Big Eight Scores Feature Varied College Results
AP reports wide college hoops scores: Clinions 84, Missouri 81. Oklahoma State 91, Jacksonville 58. Duke 103, Harvard 61. California 121, U. S. International 97. Oregon State 78, Memphis State 74. Stanford 117, UC Irvine 87. Also local news: Ottawa Middle School teams beat Iola 22-17 and 31-26 as eighth graders and junior highs prepare for upcoming tournaments. Jeff Conine named minor leaguer of the year in Kansas City Royals system. Jimmye Laycock declines Boston College job to stay at William and Mary.
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Katie Gibson
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Jeff Conine
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Murphy's Law Hits Ottawa Braves In Rough Start
Ottawa University basketball opens 1-7 as head coach Andy Carrier endures a tough start. Key players depart or are suspended, while fights mar a win over Sterling. Addition of Todd Schultze offers hope after holiday break as OU seeks momentum.
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Andy Carrier
Braves
Baker University
Craig LeBlanc
LeBlanc
Marine Reserve
Tabor
Jone
Sterling
Lewis Smith
Leon Rucker
Kansas
Carrier
Benedictine
Ottawa
Carer
Todd Schultze
Schultze
Rucker
Smith
Jeff Atkins
Rodney White
Dan Chapin
Wil Winton
Four Chiefs to Pro Bowl
Kansas City place kicker Nick Lowery and three Chiefs defenders made the AFC Pro Bowl roster, while teammates John Alt and Neil Smith felt slighted. Alt, seeking a first or second nod, missed to Munoz, Armstrong, and Webb. Smith lost to Bruce Smith, Towns end, and Jeff Cross, as Lowery celebrated becoming a two time Pro Bowler and league scoring leader.
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Neil Smith
Iain Lowery
Derrick Thomas
Albert Lewis
Kevin Ross
Honolulu
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Anthony Munoz
Cincinnati
Bruce Armstrong
New England
Richmond Webb
Miami
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Bruce Smith
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Greg Townsend
Los Angeles Raiders
Jeff Cross
New York
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Warren Moen
Houston
Thurmen
Thomas Suffalo
Marlon Butta
San Diego
Andre Reed
Anthony Miller
Rodney Holman
Bruce Matthews
Mike Munchak
Kent Hull Buffalo
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Michiel Dean Perry Claval
Leslie O'Neal
John
Bo Jackson earns Pro Bowl bid in two sports
Bo Jackson is named to the Pro Bowl in football, the only athlete ever selected in two major pro sports. The selection places him among stars like Lawrence Taylor, Joe Montana, Anthony Munoz, and Jerry Rice, with Raiders coach Art Shell noting similarities to Jim Brown. Jackson's NFL season followed his baseball year, totaling 605 yards in 97 carries across eight games.
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Joe Montana
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Berry Sanders
Detroit
Neil Anderson
Chicago
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Andre Rison Atanta
Keith Jackson
Philadelphia
Randall McDaniel
Minnesota
Mark Bortz
Jim Lachey
Washington
Duckle Slater
LA Rams
Dey Hilgenburg
Reggie White
Chris Coleman
Jerome Brown
Sharles Haley
Lawrence Taylor
NY Giants
Pepper Johnson
Mike Singletary
Darrell Green
Carl
Dave Goldberg
New York
Bo Jackson
Jackson
NFL
Anthony Munoz
Los Angeles Raiders
Art Shell
Jim Brown
Taylor
New York Giants
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Pacers fire Versace name Bob Hill coach
Indiana Pacers fire head coach Dick Versace after a 9-16 start and an overtime loss to Washington. Assistant Bob Hill is named interim coach as Hill returns from duties as a Pacers assistant. Versace had joined in 1989 and posted a 22-31 final season record with Indiana.
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Bob Hill
Pacers
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Versace
NBA
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Washington Bullets
Hill
George Irvine
Indiana
Columbus
Ohio
Heights enters rankings in KBCA Class 3A poll
The Central Heights boys move into the Hardee’s Kansas Basketball Coaches Association rankings, listed 10th in Class 3A with a 4-1 record. Osage City girls sit 2nd at 7-0 in Class 3A. Fort Scott and Labette County appear in Class 5A, while Hillsboro, Cheney and others top Class 3A, and numerous teams are listed across classes with multiple area teams noted.
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Hardee's
Kansas’ Basketball Coaches Association
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Osage City
Nemaha Valley
Fort Scott
Valley Center
KC Harmon
McPherson
Labette County
Hardee
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Andale
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Cheney
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Halstead
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Chase County
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Lakin
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LaCrosse
Troy
Leati
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Lebo
Uniontown
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