Bell Brothers To Serve Time In Prison
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Mike Bell and twin Mark Bell were sentenced to four months in prison and $5,000 fines on federal cocaine convictions in Wichita. They received one-year felony terms with one-third to be served before parole and two-year probation with drug after care, plus $75 to the crime victims fund. Both reported Aug. 11 start dates and face NFL review on Mike Bell’s status.
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Utley shoots 66 leads Kansas Open at Alvamar Golf Course
Stan Utley former Missouri golfer fired a 6 under par 66 opening round at the Kansas Open in Lawrence. He led by three strokes over Kelly Gibson and Jeff Klein as 190 players began the 54 hole event under clear skies.
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Ottawa Pro Golfer Hamilton Chases PGA Dream in Kansas Open
Ottawa native Dick Hamilton, a 1979 Ottawa High graduate and former Mission Hills assistant pro, quit his job to pursue a pro golf career. In the Kansas Open at Alvamar, he shot 75 in round one, eight behind leader Stan Utley, with 12 of 180 players still in the field. Hamilton plans two strong rounds to reach the final cut and then compete in regional events including Garden City, Missouri Open, and Oklahoma Open.
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Hamilton Aims For PGA Path From Ottawa Home Course
The 24 year old Hamilton plans to live in Ottawa between tournaments and train at Silver Lake Golf Club six miles west of the city. He seeks success on the regional circuit to reach PGA Qualifying School, relying on saved money and support from Mission Hills members. He believes in sacrificing now for future learning and growth in golf.
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Howser Visits Royals Office Amid Health News
Kansas City manager Dick Howser visited the Royals offices with his wife for about an hour after learning July 18 he has a brain tumor. He met with Royals President Joe Burke and GM John Schuerholz, collected mail and paycheck, and plans autographs for well-wishers as he undergoes radiation treatment and focuses on his health.
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Chiefs injuries pile up in Liberty camp
Kansas City Chiefs training camp slows with 23 players sidelined by injuries including Matt Moran Woodie Pippens Albert Lewis and Mark Adickes. Coaches emphasize situational drills as Thursday practices focus on goal-line and two minute offenses ahead of Saturday scrimmage at William Jewell College.
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Ryan Joined By 15-Day DL As Astros Rest Pitcher
Houston star Nolan Ryan says he is ready to pitch the series opener in San Diego but Astros management placed him on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to July 28. He criticizes the move as a hasty decision and notes manager Hal Lanier had no say.
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