Tuesday and Wednesday High School and College Schedule
Tuesday games include Anderson County at Iola 5 p.m Ottawa at Baldwin 5 30 p.m Burlingame of Lyndon 5 p.m MdCV at Waverly 5 p.m Marmaten Valley at Pomona 5 p.m Wellsville at Eudora 5 p.m. Wednesday Ottawa at Avile 5 30 p.m High School wrestling Ottawa at Blue Vallay Stiwall 5 30 p.m.
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Anderson County
Iola
Ottawa
Baldwin
Burlingame
Lyndon
Mdcv
Waverly
Marmaten Valley
Pomona
Wellsville
Eudora
Avile
Blue Vallay
AP Scores Highlight Busy College Basketball Monday
East Carolina edged by American University 74 63 while Dartmouth beat Harvard 57 53. Iona topped Providence 68 62 and St Francis NY defeated Wagner 77 43. West Virginia downed Georgetown 81 70 as Yale beat Swarthmore 75 51. Across regions numerous results featured UT Dallas-style upsets and close margins.
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American U
East Carolina
Dartmouth
Harvard
Fairleigh Dickinson
St. Francis
Iona
Providence
Rider
Canisiva
Robert Morris
Cent. Conn. St
Wagner
West Virginia
Georgetown
Yale
Swarthmore
South Ark
Pine Bluff
Miss. Valley St
Buffalo
Embry Riddle
Campbell
Centenary
Citadel
Davidson
Coll. of Charleston
Troy St
Delaware
Delaware St
E. Illinois
Morehead St
Kentucky
Missouri
Fla. International
Samford
Florida
Jacksonv
Furman
E. T. Iso
George Mason
N.c.wilmington
Georgia St
Howard U
Florida Arm
McNeese St
Louisiana
Middle Ten
Kent
Bowling Green
Cent
Michigan
Cleveland
Wis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Youngstown
Chicago St
Southwest Ark
Title Rock
Pan American
Arkansas
Baseball and NBA and NFL transaction round up
The Detroit Tigers agreed to terms with pitcher Doug Brocall for two years and Scott Sanders for one year. The Kansas City Royals signed Brian Barber to a minor league deal. The Toronto Blue Jays agreed to terms with Jacob Brumfield and Jeff Petzke on minor league contracts. The New York Mets waived left handed pitcher Jon Crawford. The Pittsburgh Pirates agreed to terms with Esteban Loaiza on a two year contract. The Orlando Magic signed guard Vernon Maxwell to a 10 day contract and waived Donald Royal. The Toronto Raptors released center Tim Kapton. The Miami Dolphins were fined forty thousand dollars for an illegal substance on a jersey. The Buffalo Bills named Wade Phillips coach.
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Detroit Tigers
Doug Brocall
Scott Sanders
Kansas City Royals
Brian Barber
Toronto Blue Jays
Jacob Brumfield
Jeff Petzke
NEW York Mets
Jon Crawford
Pittsburgh Pirates
Esteban Loaiza
Basketball National Basketball Association
Orlando Magic
Vernon Maxwell
Donald Royal
Toronto Raptors
Tim Kapton
National Football League
NFL
Miami Dolphins
Buffalo Bills
Wade Phillips
Chiefs eye 1998 glory after playoff heartbreak
KC faces a tough lesson from 1995 and 1997 losses as 1998 Chiefs, led by Elvis Grbac and a fast improving defense, gear up for a Super Bowl run. Young stars Gonzalez Edwards Woods Tongue and veteran leaders Stott Shields Hasty Carter push to restore Kansas City’s title chance.
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Chiefs
Kansas City
Dave Stott
Elvis Grbac
Denver
NFL
Tim Grunhard
Stott
Will Shields
Tony Gonzalez
Edwards
Jerome Woods
Reggie Tongue
James Hasty
Dale Carter
Dale
Braves focus on little things before tough road test
Ottawa University men’s basketball, 2-10, works on unforced errors and concentration after holiday break. Coach Andy Carrier emphasizes blocking out, open shots, and consistent effort as they prepare for a 7:30 p.m. game at Avila, with senior Phil Duncan and transfer leader contributing scoring and defense.
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Greg Mi
Ottawa University
Braves
Andy Carrier
Carrier
Avila
Ottawa
Eagles
Wilson Field House
Benedictine
Southwestern
Tabor
Bethel
Baker
Taylor
Ind
Nell
Phil Duncan
Payers
Duncan
Bene
Steelman tops Otters in championship meet
Ottawa Swim Club competed at the Level II Mid- Winter Championships in Emporia with 12 Otters. Luke Steelman led the scoring by winning the 50 and 100 meter freestyles and placing third in the 100 back while posting PBs. Multiple Ottawa swimmers posted new personal bests across breaststroke, free, backstroke, and IM events, highlighting a season of growth and practice emphasis over ribbons.
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Mporia
Ottawa Swim Club
Otters
Emporia
Ottawa
Jeff Brewer
Luke Steelman
Otter
Sutton elected to baseball Hall of Fame
Don Sutton was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on 81.6 percent of ballots after 23 years to reach 324 wins. He expressed reverence for Cooperstown and called it sacred as he noted nerves before the announcement by writers.
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Sutton
Hall of Fame New York
Don Sutton
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Big 12 title races hinge on depth amid key injuries
Kansas may weather Raef LaFrents break as 5 weeks heal while Texas battles Kris Clack ACL concerns and Luke Axtell sprain. Kansas State fights through T.J. Pugh stress fracture with Eric Chenowith stepping in. Missouri recovers from thigh bruise and ankle sprain as coach Roy Williams notes depth needed.
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Kansas
Raef LaFrents
Kansas City
Texas
Longhorns
Kris Clack
Tom Penders
Missouri
Luke Axtell
Axtell
Black
Penders
Tigers
Eric Chenowith
LaFrentz
Lester Earl
Jayhawks
T.J
Vaughn
Williams
Brian Grawer
Albert White
Chamberlain to Return to Kansas for Jersey Retirement
Wilt Chamberlain, famed Kansas star of the 1950s who set multiple school records, has agreed to return to Lawrence for a jersey retirement ceremony. Kansas previously retired his jersey but had not displayed it with other honored numbers until his consent. Chamberlain wore No 13 during his KU career.
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Lawrence
Kan
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Chamberlain
Allen Field House
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