Tuesday College Basketball Schedule Across Ottawa to Baldwin
A busy Tuesday features Ottawa at Bethel and high school games including Anderson County at Wellsville Paola at Baldwin Yates Center at Central Heights Northern Heights at MdCV Osage City at Lebo Pomona at Eudora Waverly at Michigan Valley Louisburg at Wellsville and Williamsburg at Gridley.
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Michigan Valley
Louisburg
Williamsburg
Gridley
College Basketball Scores From Monday Night By AP
Providence topped Seton Hall 77 to 53. South Alabama beat Alcorn State 87 to 74. Miami defeated St John’s 71 to 69. Southern University won 80 to 76 over Jackson State. Western Kentucky 67 beat New Orleans 59. North Iowa 65 over Creighton 50. Southeast Missouri 89 over Tennessee Tech 73. Valparaiso 87 defeated Northern Illinois 78. Oral Roberts 109 crushed Lindenwood 43.
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Dodgers sign Marrero and Nomo to minor league deals
MLB notes show Los Angeles Dodgers adding first baseman Oreste Marrero and pitchers Hideo Nomo Dennis Moeller James Bruske Miguel Alicea Wayne Edwards to minor league contracts. NBA updates report Golden State resigns Don Nelson. Bob Lanier named coach. Lakers place Cedric Ceballos on injured list and sign Kurt Rambis to a second 10 day deal. Also a feature outlines Hall of Fame eligibility for 500 home run players with Harmon Killebrew Mel Ott Eddie Mathews among examples.
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Guth named OU's fifth NAIA All American qin
Guth, Ottawa University's first NAIA first team All American in 28 years, credited his teammates and coaches for his success after leading the nation with nine interceptions. The senior, who also had 77 tackles and three fumbles, helped OU to a 5 5 season as coach Dave Dallas praised his leadership. Linsner and Kemp earned honorable mention honors for Ottawa.
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Guth Named Ottawa's Fifth First Team NAIA All American
NAIA All American Clint Guth, Ottawa Free Safety, leads the nation with nine interceptions and 77 tackles. He earned KCAC defensive player of the week for a three interception game and 10 tackles in Ottawa's 17 10 win over Bethany, and was a unanimous All KCAC pick.
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Reeves snubbed as Big Eight player of the week vote
Oklahoma State star Bryan Reeves says he deserves Big Eight weekly honors after Julian Winfield of Missouri led with 24 points and 28 rebounds in two games. Sutton argues Reeves leads the league in scoring, rebounding and field goal percentage, yet has not won the award this season.
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Ottawa Cyclones mature in 72-31 rout of Sumner Academy
Ottawa High School powered to a 72-31 win over Sumner Academy as the Cyclones used depth and growing maturity to surge. Seniors Amanda Duncan and Jamie Criqui had contributed heavily earlier, but the team proved its depth with a long run of points after early substitutions. Ottawa improved to 14-4 and 7-1 in the Huron League, continuing a five game streak since the Top Gun loss.
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Anderson County Edges Ottawa In OT At Ottawa Tournament
In the 1995 Ottawa Middle School Tournament tight results defined the day. Anderson County beat Ottawa 63-61 in overtime on Wells Unruh’s buzzer tip-in after Ottawa forced OT with Josh Garcia’s late regulation tip-in. Luke Queen led Ottawa with 28 points as teams battled through two point games and final nine minutes. Anderson County’s Chuck Schuster scored 17, Ryan Rues 10, while Ottawa’s Randy Jackson matched with 17 for the season finish. Wellsville topped Spring Hill 42-29 for third, with Justin Bell contributing 11 and eight rebounds. In seventh grade, Spring Hill beat Ottawa 38-36 for the title. Ottawa finished 8-1 behind Randy Jackson’s 17 and Wellsville 3-9 led by Brad Bloss with 17.
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Josh Garcia
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OMS
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Spring Hill
Wai
Justin Bell
Joel Kracht
Ottawa High School
Randy Jackson
Brad Bloss
Greg Doering
Bulldogs claim runner up in Frontier League meet
Anderson County wrestlers place second in the Frontier League Tournament behind Osawatomie which won with 125 points. The Bulldogs tied Paola for second with 94 points. Gaylon Corley finished second at 112 pounds and four teammates took third: Joe White 112, Ben Coltrane 126, Justin Grosdidier 151, and Steve Henry 134.
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Paola
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Joe White
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Steve Henry
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Anderson County Economist and Morgan Research Group, Ltd
Grogan Honored by Foxboro Rotary for Charity Work
Foxboro Rotary awarded Steve Grogan the Paul Harris Fellow for extensive charitable service across New England. The former Patriots quarterback, 16 NFL seasons, supports groups including Easter Seals Massachusetts Arthritis Foundation and Kennedy-Donovan Center. The foundation he started in 1991 backs education and youth sports, reflecting his grassroots approach to community impact.
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