Sooners hold off Wildcats rally in Norman comeback
Oklahoma beat No. 11 Kansas State 38-37 as Antwone Savage scored twice on long passes and delivered a 33-yard touchdown on a fake punt. Eli Roberson led a late K-State rally with 115 rushing yards and three scores, but a final incomplete pass preserved OU’s unbeaten run and 17-game win streak.
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Garden City routs Independence 59 7 in basketball football clash
Garden City, ranked No 2, opened with six straight possessions and built a 38 point first quarter lead en route to a 59 7 victory over Independence at Riverside Stadium. The Pirates totaled 38 yards on 62 plays with minus 70 rushing yards as Tyson Thompson opened the scoring early.
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Youth duck hunt aims to pass on wildlife care
Lakin area youths joined a Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks event at Bob Price’s land five miles east of Lakin for a youth duck hunt. McPherson resident Salter led 14 youths, stressing wildlife stewardship for the next generation. A Friday night cookout and trapshooting contest preceded dawn camping and blind setup at artificial wetlands.
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Mireles Fails To Clinch No 9 Playoff At Lakin Invite
Garden City High School sophomore Hailey Mireles finished second with an 82 at the Lakin Municipal Golf Course after losing a one hole playoff on No 9 to Dodge City's Shelby White. Mireles helped the Buffaloes finish third behind champion Dodge City and Ulysses.
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Chiefs offense erupts in 45 13 win over Redskins
Kansas City dominates Washington as Priest Holmes racks up 225 yards of total offense and Dick Vermeil avoids an 0 3 start. The Chiefs score on seven straight drives, with Green throwing for 307 yards and Holmes adding 147 rushing yards.
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Broncos Fall Short as Ravens Defend The End
Baltimore shut down Denver to 228 total yards and forced three turnovers in a 20-13 win. Ravens improved to 2-1 behind Grbac and Sharpe led receivers with five catches for 50 yards. Denver, hampered by limited scoring drives, slipped after last season’s playoff loss.
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