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A Saturday slate lists high school games in Anderson County Gardner Osawatomie Baldwin Humboldt Central Heights Lyndon Osage City Silver Lake Ottawa Atchison Uniontown Pomona Lobo Waverly Wellsville Louisburg Pleasanton Williamsburg and a wrestling invite at Ottawa Prairie View. College scores include Hartford 80 over Boston U 70 and a series of men’s games across the nation with Notre Dame, Kansas State, UCLA, Stanford and more.
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Anderson County
Gardner
Osawatothie
Baldwin ‘Humboldt
Central Heights
Mdcw
Lyndon Osage City
Silver Lake
Ottawa
Atchison
Uniontown
Pomona
Lobo
Waverly
Wellsville
Louisburg
Pleasanton
Williamsburg
Prairie View
Transactions Thursday Sports Transactions AP style
National League Rockies named Raili Mood public relations assistant. Dodgers will not offer contracts to Hershiser Webster and Snyder. USA Basketball Mike Thibault and Pariseau and Scheuerman named assistant Pan American Games coaches. NFL Jaguars named Pease Palmieri Langford plus signed four players. Jets named Bratkowski Vecchiarella Muir Wood Giunta Williams. Seahawks named Dennis Erickson coach.
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Associated Press
Colorado Rockies
Raili Mood
LA _DODGERS
Orel Hershiser
Mitch Webster
Cory Snyder
Basketball
USA
Mike Thibault
Omaha Racers
John Pariseau
Brewster Heights
Seattle
AAU
Sharm Scheuerman
Athletes In Action
Jacksonville Jags
John Pease
Jerry Palmieri
Paul Langford
Leon Brown
Chris Dausin
Gonzalo Floyd
John Morton
Greg Scarp
NEW York Jets
Zeke Bratkowski
Jim Vecchiarella
Bill Muir
Richard Wood
Peter Giunt
Jim Williams
Seattle Seahawks
Dennis Erickson
Consecutive Winning Seasons Leaders in Men’s College Basketball
The article lists top programs with the most consecutive winning seasons, highlighting UCLA with 46 seasons from 1949 to 1994, Louisville 46 from 1945 to 1990, and Kentucky 38 from 1928 to 1966, with Notre Dame and St John’s also noted for long streaks. It mentions St John’s again with 30 seasons from 1964 to 1993 and North Carolina at 30 from 1965 to 1994, while noting Kentucky did not play basketball in 1952-53.
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UCLA
Louisville
Kentucky
St. John's
Notre Dame
North Carolina
McKentucky
Baldwin Invitational Set to Showcase Top Ranked Teams
The Baldwin tournament opens Monday with a strong field led by Augusta and Anderson County, both undefeated with big first round clashes. Baldwin faces Atchison in a potential final preview as eight seniors fuel their bid to win their home event.
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Ottawa
David Grover
Baldwin
Bob Martin
Augusta
Anderson County
Therr
Bulldogs
Associated Press
Holton
Santa Fe Trail
Burlington
Paola
Atchison
Wellsville
Cowboys owner seeks spotlight in NFC clash narrative
Dallas owner Jerry Jones brushes off copying 49ers leaders, insisting Cowboys differ in approach to free agency and ownership roles. He basks in TV attention while DeBartolo and Policy say players steal the show. Debate over salary cap tactics follows public rift with Seifert and Johnson.
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Francisco
Jerry Jones
Dallas Cowboys
George Seifert
San Francisco 49Ers
Policy
49Ers
Edward ‘DeBartolo Jr
Carmen Policy
Dallas
San Francisco
Jones
DeBartolo
Jimmy Johnson
Cowboys
al Davis
Raiders
Art Models
Browns
Cleveland
Jay Novacek
Modell
Balmy weather fuels AFC title game optimism
The piece notes mild mid January conditions could boost the AFC title chances as the Steelers train in 50 degree warmth at Three Rivers while the Chargers move indoors due to rain. Chargers coach Bobby Ross praises focus and prep, while Pittsburgh dismisses weather as a factor ahead of the Sunday showdown.
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AFC
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Chargers
Steelers
Three Rivers
Stadi- Pitts Arena
Bobby Ross
Cincinnati
Ross
Wellsville Girls Rout Paola in 58 37 Victory
Wellsville shifted momentum with an 58 37 win over Paola, improving to 5 4. Emily Bloss and Lacey Breithaupt led with 17 points each as the Eagles opened a 11 4 first quarter edge and built a 26 14 halftime lead.
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Wellsville
Eagle Girls
Paola
Richard Ebel
Eagles
Appanoose rolls to wins in Burlingame games
Appanoose Middle School teams swept two of three games at Burlingame. The varsity girls crushed 64-24 with four players in double figures as Jamie Bigham led with 17 points, Cory Robbins and Stacia Wood 14 each, Ginger Crane 10. Boys JV won 38-33 with Chris McCain scoring 11, Jasons Steele 9. Varsity boys lost 50-38. Eric Burgoon scored 103 points.
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Pomona
Appanoose
Burlingame
Jamie Bigham
Cory Robbins
Stacia Wood
Ginger Crane
Chris McCain
Jasons Steele
Eric Burgoon
Ottawa Swim Club finishes second at Burlington meet
Ottawa Swim Club placed second to Olathe by three points, 717 to 714, in its first team event at Burlington. Coach Jeff Brewer praised the team effort as 31 swimmers competed, with standout results across age groups from under 8 to under 18 and numerous firsts and seconds.
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Arlington
Ottawa Swim Club
Ottawa
Olathe
Jeff Brewer
Topeka
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