NFL labor talks collapse before free agency start
NEW YORK AP reports NFL labor talks ended with both sides deadlocked three days before free agency. Gene Upshaw of the NFL Players Association said there was nowhere to go, while Commissioner Paul Tagliabue scheduled no further discussions. The dispute centers on revenue sharing and the salary cap, with the union seeking 60 percent of revenues and the league at about 56.2 percent.
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Jerry Jones
Falkenstien bids farewell tonight at Kansas Jayhawks game
Max Falkenstien ends a 60 year career as KU radio voice at Allen Fieldhouse with his final home broadcast during the 18th ranked Jayhawks versus Colorado. He recalls a lifetime around Lane Fieldhouse and the Rock Chalk chant as friends and teammates prepare to honor him at halftime.
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Bill Self
Holcomb Lady Longhorns Fall To Lakin In Substate
In a tight 3A Substate first round at Holcomb High, seventh-seeded Lakin Broncs upset Holcomb 54 to 46. Kirsten Gosch led Lakin with 15 points, while Holcomb battled back from a 15-point hole but shot 14 percent in the first half and could not finish. Novack paced Holcomb with 18 points as Lakin advances to face Ellinwood in the semifinals.
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Julie Jennings
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Bailey
Katie Novack
Chelsea Vitt
Nichole
Wilken
Justine Sullivan
Vitt
Trista Schmitt
Caitlin Olson
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Lakin High School
Home Rodeo at Garden City College Draws Kansas Oklahoma
Garden City Community College hosts its sole home rodeo of the season at the Horse Palace Finney County Fairgrounds Friday through Sunday. Public performances start 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday and 1 30 p m Sunday. Casey Colletti leads with top bull riding average and results while Amy Durkes takes third in barrel racing as GCCC stays fourth in the region. Lady Busters softball shows offense in 8 7 win over Frank Phillips despite defensive errors. See page B3.
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Clarrisa Valenzuela
Miller MVC Player of the Year Leads Shocker Charge
Paul Miller, a 6 foot 10 center from Jefferson City, was named Missouri Valley Conference player of the year for Wichita State, the first Shocker honored since 1985. Miller headlines a stacked all conference list including Blake Ahearn and Tony Young, with Young earning top sixth man honors and several teammates earning defensive and rookie acknowledgments.
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Blake Ahearn
Missouri State
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Grant Stout
Northern Iowa
Tony Young
Southern Illinois
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Stout
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Creighton
Cimarron Lady Bluejays survive Lyons upset bid in sub state
Cimarron rises to beat Lyons 62 56 in the 3A Sub-state first round advancing to the semifinals. The Bluejays led 19 8 after the first quarter and 33 13 at halftime before Lyons rallied.
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