Ottawa football announces equipment checkout and practice schedule
Dana Ron Mann, Ottawa football coach, sets equipment checkout for Tuesday and Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. daily. Freshmen checkout at 3:90 p.m. Monday. Players must have a physical. Ottawa Family Physicians offer high school physicals Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m., middle school Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. Cost 15 dollars. Varsity practice starts Monday with two-a-days, first session at 7 a.m. and second at 3:15 p.m. Freshmen practice after checkout.
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Senirs National Football League Preseason Glance
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Glen Mason returns to lead the Kansas Jayhawks after a tumultuous off season that included accepting a Georgia job offer, reconsidering, and marrying a Lawrence dentist. The program regained stability with a top ten finish, returning seven starters on both sides, and a full coaching staff.
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Dennis Springer pitched seven strong innings to win No. 2, lifting the California Angels over Kansas City 6-5. George Arias hit a go ahead two run homer, Randy Velarde added a solo, and Chili Davis belted his 22nd as the Angels snapped a six game skid while Joe Maddon managed on the bench as McNamara recovered from a calf strain.
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Baseball players and owners near labor peace deal
After 13 bargaining sessions the players and owners close in on a new collective bargaining agreement covering 2000 or 2001. Major sticking points include a damages release for the 232 day strike and a luxury tax, with negotiators optimistic but unsure on timing.
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Mark Brooks defied early bogeys to win the 78th PGA Championship at Valhalla, beating Kenny Perry in a playoff after birdies at 18. Perry, Kentucky native, led early but faltered on the closing hole. Brooks, now a three-time PGA Tour winner this year, claimed $430,000 and moved atop the money list.
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