Baldwin Bulldogs Rally Past Ottawa Cyclones In Close Grain
Ottawa kept it tight late but Baldwin grabbed a 43 40 lead as Emily Brown scored a crucial layup with 26 seconds left. Kathryn Sylvester missed a late free throw and Jayme Vance split two to keep Ottawa within one before time expired. Lindsey Dieterich led Ottawa with 21 points but Baldwin’s defense sealed the win.
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McCullough
Ottawa
Liz Burks
Baldwin
Casey Millstein
Bulldogs
Kathryn Sylvester
Cyclone
Emily Brown
Cyclones
Jayme Vance
Vance
Ann Skaggs
Lindsey Dieterich
Katie
Sheffield
Brown
Colleen Kivett
Skaggs
Joanna Mills
Allie Daniels
Kristin Kay
Eudora Holds Off Wellsville In Girls Basketball
Eudora edged Wellsville 35 31 after a slow start as Wellsville led at halftime. Jessica Clay led Wellsville with 16 points while Eudora players Bryant Abel Hime Krael and Smith contributed across the scoring ledger.
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Wellsville
Eagles
Eudora
Jessica Clay
Bryant
Abel
Hime
Krael
Smith
Woodward
Wallsville
Caruthers
Clay
Anderson
Patton
Roecker
Lyndon
Williamsburg
Wellsville battles through rough night in 61 57 win
Wellsville Eagles frustrated by 22 turnovers in the pre holiday slate but freshman edged Eudora 61 57. Ryan Oshel led Wellsville with 14 points while Tim Shields added 13 with five rebounds and steals. Eudora edged Wellsville 36 30 in the junior varsity contest as Lance Green and Mark Samsel each had five points. Lyndon overpowered Williamsburg 64 46 with Lyndon holding a 34 19 second and third quarter run led by Jeremy Branson and Tim Cox scoring for Lyndon. Williamsburg’s Scott Driver led with 18 points as Lyndon and Williamsburg split late.
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Hallie Lee
Jamie Spiker
Jamie Schmitz
Lyndon
Osburn
Richmond
Fredeison
Schmitz
Worthing
Mitchell
Hirt
Meyer
Davis
Dlugosh
Deterding
Eagles
Wellsville
Eagle
Chuck Rutledge
Ryan Oshel
Tim Shields
Seth Buckley
Zach Pearce
Eudora
Lance Green
Mark Samsel
Rutledge
Powers
Fisher
Cleveland
Tyler
Hinman
Wallsville
Lawyer
Jamison
Wright
Hoehn
Roacker
Flett
Coenen
Panthers
Chris Hassler
Hassler
Scott Driver
Jeremy Branson
Tim Cox
Loveless
Bilyeu
Troutman
Nevendorf
Cox
Tevis
Knoernschild
Neilson
Slover
Ellis
Wadkins
Ferguson
Driver
Branson
Rollond
Cowboys open Gallagher-Iba with backboard shattering dunk
Oklahoma State defender Jason Keep, weighing 280 pounds, punctuated the arena’s reopening with a backboard shattering dunk at 43 seconds remaining in a 70-60 victory over Rock. The Cowboys led 66-58 when a Trojan turnover at the top of the key led to the play as students rushed the court to gather glass cubes scattered across the floor.
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Stillwater
Okla
Jason Keep
Oklahoma State
Gallagher-Iba
Areorar Tite Rock
Cowboys
Keep
Trojan
Lipinski faces major career decision
Olympic figure skating champion Tara Lipinski confronted a life altering choice after a torn hip cartilage required surgery. Doctors warned skating without surgery could end her career, but the 18 year old faced a long rehab and delayed return to the ice while stars on ice rehearsals loomed. Lipinski aimed to be ready for the December tour opener in Greensboro North Carolina.
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New York
Tara Lipinski
Lipinski
Disney World
Marc Philippon
Florida
Greg Norman
Steve Elkington
Miami Dolphins
Jay Fiedler
Philippon
Tara
Elkington
Houston
Scott Hamilton
Kristi Yamaguchi
Kurt Browning
Hamilton
Scott
Greensboro
N.C
Patriots suspend Ty Law for final game
Patriots cornerback Ty Law was suspended for the season-ending game against the Dolphins after being found with Ecstasy at the Canadian border. Law, claiming the bag belonged to a relative, apologized and offered to take a drug test. Teammates urged accountability as Belichick declined to detail reasons.
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Foxboro
Mass
New England Patriots
Ty Law
Miami
Bill Belichick
Terry Glenn
Troy Brown
Belichick
NFL
Greg Aiello
Patriots
Buffalo
Law
Brown
Glenn
Stacey James
U.S
Mark MacVittie
Customs Service
Tania Edwards
MacVittie
Foxboro Stadium
Bob Kraft
New England
Ted Johnson
Kansas City to host World Cup qualifier April 25
United States will play a 2002 World Cup qualifier at Arrowhead Stadium on April 25 against Costa Rica or Guatemala. It is KC’s first home qualifier in 33 years, part of a six team final round that includes Mexico Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Chicago
United States
Arrowhead Stadium
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Kansas City
Wizards
Mexico
Columbus
Ohio
Honduras
Arrowhead
Miami
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
Caribbean
Japan
South Korea
Lamar Hunt
Clark
Hunt
U.S
Bermuda
Finland
Canada
Tony Meola
Chris Klein
Lamar
Clark Hunt
Meola
Broncos move Bucky the horse to new stadium
Mile High Stadium torn down and the 1600 pound fiberglass horse Bucky will be relocated to the Broncos new stadium, opening August 25. Created by the Alpine California shop Fiber Glass Menagerie, the statue will join the team at the south stands amid delayed move date.
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Denver
Broncos
Mile High Stadium
Metropolitan Football Stadium
Bucky
Rocky Mountain West
Denver Broncos
Matt Sugar
Jim
Mildred Rorie
Alpine
Calif
Fiber Glass Menagerie
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Rogers
Doug Arp
Arp
Denver Bears
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