Friday High School Basketball Schedule Amid Regional matchups
Friday features Anderson Co at Paola Baldwin at Gardner Paola at Baldwin Pomona at Central Heights Lyndon at Hartford Norther Heights at Osage City Atchison at Ottawa Flinthills at Waverly Osawatomia at Wellsville games start from 5 p.m. Waverly hosts Flinthills. Saturday brings Friends at Ottawa 6 to 8 p.m. Ottawa hosts Prairie View for high school wrestling at 10 a.m.
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College Basketball Scores From Thursday AP Report
A lengthy Associated Press tally lists numerous college men s results across regions with OT thrillers and high scores. Notable outputs include Arizona 127 over Arizona State 99 and Stanford 99 over Southern Cal 62, with mixed results for mid major teams and several OT finishes.
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Tulsa
Gonzaga
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Idaho
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Long Beach St
N. Mex
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Portland
Montana St
E. Washington
New Mexico
UNLV
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Sports Transactions Highlight Big Baseball Deals
Detroit Tigers agree to four year terms with Bobby Higginson. Tampa Bay Devil Rays sign Kevin Stocker for three years. Texas Rangers land Eric Gunderson on a one year deal. Arizona Diamondbacks ink Kelly Stinnett for one year. Atlanta Braves add Ryan Klesko for four years and Danny Bautista for one. Cubs sign Rod Beck for one year. Dodgers secure Eric Young for four years with Billy Ashley for one and Darren Hall for two. Brewers sign Mark Newfield for one. Patriots sign Max Lane to a five year contract. Ducks assign Bob Wren to the AHL. Sabres exercise option on Dominik Hasek for 1998-99. Flames assign Hlushko, Arderason, Moss, Landry to Saint John AHL.
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Ryan Klesko
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Rod Beck
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Eric Young
Billy Ashley
Darren Hall
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Mark Newfield
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Max Lane
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Buffalo Sabres
Dominik Hasek
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Tyler Moss
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Favre's shoulder pain not slowing Packers in Super Bowl run
Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre says a possible torn cartilage or cuff in his non throwing shoulder is not affecting his play. He notes the issue surfaces at times and may be arthritis like. the Packers head toward the Jan. 25 Super Bowl with a 15-3 record and MVP acclaim.
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Broncos rally from spitting incident to reach playoffs
Broncos players united after Bill Romanowski spat on J J Stokes during a Monday night game raising racial overtones. White Romanowski apologized while teammates Shannon Sharpe and Willie Green pushed for a stiffer fine. A team meeting followed and Denver won key games to secure a playoff run despite a rough start.
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Ottawa Cyclones rout DeSoto in high school dual meet
Ottawa trampled DeSoto 72 to 11 as the Cyclones dominated with five open weights and seven pins. First year seniors Sterling Smith, Jesse Smith, Jerod Harmon, and Jon Haney earned wins along with Justin Altic and Casey Black who continued strong seasons. Altic improved to 9-1 with a pin. Black to 12-1 with his eighth pin.
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Jerod Harmon
Jon Haney
Justin Altic
Casey Black
Altic
Black
Ray Wolken
Boldra
S. Smith
Wilson
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Bird's calm approach fuels Pacers turnaround in season
Indiana coach Larry Bird uses a hands off, low key style to lift the Pacers to a 24-11 start. Players cite his calm, non confrontational method as boosting freedom and focus, contrasting with former coach Brown's fiery leadership.
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LaFrentz works toward return from hand injury at Kansas
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas Star, remains confident he will regain form after missing seven games with a broken right index finger. He hopes to have the cast off soon and return by early February, noting the injury is on his non shooting hand and stressing his desire to help the Jayhawks return to action.
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Panthers seek tourney crown in West Franklin title tilt
Williamsburg boys and girls aim to extend unbeaten or title runs as the annual West Franklin Basketball Tournament nears. Boys led by Chris Parkin John Dixon and Lee Driver, girls by Laura Driver Roni Chavez and Kaci Bethell, both experienced. Pomona and Crest loom as rivals with Crest pushing Williamsburg in recent meetings. St. Marys defends girls title, led by Beth Lenhert, in a field including Crest and Pomona contenders.
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Ottawa University West Franklin Tournament Schedule
Tournament at Ottawa University features girls and boys games across five days. Matches include Saint Marys versus Williamsburg Cair Paravel versus Williamsburg Pomona versus Crest Pomona versus Saint Marys Crest versus Pomona Crest versus Williamsburg Cair Paravel versus Crest.
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