Two Day in Sports History 1977 67-yard field goal ties NCAA mark
In 1977 Arkansas kicker Steve Little tied a 2 week old NCAA record by booting a 67 yard field goal in a 13 9 loss to Texas. The item lists other notable dates: 1983 Columbia over Yale 21 18 before a long Lions losing streak. 1987 NFL players end strike. 1988 Oklahoma rushes for 768 yards in a 70 24 win over Kansas State. 2005 Michigan beats Penn State 27 25 on a late Henne Manningham TD pass.
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High School Football on TV Guide Schedule
Time Net Cable telecasts high school football matchups Stephenson versus ML King at 7pm on ESPNU with Northy Blue Valley. Metro broadcasts Mater Dei at Orange Lutheran at 9 30pm followed by Highland versus Mountain View at 9 30pm on FSA and Tongie versus BL delayed at 10 30pm on Sunflower.
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Kansas Jayhawks coverage and blogs summarized
A compilation of KU sports blogs and posts including Eric Sorrentina on Big 12 chatter Matt Tait on high school sports Dugan Arnett on Kansas University football Hawks in the NBA notes and Tom Keegan postgame rankings Rolling Alon Andrew Hartsack bike commit coverage and Jesse Newell athlete interviews
Whom to Call for KC Sports Tickets and Conditions
A list of contact numbers for KC sports teams and field services. Includes JW Sports ticket lines 1-800-578-8748, KC ticket office 864-3141, KC Chiefs, KC Wizards, Royals tickets 1-800-6ROYALS, Kansas Speedway 1-913-328-7223, KC Tones 1-913-328-2255, and City Parks and Recreation Field Conditions line 832-7999 with 23 adult field conditions and 1124 adult rescheduling information.
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Coaches Call-In For Score Reporting
Coaches reporting scores are encouraged to call 832-6367 or fax 843-4512 or email sportsdesk at ljworld.com to submit results.
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Group drops Limbaugh from Rams bid in St Louis
Rush Limbaugh has been dropped from a bid group led by Dave Checketts to buy the St. Louis Rams. The move comes after Checketts said Limbaugh’s participation complicates the effort, with Irsay and Goodell voicing concerns and Limbaugh describing the decision as a fight against leftist pressure on conservatism.
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Czech tennis player banned for eight months
Ivo Minar received an eight month ban after testing positive for a banned substance following a Davis Cup quarterfinal against Argentina on July 11. The ITF announced the suspension citing methylhexa namine as the prohibited stimulant.
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Tiger Woods disputes Forbes billion claim
Janice Hough of LeftCoastSportsBabe.com notes Woods challenges Forbes assertion that he has earned $1 billion, joking that he likely has a 401(k too. The remark underscores ongoing skepticism about the golfer's total earnings from endorsements and winnings.
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National League Championship Series Game One Report
A brief, game one overview notes the National League Championship Series underway with the home team in caps. The report references teams linked to the era and location, including mentions of the Dodgers and Angels, and the overarching context of a best of seven format.
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France First Inductee Named to NASCAR Hall of Fame
Cuarcorte North Carolina reports NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. is the first inductee in the sport's Hall of Fame with the inaugural class. Also chosen are Bill France Jr., Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, and Junior Johnson in the upcoming induction.
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Limbaugh’s NFL bid, race, and irony collide in fallout
The Gazette weighs Rush Limbaugh amid NFL bid doubts, noting owners’ resistance and the broader political divide. The column argues Limbaugh’s past remarks about Donovan McNabb and liberal critics shape perceptions, while predicting Beck’s rise as a rival for far-right influence after the NFL controversy.
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