Fossilman Brings Poker Fame to World Series Entrants
In Las Vegas Greg Raymer known as Fossilman signs autographs and chats with fans on day one of the World Series of Poker main event. The 2004 champion, a patent attorney, says he is just a poker player as 8,600 entrants compete in a four-bracket first round with final table set for August 10. Doyle Brunson calls the scene notable as amateurs mix with pros and odds of winning rise with patience and luck.
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Joe Hachem
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Lethem Wins 96th Kansas Amateur in Windy Finale
Overland Park golfers Drew Lethem and Brad Boan faced Southwind Country Club gusts during the final match. Lethem built an early lead, weathered Boan’s comeback, and won 7 and 5 on the 13th hole of the second round, while Boan cited wind and poor longer shots as his downfall.
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Brad Bean
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Carswell hopeful to make Broncos team after near-fatal crash
Dwayne Carswell, 13 year offensive lineman, returned to practice nine months after a car crash that caused spleen removal, fractured ribs, and organ injuries. He now trains with Broncos, aims to earn a roster spot as he can play multiple positions, including tight end and kickoff return. Coach Mike Shanahan praised his offseason work and determination.
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Jay Cutler
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Adam Meadows
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Mike Shanahan
Shanahan
Law Surtain Pair Dilemma for Chiefs Secondary
In River Falls Wisconsin AP report Ty Law and Patrick Surtain, pro bowl cornerbacks, now anchor Kansas City's defense. Both favor left side but have played right, prompting coach Gunther Cunningham to consider a rotating scheme keyed by opponent. Edwards recalls era of top corners and praises Surtain's trade impact and Law's recent Jets- led interception surge.
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Miami
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Ty Law
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
West wins 33rd Shrine Bowl on defensive battle
The West beat the East 10 to 9 at Carnie Smith Stadium Pittsburg State University in the 33rd Shrine Bowl.Garden City grads Rafe Schaefer and Zach Schultz helped the West end a two-year skid with the trick play mid second quarter. Schultz had two receptions for 23 yards and Schaefer started at center. Sherdenl Breathett of Wichita Southeast intercepted just before the key sequence.
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