NFL Camp Notes From Several Teams Across the League
Ernie Zampese’s new offensive plan connected on 9 of 14 passes for 69 yards with no interceptions as Patriots and Cowboys drew 106,424 in Mexico City. Enis to Bears on a three year deal worth about 5.6 million with a 3.6 million signing bonus. Alstott signs a five year deal worth up to 32 million with incentives. Foley remains Jets starter for now after Tes taverde’s 33-0 loss. Collins returns to Panthers practice but sits out exhibition action. Beuerlein and Craig shoulder the drills. Mariucci starts Dave Fiore at left tackle. Brown traded, absent from game. Lions rookie Terry Fair practices after high ankle sprain. Stai signs three year extension.
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Ernie Zampese
Bledsoe
Mexico City
Bears
Curtis Enis
Chicago Bears
Enis
Greg Feste
Mark Hatley
Chicago
Platteville
Wis
Mike Alstott
Camp
Alstott
Jim Steiner
Baltimore
Testaverde
Glenn
Bill Parcells
Panthers
Kerry Collins
Collins
Carolina
Buffalo
Steve Beuerlein
Dameyune Craig
Ers
Steve Mariucci
Dave Fiore
Jamie Brown
49Ers
Denver
Brown
Mariucci
Lions Detroit
Terry Fair
Lions
Waterfowl season changes proposed for 1998-99 in Kansas
Kansas Wildlife and Parks will present recommendations for 1998-99 waterfowl seasons at a Wichita meeting. Proposals include longer seasons and liberal bag limits, with early real seasons Sept 12-27 Low Plains and Sept 12-20 High Plains. Youth hunt days set for Sept 26 High Plains, Oct 3 Low Plains Early, Oct 17 Low Plains Late. Goose limits could be the most liberal since the 1940s, with Canada and white-fronted geese in separate seasons and daily limits up to three Canadas and two white-fronts. HIP program to require hunters to answer migratory bird questions at license purchase. stamp added to license.
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Wildlife and Parks
Kansas
Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission
Wichita
Great Plains Nature Center
Woodlawn
Low Plains
High Plains
Canada
Marais Des Cygnes
Southeast
Flint Hills
Pratt — Kansas
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
KDWP
U.S
Fish and Wildlife Service
Nebraska Cornhuskers eye strong defensive start for Solich era
Nebraska Coach Solich pledges a tougher defense to boost the offense as players Kelsay, Rucker, Foreman and Shaw anchor a revamped unit. Kicker Kris Brown trails a string of 16 straight field goals and 79 straight PATs while Nebraska opens August 29 against Louisiana Tech. The schedule includes Missouri, Texas, Colorado, and a key Nov. 14 trip to Kansas State.
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Foreman
Nebraska
Kris Brown
Louisiana Tech
Washington
Oklahoma State
Kansas City
Texas A&m
Missouri
Texas
Colorado
Kansas State
Wildcats
Corn
Falkenstein wins 1998 Chris Schenkel Award in Kansas broadcast
South Bend AP reports Max Falkenstein, KU athletics broadcaster for over 50 years, received the 1998 Chris Schenkel Award at the College Football Hall of Fame ceremony on August 14. He is the third honoree, joining Schenkel and Jack Cristil. Falkenstein is KU Athletics Hall of Fame’s first media inductee and earned the Ellsworth Medallion.
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South Bend
Ind
Max Falkenstein
University of Kansas Athletics
Chris Schenkel
College Football Hall of Fame
Falkenstein
Schenkel
Jack Cristil
Mississippi State
University of Kansas Athletics Hall of
Ellsworth
Alumni Association
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Jets
Glenn Foley
New York Jets
Foley
Vinny Testaverde
Steelers Steelers
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Teturer
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USFWS
Solich
Chad Kelsay
Mike Rucker
Wistrom
Peter
Brian Shaw
Tony Ortiz
Jay Foreman
Cornhuskers
Erwin Swiney
Mike Brown
Ralph Brown
Huskers
Osborne
Joel Makovicka
Makovicka
Lincoln
eSea
Charlie Gillum Associates
Merle Norman
Tan Avr Tenn Mn
Ottawa
Bedsedere
Lawrence, KS
Dale A. Fearson
FIC
Megan Lane
Kan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Fraternal Life Insurance Society
Ist Avenue
Rock Island
Illinois
Modern-Woodmen. Org
LIFE
Loitk
Brookside
Overbrook
Brookside Assisted Living
Toi W
Overbrook, Kansas
Tawney Rev
Geo—Pont
Buick
Cad. Div
Creason-Tawney
Olds Inc
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