Basketball, golf, ECHL
1/23/2006COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Men
SATURDAY
Ohio 71, Toledo 68
Ball St. 62, Bowling Green 61
Cent. Michigan 71, Buffalo 61
Kent St. 72, N. Illinois 61
W. Michigan 59, Miami 50
Akron 79, E. Michigan 61
TOMORROW
Toledo at N. Illinois, 8
Buffalo at Bowling Green, 7
Cent. Michigan at Ball St., 7
W. Michigan at E. Michigan, 7
Kent St. at Miami, 7
Akron at Ohio, 7
Big Ten Conference
SATURDAY
Ohio St. 75, Penn St. 64
Michigan 71, Minnesota 55
Michigan State 85, Iowa 55
N. Dakota St. 62, Wisconsin 55
Indiana 62, Purdue 49
Illinois 58, Northwestern 47
TOMORROW
Indiana at Iowa, 9
National
YESTERDAY
EAST
Army 80, Navy 73
Siena 76, Canisius 55
St. Peter s 79, Niagara 59
UMBC 83, Maine 62
SOUTH
North Carolina 81, Florida St. 80
MIDWEST
Cincinnati 71, Rutgers 66
Creighton 77, Evansville 58
N. Michigan 76, Hillsdale 54
NYU 67, Chicago 58
S. Illinois 56, Illinois St. 44
Saint Louis 59, Xavier 54
Wichita St. 68, Missouri St. 62
SATURDAY
EAST
Brown 67, Yale 62
Bucknell 62, Colgate 43
Columbia 58, Cornell 57
Drexel 55, Delaware 44
Fordham 79, St. Bonaventure 72, 2OT
Georgetown 87, Duke 84
Holy Cross 74, American U. 63
Lehigh 76, Lafayette 58
Massachusetts 60, Temple 34
Monmouth, N.J. 80, Quinnipiac 74, 2OT
Northeastern 89, Hofstra 73
Providence 76, DePaul 75
Rhode Island 58, Richmond 46
Sacred Heart 65, St. Francis, Pa. 54
Saint Joseph s 66, La Salle 54
St. John s 55, Pittsburgh 50
Towson 66, Georgia St. 62
Villanova 80, Syracuse 65
Wagner 75, Robert Morris 69
SOUTH
Alabama St. 75, Alcorn St. 70
Arkansas 68, Auburn 52
Bethune-Cookman 67, Howard 64
Birmingham-Southern 61, Liberty 51
Boston College 65, Miami 61
Campbell 87, Jacksonville 75
Chattanooga 77, Austin Peay 67
Clemson 73, Georgia Tech 63
Coll. of Charleston 66, Wofford 58
Connecticut 71, Louisville 58
Davidson 83, Georgia Southern 58
Delaware St. 61, Hampton 58
ETSU 104, Mercer 81
Elon 50, W. Carolina 48
Fla. International 55, La.-Lafayette 50
Florida A&M 96, Md.-Eastern Shore 92, OT
Furman 81, The Citadel 57
Gardner-Webb 71, North Florida 67
George Washington 83, Charlotte 69
Georgia 72, Mississippi 65
Jacksonville St. 88, Morehead St. 65
Kennesaw St. 73, Stetson 57
Kentucky 80, South Carolina 78
LSU 68, Alabama 57
Louisiana Tech 66, New Mexico St. 61
Louisiana-Monroe 74, McNeese St. 67
Maryland 81, Virginia Tech 72
Memphis 85, Southern Miss. 68
Murray St. 79, Tenn.-Martin 73
N. Carolina A&T 78, Coppin St. 71
N.C. State 92, Wake Forest 82
N.C.-Asheville 83, VMI 65
N.C.-Wilmington 69, George Mason 63
Northwestern St. 60, SE Louisiana 58
Old Dominion 65, William & Mary 56
Radford 70, Coastal Carolina 69, OT
S. Carolina St. 75, Morgan St. 44
