Middle School Track Results From Senta Fe Trail Meet
Readouts show eighth grade boys team scores led by Cedar Vale 178, MdCV 74, Americus 60, Appanoose 45, Williamsburg 39, Scranton 32, Overbrook 31, Pomona 16 with events across high jump long jump shot put discus and sprints. Individual winners include MdCV athletes in jumps sprints and relays with multiple top times and marks.
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Car Dover Squires Surners Edge Vein by Five
Rae Car Dover and IEEE teams clash as extra points narrow the margin by five in a high school clash. The match features notable performers from both sides and ends with a close finish.
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Royals Fans Boycott Opening Day Over Team Woes
Kansas City fans urged by columnist Jason Whitlock to skip the April 26 opener against Baltimore to vent frustration after a 232 day strike and costly moves. Royals manager Bob Boone recalls childhood discipline while players warn of risk to keeping baseball in Kansas City if costs aren’t cut.
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Millionaire salaries shrink in baseball market shift
In New York AP report, top players drop to modest deals as free agency and arbitration adjust to revenue losses from a strike. Stars fall from multi millions to hundreds of thousands while owners push budgets. Pat Borders signs for 310000 after $2.5 million with Toronto last year. Prices still rise on average to about 1.17 million.
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Dallas Brave football coach led all star classic in Dallas
Dallas headed the Blue Team in the National All-Star College Football Classic in Dallas where 48 players from the Midwest, including nine Division I athletes, showcased Brave program talent. He noted basic plays, limited prep time, and four players Tracy Kemp Kevin Linsner Bobby Jones Desmond Stick Robinson contributing to a 21 to 0 win with Jones catching a key block on a scoring reverse.
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Criqui Signs With Johnson County CC For Lady Cavaliers
Itawa High School senior Cisnecon Criqui signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Johnson County Community College. The point guard chose JCCC for its up tempo style and strong fit with coach Betsy Meeks. Criqui averaged 12.5 points 7.7 assists 4 steals per game her senior season and earned multiple all state honors. Continued on page 5.
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Rams, NFL again mull Rams move to St Louis
NFL owners meet in Dallas to revisit the Anaheim to St Louis relocation issue. Rams counsel Max Blecher says progress is “getting there” while NFL spokesmen caution no resolution is assured. Talks focus on finances with Shaw’s offer reportedly rising to 40 million and NFL demand easing from 70 million.
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Montana to retire from NFL after 1994 season
Los Angeles Times reports Chiefs quarterback Joe Montana is expected to announce retirement early next week in San Francisco at age 38 due to aches and his wife Jennifer's wishes. Relatives travel from Monongahela to attend a retirement ceremony as Montana’s 2.4 million 1995 salary may be used by Kansas City to fund 1995 draft acquisitions.
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