Multi conference scores and league signings across college and pro
College basketball results list East West and Midwest games with numerous team scores including East region routs like Connecticut over Providence in OT and George Washington defeating Hartford. Also notes Midwest and Southwest standings, with final totals and top team performances, plus major league signings and contracts for Molitor Dagamond Hill and Lonnie Smith across several clubs.
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Eastamerican U
Navy
Colgate
Hamilton
Connecticut
Providence
Delaware
St. Mary's
George Washington
Hartford
Rider
Baltimore County
Robert Morrin
Marist
South Bethune-Cookman
Md.b. Shores
E. Kentucky
Tennessee St
Florida
A&m
Delaware St
Grambling St
Prairie View
Yackton St
Alcom St
Dl-Chicago
N. Iowa
Towa St
Loyels
Miami
Ohio
Davidson
Purchas
Indiana
Missouri St
Cleveland St
Wichita
S. Clinois
Wis
Gireen Bay
W. Ciinois
Wisconsin
Marquess
Youngstown
Chicago St
Nichola St
Stephen F.austin
Far West
Long Beach St
Fuller St
Maryland
Southern Cal
Utah St
Fremo St
Arbitration clogs baseball talks
Major league negotiators clash over salary arbitration eligibility with the owners offering a 75 percent cap. The players seek two years of service for arbitration, down from three, arguing for earlier access. Donald Fehr questions current terms while Paul Molitor and Milwaukee Brewers settle a three year deal avoiding arbitration.
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Ben Walker
New York
Chuck O’connor
Paul Molitor
Eisenreich Signs One Year Royals Pact Before Hearing
Outfielder Jim Eisenreich agreed to a one year 475000 contract with the Kansas City Royals about 30 minutes before his arbitration hearing in New York. He had batted .218 in 1988 and was sent to Omaha, but 1989 saw him play all three outfield positions and lead the Royals with a .293 average 22 doubles and 27 steals. Royals manager John Wathan noted Eisenreich had the edge for center field over Willie Wilson after his strong season.
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Kansas City
Jim Eisenreich
Kansas City Royals
New York
Florida
Omaha
Bo Jackson
Danny Tartabull
Eisenreich
Royals
John
Braves cling to playoff hopes in final week
Ottawa University men's basketball eyes an NAIA District 10 bid as it hosts Tabor College to start a critical final week. OU must win three straight and rely on conference outcomes, with Friends and Bethany leading the standings and likely securing two of the three playoff spots.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa University
James
Buster
Douglas
Mike Tyson
Las Vegas
Seraaily
Youlin
Braves
Tabor College
Kansas
Friends
Bethany
Tabor
Bluejays
Ottawa
Sterling
Danny Holmes
David Walker
Darnell Johnson
Hill
SEK Basketball Schedule Drives Tuesday Lineup
SEK games Tuesday February 20 include Pittsburg at Ottawa and Labette County at Coffeyville with 6:30 and 8 p.m. starts. Sterling visits Bethany at 6 and 8 p.m. as Ottawa and Sterling chase a late ECAC seed. Ottawa coach Steve Hill notes playoff stakes as teams juggle spots with two results looming. Ottawa High hosts Pittsburg High in a Southeast Kansas League doubleheader with girls at 6:30 and boys at 8.
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Pittsburg
Ottawa
Labelle County
Coffeyville
Lola
Fort Scott
Independence
Chanute
Parsons
Columbus
St. Mary of the Plains
Friends
Bethel
McPherson
Williamsburg
Olpe
Louisburg
Wellsville
Romina
Jayhawke Linn
Baldwin
Topeka-Hayden
P.m
Lyndon
Yates Center
Lady Bluejays
Lady Braves
Ottawa University
Ottawa High Cyclones
Pittsburg High
OHL
Purple Dragon
Cyclone
OHS
Steroid scandal hits South Carolina football program
AP report details steroid use among Gamecocks from 1983 to 1987. Two assistant coaches paid for steroids with their wallets on four occasions. The five volume file notes six possible rules violations and widespread player experimentation. Names of those involved were redacted.
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Rick Scoppe
Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
NCAA
Associated Press
King Dixon
Gamecocks
Tommy Chaikin
Chaikin
Lemieux May Miss Rest Of Season For Penguins
Pittsburgh doctors fear back surgery could end Mario Lemieux’s career and have ordered four to six weeks of treatment and therapy. The NHL scoring leader’s streak was halted at 46 games by a painful herniated disc aggravated by arthritis-like condition. Surgery is said to be last resort, with a playoff return hoped if therapy works.
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Pittsburgh
Mario Lemieux
NHL
Charles Burke
Penguins
Lemieux
Burke
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