Tabor sweeps Ottawa in two games to tighten KCAC race
Tabor defeated Ottawa 2-1 and 8-0 on Saturday, erasing Ottawa's momentum as the Braves drop to 13-15 overall and 10-4 in ECAC while Tabor climbs toward the top behind Friends. Ottawa pitcher Chris Thompson allowed a damaging fifth inning as Tabor surged with three hits and a walk-off sequence.
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Tabor
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Friends
Ottawa
Chris Thompson
Kyle Gardner
Chris Roque
Thompson
Aaron Myers
Dave Dawson
Roque
Bethany
Ralph Young
Panther Girls Win Track Meet Medals at Home Meet
Williamsburg and Pomona athletes excel in a mixed results meet. Amy Hoffsommer placed third in high jump and fourth in discus for Pomona. Ed Gomez and Reichard led multiple events, with Pomona and Williamsburg squads claiming several top finishes including relay wins and strong sprints.
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Combs
Ewan
Eric Gomez
Stinebaugh
Ed Gomez
Williamsburg
Fisher
Silvey
Pomona
Thompson
Hoyt
Stambaugh
Pearce
Reichard
DeJulio
DeSulio
Jennifer Green
Melissa Lang
Melissa Winters
Green
Fluker
Fritts
Winters
Hurdies
Norton
Howard
Morris
Weigand
Bond
Chavez
May goes from likable hero to Vikings pick in fourth round
Kansas State quarterback Chad May, once beloved by fans for turning a losing program into a winner, slipped to the Minnesota Vikings in the NFL draft's fourth round. He voiced disappointment at missing early rounds while Kordell Stewart climbed to the NFL later that day. May lamented that no team called Saturday and the phone stayed silent for 11 hours.
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May
Associated Press
Chad May
Kansas State
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Minnesota Vikings
Kordell Stewart
Colorado
Pittsburgh
Stewart
Indians Rally To Beat Royals 15-11 In Spring Game
Cleveland overcome an 8-1 deficit to rout Kansas City 15-11 behind Albert Belle Carlos Baerga and Manny Ramirez homers. Belle tied game with a three run shot in fifth Baerga fueled late lead with a three run homer in the eighth Ramirez added a solo shot in seventh. Royals' Michael Tucker hurt colliding with wall. Eddie Murray Wayne Kirby each contributed key hits for Cleveland.
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Fla
Albert Belle
Carlos Baerga
Manny Ramirez
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Belle
Baerga
Indians
Ramirez
Kansas City
Michael Tucker
Jim
Cleveland
Wayne Kirby
Wally Joyner
Buerga
Eddie Murray
Murray
Tom Gordon
Gordon
Bob Hamelin
Royals
Mark Clark
Royals switch batting practice times for home games
Kansas City Royals will hold batting practice in a new second time slot at all home games after receiving AL approval. For 7:05 starts, practice runs 5:20 to 6:20 p.m. with infield 6:20 to 6:30 p.m., then the visiting infield. Day games at 1:35 start will see practice 11:50 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. and infield 12:50 to 1 p.m.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Ting
Cosell Dies At 77 Remains Of A Sports TV Icon
Howard Cosell, famed for his blunt tell it like it is style, died Sunday at age 77 in New York. The broadcaster shaped sports journalism by elevating commentary beyond play by play and remains a polarizing yet influential figure in American media.
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Howard Cosell
America
ABC News
Roone Arledge
Cosell
Offense bias marks NFL draft day with Ki Jana Carter
The Ottawa Herald reports on the 1995 NFL draft emphasis on offense. Ki Jana Carter was traded to Cincinnati where Bengals GM Mike Brown praised the pick as a franchise impact move. Kerry Collins landed with the Panthers at No. 5 after a trade, while Kyle Brady went to the Jets at No. 9. Panthers GM Bill Polian justified taking Collins later, noting his quarterback potential. Jets executives considered Johnny Mitchell but the blocker speed suited H-back or wide receiver roles.
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Ki Jana Carter
Cincinnati
Carolina
Kerry Collins
Panthers
Kyle Brady
New York Jets
Bengals
Jim Anderson
Carter
Eric Dickerson
Mike Brown
Dan Wilkinson
Collins
Bill Polian
Kerry
Jets
Johnny Mitchell
Mitchell
Chiefs draft for future choices with Stenstrom at QB
Chiefs add top pick Trezelle Jenkins and mix in Tamarick Vanover and Stenstrom while trading for a veteran receiver. Nebraska linebackers Willard and Dumas plus Pelters and Proby join on defense. Peterson touts the staff as Stenstrom, a Walsh offense alum, could fit Chiefs plans after Montana comparison and solid college numbers.
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Trezelle Jenkins
Tamarick Vanover
Stenstrom
Philadelphia
Chiefs
Willard
Troy Dumas
Nebraska
Pelters
Proby
Carl Peterson
Stanford
Joe Montana
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