Black and Gardenhire named top MLB managers
Bud Black won the National League Manager of the Year after San Diego rebuilt to a 90-72 finish. Ron Gardenhire claimed the American League honor after guiding Minnesota to its sixth AL Central title in nine seasons, with a first-ballot presence on all ballots.
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Regional high school football pairings listed for playoffs
TV and radio guide shows Region 14 Genoa area hosting Orrville at Avon Lake Memorial Stadium and Region 15 Ironton meeting Bishop Hartley at Logan. other regions list games at various venues including Kenton Alter, Wapakoneta Harmon Field, Ursuline-Kirtland, Lima Central Catholic-Hillsdale, Oak Hill-Fredericktown, Coldwater-West Jefferson, McDonald-Mogadore, Delphos St. John’s-McComb, Shadyside-Bridgeport, Minster-Sidney Lehman Catholic, and Shadyside-Bridgeport playoff matchups with kickoff times.
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National League and American League Transactions Report
Multiple MLB, NFL, NHL, AHL and college notes record trades signings promotions and squad changes including Rajai Davis to Toronto and John Buck to Florida, Tony DeFrancesco to Oklahoma City, and DeAngelo Williams on IR.
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Regional high school football playoff pairings announced
Regional I through IV matchups list eight Division I games at 7 p.m. on Saturday and Friday evenings, detailing pairs like Solon vs Lakewood St Edward and Pickerington Central vs Hilliard Davidson, with venues including Byers Field, Coyt Perry Stadium, Mary Moorehead Stadium, and Welcome Stadium. Other divisions show Region 5 through 13 matchups with opponents and sites such as Judge Field, Tressel Field, Jack Miller Stadium, and Selby Field.
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NIT Season Tip-off And Regional Results In Brief
Tournament results list numerous winners and scores across the NIT Season Tip-off regions. Notable results include George Washington beating Marist 79 to 59 and Villanova defeating Boston U. 82 to 66. Other contests finish with Arkansas St. 60 Balmont .AL. American U. 61 Mount St. Mary’s 34.
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College basketball scores roundup with many results
A list of daytime college basketball results including Ball State 75 versus Indiana State 0 Bradley 59 over Loyola Marymount Creighton 63 over Louisiana Lafayette E Michigan 79 over Madonna Evansville 77 over UTLA Illinois State 73 over Tennessee State Iowa State 91 over Drake Marquette 89 over Wisconsin Green Bay Notre Dame 102 over Chicago State 62 Purdue 103 over Alcorn State South Dakota 72 over South Dakota Mines Wright State 75 over Northwood Michigan Ark Monticello 82 over Centenary Chattanooga 73 over Kennesaw State E Kentucky 81 over SIU Edwardsville Florida Atlantic 88 over Warner Southern Georgia Tech 78 over Albany NY Louisiana Tech 60 over Houston 54 Memphis 94 over Northwestern State Mississippi 77 over Murray State Rollins 78 over Nova Southeastern Southern Miss 93 over South Alabama Southern U 74 over Auburn Montgomery OT Southern Wesleyan 81 over Tenn Wesleyan 7R UAB 76 over Middle Tennessee AR West BYU 78 over Utah State California 80 over CS Northridge N Arizona 74 over Alabama State N Colorado 67 over Wyoming New Mexico 76 over Arizona State Sacramento State 84 over Bethany California 55
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Seven free agents sign with varied contracts across teams
The Associated Press reports seven free agents signing with different clubs. Jhonny Peralta returns to Detroit on an 11.25 million two year deal as shortstop. Geoff Blum moves to Arizona on 2.7 million over two years. Ramon Hernandez re-signs with Cincinnati for 3 million for one year. John Buck signs with Florida on 18 million for three years. Hiroki Kuroda re-signs with Los Angeles for 12 million over one year. Jose Contreras remains with Philadelphia on 5.5 million for two years. Jake Westbrook stays in St Louis on 16.5 million over three years.
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Woods press on Twitter signals rebuilding phase
Tiger Woods promotes redefining victory in a Newsweek op ed and will join ESPN Radio for two Mike and Mike segments. He seeks closer fan connection as he nears the one year mark since a Thanksgiving night car crash.
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