Fogt Leads Kansas Open With 66 Nine Birdies Mark Late Surge
Brian Fogt, Missouri Bluffs teaching pro, shot a 6 under 66 with nine birdies to take a one stroke lead entering the final round at Alcamar. He overcame a rough start with a front nine of 33 and finished the day 8 under 136. Brad Ott and John Riegger trail by one.
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Riegger
Larry Webb
Texas Tech
Dallas
Kansas football player pursues acting alongside grid life
Brown, a 5-11 210-pound junior outside linebacker from Westerville Ohio, told Kansas coach Terry Allen he is a thespian after two-a-day practice. His film credit came last May riding shotgun in a U2 video in Kansas City, but he hopes to gain deeper experience in acting while continuing football.
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Kansas University
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Westerville
Ohio
Kansas City
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Jones Wins By Knockout In Title Rematch
Montell Griffin was down on all fours when Roy Jones Jr. knocked him out at 2:31 of the first round in Ledyard Connecticut. Jones reclaimed the WBC light heavyweight title after losing it on a disqualification for hitting Griffin while he was down on a knee.
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Atlantic City
Hamelin lifts Tigers past Royals with homer and RBI double
Detroit's Bob Hamelin, ex Royals Rookie of the Year, belted a solo shot and an RBI double to spark an 8-4 win over Kansas City. Bobby Higginson and Damien Easley also homer as Detroit climbs in the standings behind starter Glenn Dishman who earned his first AL win since 1995.
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Jeff King
Glenn Dishman
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Tony Muser
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Switzer faces weapons charge in Texas airport incident
Barry Switzer was charged in Tarrant County with unlawfully carrying a weapon after bringing a .38 pistol through Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in his carry on luggage. He could face up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine on the misdemeanor. a loaded revolver in carry on would be a third degree felony with harsher penalties.
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Switzer
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NFL
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