Samford 85, E. Kentucky 66
Savannah St. 70, Longwood 69
Southern U. 72, Alabama A&M 65
Tennessee 80, Florida 76
Tennessee St. 73, E. Illinois 57
Tennessee Tech 87, SE Missouri 76
Troy 70, Middle Tennessee 57
Tulane 60, East Carolina 52
UAB 82, Houston 79
UCF 45, Tulsa 44
UNC-Greensboro 62, Appalachian St. 60
UTEP 53, Marshall 51
Va. Commonwealth 71, James Madison 55
Vanderbilt 80, Mississippi St. 52
W. Kentucky 74, South Alabama 73
Winthrop 70, High Point 67
MIDWEST
Bradley 85, Indiana St. 63
Centenary 75, Oakland, Mich. 66
Chicago St. 75, W. Illinois 73
Cleveland St. 66, Wis.-Green Bay 63
Dayton 85, Duquesne 63
Detroit 76, Ill.-Chicago 65
IUPUI 95, UMKC 59
Kansas 96, Nebraska 54
Kansas St. 79, Missouri 64
N. Dakota St. 62, Wisconsin 55
N. Iowa 91, Drake 72
Texas A&M 86, Iowa St. 81, OT
Wis.-Milwaukee 61, Wright St. 54
Youngstown St. 64, Butler 62
SOUTHWEST
Ark.-Little Rock 62, Denver 52
Ark.-Pine Bluff 77, Prairie View 54
Colorado 80, Oklahoma St. 78, OT
IPFW 61, Texas-Pan American 56
MVSU 67, Texas Southern 65
North Texas 82, Arkansas St. 79
Oklahoma 60, Texas Tech 48
SMU 80, Rice 69, OT
Sam Houston St. 80, Texas St. 70
TCU 85, Colorado St. 72
Texas 66, Baylor 47
Texas-Arlington 82, Nicholls St. 54
Texas-San Ant. 76, Stephen F.Austin 67
FAR WEST
Arizona 60, California 55
Cal Poly 74, UC Santa Barbara 62
E. Washington 59, Weber St. 50
Gonzaga 64, San Diego 63
Hawaii 73, Fresno St. 65
Idaho St. 68, Portland St. 66
Long Beach St. 82, UC Riverside 70
Loyola Marymount 72, Santa Clara 62
Montana 73, Sacramento St. 71
N. Arizona 78, Montana St. 72
New Mexico 62, Air Force 59
Oregon St. 59, Washington St. 50
Pacific 67, UC Davis 56
S. Utah 73, Valparaiso 61
Saint Mary s, Calif. 83, Pepperdine 61
San Diego St. 88, BYU 61
San Francisco 62, Portland 50
San Jose St. 57, Idaho 53
Stanford 70, Arizona St. 64
UC Irvine 67, Cal St.-Fullerton 59
UNLV 71, Utah 59
Washington 78, Oregon 59
West Virginia 60, UCLA 56
Women
Mid-American Conference
SATURDAY
W. Michigan 73, Toledo 71
Bowling Green 80, Miami 58
Ohio 63, Akron 55
Kent St. 73, Buffalo 56
E. Michigan 58, Cent. Michigan 45
Ball St. 68, N. Illinois 62
WEDNESDAY
Toledo at Buffalo, 7
Bowling Green at Cent. Michigan, 7
Ohio at W. Michigan, 2
N. Illinois at Akron, 7
Ball St. at Miami, 7
Kent St. at E. Michigan, 7
National
YESTERDAY
MIDWEST
Ohio St. 67, Michigan St. 65
Hillsdale 83, N. Michigan 64
Illinois St. 66, Wichita St. 52
Indiana 69, Michigan 44
Indiana St. 58, Missouri St. 34
Kansas 66, Oklahoma St. 46
Minnesota 80, Iowa 68
Penn St. 91, Northwestern 48
Purdue 57, Illinois 53
Temple 67, Xavier 62
Wis.-Green Bay 56, Butler 51
SATURDAY
EAST
Army 83, Navy 69
Boston U. 92, Vermont 72
