Ottawa Girls Rally to Beat Bonner Springs 40-33 in Opener
Ottawa used a late fourth quarter surge to hold off Bonner Springs 40-33. Lindsey Dieterich led Ottawa with 13 points, including four in 10 seconds, as Liz Burks sealed it with free throws. Ottawa improves to 7-2 while Bonner Springs remains winless in district play.
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Baldwin wrestlers sweep Osawatomie and Prairie View
Baldwin High rolled to two dual wins here Tuesday defeating Osawatomie 46-24 and Prairie View 56-18. The Bulldogs had six pins vs Prairie View and two vs Osawatomie as seven of the last eight matches against Osawatomie went Baldwin’s way.
Youngest Rush stars in debut for Westport Kansas City
Brandon Rush, 6-foot-6 sophomore forward and younger brother of Kareem and JaRon Rush, debuted for Kansas City Westport with 18 points in a 61-48 win over Lincoln Prep after transferring and grading delays. He came off the bench in the first quarter and delivered a 15-4 run, including a length-of-court dunk.
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Baseball contraction postponed to 2003 after court ruling
MLB will not cut teams for 2002. Bud Selig scaled back plans to eliminate the Minnesota Twins and Montreal Expos this season amid court rulings. Expos face sale and possible move. Twins lease at the Metrodome looms large. Labor dispute with the players continues as arbitration nears.
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Patriots Celebrate Super Bowl Title in Boston Parade
New England fans filled Boston streets and City Hall Plaza to salute the Patriots after a 2017 Super Bowl win over the St. Louis Rams. Players and coach Bill Belichick celebrated as fans chanted “We’re No. 1” while Brady signed autographs and fans held flags.
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