Jayhawks stay in Lawrence for summer workouts and work
Kansas football players mostly remain in Lawrence for summer, balancing classes workouts and jobs. Rodney Harris, a junior wide receiver, earns credit hours with a youth sports program and works in the Journal-World mailroom. The team emphasizes structured routines, with some players staying to lift and run under coach Fred Roll while others return home for relief.
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Kansas
Glen Mason
Lawrence
Rodney Harris
Kansas City
Fred Roll
Jayhawks
Roll
Stubblefield Coaches High Risk Youth Camp
KU defensive tackle Stubblefield works with 10 and 11 year olds in the National Youth Sports Program camp serving low income high risk youths from Lawrence and Kansas City areas. Thirteen football players are involved, including Dana Stubblefield, who says the group is street wise and needs guidance to earn their respect. Stubblefield, from Cleves Ohio, is among 53 KU players staying in Lawrence to work or study credits, with plans to continue mentoring after the camp ends.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Journal- World Mail Room
Harris
J-W
Stubblefield
Kansas University
Kansas’ City
Judy Chandler
Chandler
Cleves
Ohio
Dan Schmidt
NYSP
Jayhawks
Jayhawk
Lynn Crawford
Williams among coaches drawn to Indianapolis Nike camp
Roy Williams and other major college basketball coaches converge in Indianapolis for the annual Nike camp, running Monday through Saturday, featuring top high school talents including Kansas recruits Bob Crawford Jacque Vaughn and Scot Pollard. Crawford lists KU Michigan Kentucky UCLA and Rice. Vaughn narrows to KU Kentucky Georgetown. Multiple other prospects discussed include Joey Beard and Jerry Stackhouse with KU scholarship limits noted. Alonzo Jamison will attend Denver Nuggets mini camp July 15. Kansas recently solidified Rollins College deal, but home date against Youngstown State remains tentative for 1992-93 season.
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Roy Williams
Indianapolis
Bob
By Crawford
Jacque Vaughn
Indy
Scot Pollard
Kennewick
Wash
Crawford
Eisenhower High
Houston
Michigan
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
UCLA
Rice
Kansas
Rollins College
Jayhawks
Youngstown State
Ohio
Reed sharp as Royals top Red Sox in Boston loss
Rick Reed returned from a 12 day layoff to win his first start in more than two years, guiding Kansas City to a 6-3 victory over Boston. Keith Miller drove in three, Kevin McReynolds homered, and Reed held Boston to five hits as Fenway drew its smallest crowd in 16 games.
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Rick Reed
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Reed
New York
Royals
Hal McRae
Hal
McRae
Red Sox
Kansas City
Butch Hobson
Keith Miller
Kevin McReynolds
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
John Dopson
Fenway Park
Mike Macfarlane
Wade Boggs
Brian McRae
Rico Rossy
Miller
Vaughn
Seattle
Jim Eisenreich
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Jett
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National
Ben Bigler
Williams
Gary Bedore
Muir High
Pasadena
Calif
Georgetown
Bob Gibbons
Joey Beard
Reston
Duke
Virginia
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Jerry Stackhouse
Kinston
N.C
Florida
Wake Forest
Alonzo Jamison
Denver Nuggets
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Brett
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Esnrich
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Penn
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Irvine
Dopson
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Horme
Crall
Phillips
Roe
Joyce
Phil Planner
Rusty Meacham
Mo Vaughn
Meacham
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