SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP)—Patrick Marleau had two goals, while Jamie McGinn, Ryan Clowe and Manny Malhotra also scored as the San Jose Sharks ousted the Ottawa Senators, 5-2 Tuesday at HP Pavilion in NHL action. Thomas Greiss added 25 saves in the win for San Jose, which improved them to 19-6-4 on the season. Milan Michalek had both goals in the loss for Ottawa, which dropped the Senators to 13-8-4. In other NHL action Tuesday, Toronto blanked Montreal, 3-0, Chicago surged past Columbus, 4-3 in a shootout and Los Angeles ousted Anaheim, 4-3.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP)—E’Twaun Moore posted 22 points and JaJuan Johnson added 21 points and nine boards as the #6 Purdue Boilermakers reversed a recent trend of futility in the Big 10/ACC challenge with a 69-58 win over the Wake Forest Demon Deacons Tuesday at Mackey Arena in Top 25 men’s college basketball action. Coming into this game, Purdue had lost six of their last nine matchups in the BIG 10/ACC challenge, but this year’s rendition of the Boilermakers showed their toughness by outscoring the Demon Deacons, 40-27 down the stretch to win going away. Additionally, Purdue forced 25 Wake Forest turnovers and held the Demon Deacons to under 30 percent shooting for much of the second half. C.J. Harris and Ishmael Smith each had 14 points to pace Wake Forest in the loss. In other Top 25 action Tuesday, #11 North Carolina held off #9 Michigan State, 89-82, #17 Florida crushed Florida A&M, 80-59 and #24 Cincinnati decimated Texas Southern, 94-57.

MANTI, Utah (AP)—Rachel Nakken had 20 points and Courtnie Duncan added 13 points and six rebounds for the Cedar Lady Reds as they pummeled the Manti Lady Templars, 66-29 Tuesday in non-region girls’ basketball action. Cedar shot 54 percent for the game and an astounding 75 percent behind the 3-point line. Shauri Lyon had 11 points to pace Manti in the loss.

RICHFIELD, Utah (AP)—Tanisha Armstrong had 14 points for the Richfield Lady Wildcats as they outlasted the Beaver Lady Beavers, 39-34 in non-region girls’ basketball action Tuesday. Bonnie Yardley’s 10 points led the way for Beaver.

SALINA, Utah (AP)—Tia Pappas had 16 points, including the game-winning shot in the closing seconds to lead the Carbon Lady Dinos to a 43-41 win over the North Sevier Lady Wolves Tuesday in non-region girls basketball action. Sydney Asper had 14 points in the loss for the Lady Wolves.

MONROE, Utah (AP)—Tessa Lyman had a game-high 25 points for the Enterprise Lady Wolves in a 59-49 win over the South Sevier Lady Rams in non-region girls basketball action Tuesday. Dayna Monroe and Kayla King each had 12 points in the loss for South Sevier.

DELTA, Utah (AP)—Kaity Diaz had 23 points to lead all scorers as the Delta Lady Rabbits dismantled the Hurricane Lady Tigers, 51-32 Tuesday in non-region girls basketball action at the Palladium.

DRAPER, Utah (AP)—Lauren Tigue had 14 points for the Juan Diego Lady Soaring Eagle in a 43-35 win over the Juab Wasps in non-region girls basketball action Tuesday. Kiz Farrer had 12 points for Juab in the loss.

FILLMORE, Utah (AP)—Amanda Bagley posted 17 points while Kandice Gleave and Loni Allan each added 15 more as the Piute Lady Thunderbirds stormed past the Millard Lady Eagles, 78-37 Tuesday in non-region girls basketball action. Keri Brunson’s 10 points led the way in the loss for Millard.

GUNNISON, Utah (AP)—Caitlin Hatch had 14 points to lead the way for the South Summit Lady Wildcats in a 49-23 win over the Gunnison Lady Bulldogs in non-region girls basketball action Tuesday. Felicia Jensen had five points to pace the Lady Bulldogs in the loss.

MT. PLEASANT, Utah (AP)—Sarah John had nine points in a balanced scoring attack as the Union Lady Cougars outlasted the North Sanpete Lady Hawks, 41-36 Tuesday in non-region girls basketball action. Kara Anderson led all scorers with 15 points in the loss for North Sanpete.

(SALT LAKE CITY)—A fire in the industrial area of Salt Lake City that shot a massive plume of black smoke into the air has now been extinguished. The fire started just before noon Tuesday inside the cab of a semi truck that was in garage near 1200 South and 3600 West. Mark Bednarik of the Salt Lake City Fire Department said it appeared the structure was on fire, although a deeper inspection revealed that only the vehicle was on fire. The fire has been ruled accidental as the engine of the semi somehow sparked the flames, eventually causing $100,000 in damages. There were early reports of explosions in the fire, but Bednarik said it appeared that was the tires of the truck popping. There were no injuries.

(DAVIS COUNTY)—After a couple of high-profile mistakes concerning inmates at the Davis County Jail, the Davis County Sheriff’s Office plans to do something about it. Davis County will become the first county in the nation to receive a $10,000 grant to start using an eye scan system to keep track of jail inmates. The eye scans are stored in a national database and can quickly be pulled up to ensure a person is who they say they are. A year ago, Davis County accidentally released the wrong inmate while authorities hope the new system prevents that from happening again. Some say the eye scan system should also be used to help find missing children or elderly adults who wander off and forget who they are.

(MURRAY)—A Murray man who admitted to stabbing his ex-girlfriend’s brother will spend five years in prison. Nazir Rahimi pleaded guilty to a charge of homicide by assault in connection with the April 2008 death of Farhad Ahmad Mullahkhel. The two men had been arguing when Mullahkhel came with his sister to Rahimi’s house to retrieve her cell phone at which time Rahimi stabbed Mullahkhel. Before sentencing yesterday, Rahimi apologized, saying he never meant to kill anyone.

(SALT LAKE CITY)—An official says Mexico’s consul over Utah and western Wyoming has died. Deputy Consul Eusebio Romero says 59-year-old Ignacio Rios Navarro died Monday at St. Mark’s Hospital due to complications following abdominal surgery. Romero says Rios had a wife and two children and said his remains will be returned to Mexico. In Rios’ stead, Romero will serve as acting consul. Rios was appointed to the post in April, replacing former Consul Salvador Jimenez who retired in December 2007. The consulate serves an estimated 350,000 Mexicans. Rios previously served as consul of the Mexican Embassy in the United Kingdom.

(CEDAR CITY)—The Dixie National Forest is implementing a new plan outlawing unrestricted off-trail travel for motorized vehicles and designating some 2,700 miles of routes for ATV’s and other vehicles. The plan was approved last summer and implemented this fall. The effort is part of a national push to help federal officials better manage more off-road vehicles in the national forests and limit the effects on the environment. Part of the implementation of the Dixie forest will involve moving boulders, ripping out roads and placing signs. Early next year, forest officials also plan to provide the public with a free map of routes for motorized vehicles.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) – A new Congressional Budget Office analysis shows that health care premiums will go up drastically under a plan proposed by Democrats. Sen. Bob Bennett said that during Pres. Obama’s campaign, he promised that premiums would go down 25% but the CBO report says the premiums would actually go up. Bennett said the CBO report estimates under the Senate legislation, the average family with employer-sponsored coverage would pay more than $20,000 per year for health insurance and premiums for individuals without employer-sponsored coverage would increase 10-13% or $2100 per family in 2016. Bennett said it’s no wonder the majority of Americans oppose health care bills in Congress. He said this is not reform and Americans know it.