NBICU saves two brothers with local hospital care
Cindy Anger recalls her premature sons Evan and Ethan who were born at 33 weeks and spent time in NBICU before transfer. Evan turns two soon while Ethan, starting junior golf next year, will present this year’s Pro Am prize at The Golf Club at Southwind. The family praises local care and the Wesley Medical Center transfer.
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Chiefs hire Zorn as quarterbacks coach amid staff reshuffle
Former Ravens quarterbacks coach Jim Zorn joins Kansas City with Matt Cassel praising his NFL playing experience. Bill Muir is promoted to offensive coordinator as Charlie Weis departs. Zorn notes his aim to bring weapons to the Chiefs while Cassel lauds Zorn's impact on passers.
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Pro-Am kicks off local golf week with four-way tie
The Pro-Am opened with a 64 team score but merchandise prizes could not be accepted by three high schoolers, so four teams shared first place with 66s. Participants included Debbie Guy Suzie O Brate Suzie Gooden Jill Durst Deann Mann Melinda Harrington Jenna Shook Wendy Vollertsen Jamie Warner Deanne Gillen Jamie Bradford Libby Lewis and Katie Shaddix, who heads into her sophomore year after earning all conference honors.
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Southwest Kansas Pro Am returns to Buffalo Dunes and Southwind
Shaddix says teams are motivated to finish what they started last year and win the state. A total of 12 pro teams compete with 60 amateur squads joining Friday and Saturday. The field will be cut to the low 45 and ties for the final 36 holes. Defending champion Wil Collins of Albuquerque returns. See Scoreboard, Page B2 for results.
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Kansas athletics administration and budgeting under Perkins
Salaries and payroll grew under Perkins as revenues rose from ticket sales and contributions, enabling facility upgrades. Expenses climbed from 40.76 to 69.24 million while revenues rose from 50.8 to 70.5 million. UT leads in athletics spending with 25.1 million admin costs and 130.4 million program budget, while Kansas State spends 8.8 million on administration within a 42.3 million total budget.
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NBA Sues NBAPA in Bid to Outpace Decertification Fears
The NBA filed a unfair labor practice charge with the NLRB and a federal lawsuit in New York against the NBAPA, accusing leaders of threatening to decertify the union and sue under antitrust laws to force a favorable new CBA. Commissioner Stern cited unproductive talks and warned time is short compared to the NFL. Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver defended the process and urged good faith negotiations.
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Woods Returns to Firestone After Three Month Break
Tiger Woods practiced at Firestone ahead of the Bridgestone Invitational marking his first PGA Tour action in nearly three months. Now ranked 28th, he hopes to win again as he reports no pain and a strong, stable health recovery. He has a temporary new caddie Bryan Bell and vows to compete at full strength.
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Thayer Narrowly Misses Cut At Big I Championship
Mackenzie Thayer of Garden City shot 85 in the second round at the 2011 Big I Golf Championship held at Reunion Golf and Country Club in Madison Mississippi. After a 79 opening round she stood tied for 12th then slipped to 164 total and tied for 30th missing the 163 cut by one stroke. Thayer, a Garden City High School senior to be, had committed to Kansas for Lady Jayhawks golf and aims to continue her strong form at home next season.
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