College basketball, baseball, NFL
1/31/2008BOWLING
HONOR ROLL
300 game
Jeff Kwiatkowski, Rossford 277-204-300-781
Jeff Kruzel, Rossford 300-244-209-753
Keith Nusbaum, Miracle 213-300-222-735
Men750+
Keith Nusbaum, Miracle 805
Steve Kosier, Rossford 796
Rod Radant, Rossford 794
Rich Gargas, Rossford 781
Todd Childress, Rossford 781
Brian May, Rossford 781
Steve Jones, Imperial 769
Mike Malone, Southwyck 767
Dan Tuite, Southwyck 761
Sean Sevrence, Rossford 761
Jeff Kruzel, Rossford 761
Ron Zeman, Miracle 760
Chad Close, Rossford 754
Chuck Reynolds, Jr. Rossford 753
Keith Davis, Timbers 751
Gus Webb, Miracle 750
Keith Baumgardener, Rossford 750
Women 650+
Judi Woessner, Rossford 750
Shari Gorski, Imperial 733
Sandy Crossen, Southwyck 716
Amanda Pierson, Imperial 685
Dawn Beecham, Imperial 663
Ellen DeVaughn, Southwyck 652
SPORTS NOTE
JUNIOR HIGH CHAMPIONSHIPS: The Toledo Public School Junior High basketball championships will be held tonight at Bowsher High School. DeVeaux and Robinson meet for the girls title at 6 p.m. DeVeaux and McTigue meet for the boys title at 7:30 p.m. Tickets good for both games are $3 for adults and $2 for students,
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT: The Woodmore 14-and-under and 12-and-under Memorial Day Tournament will be held in Woodville on May 21-26. Contact Mike Sorg at 419-836-9826.
SPORTLIGHT
Jan. 31
1988 The Washington Redskins score 35 points in the second quarter to overcome a 10-0 deficit and beat the Denver Broncos 42-10 in the Super Bowl. MVP Doug Williams passes for four touchdowns and a record 340 yards. Timmy Smith rushes for a record 204 yards.
1991 Michael Adams of the Denver Nuggets scores a career-high 45 points, hands out 12 assists and grabs 11 rebounds in a 123-119 win over New Jersey. The 5-foot-11 guard becomes the shortest player in the NBA to get a triple-double.
ST. FRANCIS 64, WHITMER 12: 103-D.Hanus (SF) d. Carnes, 9-5; 112-Moore (W) p. Opaczewski; 119-Marzec (SF) md. Mazzurco, 17-5; 125-McCarthy (SF) by forfeit; 130-Sandlin (W) p. Carr; 135-Dietsch (SF) by forfeit; 140-Janke (SF) p. Wert, 0:20; 145-Ramirez (SF) p. Negrin, 1:56; 152-Horvath (SF) p. Stockman, 2;34; 160-Babuder (SF) by forfeit; 171-A.Hanus (SF) by forfeit; 189-C.Hanus (SF) p. Compton, 0:51; 215-Toth (SF) d. Murray, 8-5; 285-Fedynich (SF) p. King, 2:15.
START 44, WHITMER 27: 103-C.Leedy (S) d. Carnes, 10-4; 112-Moore (W) p. Green, 2:25; 119-K.Leedy (S) tf. Mazzurco, 18-3; 125-B.Leedy (S) by forfeit; 130-Sandlin (W) p. Sumner, 0:40; 135-double forfeit; 140-Soto (S) p. Wert, 0:48; 145-Negrin (W) by forfeit; 152-Brubaker (S) p. Stockman, 2:34; 160-Langston (S) by forfeit; 171-Watson (S) by forfeit; 189-Eltatawy (W) d. Dunklin, 7-2; 215-Murray (W) p. Sutton, 2:58; 285-Augustyniak (S) p. King, 1:03.
ST. FRANCIS 43, START 29: 103-C.Leedy (S) p. D.Hanus, 2:42; 112-Green (S) p. Opaczewski, 1:24; 119-K.Leedy (S) p. Rollins, 0:46; 125-B.Leedy (S) md. Marzec, 9-0; 130-McCarthy (SF) p. Sumner, 1:55; 135-Dietsch (SF) by forfeit; 140-Janke (SF) p. Soto, 3:42; 145-Horvath (SF) by forfeit; 152-Ramirez (SF) p. Brubaker, 3:15; 160-Babuder (SF) md. Langston, 11-1; 171-A.Hanus (SF) d. Watson, 10-5; 189-Dunklin (S) md. C.Hanus, 19-9; 215-Toth (SF) p. Sutton, 1:17; 285-Augustyniak (S) d. Fedynich, 6-3.
Northwest Ohio Rankings
Team ratings: 1-Oak Harbor; 2-Eastwood; 3-Delta; 4-Perkins; 5-Central Catholic; 6-Clay; 7-Clyde; 8-Elmwood; 9-Maumee; 10- St. John s Jesuit.
