Arlington grid results escape with scattered notes
AP reports sparse league results from Arlington Texas with fragmentary lines mentioning Rin Stein Luther North 720 Fira Methodist and Com iosity Fourequare. The text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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KCAC Media Day honors crown Bethany College
Bethany College tops KCAC preseason polls in both media and coaches rankings with 11 first place media votes and nine of 10 coach votes. Ottawa rises to fifth in coaches and seventh in media, while St Mary of the Plains and Southwestern College rate high. In sad notes, Bethany receiver Mike Gainey died in a June car crash and Friends coach Brian Byers missed the luncheon due to his father's death.
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Wichita
Bethany College
Kansas
KCAC
Friends University
Ottawa University
Braves
St. Mary of the Plains
Cavaliers
Southwestern College
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
McPherson College
Bethel College
Friends
Tabor
Sterling
KWU
Bethel
Bethany
Mike Gainey
Gainey
Center Hill
Fla
Brian Byers
Arizona
Jayhawks pray for more progress under Mason at Kansas
Kansas coach Glen Mason says the rebuilding program is ahead of schedule as the Jayhawks pursue progress beyond a 1-10 first year and a 4-7 follow up. With 39 lettermen back and Chip Hilleary slated to replace Kelly Donohoe, Kansas aims for steady improvement and a potential win over rival Missouri.
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Doug Tucker
Kansas City, Mo
Glen Mason
Big Eight
Kansas
Mike Gottfried
Bob Valesente
Mason
Howev
Chip Hilleary
Kelly Donohoe
Hilleary
Tony Sands
Exsel
Sands
Beadifire
Chip Budde
Jayhawks
Curtis Moore
Jets mirror Chiefs in rebuilding year and injuries
The Jets emulate the 89 Chiefs look as a revamped squad under Dick Steinberg and Bruce Coslet, facing Kansas City in the second preseason. Jets plan around Freeman McNeil after Johnny Hector’s knee surgery, while KC trims holdouts and bets on Marty Schottenheimer style turnaround.
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Chiefs
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Marty Schottenheimer
Philadelphia
Coslet
Joe Walton
Los Angeles Rams
Berlin
San Francisco
Marty Seifert
Marty
Dino Hackett
Irv Batman
David Lutz
Pete Mandley
Percy Snow
Johnny Hector
Hector
New York
Freeman McNeil
Ken O'Brien
Tony Eason
Nicklaus and Norman Await Cut in Storm Delayed Event
Nicklaus and Norman face an overnight wait to learn if they reach the third round of the International at Castle Pines. After a three hour storm delay, 32 players were stranded as second-round play halted at dusk. they resume at 7 a.m. MDT with the cutoff to playoff spots still undetermined. Norman birdied 16 and 17 in a late rally to keep his chances alive.
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Greg Norman
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Brewers Top Royals 2-1 Behind Deer Blast and Strong Pitching
Milwaukee, aided by Rob Deer's 23rd homer, beat Kansas City 2-1 as Teddy Higuera and two relievers combine for five hits allowed. Higuera improved to 7-5, Crim pitched 1 2 3 innings, Dan Plesac earned the save. George Brett homered for KC, moving to 74th on the all-time list. Deer tied it in the second, delivering his fourth homer in six games.
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Teddy Higuera
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Higuera
Crim
Dan Plesac
George Brett
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Brett
Roger Maris
Deer
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