High School Basketball Schedule Highlights This Friday
Anderson County visits Louisburg and Spring Hill travels to Baldwin while Lebo plays Central Heights and London meets Hartford. Rossville hosts Osage City and Ottawa clashes with Sumner Academy as Jayhawk Linn visits Pomona Osawatomie faces Wellsville Crest takes on Williamsburg. College action features Bethany at Ottawa at 6 p.m. at Wilson Field House.
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Lebo
Central Heights
London
Hartford
Rossville
Osage City
Ottawa
Sumner Academy
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Osawatomie
Wellsville
Crest
Williamsburg
Bethany
Wilson Field House
Prep scores Kansas girls basketball results
Results of Thursday night games show Atchison 38 over Turner 33, Baldwin 60 over Gardner 35, Ward 49 over Bonner Springs 48, Blue Valley Northwest 69 over Blue Valley 44, Leavenworth 56 over Olathe East 47, SM South 64 over SM Northwest 52, Spring Hill 48 over Eudora 45, Washington 45 over Schlagle 32.
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National Football League Coaching and Player Moves
Transactions show Jacksonville Jaguars signing Andre Ware Tom McManus and Ivory Dillard. LA Raiders fire Art Shell and name Mike White as coach. Saints appoint Wayne Nunnery as defensive line coach Eagles hire Ray Rhodes as coach. Buccaneers hire Tom Pratt. NHL Devils assign Peter Sidorkiewicz to Fort Wayne for conditioning. Blues recall Denny Felsner and Jeff Batters from Peoria.
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Tom Pratt
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International Hockey League
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Denny Felsner
Jeff Batters
Peoria
Extra points three point shooting in men's college basketball
A historical summary lists shooting percentages from 1989 to 1994 for men’s college basketball three pointers. The sequence shows 37.6 percent in 1989, 36.7 in 1990, 36.1 in 1991, 35.5 in 1992, 35.4 in 1993, and 34.5 in 1994, noted as division level data.
Royals face loss as McRae Appier attract offers
Kansas City Royals may lose two stars as centerfielder Brian McRae and pitcher Kevin Appier reportedly receive lucrative offers from Chicago and Boston. McRae with a 3 year 9 million bid from the Cubs and Appier near a 4 year 17 million deal with the Red Sox, while Royals weigh matching. Restrictions limit action amid payroll cuts and a signing freeze.
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Baldwin girls rout Gardner-Edgerton for second straight win
Baldwin high schools girls basketball routed Gardner-Edgerton 60 to 35, extending their win streak to two. Sophomore Mary Denning scored a career high 29, including 13 in the third quarter, as Baldwin built a 28-13 halftime lead and pulled away with depth and pressure.
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Baseball owners and players pressed for White House resolve
Union leader Donald Fehr said talks with owners showed slow movement toward agreement on non economic issues as President Clinton set a Monday deadline. White House officials urged speedy progress and emphasized the president's demand for resolution. Clinton said he remains hopeful but neutral on progress.
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Ottawa University Men and Women Face Bethany at Wilson Field
OU basketball teams led by senior David Lanning host Bethany at Wilson Field House on Saturday at 6 p.m. The Braves seek to reverse a recent slide after dropping two of three, while the Lady Braves aim to maintain the high intensity seen in Wednesday’s loss to ninth-ranked Friends.
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Wilson Field House
Bulldogs snap Ottawa streak in tight dual
Anderson County defeated Ottawa 35-33 to snap the Ottawa Gig School wrestling team’s four-dual win streak and end Ottawa’s dual season at 7-3. Ottawa’s lineup was bolstered by JV wrestlers due to sickness, with lightweights carrying most of the early success before the heavier weights shifted momentum. Trevor Johnson pinned Justin Grosdidier at 160 pounds to spark a late rally as the Cyclones tried to rebound.
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Ottawa
Anderson County
Bulldogs
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Boldra
Cyclones
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Justin Grosdidier
Andy Lewis
Ottawa Results Show Anderson County Wins Dual Over Ottawa
In a wrestling dual, Anderson County defeated Ottawa 35-33 with key pins and forfeits. Notable results include 100 Robin Tripkos and 206? entries, Jeff Young and Scott Hornbuckle earning forfeit and pinning wins, while Ryan Jung was pinned by Steve Wilper. Ottawa’s Jeff Moore secured a bright spot with a 119 pin over Brad Miller. Ottawa heads to the Huron League Tournament on Feb 11 at Turner.
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Lecaee Eae Pares Wey Wee Aay
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Anderson County
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Ben Push
Turner
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McGElendon signs with Highland Community College football
Pomona senior Prise McClendon, 6-foot 300-pound lineman, signed a letter of intent to play at Highland Community College in northeast Kansas. He spoke of hard work, wins and a dream fulfilled, noting Highland’s need for linemen after a 6-4 season marred by injuries.
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Highland Community College
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St. Joseph, Mo
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