Chiefs Load Up On Beef In NFL Draft
Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt expects immediate gains after a 6-10 season as the club uses its early picks to stock up on linemen and linebackers. First round ends with Brian Jozwiak 6-5 305 310 tackle from West Virginia. Dino Hackett 6-3 220 linebacker from Appalachian State. Leonard Griffin 6-4 252 defensive end from Grambling in round three.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Chiefs
Brian Jozwiak
West Virginia
Appalachian State
Barry “Dino” Hackett
Leonard Griffin
Grambling
Everett First Round Pick Sets Ottawan Pride for Goulds
Ottawan Purdue quarterback Jim Everett sparked pride for Roger and Leota Gould at 939 N Birch as he was chosen by the Houston Oilers in the first round. Everett, an All-America and business graduate, grew up in Albuquerque and rose from Purdue star to NFL draftee ahead of others like Bo Jackson and Tony Casillas.
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Bo Jackson
Auburn University
Oklahoma
Tony Casillas
Everett
Houston
Gould
Kansas City Chiefs
Len Dawson
Purdue
Boilermakers
Purdue School of Business
Mixed results mark EKL prep at Olathe North invitational
Blue Valley girls led with 134 points and Shawnee Heights runnerup as Blue Valley and Olathe South dominated team titles. Olathe South boys amassed 144% points to beat Miege by 45%, Ottawa High and Olathe North also posted notable efforts. Ottawa’s John Fischer won discus, Branson cleared 12 6 in pole vault, while OHS girls and Cyclones posted multiple medals and strong relay legs. Ottawa and Olathe North prepare for EKL meet May 15.
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Rick Peterson
Olathe
Olathe North
Blue Valley
Olathe South
North
Shawnee Heights
Miege
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Bishop Ward
Bonner Springs
Ward
John Fischer
Bryan Branson
Steve Baylor
Mike Heckman
Shawn Hornbeck
Mike ‘Roush i
Mike Aspinwall
Ricky Jackson
Mark DeGroff
Roush
Waverly
Bulldogs
Terry Piper
Neal Schmidt
Michelle Murphy
S. Lewis
Ottawa
A Heckman
Mike Roush
Jesse Griffin
Fischer
Waverly Dominates Home Invitational Track Meet
Waverly High Bulldogs win both team titles at the Gene Farrow Memorial Invitational held at Waverly. The boys place first with 1104 points, edging Marais des Cygnes Valley and Lyndon, while Williamsburg and LeRoy follow. in the girls division Waverly edges McCV with a 138 to 92 margin, led by Amy Skillman and Debbie Kistner with multiple event wins.
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Waverly
Waverly High Bulldogs
Gene Farrow
Marais Des Cygnes
LeRoy
Lebo
McCv
Lyndon
Williamsburg
Craig Freerksen
Jeff White
Kenny Brock
Duane Reichard
Brock
Reichard
Panthers
Brendon May
Amy Skillman
Skillman
Debbie Kistner
Bev Efinger
Nancy McNabb
Lisa Tyson
Mdcv
Sue McMillin
Theresa Fishburn
Charlotte Gragg
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Labo
Burns
Ludolph
Piper
Schmidt
Harris
Trendel
Willamsburg
Schultze
L. Harsch
T. Lewis
Bingham
True
Dwight
Lehmann
K. Harsch
Darin Reichard
Harred
Totty
McDonald
Timne
Knight
Fleming
Crome
L. Hareeh
Webb
Storres
Tincher
Ogrin Reichard
Phillips
Rogers
O'Bannion
Boyce
T. Custenborder
Marais Des Cygnes Vailey
Snider
Lahey
Istoes
Irey
Schmittendorf
Sutton
Yndonburg
Smith
Snide
Yeon
Aelars
Mare Cygnes
Burkdoll
Marais Dea Cygnes Valley
Carla Waverly
Warren
McMilnes Valley
Salma
Metab
Iamaburg
Robison
Will
Snit Lydon
Lynd Shutton
Eva Ordon
Weigand
Valley
Tyson
Wavery
Donce
Laliys
Sluder
Wiktamobures
St ‘Ilkergen
Marais
Harrison
Marais Des Cygne Lecaied
Marais Ges Oa Valley
Win
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Gary Baldinger
Wake Forest
Ike Reardon
Hampton Institute
Les Miller
Jozwiak
Apeechleaf
Miller
John Mackovic
Brian
Mackovic
Hackett
K.C
Aaron Pearson
Mississippi State
Jim Everett
ERL
Turner
South
Mark Laws
Sheila Lewis
DeeDee Lewis
Dana Chadwell
DeSoto
Steve Zuk
Custenborder
Thurston
Willamebergs
Thurnton
Mounkes
Pierce
Maraia Des Yygnes Valley
Milliken
Dlugoah
Marais Des Gunes Valley
Marain Ces Gnes Valley
Shefeyk
Freerksen
Massie Des Gnes Valley
Lasoleh
Marais Des Crain Aay
Tense
Hachneichard
Willamburg
Cie Burns
McDonad
Dingoah
Weyde
Schneidewind
Bayer Willardaburg
ONG
Ee Des Cygies
Lewis
Marain Dee Cygnes
Beatty
Robert Hiles
W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Snapper
Ming
Fuqua Indus
Acen
Tati
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