College and high school basketball and wrestling schedule
Schedule lists Baker at Graceland Monday 6 8 p m. Tuesday Anderson County at Louisburg Baldwin at Gardner Central Heights Uniontown Pomona at Lyndon Harford at MdCV Turner at Ottawa Waverly at Burlingame Gardner Wellsville Williamsburg at Hamilton Park Ottawa W 7 p m. Thursday Ottawa 6 8 p m Benedictine at Baker 6 8 p m High school wrestling Anderson County Wellsville at Louisburg 6 p m DeSoto Fl Scot at Ottawa 5 30 p m.
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Baker
Graceland
Anderson County
Louisburg
Baldwin
Gardner
Central Heights
Uniontown
Pomona
Lyndon Harford
Mdcv
Turner
Ottawa
Wellsville
DeSoto
College Basketball Scores From AP Summary Sunday Games
East region reads Columbia over Army 46 45 and Delaware beats Hofstra 81 5. Bonaventure tops La Salle 66 51 Villanova over Penn 67 65 Xavier vanquishes Rhode Island 78 75. Duke defeats Maryland 80 70 Wake Forest tops Clemson 53. Midwest Dayton edges Virginia Tech 62 50 Drake beats Northern Iowa 58 54 Ohio State 71 Minnesota 63. West UC Irvine 74 High Point 69. Regional scores include Cent Missouri 87 Missouri Western 80 Culver-Stockton 78 Missouri Valley 78 Emporia State 73. Kansas 84 Colorado 69. Kansas State 97 Nebraska 79. Navy Mid-Am Nazarene 90 Evangel 82. Missouri Southern 73 Truman State 65. Saint Louis 75 Memphis 67 SE Missouri 62 Austin Peay 60. SW Missouri State 75 TCU 74. Tabor 71 Panhandle State 60 UMKC 46 Western Illinois 58 Washburn 75 SW Baptist 63. NFL Playoff Glance lists several wild card divisional and conference championship games and Super Bowl timing. Transactions note minor baseball and basketball deals and signings.
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Associated Press
East Columbia
Army
Delaware
Hofttra
Bonaventure
la Salta
Villanova
Penn
Xavier
Rhode Island
South Duke
Maryland
Wake Forest
Clamson
Midwest Dayton
Virginia Tech
Drake
Iowa
Ohio St
Minnesota
West
UC Irvine
High Point
Cent. Missouri
Missouri-Western
Culver-Stockton
Missouri Valley
Emporia St
Missouri
Bella
Drury
Northwestern
Minn
Hanniballa Grange
Sanford Brown
Big test for Texas at Connecticut in Big 12 clash
No. 15 Texas visits No. 5 Connecticut in a pivotal Big 12 nonconference tilt. Kansas railed Colorado for its 1,700th win, while Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Iowa State and others posted wins as conference play opens.
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Cincinnati
Arizona
Stanford
Auburn
Connecticut
Duke
Syracuse
Kansas
Indiana
Florida
Tennessee
Michiganst
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Oblast
Maryland
Tulsa
Kentucky
DePaul
Illinois
Temple
LSU
Louisville
Kansas City
Chris Mihm
Longhorns
ESPN
Baylor
Colorado
Texas A&m
Aggies
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Kansas State
Nebraska
Iowa State
Williamsburg limp to 54 45 loss after second-half lapse
Jayhawk Linn used a defensive switch in the third quarter to pull away for a 54 45 non league win over Williamsburg. Senior Brian Boeger led Williamsburg with 22 points and seven rebounds as the Tigers fall to 3 4 while Jayhawk Linn improves to 6 1.
