Denver, earning praise from coach Gunther Cunningham. With Glenn Parker injured, Tait is seen as a rising starter as the Chiefs prepare to host the Minnesota Vikings and push for the AFC West playoff race.
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John Tait
Denver
Brigham Young
Chiefs
Glenn Parker
Tait
Parker
Gunther Cunningham
Minnesota Vikings
John
Cunningham
Bam Morris
Denver Broncos
Bill Romanowski
Glenn Cadrer
Dale Carter
Timue
KSU Rallies To Edge Memphis In Tight Finish
Kansas State trailed Memphis by 12 before mounting a late comeback to win 62-61. Tony Kitt scored 21 as Cortez Groves sat out with a hamstring injury, with Kansas State improving to 5-1. Memphis led 52-40 late in the second half before the Wildcats closed the gap, forced 21 Tigers turnovers, and held Memphis scoreless in the final 4:05.
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Saint Louis
Wildcats
Memphis
Tom Asbury
Cortez Groves
Tony Kitt
Cortez
Kitt
Kelvin Howell
Travis Reynolds
Asbury
Tigers
Howell
Paris London
Josh Reid
Marcus Moody
Kéilon Shine
Moody
Cincinnati Tops North Carolina In Big Coach Game
Cincinnati Bearcats showcase a blend of defense pace and inside power to beat No. 7 North Carolina 77-68 as Kenyon Martin leads with 16 points and nine rebounds. DerMarr Johnson adds 14 while Mickeal scores 21 and Cincinnati improves to 6-0.
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Bearcats
Pete Micheal
North Carolina
Bob Huggins
Huggins
Micheal
Kenyon Martin
Mickeal
DerMarr Johnson
Carolina
Temple
Gonzaga
Bulldogs
Tennessee
West Virginia
Illinois
Texas
Matt Santangelo
Richie Frahm
Barkley suffers career ending knee injury in farewell game
In Philadelphia Charles Barkley ruptured a tendon in his left knee during the first quarter of the 83-73 victory over the Houston Rockets ending his NBA career. The 36 year old future Hall of Famer cried briefly as Sixers team doctor called it career ending. Barkley received standing ovations as he left the court and tribute appearances for his mother and grandmother who traveled from Leeds Alabama for the event.
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Charles Barkley
Barkley
Philly
NBA
Sixers
Houston Rockets
Tyrone Hill
Jack McPhilemy
Charcey Glenn
Johnnie Mickens
Leeds
Ala
Storms end season with 15-3 record for Cedar Hills Storm
Cedar Hills Texas seventh grade Franklin County Storm won all four games of the Texas Show down tournament over two days with 13 players. Teams from Denver Little Rock Oklahoma City Dallas and Shreveport Arkansas competed. Ottawa's Jason Huston named tournament MVP earning a trip to Hot Springs. Storm sponsored by Franklin County Shrine Club. Regular season undefeated.
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Herald
Franklin County Storm
Bashon Perryman
Caleb Thomas
Brody Romstedt
Jacob Coble
Ricky
Baker
John Meter
Cody Pearsan Sees
Jarrod Scott
Randy Scat
Caleb Blakesley
Calum Drake
Sam Oram
Jason Huston
Jason Zamora
Cedar Hills
Texas
Storm
The
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Denver
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Shreveport
Ottawa
Hot Springs
Ark
Franklin County Shrine Club
Williamsburg Edges Hamilton In Low Scoring Duel
Williamsburg girls beat Hamilton 30 to 28 as freshman Amy Weigand put up 14 points and Megan Bazil grabbed 13 rebounds. Coach Shawn Walters earned his first victory as Williamsburg moved to 1-1 and travels to Lebo Friday.
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Williamsburg
Panthers
Hamilton
Shawn Walters
Amy Weigand
Megan Bazil
Lebo
Hughes
Maley
Schlotterberck
Douglas
Weigand
Hawkins
Lewis
Bulmer
Smith
Bazil
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