Yanks Snap Up Nettles In Trade At Winter Meetings
At Honolulu AP The New York Yankees acquired Graig Nettles and catcher Jerry Moses from Cleveland while sending young players to the Indians. New York also traded for a power hitter and reflected a frenzied start to baseballs winter meetings. Mets swapped Agee to Houston for Rich Chiles and Buddy Harris and later added Phil Hennigan from Cleveland. Pirates and Tigers followed with a four player deal, Reds sent Bill Voss to St Louis for Pat Jacquez, and Dodgers added Tom Lasorda and Marty Basgall to their staff as Ozark and Hartsfield moved on.
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City Scores Volleyball and Basketball Results
In volleyball women's division restart, City def Jolly Dollies and Pizza Village beat Damion Towner. Williamsburg over Pomona Golddiggers, Pizza Village over Westminster, Joly Dollies beat Pomone, Westminster defeated Centropolis, Williamsburg beat Appanoose, Golddiggers over Appanocose. In men's division Patsies edge Trinity Methodist.
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Juco Standings and Week Ahead in Non-Divisional Western Div
Western Division standings list Barton County 301 Hutchinson 21 Butler County 11 Dodge City in Garden City 15 Seward County 0 Cowley County 0 Pratt 0 Easter Division includes Neosho County 50 Johnson County 30 Coffeyville 20 Fort Scott 10 Independence 1 Allen County 1 Kansas City 1 Labette County. Remaining games this week feature Cowley County at Coffeyville and Butler County at Fort Scott.
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Area Prospects Ike Starts Anew At CH
Central Heights names Ike Cearfoss as head basketball coach bringing a decade of prep coaching experience to the Vikings. He inherits a 6-13 team with only three returning lettermen Vic Schulz Jon Dunbar and Danny Welch lead a small nucleus with Schulz as a strong rebounder Dunbar a sharpshooter and Welch an excellent floor man in the guard corps.
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K State and Sooners open cage seasons with wins
Kansas State defeats San Diego State 79 to 67 led by Edward Kusnyer with 21 points and a strong second half run. Oklahoma State tops Indiana State 92 to 84 as Alvan Adams debuts with 34 points and 28 rebounds setting a school record.
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