Friday high school basketball slate with several postponed games
Friday schedule lists Baldwin at Anderson County and Marmaton Valley at Central Heights among postponed Kansas games. Also includes Madison at MdCV Osage City at Silver Lake Ottawa at Paola and KC Christian at Ottawa with postponements. College action has Ottawa W hosting Missouri Baptist at 5 p.m. Saturday Ottawa W travels to Hannibal-LaGrange at 3 p.m. Wrestling in Ottawa at 9 a.m. Monday features Olathe Christian at Ottawa B and Pomona at MdCV.
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College Basketball Scores From Thursday Action
In a busy slate from the Ampetence Press Massachusetts beat Boston University 68 to 52 while Rutgers downed Princeton 46 to 44. Villanova defeated La Salle 79 to 72 and Wisconsin edged Temple 66 to 58. In the South Memphis topped Arkansas State 83 to 60. In the Midwest Xavier won 69 to 67 over Cincinnati. In the Far West BYU beat Southern Utah 58 to 52, Long Beach State routed Dominguez Hills 94 to 62, and Southern Cal defeated Pepperdine 76 to 73.
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Baseball trades and big contracts shuffle major leaguers
In baseball, Royce Clayton was traded from the Texas Rangers to the Chicago White Sox for Aaron Myette and Brian Schmack. Curt Schilling signed a three year extension with the Arizona Diamondbacks through 2004. The Cubs inked Tom Gordon to a two year deal and added Jason Bere and Jeff Fassero on contracts. Mike Jackson joined the Houston Astros on a one year pact. The St Louis Cardinals traded Fernando Tatis and Britt Reames to the Montreal Expos for Dustin Hermanson and Steve Kline. In football, the NFL fined the St Louis Rams players Isaac Bruce Terry Holt Roland Williams Marshall Faulk Ernie Conwell Tom Nutt Justin Watson and James Hodgins for lengthy premeditated demonstrations during the December 10 game with Minnesota.
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Tharp set for Shrine Bowl experience
Ottawa High senior Jason Tharp, an all state Cyclone offensive lineman, was named to the East squad for the 28th Kansas Shrine Bowl to be played July 28 2001 at Kansas State University Stadium. Tharp said the Shrine visit to St Louis Shriner’s Hospital to meet and sign autographs will be the highlight.
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Holton
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Shrine Bowl alumni highlight Kansas players and camps
The Kansas Shrine Bowl has fed over 1.5 million in net profits to Shriners Hospitals and sends players to visit kids at St. Louis Shriners Hospital. Notable participants include NFL players Gary Spani Paul Coffman Tom Dinkle Les Miller and Barry Sanders. West camp opens July 19 2001 in Hays East camp July 20 2001 in Emporia. Ottawa star Tharp Kern Tharp named to Shrine Bowl reflecting strong Cyclone teams and future college interest.
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Williamsburg lifts fifth annual weightlifting meet draws state athletes
Williamsburgs fourth high school powerlifting event was moved to January 20 due to snow. About 150 athletes from across the state will compete in Franklin County with Panthers football coach Chuck Lee driving the effort. Lee cites community benefits and exposure for athletes as the goal, not profit.
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Strength lifting meet draws weight room fans across several towns
Osage City leads a regional high school powerlifting meet with 30 competitors, joined by Lyndon Pomona Ottawa Williamsburg and Jayhawk Linn from 15 to 20 athletes. Solomon sends lifters as well. The event includes bench press squat and power clean across eight girls and eleven boys weight classes. Prize winners earn class trophies and overall champs receive ribs from Guys and Macs. Competition starts 9 30 am with five stations and 30 competitors per station.
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Abilene
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Wichita State coaches split roles fuel Shocker run
AP reports Wichita State's Mark Turgeon and Tad Boyle run a balanced, interdependent coaching duo. Turgeon is fiery and vocal while Boyle acts as calming influence, with a history of tough times at Jacksonville State that shaped their dynamic and kept the team focused during a 5-1 start.
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Extra work pays off for LaFrentz surge vs Spurs
Raef LaFrentz shook off 0-for-11 by sprinting to the practice court for a late night firing session. Two nights later he scored 28 as the Denver Nuggets topped the San Antonio Spurs 102-96, snapping a five game skid and easing his frustrations amid a turbulent week for the team.
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Snow Delay Hits Pomona Pleasanton Basketball Schedule
Snow disruptions force postponements for Pomona and Pleasanton games with rescheduling to follow. Baldwin at Anderson Co and Marmaton Valley at Central Heights also postponed, now slated for January 11. Ottawa freshmen girls game moved to 11 30 a m. Ottawa seventh grade season ends 31 19 loss to Northern Hills. Ramsey leads with nine points.
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Pomona
Pleasanton
Baldwin
Anderson Co
Marmaton Valley
Central Heights
Ottawa
Paola
Northern Hills
Megan Ramsey
Karessa Lewis
Jill Spratt
Kayla Watts
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