Daniels and Attig power Lions to 28 6 win over West
Lawrence High's senior backs Thomas Daniels and Garrett Attig returned from a three week layoff and combined for 242 rushing yards and two touchdowns each in a 28-6 victory against Shawnee Mission West at SM South District Stadium. Daniels rushed for a career high 186 yards on 13 carries including a 20 yard and a two yard TD. Attig added 56 yards on 11 carries with TD runs of 2 and 18 yards. The Lions, now 4-1, avenged recent injuries and key plays early in the game helped by a 88 yard drive featuring 31 yard gains by Daniels and Loudabarger.
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Daniels shines in 28-6 win over Shawnee Mission West
Thomas Daniels returned from a hip-pointer to rush 186 yards on 13 carries with two touchdowns as Lawrence beat Shawnee Mission West 28-6. Crady played after meningitis, sacking Richmond. Nelson intercepted for his first pick, helping Lawrence snap shutouts and post 313 total yards.
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Reid commits to Kansas State for college basketball
Josh Reid a 6-6 forward from Brewster High committed to Kansas State for next year. He averaged 26.1 points and 8.7 rebounds for last season’s 26-1 state champions and chose K State over Kansas Stanford and others. He cited proximity to home and strong recruiting as key factors and plans to sign during the early period starting November 8. Kansas State had offered first and pursued him intensely while Kansas reportedly preferred a walk on.
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Hershiser Shuts Down Royals In 9-2 Cleveland Win
Orel Hershiser pitched seven sharp innings to drop his ERA to 3.93 and earn his 150th victory as Cleveland defeated Kansas City 9-2. He admitted extra personal pressure to reach 100 wins and maximize his career milestone.
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Indians surge with six in eighth to widen AL Central lead
The Indians beat the Royals 9 3 amid three homers with Paul Sorrento hitting twice and Eddie Murray once to push the team season total to 204. Murray homered for his 21st as Albert Belle nearly reached 50. Kevin Appier allowed five runs over seven innings as Cleveland expanded its AL Central lead to 28 games. Box score on page 5C.
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Sooners See Colorado as Scrimmage Before Benchmark Game
Oklahoma coachHoward Schnellenberger treats the No 4 Colorado showdown as a scrimmage with 66 players and 75 000 in attendance then becomes a real test. Oklahoma 3-0 seeks measure of progress while Colorado 4-0 boasts defenseand Roy Detmer replacement John Hessler leads the Buffaloes passing game.
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Bratten Faces Buffs as KU Linebacker Reunites with Father
Steve Bratten, a KU red shirt freshman inside backer and Pomona high product, prepares to play against his former favored CU program. He recalls CU pursued him, then chose another player, and insists he has no divided loyalties. His father Jim Bratten starred as CU quarterback 1968 to 1970.
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