Patrio Monday College Hoops Ottawa at St Marys 5:30
High school basketball slate features Anderson County at Wellsville 5 p.m. Spring Hill plays Baldwin at 7:30 p.m. Central Heights hosts Prairie View 7:30 p.m. Rossville visits Lyndon 5 p.m. MdCV at Northern Heights 5 p.m. Ottawa faces Sumner 5 p.m. Waverly of Madison 5 p.m. Burlingame at Williamsburg 5 p.m. Sterling travels to Ottawa 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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College Basketball Scores From Sunday AP Roundup
East Canisius 80 Manhattan 67 Harford 85 Hofstra 72 Lafayette 78 Holy Cross 65 Marist 65 Rider 59 Niagara 80 St Peter's 59 Siena 103 Loyola Md 102 St John's 64 Seton Hall 60 St Joseph's 84 Fordham 75 Vermont 70 Drexel 67 South Clemson 78 Florida St 49 N C Charlotte 73 Louisville 68 W Kentucky 88 Pan American 85 Midwest Evansville 76 Indiana St 73 SW Missouri St 97 Illinois St 87 Saint Louis 65 DePaul 41 Southwest Tulsa 78 Fresno St 77.
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Weekend Sports Transactions Snapshot
Yankees agree to terms with Andy Pettitte for one year. Reds sign Ozzie Timmons to a one year deal. Phillies lock Mike Lieberthal to a one year contract. Pirates extend Gene Lamont as manager through 2000. Padres hire Heath Murray for one year and Rob Dibble on a minor league deal. Bengals sign Michael Bankston to a three year deal. Colts trade Jim Harbaugh for draft picks. 49ers add Winfred Tubbs for five years. Oilers sign Yancy Thigpen to five years. Tennessee names Mike Barry as offensive line coach. UCLA reports Caelani McCoy quits. Western Kentucky fires Matt Kilcullen. Ron Brown and Al Seibert to coach rest of season.
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Ottawa High wrestling makes school history with league title
Ottawa High School earned its first league championship in 32 years as the Cyclones went 5-0 in duals to edge Bonner Springs 39-37. Ten wrestlers placed in the tournament, tying a school record, with Dawson Grant becoming the only Cyclone to win four straight league titles.
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Asbury Frustrated by KSU Performance in Loss to Kansas
Kansas State fell 73-58 to No. 4 Kansas, ending the Wildcats home winning streak. Coach Tom Asbury criticized the second half and noted only two offensive rebounds after the break while Raef LaFrentz led Kansas with 24 points. Kansas tied for the Big 12 title potential and Kansas State remained mid-pack in the conference. Other Big 12 results included Iowa State over Colorado and Missouri over Texas A&M.
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Bethany Surges Past Ottawa In Tight NAIA Showdown
Bethany ranked 20th survived early foul trouble and Ottawa's surge to win 74 63 at Wilson Field House. The Lady Swedes used depth and rebounding to pull away 14 2 run after 36 36 tie, led by Holzwarth and Cox while Lindley sparked Ottawa with 14 points. Ottawa drops to 4 21 overall, 3 11 in KCAC, and visits St Marys at 5 30 tonight.
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Swedes Top Ottawa for 85 74 Victory at Bethany
Bethany defeated Ottawa University 85 74 at Wilson Field House as the Swedes built a 20 point lead and held off a late rally. Coach Carrier lamented Ottawa's first half softness and praised Bethany's outside shooting and timely post feeds while noting the squad’s first Ottawa win since the early 1980s.
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