Ward and college night basketball schedule overview
Central Heights at Pomona and Osage City at Eudora swing 6 pm with Ward Ottawa and Bethany Ottawa following 6 pm at Wilson Field House. Sunday scores include Loyola Maryland 94 William and Mary 81 and Kentucky 91 Auburn plus UCLA 85 California 70 as reported by the AP.
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Ottawa
Central Heights
Pomona
Osage City
Eudora
Williamsburg
Waverly
College Bethany
Wilson
Loyola, Md
William& Mary
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Minnesota
St. John's
St. Peter's
Manhattan
Kentucky
Auburn
Carolina
Wake Forest
Troy St
Buffalo
Midwest
Birmingham
Dayton
1994 NFL Draft Order From New York AP Report
The 1994 NFL draft order scheduled for April 24 and 25 lists teams including Indianapolis Washington New England Los Angeles Rams Tampa Bay Atlanta Seattle Cleveland Phoenix Chicago New Orleans New York Jets Philadelphia San Francisco Miami Pittsburgh Minnesota Minnesota and others with varying picks and trades. The report notes a February 1 Ward event at 6pm and references school activities at Sumner Academy 6pm 8 Bonner Springs 11 Turner 6, alongside medal data from the 1992 Winter Olympics detailing per athlete medals by country.
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Associated Press New York
NFL
Lndianapolis
Washington
New England
Los Angeles Ramis
Tampa Bay
Atlanta
Seattle
Cleveland
Phoenix
Chicago
New Orleans
New York Jets
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
Cowboys Triumph in Super Bowl Thriller over Bills
Dallas wins 30-13 to claim back to back NFL titles and be hailed as the team of the 90s. Emmitt Smith earns MVP honors amid key plays by James Washington and Leon Lett in a second half surge. Bills suffer fourth straight loss as Thurman Thomas struggles and Dallas seals the victory with late scores.
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Cowboys
Bills
Dallas
Emmitt Smith
James Washington
Leon Lett
Washington
Lett
Smith
Cushed
Paul Tagliabue
Jimmy Johnson
Jerry Jones
Charles Haley
San Francisco
Nate Newton
Buffalo
Darryl Talley
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Thomas
Don Beebe
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OU Nips Friends to Break Streak in Tight Conference Win
Ottawa University edged Friends 64 62 to snap a three game Kansas Conference skid as Cavazos Cummings poured in 18 and Cee Sand added 14. Missy Miller led OU with 16 points while Jody Turner and Susie Watkins struggled for the visiting Braves. The Lady Braves fell 75 62, led by Turney’s 10 and Watkins 8 as OU hosts Bethany next.
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Wichita
Ottawa University
Friends
Braves
Kansas
Lady Braves
Falcons
Cavazos Cummings
Cée Sand
Mitch McVicker
Kip Pulliam
Jody Turney
Susie Watkins
Turney
Watkins
Missy Miller
Hope McPherson
Bethany
Jody Turner
Cyclone wrestlers place at Osawatomie tourney
Ottawa High School’s Cyclones finished fifth among nine teams at the Osawatomie Invitational as six wrestlers placed. Jay Weineke captured first at 119 pounds, Chad Bloomer was runner up at 171, with Wells 103 and Griffin 145 both third, Harmon 112 and Vega 152 fourth. In other notes Ottawa beat Blue Valley North 54-11 and Highland Park 43-24 to move to 5-4 in duals, and seniors will be honored before upcoming home duals with Piper and Anderson County.
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Osawatomie
Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Jay Weineke
Chad Bloomer
Chuck Wells
Damon Griffin
Reid Harmon
Chris Vega
Ottawa
Highland Park
Blue Valley North
Jeff Moore
Jimmy Badders
Tony Sheler
Gary Pratt
Damon Grn
Chad Allen
Ottawa wins Top Gun title in 72-59 final
Ottawa High School roared back from a 41-39 deficit in the third quarter to an 18-2 run and beat Santa Fe Trail 72-59 for the Top Gun Tournament title. Amanda Duncan and Kendra Kahler (Ottawa) led 23 and 12 points respectively, with Dieterich adding 14 of 18 late points.
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Ralph Young
Ottawa
Amanda Duncan
Santa Fe Trail
Christy Brown
OHS
Jellsville
Cyclones
Kansas Prairie
Ottawa High School
Lloyd Steele
Jennifer Dieterich
Kendra Kahler
Dieterich
Kahler
Kendra
Steele
Jennifer
Al.vumemen
Eam
Chris Foltz
Anderson County
Ann Marin
Baldwin
Angelica Suffren
Bonner Springs
Jennie Burkin
Tonganoxie
Michele Schiffelbein
Santa Fe
Christy McPhail
Lacey Breithaupt
Wellsville
Lyndon Trojans fall in Lyon County finals
Lyndon high school basketball teams fell in Lyon County finals with Lyndon boys losing to Flinthills 69-60 and Lyndon girls dropping a 60-42 decision to Olpe. Waverly boys beat Olpe 59-57, MdCV beat Burlingame 58-52. Lyndon led by 15 early, then fouls hurt them as Flinthills rallied to claim the title.
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Lyndon
Trojan
Lyon County
Emporia
Marias Des Cygnes
Lyon
Flinthills
Trojans
Lebo
Waverly Boys
Olpe
Trojan Boys
Burlingame
Alan Shoup
Ryan Jones
Chris Farwell
Nick Dawson
Shoup
Doug Scribner
Waverly
Dustin Curry
Jay Biggs
Mdcv
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Rusty Sowers
Marcia Criqui
Jenna Oest
Storm
Harvey
Simon
Scribner
Howard
Qwen
Melugin
Liggett
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