Northern Valley halts Waverly in 1A semifinal clash
In a semifinal at Hutchinson Northern Valley overran Waverly 18-2 in the middle of the second half to win 71-66. Sean Robbins led Waverly with 23 points while Brad Cox added 22 for Northern Valley, which improved to 22 3. Waverly, 24 2, led by 10 before Robbins fouled out and the rally sealed the result.
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Watson in Hunt as Edwards Leads Honda Classic Round Two
Joel Edwards forged a 3-under 69 to take a one stroke lead at halfway of the Honda Classic in Coral Springs Florida. Tom Watson carded a 69 to move into contention while John Huston slipped to 73 to sit one back at 141.
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Royals Cancel More Home Spring Training Exhibitions
The Kansas City Royals announced a second wave of canceled home spring training games in Baseball City Florida. Cancellations include Philadelphia March 13 Houston March 14 Chicago White Sox March 15 Minnesota March 16 Houston March 18 and Detroit March 20. Refunds and exchanges will be via Boardwalk and Baseball or at the Baseball City Stadium box office. Also named William Ross as stretching and conditioning coach for 1990, former Oakland A's assistant, owner of The Life Stops Life Stretch Center in Phoenix.
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Osage girls fall to Southwestern Heights in 3A state semifinal
Osage City 1989-90 girls season ends with a 52 to 45 loss to Southwestern Heights in the 3A state semifinals. Osage led late but turnover woes and missed front ends hampered a comeback as Southwestern Heights remained undefeated. Angie Fager led Osage with 16 points while Lorrie Wells had 14 for the Mustangs.
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Kansas routs Iowa State in Big Eight tourney opener
Second-ranked Kansas overwhelmed Iowa State 118-75 in Kansas City to reach the semifinals against No. 1 Oklahoma. Pekka Markkanen led with 16 points as eight Jayhawks scored in double figures, with a 39‑point halftime lead and the 100-point mark reached with 7:20 left.
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Cowboys Rally Past K State 82-78 In Kansas City
Oklahoma State trailed by 13 but surged back to defeat Kansas State 82-78. Byron Houston scored 25 and John Potter 18 for the Cowboys, while Steve Henson totaled 27 for K State as both teams chase an NCAA bid in a tough conference matchup.
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Colorado shocks top seeded Missouri in overtime upset
Colorado, 11 17, stunned No 1 Missouri 92 88 in overtime to end Missouri's run and snap a Big Eight drought in first round action. Stevie Wise sparked overtime with four points as Shaun Vandiver watched with five fouls, while coach Tom Miller acknowledged impending departure and praised his players. Missouri, 26 5, failed to hold a late lead despite a 9 0 run to force extra time.
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Attentive Sooners Escape First Round Upset
No 6 Missouri upset in the Big Eight tourney altered the mood as Oklahoma beat Nebraska 78 65. William Davis led with 26 points and strong post play while coach Billy Tubbs noted a flat halftime mood. Oklahoma (24 4) advances to face the Kansas Iowa State winner. Nebraska ends 10 18.
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NFL inks $3.6 billion TV deal with NBC
The NFL secured a four year package worth 752 million to NBC, lifting league TV revenue to over 3.6 billion and boosting per team shares from 17 million to 32 million. The deal expands playoff teams from 10 to 12 and signals a move toward an 18 game season. Paul Tagliabue and Art Modell led negotiations, praised by NBC executives.
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