Mason: Kansas coach with a warm, if tough, edge
A profile of Glen Mason from Kansas discusses his public image as a hard driving football coach and his private, sentimental side. He says he is traditional and emotional, balancing intense leadership with care for players, staff, and family.
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Ex-Jayhawk fighting for job with Chiefs in camp
River Falls Wis Doug Terry a fourth year safety from Kansas says the Chiefs defensive backfield depth makes roster spots competitive. He notes the addition of Ronnie Lott and others, his 1994 knee rehab, and his push to impress during training camp while contending for a backup free safety role.
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Rodgers to carry load for KU defense in new era
Kansas senior inside linebacker Keith Rodgers, 5-11, 200, anchors a rebuilding Jayhawks defense as Ronnie Ward’s injury opens space. Rodgers, only returning starter from last season, embraces leadership and the underdog role ahead of the Sept. 2 opener vs Cincinnati at Memorial Stadium.
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Stubblefield signs three year deal with 49ers
Dana Stubblefield signed a three year 6.75 million contract with the San Francisco 49ers. The deal includes 2.2 million in 1995 with a 2 million signing bonus and 2.275 million in 1996 and 1997 plus 750,000 advances. The contract reduces the cap hit this year to 866,666. Stubblefield, NFL defensive rookie of the year in 1993 and Pro Bowler in 1994, is praised as a special player by teammates.
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Lind Returns to Angels After Royals Exit
Jose Lind joins the California Angels after a minor league stint, returning to face his former team the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium. The Angels, led by Jim Abbott and Chili Davis, beat the Royals 4-0, extending their road win streak to seven games as Abbott notched the win and Davis contributed a two run homer.
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Kansas City Caps Face California at Kauffman Stadium
At Kauffman Stadium the 44 47 Kansas City Royals host the California Angels with Melvin Bunch starting for KC and Chuck Finley for California. Game time 7 05 p m local television not listed.
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