Friday High School Basketball Schedule Across Counties
Friday features Anderson County at Paola Baldwin at Gardner Pomona at Central Heights Lyndon at Hartford labo at MdCV Osage City at Norther Heights Atchison at Ottawa Flinthills at Waverly Osawatomie at Wellsville Williamsburg at Gridley. Saturday adds Ottawa at Southwestern from 6 to 8 PM Baker at Missouri Valley 2 to 4 PM. High school wrestling Baldwin at Bonner Springs 9:30 AM Ottawa at Prairie View 10 PM. Monday Baker at MidAmerica 6 to 8 PM. Cair Paravel meets Williamsburg twice at 5 PM and 6:30 PM in girls and boys games. Pomona faces Crest in girls at 8 PM.
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Anderson County
Paola
Baldwin
Gardner
Pomona
Central Heights
Lyndon
Hartford
Labo
Baker
MidAmerica
West Franklin
Ottawa University
Cair Paravel
Williamsburg
Cair
Paravel
Crest
Thursday's College Basketball Scores From AP East, Midwest, South and More
AP reports college basketball results across regions with many close finishes. Manhattan topped Loyola Maryland 70 65 while Rider beat Iowa 89 84. Texas Arlington edged SE Louisiana 70 64 and Long Beach State beat Idaho 76 69 as other notable scores rolled in.
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Loyola, Md
Rider
Iowa
South
Austin Peay
UC Santa Barbara
Oral Roberts
UMKC
Texas
Lamar
Pan American
St. Mary's
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Weber St
Nevada
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Baseball and other leagues terms and moves listed
The week’s sports transactions include minor league contracts for Esteban Beltre Yomil Benitez Steve Gibralter and Kelly Wunsch with the White Sox. Also Lance Johnson and Jesse Levis join the Indians on minor league deals and Johnny Damon signs a one year deal with the Royals. Steve Trachsel to Rays. Jean Sakala named Giants Bakersfield manager. Steve Ranko coaching staff. Rockets activate Hakeem Olajuwon tout. Antonio Lang to 10 day. Falcons sign multiple players. Broncos add three. Ducks hire Bob Murray as scouting consultant. Panthers recall John Jokopin. Blues acquire Stephane Richer. Maple Leafs recall Balbo Dempsey.
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Chicago White Sox
Esteban Beltre
Yomil Benitez
Steve Gibralter
Kelly Wunsch
Cleveland Indians
Lance Johnson
Jesse Levis
Kansas City Royals
Johnny Damon
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Steve Trachsel
Hockey
National Hockey League
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
Bob Murray
Florida Panthers
John Jokopin
Louisville
ST. Louis Blues
Stephane Richer
Tampa Bay Lightning
Chris McAlpine
G Rich Parent
Toronto Maple Leafs
Balbo Dempsey
St. John’s
Braves hold off Tabor in high scoring road win
Ottawa University Braves defeated Tabor 91 80 at Wilson Field House as Coach Andy Carrier praised an all around offensive showing. Senior Michael Hull led with 18 points, Ottawa hit nine three pointers and controlled the boards to secure back to back wins.
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Herald
Ottawa University
Andy Carrier
Braves
Tabor
Carrier
Ottawa
Michael Hull
Bethel
Don
Brubacher
Hull
Ricky Bulmer
Fort Scott tops Ottawa in 171-pound duel. Cyclones split home matches
Fort Scott defeated Ottawa 56 to 22 in Ottawa High School dual action as Damon Guyett pinned by Jason Davis. Ottawa rebounded to beat DeSoto 48 to 30, with Hinderliter and Tharp delivering pivotal wins. Ottawa prepares for Prairie View Invitational while junior varsity travels to Shawnee Mission Siege.
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Ron Bishop
Ottawa
Damon Guyett
Fort Scott
Jason Davis
Ottawa High School
Davis
Guyett
Cyclone
Bob Boldra
Cyclones
Boldra
DeSoto
Derliter
Brent Cagle
Joey Wilson
Shawnee Mission Siege
Hinderliter
Cagle
Sharp
Walsh
Allison
Shupert
C., King
S. Smith
Kramer
J. McCurdy
J. Davis
Hammes
Bradley
R. King
Jo. Lattimer
Dowell
Jo. Davis
Wiesner
Willard
Sigmund
Lattimer
Brooks
Tharp
Graham Ottawa
DaSote
Wilson
Jones
Hess
Ray
Haydan
Bradlay
Hammond
Vanderweide
Haub
Pingleton
Winsner
Damon and Royals agree to one-year four million contract
Johnny Damon and the Kansas City Royals reached a one-year deal worth 4 million dollars with incentives to avoid arbitration. Damon, 26, hit .307 with 101 runs and 77 RBIs in his fifth Royals season, played center field before moving to left last year to accommodate Carlos Beltran.
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Damon
Royals
Kansas City, Mo
Johnny Damon
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City
Thomas City Star
Florida
Herb Robinson
Tony Muser
Moser
Fanny
Scott Boras
Jose Rosado
Jermaine Dye
The
Johnny
Carlos Beltran
Beltran
Ottawa women rout Tabor 69 43 behind depth scoring
Ottawa University women overpowered Tabor 69 43 at Wilson Field House as leading scorer Eboni Fondren held to two points. Katie Tooley returned with 15 points and eight rebounds while 10 players scored and OU forced a season high 25 turnovers and 18 steals establishing depth as a key factor.
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Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Eboni Fondren
Ottawa
Tabor
Wilson Field House
Fondren
Arabie Conner
Katie Tooley
Park
Tooley
Conner
Karl Moore
Amber Westerman
Senators propose ban on betting on college sports nationwide
In a bid to curb campus gambling, Senators Brownback and Leahy will introduce a bill to outlaw wagering on intercollegiate events. The NCAA backs the move citing rising scandals at Arizona State Northwestern Maryland and Boston College. Nevada currently allows some betting but does not cover high school or Olympic events.
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Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Congress
Sam Brownback
R-Kan
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Doris Dixon
NCAA
Arizona State University
Northwestern University
University of Maryland
Boston College
National Gambling Impact Study Commission
Nevada
State Gaming Central Board
Jason Been
Las Vegas Sports Consultants
Frank Fahrenkopf Jr
American Gaming Association
Fahrenkopf
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