Bucknell 73, Colgate 58
Cincinnati 59, Syracuse 43
Connecticut 65, Pittsburgh 54
Cornell 75, Columbia 60
DePaul 69, Seton Hall 56
Fairleigh Dickinson 62, St. Francis, NY 54
Holy Cross 59, American U. 55
Manhattan 78, Rider 48
Marquette 80, West Virginia 75
Notre Dame 54, Georgetown 52
Robert Morris 74, Wagner 58
Rutgers 80, Louisville 55
St. John s 65, Villanova 55
SOUTH
Alcorn St. 58, Alabama St. 47
Appalachian St. 78, Georgia Southern 75
Coppin St. 82, N. Carolina A&T 54
Davidson 81, Wofford 72, OT
Fla. International 72, La.-Lafayette 47
Florida A&M 65, Md.-Eastern Shore 53
Grambling St. 66, Jackson St. 61
Hampton 64, Delaware St. 59
Howard 99, Bethune-Cookman 78
Liberty 56, Winthrop 44
Louisiana-Monroe 79, McNeese St. 57
Middle Tennessee 91, Troy 60
Murray St. 83, Tenn.-Martin 64
N.C.-Asheville 68, Coastal Carolina 65
SE Missouri 53, Tennessee Tech 46
Samford 71, E. Kentucky 68
South Florida 53, Providence 47
Southern U. 69, Alabama A&M 64
UNC-Greensboro 56, Elon 35
W. Carolina 79, Furman 73, OT
W. Kentucky 57, South Alabama 52
MIDWEST
Detroit 69, Youngstown St. 62
IUPUI 57, UMKC 46
Loyola of Chicago 85, Wright St. 77, OT
N. Iowa 82, Bradley 68
Oakland, Mich. 78, Centenary 63
S. Illinois 74, Drake 66
Valparaiso 77, S. Utah 58
W. Illinois 62, Chicago St. 49
Wis.-Milwaukee 55, Ill.-Chicago 54
SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma 73, Baylor 70
Texas A&M 72, Missouri 52
Texas St. 73, Sam Houston St. 63, OT
Texas Tech 61, Nebraska 59
FAR WEST
BYU 64, San Diego St. 39
Cal Poly 82, UC Santa Barbara 71
Fresno St. 77, Hawaii 52
Gonzaga 54, San Francisco 42
Iowa St. 86, Colorado 71
Long Beach St. 62, UC Riverside 59
Louisiana Tech 79, New Mexico St. 72
Nevada 64, Utah St. 54
New Mexico 59, Air Force 54
Oregon 81, Washington 73
Oregon St. 68, Washington St. 67, OT
Portland 65, San Diego 54
San Jose St. 61, Idaho 52
Southern Cal 73, UCLA 70
St. Mary s, Cal. 58, Pepperdine 54
Stanford 84, Arizona St. 78
TCU 73, Colorado St. 63
UC Davis 77, Pacific 62
UC Irvine 73, Cal St.-Fullerton 66
Utah 59, UNLV 51
ABA
Freddie Lewis Division
Indiana Alley Cats 19 - 1
Pittsburg Explosion 12 - 8
Toledo Ice 12 - 9
Lake Erie Rockers 7 - 8
Ohio Aviators 4 - 12
Detroit Wheels 4 - 11
Kentucky Colonels 2 - 13
YESTERDAY
Toledo 128, Lake Erie Rockers 116
TOMORROW
Toledo vs. Indianapolis Alleycats, SeaGate Centre, 7 p.m.
ICE 128, LAKE ERIE 116
LAKE ERIE: Cornute 5-4-5-27, Mason 9-9-27, Thomas 11-10-32, Washington 4-1-1-12, Johnson 1-1-3, Cullars 0-1-2-5, Barnhill 0-2-2. Totals: 30-6-30-116.
TOLEDO: Edwards 3-2-1-13, Beck 1-0-2, Bates 7-1-3-20, Ahelegbe 1-1-4-9, Okonkwo 5-2-1-17, Rice 5-3-13, Gooding 8-0-16, Staten 6-3-15, Jones 8-7-23. Totals: 44-6-22-128.
