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UCOfootballers fall to No. 18 Washburn

A pair of quickstrike touchdowns thwarted Central Oklahoma upset bid and kept the Bronchos winless Saturday afternoon as No. 18ranked Washburn pulled out a 2819 MidAmerica Intercollegiate Athletics Association victory.

UCO led 70 after one quarter and it was tied 77 in the third quarter when the Ichabods sandwiched scoring passes of 80 and 40 yards around a Broncho touchdown to take a 2113 lead after three periods.

A fumbled punt early in the fourth quarter led to a short Joshua Birmingham touchdown that made it 2119 after the twopoint conversion failed, but WU used a long drive to push its lead to nine with 8:30 remaining and UCO last two possessions ended in interceptions.

1st US ambassador to Myanmar since 1990 begins job

Derek Mitchell carried out the formality at the presidential mansion in the capital Naypyitaw, said the website of the office of President Thein Sein. Mitchell had arrived earlier Wednesday in Yangon, Myanmar's biggest city, before proceeding to the capital.Washington announced in January it was restoring full diplomatic relations with Myanmar, encouraged by reforms that have swept the nation since a longruling army junta ceded power last year.Thein Sein, who took office after a general election, has instituted liberal reforms after almost five decades of repressive military rule. The initiative in large part is meant to attract foreign aid and investment. The previous military regime was shunned by many Western countries,

who applied economic and political sanctions because of its poor record on human rights and democracy.

The Bronchos fell to 04 on the season and in league play, while the Ichabods improved to 40 overall and in the MIAA. Central Oklahoma first four opponents Missouri Southern, Pittsburg State, Emporia State and WU have a combined 120 record.

Balenseifen wins Cowboy Classic

Deer Creek talented junior Bryce Balenseifen continued his winning ways at the weatherplagued Cowboy Jamboree cross country meet, taking the gold medal in the Class 4A5A boys division Saturday at Oklahoma State University.

Sparked by Balenseifen superb showing, the Antlers finished second only to visiting Canyon, Texas, traditionally a winner in open meets in Texas. Blaine Powell, Drake Diangelo, Adam Warren and Grant Schatzman joined Balenseifen on the medal stand.

UCOfootballers fall to No. 18 Washburn

A pair of quickstrike touchdowns thwarted Central Oklahoma upset bid and kept the Bronchos winless Saturday afternoon as No. 18ranked Washburn pulled out a 2819 MidAmerica Intercollegiate Athletics Association victory.

UCO led 70 after one quarter and it was tied 77 in the third quarter when the Ichabods sandwiched scoring passes of 80 and 40 yards around a Broncho touchdown to take a 2113 lead after three periods.

A fumbled punt early in the fourth quarter led to a short Joshua Birmingham touchdown that made it 2119 after the twopoint conversion failed, but WU used a long drive to push its lead to nine with 8:30 remaining and UCO last two possessions ended in interceptions.

1st US ambassador to Myanmar since 1990 begins job

Derek Mitchell carried out the formality at the presidential mansion in the capital Naypyitaw, said the website of the office of President Thein Sein. Mitchell had arrived earlier Wednesday in Yangon, Myanmar's biggest city, before proceeding to the capital.Washington announced in January it was restoring full diplomatic relations with Myanmar, encouraged by reforms that have swept the nation since a longruling army junta ceded power last year.Thein Sein, who took office after a general election, has instituted liberal reforms after almost five decades of repressive military rule. The initiative in large part is meant to attract foreign aid and investment. The previous military regime was shunned by many Western countries,

who applied economic and political sanctions because of its poor record on human rights and democracy.

The Bronchos fell to 04 on the season and in league play, while the Ichabods improved to 40 overall and in the MIAA. Central Oklahoma first four opponents Missouri Southern, Pittsburg State, Emporia State and WU have a combined 120 record.

Balenseifen wins Cowboy Classic

Deer Creek talented junior Bryce Balenseifen continued his winning ways at the weatherplagued Cowboy Jamboree cross country meet, taking the gold medal in the Class 4A5A boys division Saturday at Oklahoma State University.

Sparked by Balenseifen superb showing, the Antlers finished second only to visiting Canyon, Texas, traditionally a winner in open meets in Texas. Blaine Powell, Drake Diangelo, Adam Warren and Grant Schatzman joined Balenseifen on the medal stand.