103: H. Stieber (Monroevil); 2-Manley, (Springfield); 3-Cramer, (Oak Harbor); 4-Eichert (Arcadia); 5-Ferguson (Montpelier); 6-Ward (Bryan); 7- Garcia (Lake); 8- Stacey (Liberty Center).
112: Tessari (Monroeville); 2- Stone (Oak Harbor); 3-Miller (Defiance); 4-Tolson (Delta); 5-D.Cook (TCC) 6-Hackworth (Eastwood); 7-Lee (Elmwood); 8-Glen (Otsego).
119-1-Stiebler (Monroeville; 2-Miller (Oak Harbor); 3-Fuller (Waite) 4-Lopez (Patrick Henry); 5-Perez (Wauseon); 6-McLaughlin (Clay); 7-Gonzalaez (Defiance); 8-LaCourse (Eastwood).
125: Opfer (SMCC); Baxter (Perkins); 3-Flores (Eastwood); 4-K. Leady (Start); 5-A Cook (TCC); 6-Carnahan (Paulding); 7-Karnes (Edgerton); 8-Oney (SC).
130: A. Latham (Southview); 2-Messinger (Fremont Ross); 3-Munafo (Perkins) 4-B. Leady (Start); 5-Almanza (Patrick Henry); 6-Curico (Toledo Christian)7-Foos (Otsego); 8-Redd (Archbold).
135: Reindell (Cardinal Stritch); 2-Johnson (Otsego) 3-Ray (Rossford); 4-Ganues (Clay); 5-Smith (TSJ); 6-Combs (Bryan); 7-Rentschler (LC); 8-Ferguison (Springfield).
140: D. Reidy (Bellevue); 2- Gombash (Delta); 3-Shoemaker (Arcadia); 4-Lopez (Waite); 5-Johnson (Monroe); 6-Norden (Napoleon); 7-Ferguson (Springfield); 8-Long (Eastwood).
145: Tank, (Oak Harbor; 2-Herrick (Waite); 3- McGooky (Perkins); 4-Betts (Elmwood; 5-Hoffmann (Eastwood); 6-Shiff (Fostoria; 7-Dye (Patrick Henry); 8-Vocke (Napoleon).
152: True (Arcadia); 2-Drummond, (Napoleon); 3-Hendon (Bowling Green); 4-Wagner (Genoa); 5-Evans (Fremont Ross); 6-Ramirez (TSF); 7-Short (Archbold); 8-Mossing (TCC)
160: Cubberly (Eastwood); 2-Kwaite (Calvert); 3-Thurn ( (Clyde); 4-Lee (Elmwood); 5-Ortaloni (SMVV); 6-Brubaker (Start) 7-Giachetti (Oak Harbor); 8-Munson (AW).
171: Phillips (Monroeville); 2-Roth (Eastwood); 3-Witt (Oak Harbor); 4-Yant (Delta); 5-Micheals (Clyde); 6-Nino (TCC); Ackley (Elmwood); 8-Monus (TSJ).)
189: Magrum (Oak Harbor); 2-Foster (Eastwood); 3-Alexander (Findlay); 4-Isley (Southview); 5-Kirian (Mohawk); 6-McClory (LC); 7-Krajicek (Springfield); 8-Meadows (TSJ).
215- Fisher (Perkins); 2-Pickeral (TCC); 3-Andrews (Clyde); 4-Ripke (Maumee); 5-Aurand (Elmwood); 6-Ault (Woodmore); 7-Hummell (Lake); 8-Mueller (TSJ).
285: Southwyck (Otsego); 2-Donna (Columbian); 3-Williams (Woodward); 4-Brooks (Bellevue); 5-Sanchez (Napoleon); 6-Ruppert (Waite); 7-Augustiniak (Start); McClellan (TSJ).
PRO FOOTBALL
Super Bowl
Sunday
Glendale, Ariz.
New England vs. N.Y. Giants, 6:17 p.m. (FOX)
LATEST LINE
NFL
(Sunday)
Super Bowl XLII
New England 12 NY Giants
NBA
DETROIT 7 (197) LA Lakers
a-BOSTON No Line (XXX) Dallas
Cleveland 41/2 (196) SEATTLE
PHOENIX 7 (200) San Antonio
a-Boston K. Garnett and R. Allen are
questionable.
