Ottawa Freshman Girls Lose Consolation at Lawrence South
In the Lawrence South Tournament Ottawa High freshman girls fall 38 to 34 to Bishop Miege in the consolation round. Anita Dixon scores in double digits and Kylie Grossnicklaus adds points as Ottawa drops to seventh place game. Dixon leads Ottawa with 10 points, Grossnicklaus 9, Porter and Giefer with 6 each.
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Ottawa High
Bishop Miege
Anita Dixon
Ottawa
Kylie Grossnicklay
Porter
Cep Mee
Lawrence West
Dixon
OHS
Grossnicklaus
Giefer
OMS grapplers sweep matches at OMS Thursday
The Ottawa Middle School grapplers improved to 5-0 by beating Leavenworth-West 56-35 and Leavenworth-Patton 62-36. Four wrestlers went 2-0: C J Sheler, Justin Ray, Nick Griffin, and Justin Kaub, with various pins and decisions. Others won one match, while several other wrestlers went 1-1 or lost.
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Leavenworth-West
Leavenworth-Patton
Four Matters
C.J. Sheler
Justin Ray
Nick Griffin
Justin Kaub
Sheler
Ray
Griffin
Kaub
Charlie Fleming
Patrick Whittaker
Skip Tedrow
Joe Zogg
Robin Tripkos
Isaac Mastel
Mark Oxsborne
Rick Moore
John Klingele
Charlie Garribon
Sporting great Rick Mears retires after Indy career
Rick Mears, 41, announces retirement to Marlboro Team Penske after a 1992 season ruined by injuries. The four time Indianapolis 500 winner, famed oval ace, spoke at the team Christmas dinner in Reading, saying Indy prompted the decision. He ends with 29 wins and 40 poles, second to Bobby Rahal in 1992 earnings, and plans to assist testing and strategy in 1993.
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AP Motorsports
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Marlboro Team Penske
Mears
Indy
Roger Penske
Penske
Chris
Bobby Rahal
Fittipaldi
Tracy
McEnroe signals probable retirement after Grand Slam Cup loss
John McEnroe, in Munich, said he does not plan to play rare tourneys again and may retire from full competitive tennis. He lost to Goran Ivanišević 3-6 6-4 6-2 in the Grand Slam Cup quarterfinals and spoke of exhibitions, Davis Cup captaincy, and stepping back to reevaluate his future.
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Associated Press
Munich
Germany
John McEnroe
McEnroe
Goran Tvanisevic
Snyder earns first team All America punter honor
Kansas State senior Sean Snyder stunned by AP selection to the All-America first team becoming the Wildcats’ first on that gridiron honor. He averaged 44.7 yards on 80 punts, set a 52.8 yard game average in Colorado, and seeks an NFL chance amid team 5-6 season and coaching ties to Bill Snyder.
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Sean Snyder
Associated Press
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K-State
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Quilt
Iowa
Wildcats
Herald File
Teams sign pitchers as winter meetings wind down
Four MLB clubs completed deals as winter meetings wrap. Pittsburgh signs Alejandro Pena to a three year, 1.35 million deal while Detroit lands Tom Bolton for one year at 400,000. Frank Tanana joins the Mets for one season at 1.5 million, and the Yankees land Jimmy Key for four years at 17 million after Key posted a 13-13 season with Toronto.
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Louisville
Donce Floidda
Pittsburgh
Alejandro Pena
Detroit
Tom Bolton
New York Mets
Frank Tanana
New York Yankees
Jimmy Key
Key
Toronto Blue Jays
Blue Jays
Yankees
Barry Bonds
Greg Maddux
David Cone
Gene Michael
Wellsville Eagles fall to Olathe South in semifinal rout
In the Olathe South Invitational semifinal, Wellsville shot 11 of 42 for 26 percent and trailed by 18 in the third quarter before dropping 58-33 to Olathe South. Brian Dorsey led WHS with 10 points, while Josh Harbart paced OS with 14. Wellsville (2-1) faces Olathe North for third place at 3:30 p.m.
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OS Boys
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MEL coaches agree on top picks in Mid-East League poll
The Ottawa Herald reports MEL coaches unanimously pick Rock Creek boys and Wabaunsee girls as league champions. Mission Valley follows in both polls with 48 points in boys and 52 in girls. Rock Creek returns four starters led by Brian Ebert and Dustin Siegle, both praised as legitimate all state candidates.
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Chris Morland
Norther Heights
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