College Scores From Tuesday Show Tight Conference Play
Tuesday’s results feature tight finishes across the Northeast and Midwest. Boston College edged St Johns 95 74 while Miami toppled Vanderbilt 84 67 and Tennessee fell 67 84. Dayton beat Detroit Mercy 93 62 and Indiana downed Illinois 77 67. Local top team Ottawa held a 25 point lead.
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Boston U
Northeastern
SOUTH
Syracuse
Miami
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Midwest
Dayton
Detroit
Mercy
Indiana
Ichoois
Oklahoma State at Nebraska in seven p.m. schedule
No. 25 Pennsylvania faces NB Princeton in a seven o'clock game. The docket shows Oklahoma State visiting Nebraska at seven for a conference tilt while Pennsy and Princeton also clash, highlighting top programs and late-evening action.
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Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Major League Baseball Free Agent Signings Transacted
The Associated Press reports on Tuesday's sports transactions across MLB teams. Angels agreed to terms with Mike Butcher on a one-year contract, White Sox signed multiple players to terms including Scott Sanderson and a group of infielders and outfielders, Royals added Rusty Meacham and Kevin Koslofski, Brewers inked Doug Henry Charlie Rogers and Mike Matheny, Mariners secured Mike Browers and other players on one or two year deals. In NCAA to NBA segment, five championship coaches career records through 1992-93 are listed: Brown, Tarkanian, Jucker, Julian, and McGuire with their win-loss totals.
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Altona
California ‘Angels
Mike Butcher
Chicago White Sox
Scott Sanderson
Roberto Hernandez
Luis Andojar
James Baldwin
Brian Boehringer
Rod Bolton
Robert Ellis
Scott Ruffcom
Steve Schrenk
Doug Lindsey
Esteban Beltre
Drew Denson
Glenn DeSarcina
Ray Durham
Norberto Martin
Brandon Wilson
Allen Battle
Michael Huff
Kansas City Royals
Rusty Meacham
Kevin Koslofski
Jose deJesus
Milwaukee Brewers
Doug Henry
Charlie Rogers
Mike Matheny
NBA
Larry Brown
Kansas
Jerry Tarkanian
UNLV
Ed Jucker
Cincinnati
Alvin Julian
Holy Cross
Frank McGuire
N.C
Lady Braves fall to Friends in KCAC semifinal
ICHITA The Lady Wise 87 71 loss to Friends in the KCAC postseason semifinal mirrors their season. Ottawa University trailed by 15 at times, then fought back but could not close the gap as Friends dominated the second half. Crystal Gorges led with 23 points and 10 rebounds while Jody Turney and Susie Watkins closed out their careers with 11 points each.
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Ichita
Lady Wise
Friends
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Ottawa University
Avalanche
Lady Falcons
Patti Masten
Masten
Sterling
Bethany
Braves
Jody Turney
Susie Watkins
Missy Miller
Amy Zule
Vicki Bauer
Bernie Coons
Wellsville
Lady Braves
Hope McPherson
Tiffany Forbes
Bauer
Turney
Watkins
Crystal Gorges
Shirley Cramer
Kelly Dennis
Wendy Graber
OHS Girls Set for Sub-State Showdown at Topeka Seaman
Ottawa High School girls basketball, 18-2 league champions, prepare for Thursday sub-state at Topeka Seaman. Coach Lloyd Steele stresses playing their own game, not adjusting to foes, as Dieterich leads with 19.4 points followed by Kahler and Duncan.
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Sync
Ottawa High
Lloyd Steele
OHS
Cyclones
Topeka
Seaman
Huron
Steele
Shawnee Heights
Highland Park
Topeka Seaman
Chargers
Jennifer Dieterich
Kendra Kahler
Amanda Duncan
Vikings Fall In Substate Heartbreaker At Home
Central Heights ends season 10-11 after a 55-52 loss to Yates Center in the first round. Frank Wittman led the Vikings with 12 points, while Nick Wuertz added 11. Yates Center advances to face Wellsville in a semifinal Friday at Wellsville.
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Central Heights
Vikings
Yates Center
Wellsville
Frank Wittman
Nick Wuertz
Miter
Heigrtle
Wittman
Cory Katzer
Alan Hesse
Kevin Brock
Willie Caylor
Yates
Chrisman
Justin
Stockebrand
Tadlock
Coffman
Collins
Fredericks
Katzer
Caylor
N. Wuertz
G. Wuertz
J-Linn
Eagles
Kermit Deterding
Jayhawk-Linn
Brent Dorsey
Kyle Deterding
Chris Holtwick
Dorsey
Scott Dwyer
Dwyer
Deterding
Holtwick
Speer
Brian Dorsey
Taylor
Rutledge
Fouts
Bauer
Lytle
Nation
Brown
Scott
Stevens
Nicholson
Nightmarish first round as Osage City falls to Eudora in sub-state
Osage City shot 23 percent and went scoreless in the first quarter, trailing 19-8 at halftime. Eureka tops Pomona 75-45 to advance to the semi finals against Eudora, with seniors Medlen Robbins Barkley and Smith ending their careers.
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Teeter
Randall
Mattingly
Eureka
Pomona
Wellsville
Jim Soden
Brad Medlen
Eric Robbins
Chris Barkley
Jason Smith
Jason Acker
Aaron Defenbaugh
Eudora
Shoup
Rucker
Fogle
Grundy
Hall
Bradberry
Hough
Phelan
Schwartz
McCormack
Acker
Defenbaugh
Combs
Barkley
Smith
Medien
Brown
Osage City
Indians
Les Hultgren
Hultgren
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Baldwin Girls Fall In Sub-State Opener At Ward
Baldwin City youth movement shows promise as three freshmen start this season. In a first round sub-state loss to Bishop Ward 47 to 40, Baldwin led 31 to 26 early in the fourth before Ward’s 10 of 16 free throws sealed it. Freshman Audrey Millstein led Baldwin with 12 points and nine rebounds.
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Baldwin City
Baldwin
Bishop Ward
Ward
Ted Zuzzio
Audrey Millstein
Coia
Jones
Biondi
Myszka
Hoffman
Millstein
Martin & C. Benning
M. Benning
Royals try new conditioning led training plan in Florida
In Haines City, Kansas City Royals shift from traditional camps to a morning conditioning routine with no hitting. Players then rotate stations every 20 minutes and only bat in live practice after lunch. Bench coach Ezell calls it efficient while Cone and Miller praise the approach. Meacham and Koslofski sign one year deals.
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Haines City
Fla
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Ake
Glenn Ezell
David Cone
Keith Miller
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