NIT Second Round Results and Schedule Summary
The National Invitation Tournament results show North Carolina 80 over Vanderbilt 70, Tulane 84 over Minnesota 65, Illinois State 77 over Wisconsin 62, and Alabama 72 over Missouri 49. Tuesday games include St Joseph's 82 over Providence 62, Nebraska 82 over Washington State 73, Fresno State 80 over Michigan State 70, and Rhode Island 62 over College of Charleston 58 in overtime. Third round matchups list Alabama at South Carolina, Illinois State at Tulane, Rhode Island at St Joseph's, and Nebraska at Fresno State with sites at Madison Square Garden in New York for semifinals and other rounds.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From Recent Games
Standings show Cleveland topping St. Louis 9 to 6 and Montreal beating Los Angeles 7 to 3. Other results include Kansas City 7 over Detroit 6 and Cincinnati 4 over the Mets 2. The schedule lists upcoming football and basketball dates with multiple opponents and times through November, including tentative times and a note that dates may change.
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OHS trio headlines 95-96 Herald all area boys team
Ottawa seniors Jeff Pelton and Wade Hepner lead the 1995 96 Herald all area boys basketball selections with Clay Casady joining in as the inside star. Also listed are Jay Biggs of Waverly Kyle Deterding Bryan Dorsey Dennis Hermreck Josh Imel George Wuertz and Kelly Johnson. Pelton and Hepner started 65 straight games while Casady emerged as a strong inside presence. Pelton averaged 21.6 points against ranked teams in 1995 96 and Hepner contributed steady leadership and minutes.
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All-Area Basketball Stars Highlight 11 Seniors
Central Heights star Josh Imel leads the All-Area list with 18.0 ppg, 8.0 rpg and 5.0 steals while George Wuertz adds 17.8 points and 7 rebounds per game. Kellerman dominates the inside with a 17.6 ppg and 14 rpg double double amid strong defense, and Kelly Johnson posts 19.5 ppg 10.6 rpg 5.5 blocks as a key McCV forward. Other seniors include Cory Fuller, Doug Shoup, T J Templeton, Ben Watts, Blake Winterscheidt and more as all-area honors noted by coaches and recruiters.
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Cummings Named NAIA All American for Ottawa U
Ottawa University senior Cavazos Cummings earned second team NAIA Division II All American honors. He is Ottawa's career scoring leader with 1,885 points and was KCAC player of the year after averaging 18.2 points and 7.4 rebounds. He helped Ottawa reach two national tournaments in four seasons, adding to last season's honorable mention.
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Local Kansas schools win state tournament sportsmanship awards
TOPEKA The Kansas State High School Activities Association named Baldwin and Wellsville for sportsmanship awards. Baldwin received a plaque and medals for its cheerleaders while Wellsville earned certificates for both boys and girls tournaments. Eligibility depended on school participation in all three games. partial play earned plaques. A special committee and school administrators evaluated cheerleaders and fans.
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Explorers sign John McEnroe for World season
Kansas City based Explorers Team Tennis announced John McEnroe former world No 1 and 17 Grand Slam winner will play about half the 1996 World season. He is slated for two home matches and up to four road matches as the league runs its September season with 12 matches per team.
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Royals break Tigers' spring win streak in Lakeland
In Lakeland Florida the Kansas City Royals stopped Detroit's six game spring winning run 7 to 6 Joe Vitiello homered and Mark Gubicza pitched three solid innings The Royals scored twice in the second and twice in the fourth off loser Scott Aldred Mandy Lopez delivered a two run single in the second Vitiello added his second spring homer with Joe Randa aboard in the third
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