Tuesday High School Basketball Schedule Matches
Ottawa faces Anderson County at 6 p.m. with Paola at Baldwin Baldwin hosts Hayden in boys action Central Heights travels to Pomona Lyndon visits Olpe MdCV meets Hamilton Waverly plays Lebo Wellsville hosts Prairie View Baldwin boys at Hayden Wednesday features gridley Williamsburg hosts Gridley Thursday college game Ottawa meets Pittsburg State at 7 30 p.m.
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NFL Schedule Fragments Reported For Monday Lineups
The readable lines show a series of noon and later kickoffs across multiple matchups. Teams include Arizona, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Chicago, Tampa Bay, Houston, Baltimore, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Buffalo, Miami, New York Jats, Minnesota, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Carolina, Dallas, Washington, Seattle, Oakland, San Diego, Detroit, and San Francisco with various start times.
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College basketball scores from Monday AP report East to Far West
EAST Pittsburgh over Carnegie-Mellon 39 to 71 St. Joseph’s past DePaul 71 to 58 SOUTH Charleston Southern 47 Furman 57 College of Charleston 68 Elon 59 Grambling State 68 SE Louisiana 67 Liberty 69 Hampton 42 Louisville 65 Wright State 57 McNeese State 97 Prairie View 75 Middle Tennessee 94 Belmont 75 Samford 93 Bethel Tennessee 48 Southern University 110 Loyola New Orleans 67 Winthrop 73 Georgia State 64 MIDWEST Creighton 63 Bethune-Cookman 57 Elmhurst 56 EtHinals 80 Elmhurst 56 Marquette 44 Coastal Carolina 42 Purdue 75 Tenn-Martin 45 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma State 84 Alcorn State 72 South Alabama 84 Centenary 73 Stephen F. Austin 94 Houston Baptist 67 FAR WEST Northern Arizona 82 Southern Utah 79 Oregon 99 Nevada 79
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Baseball Transactions From The Associated Press
In major leagues the Orioles agreed to terms with Shawn Baskie on a one year deal. The Indians acquired Trenidad Hubbard from the Giants for Joe Roa to complete the Matt Williams trade. The Royals agreed to terms with Bob Scanlan for one year and Scott Cooper on a minor league deal. The Mariners agreed to terms with Lou Fraziar for a year and signed Dan Rehrmeier and Bill Wertz to minor league contracts. The Rangers agreed to terms with John Wetteland for four years. The Cardinals traded Cory Bailey to the Rangers for David Chavarria and a player to be named. The Giants agreed to terms with Jim Paola on a two year contract. The Giants acquired Mark Lewis from the Tigers for Jesus Ibuira and Lewis was signed for one year.
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Shawn Baskie
Cleveland Indians
Trenidad Hubbard
San Francisco Giants
Joe Roa
Matt Williams
Kansas City Royals
Bob Scanlan
Scott Cooper
Seattle Mariners
Lou Fraziar
Dan Rehrmeier
Bill Wertz
Texas Rangers
John Wetteland
ST. Louis Cardinals
Cory Bailey
David Chavorria
Jim Paola
Mark Lewis
Detoit Tigers
Jesus Ibuira
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Chiefs' ship may be sinking after loss to Colts
Kansas City stumbles 24 19 as Indianapolis defeats the Chiefs, leaving them 9 6 and facing potential postseason doubt. Benched quarterback Rich Gannon may return, Steve Bono awaiting start. defense struggles on third downs and three costly miscues amplify a painful setback.
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Keith Traylor
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Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer sprains knee on sideline
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer endured a knee sprain after a player crashed into him on the Chiefs sideline during Sundays loss to Indianapolis. He walked with difficulty Monday, noting back trouble and uncertain who struck him while watching a play develop.
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Indianapolis
Sean LaChapelle
Bills stumble home after loss to Dolphins in bid for playoffs
Buffalo falls 16-14 to Miami on the road, extending a three game skid as New England clinches the AFC East. The Bills, now 9-6, must win Sunday at home against Kansas City or rely on other results to secure a wild card with Jacksonville’s fate also tied to their game. Bills veteran Jim Kelly lamented the skid, while Bruce Smith called the slump ridiculous.
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OMS seventh grade girls win tourney at Ottawa University
The Ottawa Middle School seventh grade girls beat Anderson County 53 to 27 to win the OMS Basketball Tournament at Ottawa University, finishing 11 1 with Lindsay Dieterich scoring 17 and Jayme Vance 12. The eighth grade team lost 29 to 27 to Bonner Springs at Ottawa High School, finishing 9 6 led by Michelle Robertson 8 and Jill Garvin 7 points.
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OMS
Anderson County
Ottawa University
Bonner Springs
Ottawa High School
Lind
Sey Dieterich
Jayme Vance
Katie Sheffield
Kathryn Sylvester
Kristin Kay
Sharell Wheeler
Michelle Robertson
Jill Garvin
Tara Boswell
Sara Hinderliter
Heather Fogle
Mariana Lange
Kelly Eye
Nebraska receiver Vedral suspended after drunken driving arrest
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne suspended starting wide receiver Jon Vedral after a drunken driving arrest near Lincoln. Vedral, 22, drove erratically, hit a curb twice, and had BAC above legal limit. He misses the bowl game and Orange Bowl trip pending further legal action.
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Jon Vedral
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Tom Osborne
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Norm Langemach
Cornhuskers
Terrell Farley
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Jayhawks form search panel to replace coach Mason
Kansas athletic director Bob Frederick named eight members to a football coach search committee in Lawrence, including himself and two players from the 1996 squad. The panel aims to pick a successor after Glen Mason left for Minnesota, with a goal of naming a coach by Christmas or New Year’s Day.
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Kansas
Bob Frederick
Jayhawks
Glen Mason
Minnesota
Frederick
Chris Jones
Newton
Jim Moore
Garden City
Sharon Bass
Hadl Eyes KU Coaching Job After Mason Departure
John Hadl, former Kansas star and current associate athletic director, expresses interest in becoming the Jayhawks next football coach. He met with athletic director Bob Frederick after Glen Mason left for Minnesota, and says the discussion was informal. Also eyeing the job are Mason aides Golden Pat Ruel and Mike Hankwitz.
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John Hadl
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Vaughn Cleared for Full-Speed KU Practice
Kansas coach Roy Williams says guard Jacque Vaughn, out since September with a right wrist injury, is cleared for full-speed practice. Doctors have removed restrictions as Vaughn begins easing into drills with no set return date, aiming to start playing early next month depending on progress in practice.
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