College basketball scores and schedules across several conferences
Emporia State edged Bethany 101 95 while Washburn defeated Friends 84 71 and Fort Hays St beat Bethany. In other games Georgetown defeated Connecticut 84 64 and Clemson beat Duke 97 93. Missouri Western topped Southwest Baptist 69 65 as Kansas State fell to Nebraska 96 60. Preps featured Ottawa High girls and boys schedules with multiple matchups, plus KC area standings and state rankings across Kansas and the Midwest.
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OU runner sprints toward nationals
Ottawa University's Willie Hubbard is in the running for a second straight NAIA National Indoor Track Meet berth in Kansas City. The East High School product set a 60 yard dash record, faces a Friday prelim and semifinal, and aims for the finals despite a lingering thigh injury.
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NC State point shaving allegations loom over 1987 88 season
NC State faces fresh scandal as Charles Shackleford and three teammates are accused in ABC News report of conspiring to shave points in the 1987 88 season for payment from New Jersey contractor Robert Kramer. Jim Valvano is not implicated though the probe widens with Wake Forest game questions.
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Baseball lockout stalls third week in spring training
The baseball labor dispute enters its third week with over 100 exhibitions canceled. Union chief Donald Fehr plans to brief players in Tampa while management says no new bargaining is scheduled. Key clash remains salary arbitration eligibility at two versus three years.
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