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Winkle boosts Calvin women GRAND RAPIDS -- The line on Calvin College senior Lisa Winkle was impressive: 15 points, nine rebounds, two blocks, two steals. And then there was the second half. HCC falls short vs. Allegany Hagerstown Community Colleges Marquis Waters missed on a 3-point attempt with 7 seconds left and Allegany Colleges Calvin Lee grabbed the rebound to secure the Trojans 59-56 victory over the Hawks in a Maryland JuCo Conference mens basketball game Sunday at the HCC athletic complex. ACM holds on to beat Hagerstown, 59-56 The Allegany College of Maryland Trojans overcame a slow start with a 13-point run late in the first half and then held on to edge Hagerstown, 59-56, in a Maryland JUCO Conference and key Region XX Division I on Sunday afternoon at the Hagerstown ARCC. Former Butler player makes return to Kansas WICHITA - Among the 10,478 black and gold-clad Wichita State fans in Koch Arena on Wednesday night were a handful of fans wearing Butler purple. They were there to watch Drakes Ajay Calvin, the former Butler standout who is now in his senior season with the Bulldogs. Norse out to end tailspin POTEAU - Seeking to snap a four-game losing streak, Northeastern A&Ms Golden Norsemen travel to Poteau tonight at 8 p.m. to begin play in the Eastern Division of the Bi-State Athletic Conference against the Carl Albert State College Vikings in the Mick Thompson Fitness Center. Chmielowiecs 16 points lead UR past Emory Batavia High graduate Mike Chmielowiec was one of six Yellowjackets to score in double figures as the University of Rochester defeated conference rival Emory, 84-75, Sunday in a mens college basketball game. Luther, Wartburg rule sites in Iowa Conference Duals Luther Colleges fifth-ranked wrestling team went 4-0 at the portion of the Iowa Conference Duals held at Central College, including a key victory over No. 24 Buena Vista, 26-18. Finding talent in the stars In the inexact science of evaluating high school football talent, Gaines Adams is one of the anomalies in this yearʼs class of top college players bound for the NFL. Giving Athletes Their Personal Space: Popular MySpace Has Advantages -- and Pitfalls By Quwan Spears, The Sacramento Bee, Calif. Jan. 28--Donna Burris is proud that many college football programs consider her son Miles a good player. By CALVIN WOODWARD and LARRY MARGASAK Associated Press Writers WASHINGTON -- Convinced this is their moment, tens of thousands marched Saturday in an anti-war demonstration linking military families, ordinary people and an icon of the Vietnam protest movement in a spirited call to get out of Iraq. | ||