Ottawa Relays Prep Thinclads Invade OHS for 36th Run
Ottawa Kansas hosts its 36th Relays at the high school stadium with 51 teams. White Division features Iola, Osawatomie, Miami County Trojans, Wellsville and Baldwin girls. Red Division sees Manhattan, Junction City, Highland Park among giants and Blue Valley favored in boys. Events run Thursday and Saturday starting at 9 a.m. finals at 1 p.m.
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Lindsey named head coach at Arizona replacing Snowden
Ben Lindsey, 42, who led Grand Canyon College to two NAIA championships and posted 317 wins against 137 losses, was named head coach at the University of Arizona. He succeeds Fred Snowden after a midseason resignation as Arizona Athletic Director Dave Stack weighed candidates including Jack Hartman. Lindsey recently coached Fort Hays State and the Philippines national team while on leave from Grand Canyon.
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ACC eyes 45 second shot clock in upcoming season
Clemson coach Bill Foster says ACC coaches support a 45 second clock to be off in final minutes, pending athletic directors approval at May meeting. If adopted, it follows prior debates over a 30 second clock and mirrors Sun Belt usage this season amid a trend of lower scores.
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Bowling Scores From Tuesday Night Ladies Meet
Scores list from Tuesday night bowling shows high games by T Wood 153 and 497 series for First National Bank with other teams and players like Ledom 199 485 for Eagles Auxiliary and Frizzell 133 408 for Todd's Insurance Agency. The long tally includes V Reaves 164 463 for Peoples National Bank and Mitton 143 high for Rainbow Beauty Bar, along with numerous other team entries and individual scores.
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Panthers Sweep Cinder Crowns In Freshman Sophomore Meet
Williamsburg boys win 93-92 over Marais des Cygnes Valley while Burlingame places third. girls take 96 points to Burlingame 84. Daryl Reichard and Tony Davis lead the Panthers with wins in 1600 and 3200, and multiple relay and field event wins.
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Ottawa High Freshmen Rally at Triangular Meet
Ottawa High finished second to Olathe Santa Fe Trail 95 to 50 in boys competition while the OHS girls topped Indian Trail 65 to 42 and Santa Fe Trail 37. Cyclone sprinters and distance runners led wins, with Brad Greiner taking the mile and two mile, Burrichter anchoring the mile relay, and Wendy Ferguson pacing the girls 100 and 220 as Ottawa prep for the Ottawa Relays and a April 8 meet at Lawrence West.
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Paxson's 33 Points Keys Blazers Win Over Kings
Portland guard Jim Paxson scored a career high 33 points and added seven assists to lift the Trail Blazers 109-99 over the Kansas City Kings. Paxson, sparked after a slap in the face early, led Portland without Kelvin Ramsey who was sidelined with a sprained ankle.
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