Rose case to federal court shifts momentum in fight
Pete Rose suffers first court loss as U S District Judge Holschuh keeps Rose v Giamatti in federal court, signaling baseball will act on Rose gambling admissions. The ruling preserves Rose’s protection until Aug 14 and sets up potential injunction hearings, with appeals likely from Rose’s side.
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Viola to Mets in late deal shocks baseball world
The Mets acquired Frank Viola from Minnesota just before the midnight deadline, hoping to spur a pennant push as Dwight Gooden recovers. New York also added Jeff Musselman while shipping out Rick Aguilera and David West among others, and Viola waived trade rights to finish his contract through 1991.
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Olathe Forces Deciding Title Game In Legion Tournament
Olathe swept Hutchinson 12-3 and 9-3 to advance to a second championship game against Great Bend in the American Legion Class A tournament. Olathe rode four first‑inning runs, seven in the fourth, and several Hutchinson errors to pull away while Great Bend stayed within reach until late.
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Local Swim Meet Results Highlight Youth Performances
Daniel Pyle leads 14 and under boys with 50 free in 26.11 100 free 59.45 and IM 1 08 97. Rochelle Servatius tops 12 and under girls with 50 back 40.56 and 100 free 1 18 40. Andrew Frentice 12 and under boys wins 50 free 30 59 and 50 back 39 28. Becky Pyle 18 and under wins 100 breast 1 21 16 and 100 back 1 22 32. Multiple swimmers set times across 8 and under and 10 and under events including fly back and medley relays with team Prentice, Steward, Ellena, and Servatius leading several relays.
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Dusty Walsh
Christy Ellena
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Ben Prentice
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Julie Ford
George Steward
Stephanie Harris
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Harris
B. Prentice
Chiefs re-sign veteran nose tackle Stensrud for 1 year
Kansas City Chiefs announce Mike Stensrud, an 11-year NFL veteran, signed a one-year deal. He will begin his second season with the Chiefs after recording 38 tackles and an interception last year before a season-ending hamstring injury versus Pittsburgh on November 27. To clear roster space the Chiefs waived Jerome Sally, who had joined from Indianapolis and played the last three games.
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Longest-serving current NFL head coach by team
Chuck Noll has led the Pittsburgh Steelers since 1969 making him the longest tenure in the league. Don Shula follows with Miami Dolphins since 1970, reflecting historic coaching stability in early modern NFL history.
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