Baseball Transactions From Boston to New Minor Leagues
The Associated Press reports multiple MLB team moves. Boston Red Sox sign Greg Litton to a minor league contract and waive Carlos Quintana. Cory Bailey sent to Pawtucket IL. Kansas City Royals release Chris Gwynn. Minnesota Twins option Denny Hocking Greg Brummett Dave Stevens Mike Dairant and reassign Bernardo Brito Bruett Chito to Martinez. New York Yankees waive Kevin Maas as another contract purchase occurs.
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Tubaday
Boston Red Sox
Greg Litton
Carlos Quintana
Cory Bailey
Pawtucket
Kansas City Royals
Chris Gwynn
Minnesota Twins
Denny Hocking
Greg Brummett
Dave Stevens
Mike Dairant
Prize Entry Details From Scattered Fragments
The fragment mentions prizes including two slabs of ribs and an entry contact. It provides unclear calls to action with a phone number 242-8191 and an oblique reference to wage day. Exact event, organizer, or location not identifiable from the garbled text.
Vanderbilt Faces Villanova In NIT Semifinal Duel
In New York on Monday the National Invitation Tournament semifinals feature Vanderbilt 20-11 against Villanova 19-12 at 8 p.m. following a 82-76 win over Kansas State and 66-58 over Siena. Kansas State clashes with Siena for third place at 5:45 p.m. The article also notes shoe brands worn by Final Four teams and cites last year's champion North Carolina wearing Converse.
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Associated Press
New York
Vanderbilt
Kansas St
Villanova
Siena
Cullina named new Ottawa University soccer coach
Greg Mast reports Mike Cullina arrives with world class and small college experience. The 21 year old former Bethany player and ex captain of the German American Soccer Club will lead the Braves after Frank Travato’s departure. Cullina plans one on one meetings, aims to keep current players, and to grow Ottawa youth programs while noting ECAC soccer’s rising strength. Facility support comes from Tony Van Leiden, a founding figure in OU soccer.
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Itawa University
Mike Cullina
Andy Carrier
Cullina
Lindsborg
Midwest
Carrier
Braves
Ottawa
Oppor
Dodge City
ECAC
Tony van Leiden
Switzer named Cowboys coach replacing Johnson in Dallas
Barry Switzer will become the Dallas Cowboys third head coach replacing Jimmy Johnson. The deal is being finalized at Valley Ranch with Jerry Jones in charge of management and personnel decisions. Switzer, 56, formerly Oklahoma coach, brings a run oriented attack and college success but no NFL head coaching experience. Johnson quits after back to back Super Bowls, while Switzer meets with assistants to plan the transition.
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Rving
Texas
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
Sooners
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Associated Press
Switzer
NFL
Jimmy Johnson
Jerry Jones
Jones
Valley Ranch
Dallas
Johnson
Orlando
Fla
Jerry
Jimmy
Ted
Pathos
NBC
Kansas eyes triple tower lineup next season
Kansas coach Roy Williams envisions using Greg Ostertag Scot Pollard and Raef LaFrentz together to pair with Jacque Vaughn at point guard. The 27 win season saw Vaughn emerge as a potential star and Pollard improve late, capping Williams sixth year with high program momentum.
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Awrence
Kan
Kansas
Jacque Vaughn
Roy Williams
Greg Ostertag
Scot Pollard
Raef LaFrentz
Jayhawks
Williams
Missouri
Patrick Richey
Richard Scott
Steve Woodberry
Vaughn
Pollard
Creighton eyeing Dana Altman for coaching vacancy
Creighton associate athletic director Bruce Rasmussen says Altman would be nice as a candidate but has not expressed interest. Rasmussen confirms he spoke with Altman while Creighton searches to replace Rick Johnson. He is part of an 11 member committee and notes Altman, 1993 Big Eight coach of the year, as a potential target.
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Omaha
Neb
Creighton
Bruce Rasmussen
Kansas State
Dana Altman
Bluejays
Rasmussen
Altman
Rick Johnson
Snowball Relays Opens Cold Season Track Meet
At Jellsville seven schools competed in 40 degree weather with Wellsville sweeping boys and placing high in girls. Lacey Breithaupt set a triple jump school record at 32 feet 9 1 4 inches, Rhett Renaud won the 3200 meters, and Billy Hewitt claimed two individual golds as Wellsville led with 178 points to edge Viking rivals.
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Greg Mast
Jellsville
Wellsville
Lacey Breithaupt
Billy Hewitt
Rhett Renaud
Central Heights
Vikings
Paola
Renaud
Breithaupt
Richard Ebel
Ebel
Jim Wright
Santa Fe Trail
Louisburg
Eudora
Tonganoxie
Caylor
Coons
Snow
Tooley
Higbie
McDaniel
Fuller
Melissa Stover
Davis
Bunyard
Gambrel
Wood
Burkdoll
C.H
Deason
Burkdo
Wilhite
Fouts
Jennifer Gamberel
Josh Ime
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North Carolina
Herald
Frank Travato
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Bethany
KSU
Viking
John Schultze
Hewitt
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Bellinger
Mel
Gray
Barkdoll
Lytle
G. Wuertz
May
Ross
Rutledge
Foltz
Wuenz
Stephenson
Wells
Imel
Sloan
Piene
Mays
Bayless
Peine
LeRoy
Clingerman
Bell
Haight
Kueser
Kyle
Hota
Ralph You
Young
Amanda Wilhite
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