Tyson Beats Holmes To Retain Heavyweight Title
Mike Tyson knocked out Larry Holmes in the fourth round in Atlantic City to keep the undisputed heavyweight championship. Tyson sent Holmes to the canvas three times, with the final shot ending the fight as Holmes failed to rise before the count. Tyson notches his 29th knockout in 33 fights and proclaims “Now, it’s Tyson’s Time.”
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Boys and Girls Basketball Scores From Various Tournaments
In boys and girls action across multiple tournaments, Columbus defeated Cherryvale 59 52. Filnthills beat Hamilton 76 60. Healy 62. Herndoo 35. Victoria 8 Norton 49. plus numerous results from DaLUWan Wellaville Santa Fe Chaparral Ark City Wellington Ulyases and other events. highlights include Thomas More Prep 64 Buckland 45 and Hutchinson 45 Hesaton 41 in league and classic play. quarterfinals semifinals and consolation rounds are listed with teams and scores.
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Lyndon Tigers power past Kansas School for the Deaf 56 42
Lyndon High girls rebound from a Tuesday loss to Osage City with a 56 to 42 win over Kansas School for the Deaf. Carrie Walquist led with 14 points, Jennifer Pierce 13, as Lyndon built a 14 11 first quarter lead and a 51 24 edge after three. Lyndon hosts a four team round robin next week starting Wednesday against Burlington.
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Hibernation to Retirement Mindset for Butz After Season
Herndon Virginia AP reports Washington Redskins defensive tackle Dave Butz 37 plans to return home after the Super Bowl to recover and recharge. He describes his off season as a period to heal mentally and physically avoiding early May mini camps while aging into his 15th NFL playoff game since 1973.
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Graf Bursts Everts Bubble In Australian Open Final
Steffi Graf defeated Chris Evert 6 1 7 6 to win the women's singles title at the Australian Open. The match was moved indoors after a rain delay, marking the first Grand Slam final held under a retractable roof. Graf, 14, led 2 1 before rain interrupted, then clinched the tiebreak 7 3 after a long second set comeback by Evert.
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Burlington wins Lyndon Round Robin title in 77 55 rout
Lyndon Burlington Wildcats overwhelmed Lyndon High School 77 to 55 to capture the Lyndon Round Robin tournament, finishing 3-0. Cliff McCullough and Darren Gates led Burlington with scoring support from Burt Jenkins as Lyndon fell to 10-1 overall. Osage City defeated Kickapoo Nation 87-55 in the other game.
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Osage City Romp Nets Second Place
Osage City routs Kickapoo Nation 87 55 in Lyndon Round Robin to seize second place at 2 1. Neil Plinsky 21 leads balanced scoring with five double figure scorers as Osage claims 39 25 halftime margin and 40 of 81 from the floor. Coach Les Hultgren lauds pressure defense and a full-crew effort in a game the Indians needed before a non league tilt with Lyndon.
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The Greek Snyder Admitted After Chest Pains In Duke
Jimmy Snyder 70 known as The Greek was admitted to Duke Medical Center in Durham with chest pains. He had prior Duke visits for heart artery blockage and was fired by CBS Sports after making offensive racial remarks.
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