Eagles edge Ottawa High girls 38 29 in league clash
East Kansas League foe Olathe North outscored Ottawa High 14-6 in the final period to pull away 38-29. Miriam Luthro led with 17 for Olathe North while Pam Jung DeNa Waggoner and Becky Kaub each had 7 for Ottawa. Ottawa shot 12 of 49 from the floor and hosts Paola Monday in a key bounce-back game.
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Ottawa High
Cyclones
Olathe North
OHS
Eagles
Cyclone
Brian Olson
OHL
Ottawa
Miriam Luthro
Luthro
Pam Jung
DeNa Waggoner
Becky Kaub
Clathe North
Paola Panthers
Olson
Maxwell
Jung
Waggoner
Miller
Raub
Weber
Faust
Bowels
Long
Russell
Layton
Yankees Land Kemp During Winter Meetings Trade Frenzy
HONOLULU AP The Yankees signed Steve Kemp to a reported 5.5 million contract as the winter meetings near conclusion. Philadelphia traded Manny Trillo Julio Franco George Vukovich Jerry Willard and Jay Bauler for Von Hayes, while Cleveland moved Larry Milbourne for a PTBNL. Seattle sent Rich Bordi to Chicago for Steve Henderson as other minor deals occurred.
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Honolulu
Philadelphia
Manny Trillo
New York Yankees
Steve Kemp
Toronto
Yankees
Kemp
George Vukovich
Jerry Willard
Jay Bauler
von Hayes
Cleveland
Mike Ferraro
Phillies
Hayes
Indians
Ferraro
Dave Collins
Mike Morgan
Fred McGriff
Dale Murray
Tom Dodd
Larry Milbourne
Seattle Mariners
Rich Bordi
Chicago Cubs
Steve Henderson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Burt Hooton
Texas
Jim Sundberg
Hooton
Sundberg
al Holland
San Francisco Giants
John Denny
Holland
Joe
National League
Charles Feeney
Rimington Wins Lombardi Award At Nebraska Star Peak
Nebraska center Dave Rimington, 6-3 290, captured the Lombardi Award for the nation's outstanding college lineman at a $125 dinner. He repeated as a first-team All-America and Outland Trophy winner, helping Nebraska lead the nation in total and rushing offense en route to the Orange Bowl against LSU. Finalists were Billy Ray Smith, George Achica, and Vernon Maxwell. Rimington credits hard work and hopes for continued success in the NFL.
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Houston
Nebraska
Dave Rimington
Rimington
Outland
American Cancer Society
Billy Ray Smith
Southern California
George Achica
Arizona State
Vernon Maxwell
Cornhusker
Louisiana State
Jim Stillwagon
Ohio State
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Rich Glover
John Hicks
Randy White
Maryland
Lee Roy Selmon
Oklahoma
Wilson Whitley
Ross Browner
Bruce Clark
Penn State
Brad Budde
Hugh Green
Pittsleigh
Kenneth Sims
Texas
Basketball box scores from multiple teams in late season games
The page lists numerous players with point assist and rebound totals for teams including LESH O Connor NOXXE DeLaTorre and Ottowa Truck among others. Totals for each team show varied scoring with several players crossing double digits and multiple squads reported with full game tallies.
Ottawa Women Edge Benedictine 56 55 in tight finish
Ottawa University Braves upset Benedictine College Ravens 56 to 55 at Atchison. Renee Holland scored the deciding hoop with under 30 seconds left as OU improved to 3-3. Holland led OU with 16 points, Dana Cook added 12, while Benedictine’s Margo Schecher had 12. Free throws hurt both sides, OU 4 of 13 and Benedictine 9 of 16.
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Bill Boucek
Braves
Holland
Boucek
Dana Cook
Margo Schecher
Benedictine
Joni Regan
Barb Doherty
Ottawa
Ravens
Brenda Holman
Cook
Kansas College
Robinson
Larson
Hersh
Holman
Totals
Riehmann
Boland
Regan
Baronovic
Schecter
Schultz
Kersh
C. Doherty
B. Doherty
Winkler
Taube
Appanoose Cagers Split Four In Luke County Action
Appanoose swept Scranton in boys games while girls were swept. A boys won 56-33 with a 16-0 B team shutout. A girls lost 28-26. B girls fell 8-1. Curt Altic led A with 14 points, Daryl Altic 12, Darin Smith 8. B team John Woodbury 8. Five starters fouled out for the girls. Next up at Lyndon Monday.
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Appanoose School
Scranton
Appanoose
Indians
Curt
Daryl Altic
Darin Smith
Darik Smith
Steve Schoepflin
Rick Allery
John Woodbury
Pace Appanoose
Mary Ann Frevert
Roxanne Barringer
Amy Steinlage
Becky McDaniels
Lyndon
Weaver Set To Defend WBA Title Against Dokes
In Las Vegas, Mike Weaver defends the WBA heavyweight title tonight against Michael Dokes. Weaver seeks a rare active reign after long layoffs, while Dokes strives for an upset in a 15 round bout at Caesars Palace. Odds favor Dokes 3-1, Weaver 5-2, with HBO live telecast at 10:30 p.m. EST.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Mike Weaver
World Boxing Association
Michael “Dynamite” Dokes
Weaver
Larry Holmes
World Boxing Council
Holmes
Dukes
Lauderhill
Fla
Diamond Bar
Calif
Caesars Palace Sports Pavilion
Dokes
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OHS Our
Olathe South
Rena Miller
Olathe North Miss
Wes Wilson
Trillo
Cleveland Indians
Julio Franco
Lombardi
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Washington
Lesh Oil
K. O'Connor
Hay
Bloss
Henderson
Moss
Dixon
McMillan
NOXXE
DeLaTorre
Wright
Moore
Conners
Ottawa Truck
Fuller
R. Angell
Horn
Fredricks
McCrea
Silvey
W. Angell
Lewis
DUKE
Drake
Flammer
Shisler
Schaub
Mille
Tate
Reed
Mignet
Richmond
Secrest
Hughes
Adams
Wittman
Lee
Walters
Greeley
Crawford
Oshel
Century
Origui
Cunningham
Dillon
Brown
Finch
Kiebl
Nitcher
Driver
Roy
T. Pegram
Christie
Rahe
Utter
Rice
S. Pegram
E.T
Ledom
J. Robinson
Berry
Ambler
Lane
Pendleton
R. Robinson
Franco Thomas
Hercules
John Tate
Gerrie Coetzee
Bophuthatswana
James
Till
Tillis
Gerry Cooney
Kansas
James M. Hepner
Federated
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