BOWLING HONOR ROLL
300 game
Gene Poggemeyer, Jug s 300-247-256-803
High series
Men (750 or better)
Steve Jakubowski, Jug s 800
Angie Seambos, Imperial 767
Brad Bowman, Jug s 766
Val Kops, Jug s 762
Ron Groves, Jug s 759
Tom McGinnis, Jug s 755
Ken Alexander, Jug s 753
Women (650 or better)
Janet Caughhorn, Jug s 656
Jamie Meyers, Jug s 658
Kerri Russell, Jug s 656
GOLF
Bob Hope Classic
Palm Desert, Calif.; par 72
C. Campbell, $900,000 63-66-68-67-71 335
J. Parnevik, $440,000 69-69-71-62-67 338
S. Verplank, $440,000 68-68-65-64-73 338
John Huston, $240,000 65-71-68-67-68 339
Phil Mickelson, $182,500 66-69-68-67-71 341
Mike Weir, $182,500 67-69-69-66-70 341
John Senden, $182,500 70-63-68-67-73 341
Olin Browne, $150,000 65-69-71-66-72 343
Jeff Maggert, $150,000 67-71-69-64-72 343
L. Glover, $110,833.34 66-75-70-67-66 344
R. Palmer, $110,833.34 70-69-67-66-72 344
B. Langer, $110,833.33 70-70-67-65-72 344
B. Mayfair, $110,833.33 68-70-68-66-72 344
R. Sabbtni, $110,833.33 71-68-68-64-73 344
J. Rose, $110,833.33 70-70-64-66-74 344
T. Pernice, Jr., $80,000 65-70-71-70-69 345
Shane Bertsch, $80,000 70-68-66-68-73 345
Brandt Jobe, $80,000 72-68-68-64-73 345
Bill Haas, $60,600 68-69-70-69-70 346
John Cook, $60,600 70-74-63-69-70 346
D. Branshaw, $60,600 69-70-72-67-68 346
Paul Azinger, $60,600 71-69-67-69-70 346
Rob Garrigus, $60,600 70-71-69-70-66 346
R.S. Johnson, $40,500 67-69-69-72-70 347
Arjun Atwal, $40,500 70-67-70-70-70 347
Bob Estes, $40,500 69-70-67-72-69 347
Todd Fischer, $40,500 68-71-67-70-71 347
Troy Matteson, $40,500 73-70-65-71-68 347
Fred Couples, $40,500 69-71-68-72-67 347
Alex Cejka, $31,050 69-67-68-72-72 348
Tim Herron, $31,050 71-69-69-66-73 348
Joe Ogilvie, $31,050 66-70-68-72-72 348
Billy Andrade, $31,050 68-68-67-72-73 348
Ben Crane, $31,050 68-69-68-69-74 348
J. Leonard, $22,583.34 67-72-67-71-72 349
Rich Beem, $22,583.34 70-67-69-71-72 349
Nick Watney, $22,583.34 68-76-66-67-72 349
Steve Jones, $22,583.33 68-71-72-66-72 349
M. Allen, $22,583.33 70-72-66-68-73 349
S. Elkington, $22,583.33 64-70-71-67-77 349
Ryuji Imada, $22,583.33 71-70-72-67-69 349
C. Petterssn, $22,583.33 71-71-69-70-68 349
Dan Chopra, $22,583.33 70-74-70-67-68 349
Doug Barron, $14,177.78 70-70-73-64-73 350
M. Calcavc., $14,177.78 69-68-72-68-73 350
S. Ames, $14,177.78 67-72-69-70-72 350
Brian Gay, $14,177.78 72-73-67-64-74 350
Pat Sheehan, $14,177.78 66-75-64-72-73 350
Ben Curtis, $14,177.78 69-71-71-65-74 350
Joe Durant, $14,177.78 71-65-70-69-75 350
Tag Ridings, $14,177.77 69-74-67-71-69 350
Fred Funk, $14,177.77 70-68-75-68-69 350
Dudley Hart, $11,311.12 74-69-66-68-74 351
K. Sutherlnd, $11,311.11 68-67-72-71-73 351
D.A. Points, $11,311.11 69-67-75-68-72 351
Dean Wilson, $11,311.11 68-70-70-71-72 351
John Rollins, $11,311.11 67-70-69-74-71 351
S. Flesch, $11,311.11 67-76-68-69-71 351
David Duval, $11,311.11 69-78-69-64-71 351
Jerry Kelly, $11,311.11 74-71-67-68-71 351
S. Micheel, $11,311.11 67-73-70-71-70 351
Greg Owen, $10,550 70-71-69-67-75 352
Paul Goydos, $10,550 74-70-71-63-74 352
Tim Clark, $10,550 71-68-70-70-73 352
Heath Slocum, $10,550 70-71-67-72-72 352
J.L. Lewis, $10,550 67-74-70-69-72 352
Jeff Brehaut, $10,550 70-75-68-68-71 352
D. McKenzie, $10,100 69-70-70-66-78 353
Jeff Sluman, $10,100 74-73-67-67-72 353
Brian Davis, $10,100 69-72-69-71-72 353
Andrew Magee, $9,900 68-72-72-69-73 354
Robert Gamez, $9,800 72-73-67-67-76 355
Pat Perez, $9,700 60-73-70-75-78 356
Corey Pavin, $9,600 73-70-69-67-78 357
