Walker benched from U S bobsled four man squad
Herschel Walker of the Minnesota Vikings was replaced as brakeman on the U S four man bobsled team in La Plagne France by Chris Coleman. Driver Randy Will approved the change saying motive lay with team balance and practice results. Walker and partner Brian Shirmer had placed seventh in the two man event last weekend.
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Wiberg Wins Giant Slalom Gold as Rolfe Takes Silver
Pernilla Wiberg of Sweden wins the women's giant slalom in Albertville with a pair of clean runs finishing 2 12.74. Diana Rolfe of Potsdam New York earns her second Olympic silver after a comeback from ninth on the first run tying Austria's Anita Wachter for the medal.
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Italian skier Tombagnoni aims for gold in Meribel finals
U S hockey in final four do now is cry. The Roc de Fer course at Meribel saw tears among top skiers as Deborah Compagnoni, once linked with Alberto Tomba, dreams of double gold after upsetting top seeds. Continued on page 5.
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Burg girls edge past Gridley in close setback loss
Williamsburg dominates rebounding with 44 to 21 as Williamsburg tops Gridley 60 to 42. Amy Hermreck leads with 14 points and 10 rebounds, Lori White adds 10, while Gridley’s Cassie Yates scores 16 and Amy Otto 13. Williamsburg improves to 11-8. Gridley stays winless at 0-16.
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Gridley tops Williamsburg in tough rematch
Williams burg coach Brian Olsen praised his club after a 62 to 44 loss to Gridley. Chet Hermreck led Williamsburg with 10 points and nine rebounds while Ryan Edgecomb and Gene Stinebaugh added nine each as the Panthers fought harder than in their previous meeting. Williamsburg will host Pleasanton to close the regular season.
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Wellsville Overcomes Slow Start To Beat Louisburg
Wellsville Eagles, now 9-8, surged from a 35-25 halftime deficit with a 22-2 third quarter run to defeat Louisburg 67-51. Brent Dorsey led Wellsville with 20 points and nine rebounds while Travis Coffey added 11 and Scott Dwyer 10. Louisburg shot well early but managed only seven of 28 in the second half as Wellsville pulled away.
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Central Heights boys rout Yates Center 70 to 56 in league clash
despite illness sidelining top scorer, Central Heights led 27 6 after first period and extended the edge to 43 19 at halftime. Rusty Cannady scored 25 with seven steals, Paul Snow added 17 and six assists, while Imel contributed 11. Yates Center kept within reach late as CH shuffled players. Neodesha visits Friday for King and Queen of Courts events.
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Red-hot Pomona routs Eudora in non league clash
Pomona Highboys hit 61 percent from the floor and outre bounded Eudora 35-19 on the way to an 83-49 victory. The Indians shot 36 of 59 while holding the Cards to 14 of 50. Coach David Clayton called it their best team game in a long time.
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