Weekend College Basketball Scores Recap
Across regions top stories include La Salle 76 over George Washington 70 and Maryland 91 over Missouri 72. Notable upsets and close finishes feature Illinois State 70 over Evansville 69 and St. John’s 78 defeating Seton Hall 73 with multiple games sprinkled through Saturday and Sunday across major conferences.
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White Sox and Marlins reach one year deals in baseball roundup
In baseball transactions the Chicago White Sox agreed to terms with pitchers Luis Andujar James Baldwin Matt Karchner Brian Keyser Scott Ruffcorn Bill Simas Mike Sirotka and Larry Thomas and infielders Doug Brady and Ray Durham on one year contracts. The Florida Marlins agreed with pitchers Pat Rapp Yorkis Perez Wilson Heredia Terry Mathews and with catcher Bob Natal and outfielder Jesus Tavarez on one year deals. Dodgers signed Chan Ho Park and Ken Huckaby. In football the Jacksonville Jaguars signed defensive end Alonzo Spellman and offensive tackle Aeon Searcy to five year terms. The Washington Red Skins re signed Henry Eljard and Marc Boutte.
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Poe High sends 10 to state wrestling meet
ITTSBURG The Poe High School wrestling team qualified the most wrestlers for the state tournament in its history, placing 10 in the top four at regionals. Ottawa took third as a team with 136 points, Ark City won, and Winfield was second. Regional champions were Justin Altic 103 pounds and Brett Bellinger 275. Other state qualifiers included Dawson Grant, Chuck Wells, Jason Betts, Ray Wolken, Reid Harmon, and several others who earned fourths or thirds to advance.
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Viking girls surge past Pomona 51 to 25 in makeup game
Central Heights opened with a 24-3 run and led 38-9 at halftime to beat Pomona 51-25. Katie Tooley led the Vikings with 18 points, while Ashley Robinson had 8 for Pomona. Coach Royce Powelson praised lockdown defense and strong first half play.
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Ottawa Braves rally to beat Bethel 62 59 in defensive win
Ottawa University the Braves edged Bethel 62 59 as they showcased championship level defense holding Bethel to 34 percent shooting. Coach Andy Carrier praised the effort noting the victory fuels playoff chances as OU moves to 11 14 and hosts Tabor in a potential ECAC first round with KW a possible home game scenario shaping up by Tuesday. Brandt Miller hit a key three and OU opened the second half strong after a 29 26 halftime deficit.
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Lady Braves rout Bethel 78 62 in KCAC clash
OU Lady Braves sprint to a 78-62 victory over Bethel to move to 15-10 overall and 10-5 in the KCAC. Coach Jill Rector praised team cohesion as Cindy Hull and Candie Lindley combined for efficient interior scoring. Hull led with 16 points as McMillen posted a career high 13 and helped OU edge Bethel in transition.
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Kansas tightens grip on Big Eight with ISU win
No. 5 Kansas rode a team surge led by Jacque Vaughn after a midseason skid, beating Iowa State 61-50 to stay atop the Big Eight as Missouri struggles against Maryland. Kansas meets Nebraska next as Roy Williams vents after a rough first half versus Colorado.
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