Woody Austin, $9,400 68-70-69-73-78 358
Craig Barlow, $9,400 74-73-68-66-77 358
Mark O Meara, $9,400 69-74-70-68-77 358
Women s World Cup
Sun City, South Africa, Par 72
(Sunday s singles scores in parentheses)
Sweden (Annika Sorenstam 70, Liselotte Neumann 77), 65-69-147 281
Scotland (Catriona Matthew 69, Janice Moodie 72), 70-73-141 284
Wales (Becky Brewerton 74, Becky Morgan 74), 70-70-148 288
United States (Paula Creamer 73, Natalie Gulbis 73), 68-75-146 289
South Korea (Meena Lee 77, Bo Bae Song 76), 65-72-153 290
Colombia (Marisa Baena 73, Cristian Baena 80), 69-69-153 291
South Africa (Laurette Maritz 72, Ashleigh Simon 74), 69-77-146 292
Finland (Minea Blomqvist 76, Riika Hakkarainen 78), 69-69 154 292
Australia (Shani Waugh 74, Rachel Hetherington 71), 72-77-145 294
Germany (Miriam Nagl 73, Anje Monke 79), 70-72-152 294
Italy (Silvia Cavalleri 73, Veronica Zorzi 75), 73-74-148 295
Japan (Ai Miyazato 76, Sakura Yokomine 73), 73-74-149 296
France (Gwladys Nocera 75, Karine Icher 77), 72-74-152 298
Brazil (Candy Hannemann 76, Luciana Bemvenuti 74), 72-77-150 299
Taiwan (Amy Hung 74, Yu-Ping Lin 81), 67-77-155 299
England (Kirsty Taylor 73, Laura Davies 79), 71-78-152 301
Canada (Lorie Kane 77, A.J. Eathorne 80), 70-75-157 302
MasterCard Championship
Champions Tour
Kaupulehu, Hawaii; par 72
Loren Roberts, $290,000 63-67-61 191
Don Pooley, $176,000 63-64-65 192
Jay Haas, $120,000 67-64-63 194
D.A. Weibring, $120,000 66-65-63 194
Gil Morgan, $85,500 71-63-62 196
Tom Watson, $85,500 63-69-64 196
David Eger, $68,000 66-67-64 197
Tom Jenkins, $52,750 66-71-64 201
Allen Doyle, $52,750 66-69-66 201
Peter Jacobsen, $52,750 66-68-67 201
Jim Thorpe, $52,750 65-68-68 201
Dana Quigley, $42,000 67-69-66 202
Des Smyth, $34,250 69-70-64 203
Curtis Strange, $34,250 64-74-65 203
Larry Nelson, $34,250 67-69-67 203
Mark Johnson, $34,250 66-68-69 203
Tom Purtzer, $28,250 69-69-66 204
Bruce Lietzke, $28,250 71-66-67 204
John Jacobs, $25,250 69-69-67 205
Bob Gilder, $25,250 66-70-69 205
Mark McNulty, $21,500 73-66-67 206
Hale Irwin, $21,500 68-69-69 206
Bruce Summerhays, $21,500 69-67-70 206
Craig Stadler, $21,500 70-65-71 206
Ben Crenshaw, $19,000 65-72-70 207
Tom Kite, $17,166.67 68-72-68 208
Bruce Fleisher, $17,166.67 68-69-71 208
Fuzzy Zoeller, $17,166.66 65-67-76 208
Abu Dhabi Championship
At Abu Dhabi Golf Club; par 72
Chris DiMarco, U.S. 71-67-63-67 268
Henrik Stenson, Sweden 69-69-62-69 269
Sergio Garcia, Spain 70-69-65-66 270
Ricardo Gonzalez, Arg. 68-68-67-68 271
Miguel A. Jimenez, Spain 70-68-64-71 273
Colin Montgomerie, Scotlnd 72-68-65-70 275
Jyoti Randhawa, India 71-70-69-65 275
Vijay Singh, Fiji 68-70-69-70 277
Charl Schwartzel, S. Africa 69-66-68-74 277
TENNIS
Australian Open
Singles
Men
Fourth Round
Nicolas Kiefer (21) d. Juan Ignacio Chela 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-3.
Women
Fourth Round
Amelie Mauresmo (3) d. Nicole Vaidisova (16) 6-1, 6-1; Patty Schnyder (7) d. Anastasia Myskina (12) 6-2, 6-1.
ECHL
YESTERDAY
Charlotte 4, South Carolina 2
Fresno 4, Idaho 3
Long Beach 2, Victoria 0
Bakersfield 4, San Diego 1
SATURDAY
Toledo 4, Wheeling 3 SO
Reading 7, Johnstown 2
South Carolina 3, Columbia 0
Trenton 8, Dayton 3
Greenville 3, Charlotte 2, OT
Augusta 5, Florida 1
Gwinnett 4, Pensacola 3
Phoenix 2, Utah 1
Fresno 5, Idaho 2
Bakersfield 3, Victoria 0
San Diego 3, Long Beach 2, OT
Alaska 6, Stockton 3
WEDNESDAY
All-Star Games at Fresno, Calif.
TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
American League
BALTIMORE ORIOLES Acquired RHP Kris Benson from the New York Mets for RHP Jorge Julio and RHP John Maine.
MINNESOTA TWINS Agreed to terms with OF Michael Cuddyer on a one-year contract.
National League
ATLANTA BRAVES Agreed to terms with RHP Jorge Sosa on a one-year contract.
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
SAN ANTONIO SPURS Re-signed G Melvin Sanders.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
CLEVELAND BROWNS Named Jeff Davidson assistant head coach.
HOCKEY
National Hockey League
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Placed G Nikolai Khabibulin on injured reserve. Recalled G Corey Crawford from Norfolk of the AHL.
PHOENIX COYOTES Assigned D Matt Jones to San Antonio of the AHL.
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Recalled C Jason Jaspers from Springfield of the AHL.
VANCOUVER CANUCKS Recalled G Maxime Ouellet from Manitoba of the AHL.
ECHL
ECHL Suspended Victoria RW Dallas Anderson indefinitely, pending review, for his actions during a Jan. 20 game against Bakersfield.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Girls
(Games at 7:30 unless noted)
City League
TONIGHT
Bowsher at Libbey
Central at Notre Dame
Clay at Scott
Rogers at Waite
St. Ursula at Woodward
Start at Whitmer
WEDNESDAY
Bowsher at Scott
Central at Whitmer
Clay at Start
Libbey at Woodward
Notre Dame at Waite
Rogers at St. Ursula
SATURDAY JAN 28
Notre Dame at Lima Shawnee
St. Ursula at Hathaway Brown
Waite at Springfield
Rossford at Woodward
Northern Lakes
WEDNESDAY
Bowling Green vs. Eastwood at Anderson Arena, 6
FRIDAY
Anthony Wayne at Rossford
Springfield at Bowling Green
Maumee at Perrysburg
Northview at Southview
SATURDAY JAN. 28
Liberty-Benton at Bowling Green
Suburban Lakes
TONIGHT
Lakota at Carey
FRIDAY
Elmwood at Eastwood
Lakota at Genoa
Gibsonburg at Woodmore
Lake at Otsego
SATURDAY JAN. 28
Woodmore at New Riegel
TAAC
TONIGHT
Liberty Center at Stritch
Emmanuel Baptist at Bettsville
FRIDAY
Emmanuel Baptist at Stritch
Danbury at Northwood
Ottawa Hills at Maumee Valley
NWOAL
TOMORROW
Napoleon at Archbold
Bryan at Hicksville
Evergreen at North Central
Maumee Valley at Liberty Center
Pettisville at Montpelier
Patrick Henry at Miller City
Wauseon at Fairview
FRIDAY
Patrick Henry at Archbold
Bryan at Montpelier
Delta at Swanton
Liberty Center at Evergreen
SATURDAY JAN. 28
Bryan at Ottawa-Glandorf
Montpelier at Fayette
HOW TOP OHIO TEAMS FARED
DIVISION I
1, Cin. Princeton (14-0) beat Middletown 77-32.
2, Southview (11-0) beat Springfield 64-28, beat Bowling Green 65-18.
3, Stow-Munroe Falls (12-1) beat Cuyahoga Falls 71-35.
4, Cin. Mt. Notre Dame (12-2) beat Cin. Mercy 65-42.
5, Avon Lake (10-0) beat Amherst Steele 42-37, OT.
6, Dublin Scioto (13-1) beat Westerville Cent. 61-32.
7, Amherst Steele (12-1) beat Sandusky 72-44, lost to Avon Lake 42-37, OT.
8, Pickerington Cent. (12-2) beat Grove City 65-40.
9, N. Can. Hoover (12-2) beat Massillon Jackson 76-32.
10, Chardon (14-1) beat Eastlake N. 57-40, beat Geneva 44-39.
DIVISION II
1, Washington C.H. Miami Trace (13-1) beat Clarksville Clinton-Massie 62-35.
2, Morrow Little Miami (14-0) beat 74-38.
3, Louisville (14-0) beat Can. GlenOak 52-37, beat Can. S. 49-23.
4, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (12-1) beat Can. S. 77-28.
