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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1994

Page

2

Chiefs falter on fourth down in loss to Bears

Kansas City faced a decisive fourth down at the Chicago 2 with 41 seconds left and chose a pass instead of a field goal. The Bears remained unbeaten in exhibitions with a 21 18 comeback win before a 75 114 attendance, the largest Chiefs game crowd in 20 years. Coach Marty Schottenheimer said they could play to win, not just force overtime.

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Sanders Eyes Super Bowl as Chiefs Beat Bears in KC

Deion Sanders tours Atlanta and weighs a Super Bowl shot as the Chiefs draw a 75,114 crowd for a 21 18 loss to the Bears. Joe Montana praises Sanders while Sanders cites Atlanta roots and potential dual roles in football and baseball.

Sanders

Minors Attendance Rises Amid Baseball Strike

Attendance in 11 of 15 minor leagues climbed since the major league players' strike began. The Eastern League surged 53 percent and the Midwest League 46 percent as parks near major league markets drew crowds boosted by favorable weather and ads. Minor leagues benefited from two full weekends since the strike started.

Associated Press Bowie Baysox Maryland Prince George’s Memorial Stadium Dave Collins The Baysox Baltimore Orioles Johny Leyenda

Strike Talks Stall As Mud Slinging Flare In Baseball Talks

York reports no progress on Monday as the players strike enters its 11th day. Union head Donald Fehr accuses owner negotiator Richard Ravitch of being a hatchet man while mediators plan a Wednesday face to face session to restart talks. Fehr derides owners aims to force a salary cap and notes Ravitch’s $750,000 salary during the walkout.

YORK Donald Fehr Richard Ravitch Fehr Boston Red Sox John Hommert Oefore Arein Ravitch Bees To Crocodile Ioeaooes Seok Fehr Die Ais

Ottawa High holds soap scrimmage week with two events

Ottawa High School runs a soap scrimmage Friday at Steve Grogan Stadium with a freshman session at 6 15 p m and varsity at 7 p m admission is a bar of soap The volleyball scrimmage in the high school gym stars with freshmen at 5 p m and varsity at 6 p m admission is a can of soft drink

Ottawa High School Steve Grogan

Irvan Remains Unconscious On Ventilator After Crash

Ernie Irvan remained unconscious and on a ventilator two days after a practice crash at the Ann Arbor track. A NASCAR official said debris on the track likely cut his right front tire, causing him to crash into the Turn 2 wall and suffer severe brain and lung injuries.

Ann Arbor, Mich Ernie Irvan Nascar Irvan

Huskers rely on synchronized line for Big Eight success

Nebraska’s 6-foot-5 300-pound tackle duo Zach Wiegert and Rob Zatechka anchor a cohesive offensive line praised by Coach Tom Osborne as the best tackle tandem in school history. Center Aaron Graham and guards vie for spots as Osbourne seeks to repeat as Big Eight champions ahead of the Kickoff Classic with West Virginia.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Zach Wiegert Rob Zatechka Cornhusker Zatechka Tom Osborne Wiegert and Milt Tenopir Wiegert Brenden Cornhuskers Aaron Graham Joel Wilks Steve Ott Osborne Huskers Associated Press West Virginia

Outdoor Hiking Boots Speak To A Quiet Plea Sure

A reflective piece discusses hiking as a personal choice, the role of footwear, and the comfort of waterproof boots on trails. It notes Kansas state parks designate hiking trails, uses abandoned railroad beds for trails, and urges planning, informing others, and checking regulations. It highlights nature’s appeal and the public funding behind outdoor recreation.

Kansas Kansas Wildlife and Parks Whitey

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