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Williamsburg
Jayhawk-Linn
Brian Boeger
Chuck Lee
Jayhawk- Linn
N. Applegate
Randall
Hunt
T. Applegate
Troth
Kennedy
Boeger
Wadkins
Ferguson
Anderson
Hawkins
Branson
Lyndon
Lebo
Doug Keys
Brent Moon
Tigers
Tigg Neuerndorf
Bilgau
Knoerschild
Neuendorf
Cox
Tavis
Moon
Nash
Chrisetenson
Kebo
Lyons
Telfer
Coursen
Schick
Price
Horton
Dawson
Peters
Osage City
Wabaunsee
Alma
Jeff Lohmayer
Indians
Carlson
Loschke
Briggs
Flax
Pitts
Lohmayer
Michaelis
Murray
Ford
Frank
Boucher
Wagner
Stuewe
Yancey
Baker tops Central Methodist in men’s clash 60-56
Baker University men beat Central Methodist 60-56 here Saturday. Aaron Schwerman led Baker with 15 points, while Nick Wood added nine and Bryan Dorsey, John Duncanson, and Jon Batchelder each had eight. Kyle Deterding contributed four points, six assists, two steals, and a block. Baker women lost 88-65 after shooting 39 percent, Triece Baker scoring 18 and Angie Miller 15. Baldwin wrestlers place at Rossville Invitational with six in top six and Luke Lang named 1st at 189. Ottawa Middle School teams split season opener. eighth grade won 45-34 led by Hendrix 13 and Maxwell 11. seventh grade lost 59-31 led by Ferguson eight.
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Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Kentucky
North Carolina
Nick Bradford
Jayhawks
Jeff Boschee
Jaquay Walls
Walls
Jamahl Massey
Kyle Williams
Baldwin
Baker University
Central Methodist
Aaron Schwerman
Baker
Nick Wood
Bryan Dorsey
John Duncanson
Jon Batchelder
Julio Dos Santos
Kyle Deterding
Triece Bakeree
Lady Wildcats
Angie Miller
Rossville
Luke Lang
Andy Breedlove
Adam Turk
Justin Goff
Chris Hirschmann
Mike Erickson
Matt Westgate
Tom Wilson
Dan Hamilton
Wayne Sage
Josh Haeffner
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Leavenworth East
Will Hendrix
Andrew Maxwell
Lee Baldwin
Drew Waldron
Gabe Sheffield
Clint Bones
Matt Ferguson
Ryan Kaub
Caleb Blakeslay
Shane Kloog
Billy Harris
Will Baldwin
Josh Ingold
Cody Nolan
Chris McPheron
Florida teams reach NFL playoffs after Marino heroics
Dan Marino led an 85-yard drive to a late 2-yard score for Miami as the Dolphins beat Seattle 20-17. Trace Armstrong sack spree and Miami’s first postseason road win since 1972 propelled Miami to Jacksonville to face the top AFC seed. Tampa Bay and Jacksonville had byes, while Minnesota, Tennessee, and Washington advanced in other games.
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Tennessee
Buffalo
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
Dallas
Miami
Seattle
Jacksonville
CBS
Tampa Bay
FOX
Barry Wilner
Dan Marino
NFL
Florida
Marino
J.J. Johnson
Dolphins
Trace Armstrong
Tampa
Buccaneers
St. Louis
Vikings
Rams
Music City
Tony Martin
Oronde Gadsden
Johnson
Kingdome
Armstrong
Charlie Rogers
Tiger Woods wins fifth straight PGA event at Kapalua
Tiger Woods claimed his fifth consecutive PGA Tour victory by defeating Ernie Els in a playoff at the Mercedes Championship in Kapalua Hawaii. Els tied Woods with an eagle on the 18th, but Woods birdied the first sudden death hole and again on the second to seal the win.
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Kapalua
Hawaii
Ernie Els
Eagle
Tiger Woods
Woods
Els
Phil Mickelson
Davis Love III
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Elvis
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Tour
Byron Nelson
Pebble Beach
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Trajan Langdon
Mark Hendrickson
Dallas Mavericks
Damion Jones
Eddie Sutton
Cowboys
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Glendon Alexander
Brian Montenati
Alex Webber
Tech
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Bernard King
A&m
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Stevie Johnson
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Jamaal Tinsley
Cyclones
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Clarence Gilbert
Manhattan
Galen Morrison
Tennessee Titans
Kevin Dyson
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Samari Rolle
Buffalo Bills
Nashville
Tenn
Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association
Daren Welsh
Jason Tharp
McCurdy Records
Ace At Lamont
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Eldon McCurdy
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J.D. Horsch
Jerry Kraus
Joe Moody
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