Sub-state basketball schedule lines up key matchups
Thursday games include Baldwin vs SFT at Burlington at 6 p.m. and Anderson Co. against Burlington at 7 30 p.m. Boys feature Wellsville versus Valley Falls at Oskaloosa and Central Heights against Neodesha at Jayhawk in with 6 p.m. start. Friday highlight Central Heights faces Erie at Jayhawklinn at 6 p.m. and Osage City meets Hillsboro at Hillsboro at 7 30 p.m. am dcv plays Goessal at El Dorado and Waverly faces Little River at Emporia while MdCV battles St Paul at El Dorado.
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College basketball scores from Wednesdays AP roundup
East Georgetown 72 West Virginia 54 Ohio State 79 Penn State 73 St Bonaventure 65 Xavier 64 Villanova 77 Providence 72 South Duke 92 Clemson 78 Florida 7 South Carolina 67 LSU 55 Auburn 53 Maryland 85 Florida State 70 Md Eastern Shore 49 Howard 64 Memphis 77 Tulane 49 Mississippi 63 Alabama 59 North Carolina A&T 93 Morgan State 84 North Carolina 74 Georgia Tech 72 OT Tennessee 73 Arkansas 66 Vanderbilt 101 Georgia 89 Virginia Tech 96 La Salle 86 OT Midwestern Marquette 68 UAB 58 Michigan 87 Iowa 78 Missouri 86 Nebraska 72 Saint Louis 72 Charlotte 63 Syracuse 73 Notre Dame 71 Wisconsin 62 Northwestern 46 Southwests Baylor 67 Kansas State 66 Iowa State 87 Texas Tech 79 Oklahoma 77 Texas A&M 59 Oklahoma State 96 Colorado 60 South Alabama 67 Houston 65 Far West CS Northridge 76 Weber State 62 Fresno State 77 San Jose State 74 Northern Arizona 88 Sacramento State 65 New Mexico State 97 North Texas 79 UC Irvine 88 Cal State Fullerton 71 MAC First Round Cent. Michigan 75 Akron 73 Marshall 83 Buffalo 64 Miami Ohio 64 E. Michigan 51 Ohio 77 W. Michigan 52 Toledo 48 Northern Illinois 64 First Round Trans America Athletic First Round Florida Atlantic 66 Stetson 56 Mercer 55 Jacksonville 48
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NAIA II Men's Basketball Tournament Day Two Pairings
The Paint Lockout in Missouri hosts round one action with Siena Heights versus Montreal and Oregon Tech facing Bryan. Additional games include Berea versus Grand View, Robert Morris Illinois against Lindenwood, and Embry‑Riddle versus Dominican New York, among others.
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Baseball Transactions Prompt Sloppy OCR Update
Wednesday sports transactions list several teams agreeing to one year contracts with multiple players. Names include Mike Fyhrie Jel DaVonon BJ Ryan Matt Riley Bian Folkenberg Carlos Casimiro Ivanon Colfie Radhames Dykhoff Eddy Martinez Luis Matos Richard Negrete Corey Koskig Javier Valentin Cleaius Davidson Toril Hunter Bran Buchanan Mike Redman Travia Miller Ryan Rupe Mike Duvall Jose Guillen Randy Winnop Cordero and others. The article shows frequent typos and garbled spellings.
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Ivanon Colfie
Radhames Dykhoff
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Travia Miller
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
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Jose Guillen
Randy Winnop
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Iowa State clinches share of Big 12 crown with 87 79 win over Texas Tech
No 10 Iowa State stays in the Big 12 race by beating Texas Tech 87 79 to share the conference title for the first time in 45 years. Marcus Fizer scored 35 in Ames as Steve Johnson and Michael Nurse added key baskets. Oklahoma State and Oklahoma also won, while Baylor edged Kansas State on a late Tevis Stokes 3 pointer.
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McNaughton earns ECAC first team honors for Ottawa
Ottawa University guard Chris McNaughton, forward Ricky Bulmer, and forward Tony Porter headline an all-ECAC honor list that also includes Nick Young on honorable mention. Coach Andy Carrier notes balanced voting cost senior Kris Rush, cites McNaughton's leadership as a perimeter scorer, and highlights the strong prospects from Ottawa for next season.
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Kansas Wesleyan
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McPherson
Ben Proctor
Devin Nightengale
Southwestern
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Tabor
Rockers suspension trimmed as Orioles face pitching gaps
Orioles starter Scott Erickson will miss 6-8 weeks with bone chips in his right elbow requiring Friday surgery in Fort Lauderdale. He’ll be inactive 7-10 days before rehab. Orioles executive Syd Thrift calls the news hopeful while Mike Mussina notes the rotation must adapt. Meanwhile John Rocker’s suspension was halved, Darryl Strawberry enters rehab, and Chipper Jones, Jason Kendall, and Orlando Hernandez resume spring workouts as others report on varying injuries and early exhibition results.
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Kissimmee
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Pittsburgh
Jason Kendall
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Atlanta
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Joe Chandler
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Fracture sidelines Stein for two weeks
BASEBALL CITY Florida AP Blake Stein the Royals No. 4 starter will be out at least two weeks after breaking his right forearm from a line drive during a simulated game at the Royals training camp. X rays showed a hairline crack in the ulna. he will not throw competitively for two weeks.
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