Boxing Castilla versus Reyes on TV at 11 p.m.
Boxing fans can view Castilla and Reyes boxing tonight at 11. In hockey, Columbus Blue Jackets host the Edmonton Oilers at 9:30 p.m. on WEOL 990-4AM radio.
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Baseball and basketball notes from major leagues and college sports
Transactions across baseball basketball football and hockey show AL Chicago White Sox? Arh ine Jurker Spur and Tigers extending Toledo pact through 2010. NBA suspends Kobe Bryant one game. Grizzlies waive players to 10-day contracts. NFL Chiefs announce Steadman firing, Giants retire coach Sweatman. NHL Dallas Stars recall Modane, Penguins appoint staff, college moves at Central Michigan DePaul Gannon Stonehill Stony Brook Temple Wichita. tennis results from Tokyo and Delray Beach with prize money and group play details.
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Ohio high school boys basketball AP poll 2007 division standings
Ohio high school boys basketball poll results list teams with records and points. Notable entries include Cincinnati Moaster 15-2 with 267 points and seven first-place votes, Lakewood St Edward 15-0 with 259 points and three first-place votes, Trotwood-Magigan 13-1 with 209 points, and Toledo Libbey 12-1 with 180 points. Other ranked teams and several high school programs receive 12 or more points.
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Tuesday's results bow across many Ohio high school games
Postponed games and scores from Patriot Athletic Conference and numerous other leagues across Ohio. Notable results include Brookside 57 Keystone 43, Lutheran West 61 Clearview 55, Medina St. Vincent 7u 62 Oberlin 62, and many state matchups with teams such as Cortland Maplewood, Ash Teays Valley, Batavia, Bexley, Canal Winchester, Chardon, and Moeller posting various scores.
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Local High School Basketball Scores and Standings
A dense list of boys and girls basketball results from multiple teams including Lake Ridge Oberlin Lake Center Christian Laurel Senco and Gahanna Columbus area schools. Evening schedules show league matchups in North Coast and Patriot Athletic conferences with numerous regional rivalries and forthcoming bowling trials.
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World Cup Slalom results lead Raich in Schladming run
Benjamin Raich of Austria posted a 1 minute 42.3 second first run in Schladming with teammate Beas Matt histria among top finishers. Giorgia Rocca and Tad Ligety posted solid times as the World Cup standings after 24 races show Svindal leading, Raich second and Cuchi third with Miller in fifth.
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Dae Ygemnark
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Beas Matt Histria
Marc Berthod
Switzerland
Giorgia Rocca
Italy
Alen
Tad Ligety
United States
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Aksel Lund Svindal
Norway
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Didier Cuchi
Miller
Petar Fil
Byggmark
Raidh
Matt
Markusarason
Roca
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Weekend Action
A wide set of results across regions features Bucknell, Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Manhattan in notable outings. Notable upsets include Texas Arlington posting 105 and Oklahoma 31, while Wake Forest and Georgia Tech posted solid showings.
Smith the Draft Hopeful Faces Height Hurdles and Hype
Smith, praised as a winner by former teammate Donte Whitner, aspires to stay in his community and has pro scouts forecasting a second or third round pick. Critics cite his height and pocket presence, while supporters compare him to Drew Brees who reshaped a franchise. He closed his college career amid a rough matchup with Florida’s defense.
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Glenville
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Browns tight end Winslow surgery boosts minicamp hopes
Browns tight end Kellen Winslow had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee, was released from Cleveland Clinic, and aims to be ready for minicamps. He tied the franchise record with 89 receptions last season after returning from major knee surgery in 2008.
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Daisher
Barbaro may be laid to rest near Churchill Downs
Final resting place for Barbaro could be a garden at the Kentucky Derby Museum on Churchill Downs grounds near the Derby Winners’ grave sites. Owners Gretchen and Roy Jackson consider Lael Farm or the Kentucky Horse Park as other burial options.
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Surmy
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New Bolton Center
Dean Richardson
Richardson
High school wrestlers suspended amid herpes outbreak in Minnesota
Minnesota high school wrestling teams pause competitions and practice contact through February 6 after 24 herpes cases across 10 teams. Virus spreads by skin to skin contact with lesions on face, head and neck noted as key symptoms.
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Bonds, Wells, Sosa sign MLB deals as spring talks end
Barry Bonds sealed a 15.8 million one year pact with San Francisco after hours of doctors visits. David Wells agreed to a one year Padres deal worth 3 million base with 4 million more possible for 27 starts. The Toledo Mud Hens extend as Detroit Tigers farm club through 2010. Sammy Sosa finalized a minor league pact with Texas Rangers offering 500,000 if added and up to 2.1 million in bonuses.
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Davis Brothers Spark Baldwin Wallace Hot Streak
Tori and Thad Davis, standout siblings from Open Door and Baldwin Wallace, are highlighted for their college careers. Tori leads with 23.4 points per game and 4.5 rebounds, while Thad’s 986-866 rebounding edge and 222 blocks over three seasons underscore a family legacy. The brothers share praise from coach Steve Bankson and SIS Kevin Ruple as they contend for more success together at BW.
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