College Basketball and Regional Girls Games Listed
Ottawa at Kansas Wesleyan men at 7 30 sharp in a college basketball slate. Madison hosts MdCV and Waverly at 6 and 7 30 with Williamsburg and Madison girls teams in action. Other games include Wellsville at Spring Hill and a small state Wi tournament in Wichita Friday morning schedules.
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College Basketball Scores From Wednesday
The Associated Press reports scores across regions. Colgate beat Army 88 to 73 while George Washington won 84 to 72 over Duquesne. West Virginia topped Boston College 108 to 89. Auburn defeated Mississippi 69 to 61 and Georgia beat Vanderbilt 77 to 68. Georgia Tech beat Virginia 84 to 75. Mississippi State won 88 to 77 over LSU. South Carolina edged Florida 80 to 75. Tennessee beat Arkansas 66 to 59. Wake Forest defeated Clemson 68 to 48. Ball State 73 over Bowling Green 60. Bradley 73 topped Evansville 58. DePaul 79 over Loyola 65. Illinois State 69 over Tulea 64. Indiana State 94 over Southern Illinois 80. Michigan State 83 over Town 47. Kansas State 69 beat Missouri 64. Kent State 75 defeated Central Michigan 53. Miami Ohio 75 over Western Michigan 6. Minnesota 60 over Ohio State 57. Northern Iowa 87 beat Creighton 73. Northwestern 82 over Wisconsin 71. Providence 73 defeated Notre Dame 72. St Louis 91 over Tennessee Martin 65. Western Michigan 54 over Ohio U. St. Southwest results include Houston 79 over Texas A&M 15.
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Sports Transactions Roundup of MLB NBA and NFL Moves
Oakland Athletics agreed to one year deals with Mark Acre Don Weingert Tony Batista Jose Herrera and Allen Battle. Yankees agreed with Jim Meck for one year and Dwight Gooden contract purchased from Columbus. Rockies signed Lance Painter. Cardinals inked Manuel Aybar Cory Bailey Alan Benes Eric Ludwick Tripp Cromer Ray Holbert John Mabry Mark Sweeney Dmitri Young and Terry Bradshaw to one year deals. Pacers activated Dwayne Schintzius. Magic activated David Vaughn. Kings placed Michael Smith on injured list and activated Byron Houston. Cardinals and Panthers staff moves. Bears sign Bryan Cox. Bengals re signed Erik Wilhelm. Colts sign Jay Leeuwenburg.
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Mark Acre
Don Weingert
Tony Batista
Jose Herrera
Allen Battle
NEW York Yankees
Jim Meck
Dwight Gooden
Columbus
Colorado Rockies
Lance Painter
ST. Louis Cardinals
Manuel Aybar
Cory Bailey
Alan Benes
Eric Ludwick
Tripp Cromer
Ray Holbert
John Mabry
Mark Sweeney
Dmitri Young
Terry Bradshaw
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Indiana Pacers
Dwayne Schintzius
Orlando Magic
David Vaughn
Sacramento Kings
Michael Smith
Byron Houston
National Football League
Arizona Cardinals
Bob Ferguson
Carolina Panthers
Ted Gill
Chicago Bears
Bryan Cox
Cincinnati Bengals
Erik Wilhelm
Swartzendruber carries Kansas State past Missouri in late win
Aaron Swartzendruber, a 6-foot-2 sophomore, scored a career high 24 points and grabbed six rebounds to lift Kansas State to a 69-64 victory over Missouri. The Wildcats, slowed by injuries, snapped a three-game Big Eight skid and beat Missouri for the first time in eight tries.
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Ottawa wrestlers chase school record at state tournament
Ottawa coach Bob Boldra sends a rallying message as 10 wrestlers head to Wichita state meet. The Cyclones aim to surpass the school best of three state placers, with regional champions Justin Altic and Brett Bellinger seen as best bets to break the dry spell.
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Brett Bellinger
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Eight inductees selected for Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
Kansas will honor eight athletes at a Friday ceremony in the State Capitol Building. Inductees include Ernie Barrett and Bob Boozer of Kansas State, Nolan Cromwell of Ransom, Alex Francis of Fort Hays State, Clyde Lovellette and Danny Manning of Kansas, Sandra Myers Echarri of Little River, and Dean Smith of North Carolina. The hall will move to Abilene this year with Graves delivering remarks.
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Nolan Cromwell
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Little River
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Emporia
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Ottawa Highs Final Game Seeks Top Seed, 14th Win
Ottawa High School faces Ward at Kansas City Kansas Community College in a regular season finale that could give the Redhawks a 14th win, tied for the top seed with St Thomas Aquinas if Ottawa wins and finishes strong in the Huron League. Coach David Grover says the team aims to break barriers and push toward state, with key threats in Casady Fuller Pelton Templeton and Prentice, though Casady is banged up.
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Veteran coach reaches 300th win at Baldwin stint
Herald Star notes the veteran coach earned his 300th victory last week after 19 seasons guiding Baldwin. The report lists multiple players across communities including Jerrica Miller Amy Feuer Ann Martin Mary Denning Katie Tooley Janna Dunbar Jennifer Ginger Kate DeBaun Julie Jennings Jan Pery Amy Hoffsommer Jessica Cole Theresa Drumm Emily Bloss Lacey Breithaupt Brandy Weeks JoEllen Mathias Sabrina Norton across Anderson County Baldwin Central Heights Osage City Ottawa Pomona Wel lsville Williamsburg with no further context.
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Amy Feuerborn
Ann Martin
Mary Denning
Central Heights
Katie Tooley
Janna Dunbar
Jennifer Ginger
Osage City
Kate DeBaun
Julie Jennings
Ottawa
Jan Pery
Pomona
Amy Hoffsommer
Waverly
Jessica Cole
Theresa Drumm
Wellsville
Emily Bloss
Lacey Breithaupt
Brandy Weeks
Williamsburg
JoEllen Mathias
Sabrina Norton
Lyndon Upsets in OT as Player Notches 29 Points
Lyndon star scores a career high of 29 to fuel an overtime victory. Lyndon coach Nick Dawson credits the player for strong shooting all season and rebounding lately as teammates from Central Heights Baldwin MdCV Ottawa Pomona Wellsville Williamsburg are noted in the coverage.
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Nick Dawson
Anderson County
Hank Doering
Dennis Hermreck
Baldwin
Jay Brooks
Nathan Sudja
Central Heights
Josh Imel
George Wuertz
Doug Shoup
Kelly Johnson
Derek Butts
Ottawa
Jeff Pelton
Josh Turner
Justin Altic
Brett Bellinger
Pomona
Ben Watts
Wellsville
Jimmy Bellinger
Bryan Dorsey
Williamsburg
Ben Evans
Eric Gomez
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