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Heartline transplant players play to raise awareness
Eudora saw a Kansas City Heartline softball team of organ transplant recipients lose 21 to 12 to a Warre nsburg Assembly of God squad. Five heart patients and one liver patient played as fans cheered. The team teams up with KU Medical Center and St Luke's Hospital to urge donations, with ten patients waiting for transplants. Bill Slavin, a heart transplant recipient, said the slogan Make a miracle happen. His son, Staff Sgt Bill Slavin Jr, played for the other team.
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Eudora
Kansas City
Heartline
Assembly of God Church
Warrensburg
Kansas University Medical Center
Kan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bill Slavin
St. Luke’s
Slavin
Kennetta
Bill Slavin Jr
Assembly of God
Whiteman Air Force Base
Knob Noster
E. Joseph Zurga
Larry Ballentine
Prairie Village
Ballentine