Friday high school basketball and wrestling schedule
Friday basketball features Anderson Co. vs Burlington at 3 15 p m Paeiderton Co. meets Eureka at 5 p m Baldwin vs Girard at 6 45 p m. Other matchups include Crawotomie Central Heights Waverly Lyndon MdCV Olpe Wallaville Olathe South Wilamsburg at 5 p m Ottawa at Southwestern college game 6 8 p m Ottawa wrestles Gardner Inv 8 30 p m.
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College Basketball Scores From Thursday APEast and Midwest results
East Fordham defeated Florida Atlantic 69 to 58 while St Francis NY beat Sacred Heart 76 to 61 St Peter's edged Bethune Cookman 65 64 in a tight finish Hampton University topped Morgan State 75 73 Maryland Shore downed Howard 77 68 Midwest Missouri 62 defeated by 61 Wyoming 63 50 Nevada 102 beat Saint Marys Cal 84 Pacific 90 over St Marys Cal in the Far West.
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Baseball Transactions Stirred by Los Angeles and Others
A chaotic roundup shows the Angels agreeing to a one year deal with Omar Olivares. Orioles to Doug Orabek. Tigers sign Frank Castillo. Fernando Hernandez designated for Rick Adair staff. Twins sign Otto Nixon. Mariners sign Rob Ducay and name a hitting instructor. Blue Jays acquire Carlos Garcia and Jeff Patzke. Cubs get Sandy Martinez in a trade for a player to be named.
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Ottawa girls win seventh-place game at Iola Tourney
Ottawa Cyclones defeat Eureka 46 to 35 to earn first win of the season improving to 1-3. A full-court press and up-tempo attack sparked a 9-0 run as Emilee Hermreck and Leanne Drumright led a balanced scoring effort. Waldron and Beets added key steals and points, with Ottawa converting nine of ten free throws in the third quarter to pull away.
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Central Heights squads cruise past Humboldt in tournament play
Central Heights boys crushed Humboldt 74 to 41 while the girls won 50 to 40 in the second round of the Central Heights Tournament. Beau Welch led the boys with 17 points and 6 steals as the Vikings capitalized on 67 percent shooting in the first half and forced 31 Humboldt turnovers. Ginger scored 23 for the girls, who recovered after a slow start to pull away in the second half.
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Six Chiefs named to AFC Pro Bowl team in 1990
Kansas City Chiefs place six players on the AFC Pro Bowl roster led by Derrick Thomas Andre Rison Dale Carter James Hasty Will Shields and Kimble Anders. Thomas extends his streak to nine Pro Bowls despite an arm injury and Carter and Hasty form Chiefs first BC starting duo in a decade.
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Wellsville Eagles Fall To BV Northwest In Olathe Tourney
In a loser's bracket contest at the Olathe South Tournament Blue Valley Northwest defeated Wellsville 58 to 40. Freshman Jill Dorsey scored 18 and senior Beth Deterding added 7 for Wellsville, while Tania Slayden was held to 6 and Shiloh Thomas 4. Charlotte Kester-Boyce 3 and Annette Stumpff 2 also scored.
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OMS Girls Roll In Ottawa Middle School routs Turner-Pierson
Ottawa Middle School seventh grade rolled to a 52-10 win over Turner-Pierson while eighth graders cruised 67-8. Liz Burks led the seventh graders with 18 points, Jenny Heck 12, Kim Neff 8, Melissa Skidmore 6, Julie Heck and Allie Daniels 4 each. In the eight grade, Katie Sheffield led with 15 points, Lindsey Dieterich 12, Jayme Vance and Sharell Wheeler 8 each, Emily Chapman Kristin Kay Kathryn Sylvester 6 apiece, and Ashle Heise Erin Maxwell and Adrienne Allegre 2 each.
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Baldwin eighth graders unbeaten after 37 17 win
Baldwin eighth grade girls stay perfect at 13 0 overall 8 0 in Frontier League with a 37 17 victory over NIKE Colleen Kivett led with 21 points eight rebounds Jodie Bacon Jennifer Wingert and Kaci Malatein added five each The seventh graders rolled to a 50 9 win over NIKE Ashley Taul led with 16 points Anna Skaggs and Kay Pringle had 12 each
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Rice seals improbable return to 49ers after knee rehab
Jerry Rice, 35, completes rehab and eyes a Monday night return against Denver after reconstructive knee surgery. He practiced fully this week and is slated for 10 to 15 plays as a reserve while Terrell Owens and Jr. Stokes start at wideout. Coach Steve Mariucci praises his remarkable recovery and readiness.
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