Saturday and Monday College Sports Schedule Highlight Ottawa
Ottawa hosts McPherson Saturday at 1 30 p m and Benedictine games loom for both men and women in college basketball with Ottawa at Benedictine on Monday at 7 p m and Benedictine in men’s action Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Baker meets MidAmerica Nazarene at 1 30 p m while Linn faces Williamsburg at 2 p m in high school football.
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Baseball and Football Transactions From Thursday AP Rundown
American League moves include Angels scouting chief hire and Orioles, Red Sox, Indians, Tigers, Blue Jays signings. National League adds Cubs, Reds, Astros, Dodgers, Phillies personnel. Padres, Giants restructure staff. NFL Eagles extend Brian Dawkins. NCAA imposes Cincinnati basketball probation and scholarship losses.
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Tom Spencer
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Warren Miller
Alyson Fooler
Joe Bohringer
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Ron Roenicke
Guy Conti
San Antonio
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Lenny Dykstra
Ruben Amaro
Joel Bennett
Steve Schrenk
Steve Montgomery
Shad Williams
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Alberto Castilla
Lou Lucca
Torey Lovullo
Lou Frazier
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Tom LeVasseur
Darrel Akerfelds
Thad Bosley
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Erie Rolls Past Central Heights in Bi District Play
Erie speedsters dominated Central Heights 35 to 13 in bi district 3A action moved to Thursday due to flooding. Derek Sears led with 195 rushing yards aided by Kennedy Aday and Walters for 409 team rushing yards and five touchdowns amid Viking injuries and a freshman QB Weyrtz rallying late.
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Chiefs aim to break Seattle jinx in Kingdome clash
Kansas City, 4-4, seeks first win in Seattle since 199? as Marty Schottenheimer builds to halt a four game skid. The Chiefs, 7-2 in Seattle under his tenure, face a Seahawks squad also 4-4 amid injuries and penalties with both teams desperate for a playoff push.
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KSU faces Baylor in second Kansas trip this season
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder brushes off suspense about Baylor strategy pointing to Der Ek Lagway as key. The 8-0 Wildcats visit Baylor after routing Kansas 54-6. Baylor, 2-6, on a three-game skid, calls K State the strongest foe they have faced, with quarterback Michael Bishop leading Big 12 in total offense and drawing pro scouts.
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Kansas Names Alexander to Start After Wegner Concussion
Kansas hosts North Texas as Jay Alexander makes his first collegiate start after Zac Wegner suffers a second straight concussion. The 3-6 Jayhawks look to rebound from a 54-6 loss to Kansas State and a season with limited offense.
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Hartman, Former KSU Coach, Dies at 73
Former Kansas State basketball coach Jack Hartman died at 73 in a Santa Fe hospital after heart failure. Hartman led the Wildcats for 16 seasons, posting a 295-169 record and became KSU's all-time winningest coach. Previously he coached at Southern Illinois for seven years and Coffeyville Community College.
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Alou stays with Astros as Rogers eyes trade
Moises Alou re-signed with the Houston Astros while Kenny Rogers may leave the Oakland Athletics after filing a trade demand. Seven free agents declared on the final day, bringing the total to 135. Darren Lewis re-signed with the Boston Red Sox. Perry Mulholland remains with the Chicago Cubs.
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