Depth notes for various teams and salary reference
The fragment lists team depth and payroll notes: eT with 10 players, Mote with 9 players, A's with 8 players, Expos with 7 players, Reds with 7 players. Indicates minimum salary around 109000 dollars.
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Gels
Lie Ber
Mote
A's
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Reds
Mize leads Augusta after 1994 Masters first round
Larry Mize shoots 68 to lead the Masters as several leaders struggle on the pivotal 500-yard 15th hole at Augusta National. Tom Watson miscteps into the water, while Greg Norman and Tom Kite miss chances. Fulton Allem and Kite share second at 69, with many greats late.
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Chip Beck
Larry Mize
Mize
Augusta National Golf Club
Mike
Tom Watson
Watson
Tom Kite
Greg Norman
Fulton Allem
Allem
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Ray Floyd
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Vijay Singh
Fiji
Tom Lehman
Bernhard Langer
Germany
Nick Price
Zimbabwe
Nick Faldo
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ottawa dominates OMS Invitational at Steve Grogan Stadium
Ottawa boys win the OMS Invitational with 154 points led by Jamie Drake Jake Stultz and Jason Dials in the shot put discus sweep. Leavenworth East tops girls with 106 while Ottawa girls take second at 91 as Ashley Beets sets school record in the 220 yard dash.
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Jake Stultz
Jason Dials
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Jerrid Tolson
Patrick Robinson
Ashley
Beets
Fin Mie
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Bridgett Morrisey
Trisha King
Erin McMillen
Smith tops KSU coaches list in tight coaching hunt
Kansas State moves toward finalizing a basketball coach as Tubby Smith reportedly visited Manhattan. Officials are working quickly with the national signing date approaching and contact with recruits ending Monday at 8 am until Wednesday.
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Kansas State
Tulsa
Tubby Smith
Manhattan
Washburn
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OU baseball team extends win streak
The Ottawa University Braves swept Friends in Wichita 9-3 and 11-1 to improve to 12-7 overall, 8-0 KCAC, and 10-2 in District 10 play. A home doubleheader with defending conference champions Tabor is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Orlis Cox Field. Coach Keith Butler praised Tabor and noted OU’s confidence from the streak. OU rapped 27 hits across the two games and went 15-for-31 in the opener.
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Bowling Standings and Highs From Local League Night
Friday print of standings due by noon Thursday with entries dropped at Herald sports desk or front door mail slot. Names of teams and individuals show high scores and team totals across multiple lanes including Ramsey Printing, Heartland Lines, T&T Salvage, and Guy and Mae's with top marks by Darrel Corde, Jeff White, and Betty Ewing among others.
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Apache Tribe
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Guy
Maes
Jeyhankers
R.d.'s Gang
Seagonn with a tout quadrangular
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a quadrangular event or match involving "Seagonn" and teams or places labeled in a distorted way. No clear dates, locations, or participants are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Katzer wins first high school golf title at Bonner Springs
Ottawa junior John Katzer captured his first high school tournament title at the Bonner Springs Invitational with a 41, one stroke from the course record. DeSoto won the team title with 178 as Ottawa finished fourth. five novices noted by coach Darrell Bourque.
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Ottawa
John Katzer
Landon Thompson
Katzer
DeSoto
Sunflower Hills
Darrell Bourque
Ted Tivayananda
Bourque
Tivayanonda
Jeff Young
Josh Turner
Kylie Grossnicklaus
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Anderson County
Holmes Tap Sean Holmes Named Assistant at Olympic Festival
Baker University coach Sean Holmes, 29, named assistant coach for North squad at the Olympic Festival in St Louis Missouri, running June 28 to July 10. He is the youngest festival coach and the sole NAIA representative.
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Sean Holmes
North Squad
St. Louis
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Correction: Pratts 800m win and relay misattribution
The Herald corrects an editor's error: Gary Pratt did not win the 800 meters. the winner was his brother David. It was also incorrect to state Mindy Brown ran a leg on the two mile relay team. The newspaper apologizes for the confusion.
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Gary Pratt
David
Mindy Brown
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