Blue Valley Too Much For OHL In ERL Clash
Blue Valley Tigers defeated Ottawa High 70 to 56 as BV led 36 20 at half and held off Ottawa rallies. Kaistra led BV with 19 points while Smith added 15. Mauszycki had 12 points and seven rebounds for OHS before foul time issues hampered late play.
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Mancini Backs Boxing Title Shot Over TV Movie
Ray Mancini passes on a CBS TV role to pursue the World Boxing Association lightweight title rematch with Livingstone Bramble. The bout, to be held at the Lawlor Events Center in Reno, Nev., is set for 15 rounds and will be televised by HBO. Bramble, 24, is a 5-2 favorite after stopping Mancini in 14 rounds last June in Buffalo.
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New Orleans
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Atlantic City
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Vikes Beat Crest 83 44 to Stay Unbeaten in TRL Action
Central Heights dominated Crest 83 to 44 in Three Rivers League play to move to 13-3. Ten Vikings plated 13 or more, led by Steve Andrews and Royce Powelson with 13 and Craig Feuerborn 12. CH outshot 38 to 87 attempts and outrebounded 39-15. Crest shot 35 percent and was led by Tracy Hermreck with 13 as the Lancers fell to 5-4 in league play.
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Kansas prep scores list mixed results across many teams
A long line of high school basketball scores shows Dover 64 over Attica 74 and multiple matchups like Beloit 46 against Beloit St. Johns 55, Garden Plain 71 over Golden Plains 45, Hanover 77 over Haven 64, Hesston 79 over Peabody 53, and Emporia 60 over Gaborone 5, with numerous other local teams including Atwood, St. Francis, Axtell, Bern, and Salina Central recording varied outcomes across the district.
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Moses Found Innocent In Solicitation Trial
Olympic gold medalist Edwin Moses was cleared in a municipal court verdict after a jury found no proof he solicited an undercover officer posing as a prostitute. Moses denied the act and left the scene, while prosecutors contended the evidence showed intent.
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Los Angeles
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Pepperdine University
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Pomona Gals Seen As No 1 Despite Valley Loss
Pomona girls beat Marais des Cygnes Valley 67-32 to reinforce top 3A ranking. Roseann Scott led Pomona with 23 points. Beth Jorgensen added 14 and 10 rebounds. Pomona: 16-1 overall. strong first half, fourth-quarter surge. MCCY missing two starters. JV girls won 38-29. Pomona hosts Central Heights next in Three Rivers League action.
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Marais Des Cygnes
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Beth Jorgensen
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Indians
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Indian Boys Stuck In Narrow Lost At Pomona
Pomona fell 65 63 in overtime as Marais des Cygnes Valley edged the Indians in a non league boys game. Pomona led by six at halftime but faded late as MdCV rallied with key shots and the Indians dropped a third straight loss in a tough week. Tim and Cheryl Leakey were named King and Queen of Courts at halftime.
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