No rude signs at Kansas basketball games
A Kansas crowd issue is tackled with emphasis on cutting obscene and offensive signs at Allen Fieldhouse. The piece praises KU for a quiet, persuasive program to curb vulgar displays, cites organizers Floyd Temple Rich Konzem and Doug Vance, and urges continued crowd control during rival visits. It notes examples from Georgia Tech and Missouri and laments crude signs while supporting constructive humor.
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Southern players opt for NFL draft
A bold look at how top football talent leaves college early for the NFL. Keith McCants, Emmitt Smith, Rodney Hampton, Tim Worley, and Keith Henderson are cited as examples as the league lures away stars from Georgia, Miami, and Alabama. The piece argues colleges must reform pay, insurance, and incentives to retain players, noting the shift toward a free, volatile market.
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NBA Scores Snapshot From A Full Day Of Games
Teams listed with final scores include Indiana 86 over Washington 108 and Sacramento 99 over Minnesota 116. Lakers 112 over Atlanta and Golden State 128 over New Jersey 109 mark notable results. Sunday's lineups feature Utah at Detroit and Philadelphia at Milwaukee among others.
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Tyson Sparring Session Cut After Two Minutes
In Tokyo AP reports Mike Tyson and challenger James Douglas failed to impress in public sparring as trainers halted Tyson’s session two minutes into the first round to prevent peaking before next weekend's title bout. Douglas camp expressed dissatisfaction with his performance as well. Lawrence High trailed Shawnee Mission East but rallied 21 points to win 70-62 in sophomore basketball behind Burr 15, Oatis 14, Highfill 12.
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Lawrence Lions battle SM East with four scorers in double figures
Lawrence High School rode a 50 percent shooting effort to a 60-57 JV win after trailing by 11. In the varsity game, the Lions outpaced SM East with 50 percent field goals to 46 percent, led by Chris Marshall 15 DeVictor 14 Craig Butler 13 and Mayo 11, while Lawrence improved to 10-1. Kyle Jackson led the JV with 18 points, Matt McWilliams 14 and Jeff Miller 10.
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Broncos tackle Perry ordered jailed for soliciting
Denver Bronco Gerald Perry was ordered to serve 15 days in jail, perform 100 hours of community service and pay 269 dollars in fines and costs for soliciting a prostitute. The sentence runs concurrently with a 15 day Aurora jail term for a similar charge.
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Sixers Rally Past Bucks In 119-109 Win
Philadelphia tops Milwaukee 119 to 109 with Charles Barkley scoring 33 points and Mahorn adding 22. Barkley leads the 55-rebound team effort while Milwaukee’s Sikma and G.An derson contribute strong double figures in a high intensity matchup.
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