High School and College Sports Schedule Summary
Upcoming Tuesday features high school games: Anderson Co at Spring Hill, Baldwin at Schlagle, Central Heights at Osage City, Mission Valley at Lyndon, Williamsburg at Md CV, Banner at Ottawa, Crest at Waverly, Wellsville at Gardner with Northern Heights at Wellsville in boys. Thursday college events run 6 8 p.m. Southwestern at Ottawa, Baker at Benedictine, Gardner at Baldwin, MdCV at Valley Falls. Wrestling note: Central Heights of Burlingame.
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Anderson Co
Spring Hill
Baldwin
Schlagle
Central Heights
Osage City
Mission Valley
Lyndon
College Basketball Scores From Monday AP East to Far West
Associated Press roundup lists results by region. Upsets and decisive wins include American U over William and Mary 77 62 and Lafayette over Albany 90 70 in the East, plus Arkansas Pine Bluff over Alcorn 85 73. West region highlights Craighton 78 Colorado St 67.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Georgia St
W. Carolina
Furman
Wolford
VMI
Midwest Kent
Marshall
Toledo
Bowling Green
Southwest
Arkansas St
Denver
Jackson St
Prairis View
Oklahoma
Various MLB, NBA, NFL notes from Monday transactions
Baseball moves include TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS adding LHPs Belitz Morris Reitsma Sparks, and infielders Sandberg and Sanchez on one year deals. HOUSTON ASTROS sign OF Cedeno. NY Mets claim INF Lamb off Rays waivers. Giants promote Revetria to sales director. NBA fines hit Cavaliers Kemp and Nuggets Von Exel Issel for conduct Feb 5. Bucks waive Workman. Rafer Alston activated. NFL moves name several coaches across teams including Falcons Browns Packers Dolphins Saints Giants Rams 49ers. Haley retires with 49ers. Ray Brown extension. Hockey recall/roster changes across Sabres Canadiens Islanders and related AHL calls.
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Waseball
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Todd Belitz
Jim Morris
Chris Reitsma
Jeff Sparks
Jared Sandberg
Alex Sanchez
Houston Astros
Roger Cedeno
NEW York Mets
David Lamb
Philadelphia Phillies
Paul Byrd
SAN Francisco Giants
Stephen Revetria
Basketball
National Basketball Association
NBA
Cleveland Cavaliers
Shawn Kemp
Atlanta Hawks
Denver Nuggets
Nick von Exel
Dan Issel
Minnesota Timberwolves
Milwaukee Bucks
Heywoode Workman
Rafer Alston
National Football League
Atlanta Falcons
Greg Brown
Chicago Bears
Edgar Bannett
Green Bay Packers
Frank Novak
Miami Dolphins
Mike Shule
Judd Garrett
NEW Orleans Saints
Bobby April
John Bunting
NEW York Giants
Sean Payton
Jim Skipper
Frank Ferrara
Scott Kiernan
Reggie Stephens
Tre Thomas
Quincy Coleman
Jomo Cousins
Mark Nori
Bobby Setzer
Anthony Tucker
T. Louis Rams
Mike White
Lynn Stiles
Bobby Jackson
Wilbert Montgomery
Ken Zampese
SAN Francisco 49Ers
DE Charles Haley
Ray Brown
Walved
Morris Anderson
Chad Fann
Steve Stanstrom
Darrell Walker
Chiefs star Derrick Thomas dies after car crash injuries
Derrick Thomas died in Miami at Jackson Memorial Hospital after being paralyzed from a crash January 23. Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt cited an embolism as the cause, while team president Carl Peterson mourned the loss and recalled Thomas as upbeat. Authorities noted Thomas and a passenger were ejected, with Tellis killed and a belt wearer released. Thomas, a nine time Pro Bowl pass rusher, left a legacy in Kansas City and the NFL.
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Derrick Thomas
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Lorraine Nelson
Kansas City Chiefs
Lamar Hunt
Wdaf-Tv
Kansas City
Thomas
Hunt
Carl Peterson
Derrick
Carl
National Football League
Peterson
Michael Tellis
Kan
Tellis
Arrowhead Stadium
Seattle
Vietnam
Thomas Revives Chiefs as Sack Specialist Dies at 33
Kansas City Chiefs star linebacker Derrick Thomas transformed a losing club into a dominant force, helping the team win 100 games in the 1990s before a Jan. 23 car accident claimed his life at age 33. Coaches built defenses around him and he set the single season sack mark by sacking Dave Krieg seven times in 1990.
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Kansas City
Derrick Thomas
Kansas City Chiefs
Gunther Cunningham
Thomas
Seattle
Dave Krieg
Cowboys embarrass Jayhawks in Stillwater rout
Oklahoma State crushed Kansas 86-53 as Roy Williams called the effort the worst in his 400 game coaching career. Biota Mason led the Cowboys with 31 points on 10 of 14 shooting, while Kansas struggled from the field and never recovered after a 25-11 run.
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Stillwater
Okla
Roy Williams
Oklahoma State
Big 12
Williams
Adkins
Mason
Cowboys
Doug Gottlieb
Kansas
Jayhawks
Roy
Eddie Sutton
Kirk Hinrich
Hox
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Joe Adkins
Gottlieb
Hinrich
Kenny Gregory
Zone stifles OU in loss to Tabor
Tabor switched to a zone in the second half to stymie Ottawa, forcing droughts on the Braves and leading to a 75-64 loss in Hillsboro. Ottawa struggled to adjust, missing inside shots and turning over the ball as Tabor built a 46-33 spread and remained ahead most of the second half.
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Tabor
Ottawa
Braves
Carrier
Ryan Eiche
Chris McNaughton
Lady Braves roll past Tabor for 77 to 46 win
Ottawa women sprinted to a 27-8 first half lead and finished strong to rout Tabor 77-46. Eboni Fondren led with 16 points while Katie Teoley added 15 and 9 rebounds. Ottawa forced 38 turnovers, grabbed 19 offensive boards, and totaled 23 steals as Tabor struggled with ball pressure.
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Ottawa
Arabie Conner
Conner
Lady Braves
Tabor
Bluejays
Teri Markin
Eboni Fondren
Katie Teoley
Robin Carmack
Angie Bandstra
Nancy Tooley
Amber Westerman
Southwestern
FGM
FGA
Fim-Fta Tabor
Whitehead
Shearer
Jans
Ross
Lacey
Loewen
Rademacher
Hass
Weinarman
Moore
Markin
Fondren
K. Tooley
N. Tooley
Manning
Bandara
Carmack
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Cory Sarich
Rochester
Edmonton Silene
Daniel Cleary
Hamilton
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Mali Higgins
Phoneto Bashkirov
Quebec
NEW York Islanders
Mike Wat
Vigdimir Chebaturkin
Jagon Krog
Roy Giroux
Lowell
Chiefs
St. Louis
NFL
Marty Schottenheimer
Greg Mast
Hillsboro
Pefcure
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