Unclear OCR Sports Card Contains Mixed Team Notes
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Indiana Completes 3-0 Series Win Over Orlando
The Associated Press reports Indiana defeated Orlando 99 to 86 to seal a clean 3-0 series lead. Denver beat Seattle 110 to 93, while Seattle trails the series at Atlanta. Other playoff games include Miami at Seattle and Chicago at Cleveland with multiple 7 and 9:30 p.m. tips.
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Ice cold extra points confuse NHL divisional title count
The record lists teams with few divisional titles, noting Toronto zero over two seasons and Los Angeles minus one across 27 periods. Washington shows minus one across twenty years, with odd references to 1967-68 and 1993-94 and a claim of three years in a prior league.
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Chiefs Acquire Bono from Niners for Draft Pick
The Kansas City Chiefs traded for Steve Bono from San Francisco, signing a two year deal worth about 2.5 million dollars to back up Joe Montana. Bono, 31, has 40 career games with 20 interceptions and 3,114 passing yards while backing up Montana and Steve Young. The deal hinges on a physical and includes a conditional middle-round pick in 1995.
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Katzer shakes out of slump at Ottawa Country Club
Itawa junior golfer Katzer recovered from a mid-season skid with an 83 to place third at the Ottawa Invitational held at his home course. Despite rain and cold, 52 golfers completed 18 holes as coach Darrell Bourque praised his team’s perseverance and noted the weather affected scoring and scheduling.
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Jays rain drenches Braves title hopes in KCAC clash
Ottawa University fell 29-1 to Tabor at Orris Cox Field as rain forced a cancellation in the second game. Tabor clinched the KCAC title at 16-2 while Ottawa finished second and eyes the District 10 Tournament in Salina May 13 and 14. Butler praised his squad but stressed postseason readiness.
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Willard star McFarland signs with Ashland University
Genni McFarland daughter of Frank McFarland and granddaughter of Fred and Pat McFarland of Princeton led Willard High to a 23 2 season and 19.2 points per game. The 5 foot 11 forward signed a National letter of intent with NCAA Division II Ashland University after scoring 1,000 high school points and setting school records in season scoring season field goal percentage and steals. She was named an all state selection by multiple newspapers.
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WSU Probed Over Possible NCAA Violations
Wichita State University is conducting an internal inquiry into potential NCAA rule violations. The Wichita Eagle reports former player John Smith may have received or been loaned a car from a booster while on the team, a vehicle he reportedly took to Virginia Commonwealth University where he now plays. Coach Scott Thompson was unavailable for comment.
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Wellsville boys win Osawatomie Freshman track meet
Wellsville tops Central Heights 129 to 117 in Osawatomie Freshman meet led by relay wins in the 400 800 and 1600. Josh Imel of Central Heights starred in high jump and 330 hurdles while Wellsville runners and fielders filled podium spots across events.
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