5, Cols. DeSales (10-2) beat Cols. School for Girls 69-65, beat Worthington Christian 54-46.
6, Warsaw River View (15-1) beat Dover 68-10, beat Coshocton 51-21.
7, Utica (13-0) beat Fredericktown 62-49, beat Centerburg 53-46.
8, Shelby (13-1) beat Upper Sandusky 53-36.
9, Circleville (11-1) beat Amanda-Clearcreek 51-31.
10, Salem (10-3) beat Struthers 49-26, lost to Warren Howland 35-31.
DIVISION III
1, S. Euclid Regina (15-0) is idle.
2, Plain City Jonathan Alder (12-1) is idle.
3, Ironton (11-1) lost to Oak Hill 50-48.
4, Carey (12-1) lost to Fremont St. Joseph 58-53.
5, Garfield Hts. Trinity (8-3) is idle.
6, Coldwater (10-3) beat Lima 82-51, lost to New Knoxville 36-35.
7, Apple Creek Waynedale (13-2) beat Jeromesville Hillsdale 51-29, lost Creston Norwayne 48-45.
8, Middletown Madison (11-3) lost to Bellbrook 44-35, beat Brookville 56-41.
8, Cle. Cent. Cath. (9-3) beat Bedford Chanel 74-37.
10, Sugarcreek Garaway (12-2) lost to Berlin Hiland 46-45, beat Bowerston Conotton Valley 65-16.
DIVISION IV
1, Cols. Africentric (14-0) beat Cols. Eastmoor 62-58, beat Cols. Marion-Franklin 64-38.
2, Patrick Henry (12-0) beat Bryan 61-50.
3, Newark Cath. (14-0) beat Cols. Harvest Prep 66-28.
4, Berlin Hiland (9-2) beat Sugarcreek Garaway 46-45.
5, E. Can. (14-0) beat Rootstown 51-45, beat Streetsboro 62-43.
6, Ottoville (13-1) beat Pandora-Gilboa 67-29, beat Minster 57-34.
7, New Riegel (13-1) beat Old Fort 49-33.
8, Monroeville (11-2) lost to Sandusky Perkins 54-40, beat Ashland Crestview 50-34, beat Greenwich S. Cent. 51-25.
9, Jackson Center (11-3) beat Houston 77-37, beat Russia 38-32.
10, New Knoxville (12-1) beat Coldwater 36-35, beat New Bremen 45-34.
Boys
(Games at 7:30 unless noted)
City League
TOMORROW
Findlay at St. Francis
Ottawa-Glandorf at Waite
WEDNESDAY
Bowling Green vs. St. John s at Anderson Arena, 8
Northern Lakes
TOMORROW
Anthony Wayne at Rossford
Springfield at Bowling Green
Maumee at Perrysburg
Northview at Southview
Suburban Lakes
TOMORROW
Eastwood at Woodmore
Elmwood at Genoa
Otsego at Gibsonburg
Lakota at Lake
TAAC
TOMORROW
Toledo Christian at Stritch
Danbury at Emmanuel Baptist
Northwood at Ottawa Hills
Blanchard Valley
TUESDAY
Pandora-Gilboa at Bluffton
Putnam Country
TOMORROW
Kalida at Spencerville
Other NW Ohio
TOMORROW
Fremont Ross at Tiffin Columbian
Norwest Baptist at Monclova Christian
Southeast Michigan
Tri-County
TOMORROW
Adrian Madison at Deerfield
Britton-Macon at Summerfield
Whiteford at Morenci
Whitmore Lake at Sand Creek
Lenawee County A.A.
TOMORROW
Clinton at Concord
Ida at Dexter
Albion at Onsted
Other SE Michigan
TOMORROW
Addison at Manchester
Monroe at Adrian
Flat Rock at Monroe Jefferson
Monroe St. Mary CC at Riverview
Ypsilanti at Tecumseh
HOW TOP OHIO TEAMS FARED
DIVISION I
1, Cin. Elder (11-0) beat Cin. Purcell-Marian 71-68.
2, Can. McKinley (11-2) beat Uniontown Lake 79-48.
3, Mansfield (13-0) beat Orrville 69-60, beat Ashland 71-53.
4, Solon (10-0) beat Twinsburg Chamberlin 62-45.
5, St. Francis (11-0) beat Start 60-48, beat Elida 61-41.
6, Lancaster (11-1) beat Gahanna 68-46, beat Logan 69-42.
