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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 2018

Page

12

Chiefs defense under fire after Bears preseason miscue

Chiefs coach Andy Reid and defensive coordinator Bob Sutton criticized the unit for allowing yards on the Chicago Bears backup offense. Cornerbacks struggled and the pass rush was largely ineffective as KC's defense prepares for a thin roster and a limited role for starters in the final preseason game against the Packers.

Kansas City Bob Sutton Kansas City Chiefs Chicago Bears Chiefs Bears Chase Daniel Sutton Andy Reid Chicago Packers Orlando Scandrick Brett Veach Reid Anthony Hitchens Reggie Ragland Steven Nelson Eric Berry Nelson Berry Allen Baily Daniel Sorensen Breeland Speaks

Two Day Sports Calendar Highlights Girls Tennis at Olathe East

A two day schedule lists a 3 p.m. girls tennis match at Olathe East today with players from both schools preparing for a competitive afternoon.

Fontana Finds Path From Canada To Kansas Football

Canadian born Fontana pursued camps in Buffalo and Syracuse before attending Kent School in Connecticut. Recruited by NMMI in Roswell and later drawn to Kansas, he earned praise for toughness and football IQ from coaches like Ricker and Forchtner, underscoring a premiere center amid Jayhawks’ concussion concerns.

Fontana Canada University At Buffalo Syracuse Kent School Connecticut Roswell N.M New Mexico Military Institute Toronto NMMI Joe Forchtner Forchtner Kansas William Jewell Haskell Indian Nations University International Ufo Museum and Research Center Forwitner Forcitner NMMU Lawrence Illinois A.J. Ricker Shane Richards Oklahoma State Ricker Missouri Houston Tom Herman Texas Forditner Mesa Ribardy Jayhawks

Lawrence and sports notes from local high school scene

A senior soccer captain Laufer discusses his final season with FSHS and a 6:30 p.m. home match versus Topeka Seaman after last fall's 7-8-2 finish. LHS leadership and upcoming games are highlighted along with Trey Quartlebaum's commitment to St Francis Brooklyn College and his aims as a point guard at the Division I level.

Laufer Firebirds FSHS Topeka Seaman Schmidt LHS Jack Anderson Ross Brungardt Garrett Hart Trey Hulse Spencer King Nathan Stoddard Cole Shupert Will Yanek Lions Manhattan Lawrence Murphy Shawnee Mission East St. Francis Brooklyn College Quartlebaum New York Glenn Braica

Local sports schedule for Thursday events at multiple venues

Quadrangular at College Boulevard Activity Center in Olathe 3 p.m. Cross country at Johnson County Community College 4 p.m. Volleyball home triangular 5 p.m. Boys soccer Sopeka Seaman 6:30 p.m. Girls tennis Leavenworth quadrangular 3:30 p.m. Football Olathe District Activity Center 7 p.m. Boys soccer Bishop Ward 4:30 p.m. Volleyball Onaga 5 p.m. Veritas Christian Volleyball Cornerstone 5 p.m. Royals Tigers 1:15 p.m. Chiefs Packers 7:30 p.m. preseason game.

College Boulevard Olathe Johnson County Community College

Baldwin girls top 4A in Jim Maska preseason polls

Baldwin girls cross country selected No. 1 in 4A poll with Tonganoxie and Eudora receiving votes. Free State girls ranked No. 7 in 6A after a strong 2017 finish. Firebirds boys garner two votes. FSHS coach Heffernan notes strong chemistry and rising on girls side while boys squad remains talented but inexperienced.

Baldwin Jim Maska Tonganoxie Eudora Free State Firebirds FSHS Steve Heffernan

First Black Players Break Barriers in U S Tennis Opens

In 1952 Dr Reginald Weir becomes the first Black man to compete at the U S Championships two years after Althea Gibson. Weir loses in four sets to William Stucks as Gibson had broken color barriers earlier in the tourney. In 1968 the U S Championships begin open tennis with Billie Jean King winning the Stadium match and Ray Moore and Jim Osborne upsetting pro rivals. Moore defeats Andres Gimeno and Osborne beats Barry MacKay in four sets. In 1973 Forth, led by Ralph Baldwin, wins the Hambletonian Stakes in straight heats.

Reginald Weir Weir Althea Gibson William Stucks Billie Jean King Ray Moore Jim Osborne Moore Andres Gimeno Osborne Barry MacKay Forth Ralph Baldwin

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