College Basketball
N. CAROLINA 21 Boston College
NOTRE DAME 8 Providence
Wisc Milwaukee 5 DETROIT
Minnesota 2 MICHIGAN
WRIGHT STATE 51/2 Wisc Green Bay
W. KENTUCKY 14 Ark Little Rock
South Alabama 31/2 NORTH TEXAS
ILLINOIS CHICAGO 21/2 Cleveland State
LOYOLA CHICAGO 61/2 Youngstown State
LA-LAFAYETTE 7 Middle Tenn St
Temple 2 FORDHAM
TROY 31/2 Louisiana-Monroe
DUKE 19 North Carolina St
WISCONSIN 41/2 Indiana
DENVER 5 Fla International
CS NORTHRIDGE 9 Cal Irvine
WASH. STATE 111/2 California
NEVADA 9 Fresno State
Stanford 2 WASHINGTON
CS Fullerton 7 LONG BEACH ST.
UCLA 141/2 Arizona State
SOUTHERN CAL 31/2 Arizona
New Mexico St. 2 HAWAII
Home Team in CAPS
COLLEGE HOCKEY
CCHA
TOMORROW
Bowling Green at Ohio St.
Ferris St. at Lake Superior St.
Nebraska-Omaha at Michigan St.
N. Michigan at Michigan
US Under-18 Team at Notre Dame
W. Michigan at Alaska-Fairbanks
SATURDAY
Bowling Green at Ohio St.
Ferris St. at Lake Superior St.
Nebraska-Omaha at Michigan St.
N. Michigan at Michigan
W. Michigan at Alaska-Fairbanks
Friday, Feb. 8
Alaska-Fairbanks at Bowling Green
Ferris St. at Notre Dame
Lake Superior St. at W. Michigan
Michigan at Miami
Michigan St. at N. Michigan
Ohio St. at Nebraska-Omaha
Saturday, Feb. 9
Alaska-Fairbanks at Bowling Green
Ferris St. at Notre Dame
Lake Superior St. at W. Michigan
Michigan at Miami
Michigan St. at N. Michigan
Ohio St. at Nebraska-Omaha
Men
Mid-American Conf.
East
Conference All Games
W L Pct. W L Pct.
Kent St. 6 1 .857 17 4 .810
Akron 5 2 .714 15 5 .750
Ohio 5 2 .714 14 6 .700
BGSU 5 2 .714 10 9 .526
Miami 3 4 .429 9 10 .474
Buffalo 0 7 .000 6 13 .316
West
Conference All Games
W L Pct. W L Pct.
W. Michigan 5 2 .714 11 9 .550
C. Michigan 3 4 .429 8 11 .421
E. Michigan 3 4 .429 7 12 .368
Toledo 3 4 .429 6 13 .316
N. Illinois 2 5 .286 5 14 .263
Ball St. 2 5 .286 3 16 .158
LAST NIGHT
Akron 68, Toledo 52
Bowling Green 63, Ball State 53
Kent State 77, Eastern Michigan 67
Miami 66, Northern Illinois 51
SATURDAY
Toledo at Kent State, noon
Bowling Green at Western Michigan, 4
Ohio at Northern Illinois, 2
Miami OH at Ball State, 2
Buffalo at Central Michigan, 6:30
Eastern Michigan at Akron, 7
Big Ten Conference
Conference All Games
W L Pct. W L Pct.
Indiana 6 0 1.000 17 2 .895
Michigan St. 7 1 .875 19 2 .905
Purdue 7 1 .875 16 5 .762
Wisconsin 6 1 .857 16 3 .842
Ohio St. 6 2 .750 15 6 .714
Minnesota 2 4 .333 12 6 .667
Iowa 3 6 .333 10 12 .455
Penn St. 2 6 .250 10 10 .500
Illinois 2 7 .222 10 12 .455
Michigan 1 7 .125 5 15 .250
Northwestern 0 7 .000 6 11 .353
LAST NIGHT
Purdue 51, Iowa 50
Michigan St. 51, Illinois 41
TONIGHT
Minnesota at Michigan, 7
Indiana at Wisconsin, 9
SATURDAY
Ohio St. at Iowa, 6:05
Michigan St. at Penn St., 8
Purdue at Illinois, 3:30
SUNDAY
Northwestern at Indiana, Noon
Wisconsin at Minnesota, 2
National
EAST
Cincinnati 62, West Virginia 39
Colgate 58, Holy Cross 46
Georgetown 74, St. John s 42
La Salle 84, St. Bonaventure 61
Lafayette 83, Army 58
Massachusetts 94, Duquesne 80
Navy 77, American U. 66
Northeastern 53, Delaware 49
Pittsburgh 69, Villanova 57
Rhode Island 78, Richmond 74
Saint Joseph s 61, George Washington 59
Towson 60, Hofstra 51
Wooster 78, Allegheny 61
SOUTH
Davidson 78, Wofford 65
Florida Atlantic 82, New Orleans 72
Furman 53, The Citadel 51
LSU 81, Auburn 80
Marshall 72, Tulsa 65, OT
Maryland 85, Virginia 75
Mississippi 74, Vanderbilt 58
South Carolina 62, Georgia 56
UAB 88, UCF 81
UNC Wilmington 68, Old Dominion 65
William & Mary 70, James Madison 67
MIDWEST
Adrian 66, Kalamazoo 62
Albion 75, Alma 73, OT
Baldwin-Wallace 81, Mount Union 72
Bradley 63, Indiana St. 44
Dayton 63, Saint Louis 36
Defiance 90, Bluffton 71
Denison 55, Earlham 49
Drake 75, Creighton 65
John Carroll 76, Muskingum 62
Kansas St. 84, Kansas 75
Marietta 96, Otterbein 95, OT
N. Iowa 69, Illinois St. 61
Nebraska 66, Missouri 62
Ohio Northern 89, Heidelberg 72
Ohio Wesleyan 84, Oberlin 69
Syracuse 60, DePaul 55
Wilmington, Ohio 72, Capital 55
Wittenberg 54, Wabash 52
FAR WEST
BYU 69, Air Force 53
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas 78, Mississippi St. 58
Memphis 89, Houston 77
UNLV 70, TCU 58
WOMEN
Mid-American Conf.