7, Cin. St. Xavier (10-3) lost to Cin. Moeller 54-52, OT, beat Day. Carroll 41-35.
8, W. Chester Lakota W. (12-1) beat Milford 70-51.
9, St. John s (8-2) lost to Akr. SVSM 68-65.
10, Springboro (11-2) beat Franklin 74-60, beat Greenville 55-38, beat Middletown 61-56.
DIVISION II
1, Akr. SVSM (10-1) beat Tol. St. John s 68-65.
2, Cin. Taft (12-0) beat Day. Meadowdale 64-57.
3, Greenfield McClain (14-0) beat London 72-40, beat Richmond Dale SE 74-52.
4, Willard (12-0) beat Fostoria 87-70, beat Shelby 59-54.
5, Akr. Buchtel (10-0) beat Akr. N. 97-81, beat Akr. Kenmore 76-63.
6, Day. Dunbar (10-2) beat Cin. Hughes 77-67, OT.
7, Wooster Triway (11-0) beat Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 55-50, beat Medina Buckeye 88-39.
8, Day. Chaminade-Julienne (10-1) beat Cin. Purcell Marian 63-54.
8, Cin. Wyoming (11-0) beat Goshen 60-36, beat Reading 60-49.
10, Tipp City Tippecanoe (13-0) beat Lewistown Indian Lake 72-31.
DIVISION III
1, Cin. N. College Hill (14-0) beat Cin. Seven Hills 95-50, beat S. Laurel (Ky.) 65-57.
2, Johnstown-Monroe (14-0) beat Danville 97-58, beat Centerburg 48-42.
3, Bellaire (11-0) beat Oak Glen, W.Va. 104-78.
4, Rocky River Lutheran W. (10-0) beat Brookside 99-61.
5, W. Liberty Salem (13-1) beat Cedarville 47-45, lost to Jamestown Greeneview 50-46.
6, Chesapeake (11-1) beat Winfield (W.Va.) 75-67, beat S. Point 60-44.
7, Cle. VASJ (8-2) beat Cle. Cent. Cath. 56-42.
8, St. Henry (11-1) beat Ft. Recovery 63-48, beat New Paris National Trail 86-30.
9, Collins Western Reserve (12-0) beat Greenwich S. Cent. 61-29.
10, Versailles (11-1) beat Minster 52-50, beat Cin. Madeira 77-75.
DIVISION IV
1, Ottoville (13-0) beat Miller City 59-36, beat Findlay Liberty-Benton 57-50.
2, Lancaster Fisher Cath. (12-0) beat Grandview 57-47, beat Sugar Grove Berne Union 71-44.
3, Ada (10-1) lost to Columbus Grove 77-63, beat Cory-Rawson 84-47.
4, Mineral Ridge (8-1) lost to Lowellville 55-52.
5, Russia (11-0) beat Botkins 65-56, beat Minster 67-57.
6, Berlin Hiland (10-2) lost to Strasburg-Franklin 68-59, beat Bowerston Conotton Valley 94-61.
7, Worthington Christian (11-1) beat Morral Ridgedale 71-45.
8, Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. (8-3) beat Cle. Rhodes 73-63.
9, Holgate (10-2) beat Fairview 49-45.
10, S. Webster (11-1) beat Wheelersburg 55-49, beat Waverly 74-41.
SPORTLIGHT
Jan. 23
1944 The Detroit Red Wings defeat the New York Rangers 15-0 to set an NHL record for consecutive goals.
1975 Ralph Kiner is elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his 15th and final year of eligibility.
1979 Willie Mays is named on 409 of 432 ballots and elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
1993 Mike Gartner of the New York Rangers sets an NHL record when he reaches the 30-goal mark for the 14th consecutive season. Gartner, with three goals in the Rangers 8-3 victory over Los Angeles, surpasses Phil Esposito, Bobby Hull and Wayne Gretzky.
2001 Sam Cassell scores 22 points and the Bucks hit a franchise record 14 3-pointers to beat the Knicks 105-91 and snap New York s NBA-record 33-game streak of holding opponents to under 100 points.
2005 Jennifer Rodriguez becomes the first American woman in nine years to win the World Sprint Speedskating Championship. Rodriguez sets a personal best in the 500 for the second straight day and has the fastest 1,000 meters in the women s field.
PREP HOCKEY
CLAY 4, MAUMEE 2: C Perlaky, Wojoceihoski, Shaheen, Murray. M Mahlman, King. Saves Drouillard (C) 24; Chapman (M) 18.