East
Conference All Games
W L Pct. W L Pct.
Ohio 5 2 .714 12 8 .600
BGSU 4 3 .571 15 6 .714
Miami 4 3 .571 12 9 .571
Buffalo 3 3 .500 10 9 .526
Kent St. 3 4 .429 6 13 .316
Akron 2 5 .286 6 15 .286
West
Conference All Games
W L Pct. W L Pct.
W. Michigan 6 1 .857 9 12 .429
E. Michigan 4 3 .571 10 9 .526
Ball St. 4 2 .667 8 11 .421
N. Illinois 3 3 .500 7 11 .389
Toledo 3 4 .429 10 8 .556
C. Michigan 0 7 .000 4 16 .200
LAST NIGHT
Kent State 87, Toledo 61
Western Michigan 79, Bowling Green 73
Ohio 88, Ball State 82
TONIGHT
Northern Illinois at Buffalo, 7
SATURDAY
Bowling Green at Toledo, 2:30
Ohio at Western Michigan, 2
Kent State at Eastern Michigan, 2
Miami at Central Michigan, 4
MIDWEST
Allegheny 65, Wooster 48
Baldwin-Wallace 65, Mount Union 47
Bethel, Ind. 79, Marian, Ind. 54
Bluffton 80, Defiance 77
John Carroll 67, Muskingum 55
Kansas St. 77, Nebraska 75
Notre Dame 85, Providence 54
Ohio Wesleyan 86, Oberlin 35
Olivet 80, St. Mary s, Ind. 70
Otterbein 84, Marietta 64
Wilmington, Ohio 81, Capital 66
Wittenberg 65, Denison 55
Xavier 69, Saint Louis 52
TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
American League
KANSAS CITY ROYALS Agreed to terms with 2B Esteban German on a one-year contract.
National League
LOS ANGELES DODGERS Sold RHP D.J. Houlton to Fukuoka (Japanese Pacific League).
NEW YORK METS Claimed RHP Ruddy Lugo off waivers from Oakland.
Northern League
WINNIPEG GOLDEYES Agreed to terms with INF Scott Schade, INF Jeff Beachum and OF Brian Aragon.
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
NBA Suspended New York F Renaldo Balkman one game, without pay, and assessed him a flagrant foul, penalty two for elbowing Los Angeles Lakers G Sasha Vujacic in a game on Jan. 29.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
ATLANTA FALCONS Named Chris Scelfo tight ends coach.
BALTIMORE RAVENS Named Jerry Rosburg special teams coach.
CINCINNATI BENGALS Signed QB Jordan Palmer to a two-year contract.
MIAMI DOLPHINS Signed QB Matt Baker, OL Trey Darilek, LB Junior Glymph.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Named Ted Tollner quarterbacks coach/assistant to the head coach, and Adam Gase offensive assistant.
ST. LOUIS RAMS Named Al Saunders offensive coordinator and signed him to a three-year contract.
HOCKEY
National Hockey League
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Assigned F David Bolland and F Kris Versteeg to Rockford (AHL).
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS Recalled C Gilbert Brule from Syracuse (AHL).
EDMONTON OILERS Placed D Sheldon Souray on injured reserve.
PHOENIX COYOTES Assigned C Mike Zigomanis to San Antonio (AHL).
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Assigned RW Kyle Wanvig to Norfolk (AHL).
VANCOUVER CANUCKS Assigned G Drew MacIntyre to Manitoba (AHL). Recalled D Luc Bourdon, RW Mike Brown and LW Jason Jaffray from Manitoba.
COLLEGE
ALABAMA Named Jim McElwain offensive coordinator.
SAINT LOUIS Named Chris May athletic director.