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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1994
Page
2
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The Kansas City Chiefs released seven year veteran running back John Stephens among 20 players cut as camp ends. Coach Marty Schottenheimer praised Stephens while noting the decision aimed at potential job fits elsewhere. Also cut were defensive back Matt Gay linebacker Ken Alexander wide receiver Sanjay Beach defensive tackle Byron Bonds and wide receiver Allen DeGraffenreid. Deion Sanders visited to discuss evaluation in process and future options.
AP reports with the strike in day thirteen, baseball labor talks resume amid threats of a salary cap. Players and owners show fixed positions. Royals pitcher Cone and Dodgers outfielder Butler anticipate loud exchanges as management leaders gather with federal mediators.
Kansas State wide receiver Kevin Lockett, a Tulsa native, rose to national prominence last year with 770 receiving yards and 50 receptions for a 9-2-1 Wildcats team. He spoke of his growth, clutch moments including a 44-yard fourth down catch vs Colorado, and set sights on 1000-yard seasons, all-Big Eight honors, and Orange Bowl hopes this year.
KU reshuffles its defense as injury and depth woes force position changes. Senior Steve Harvey moves from middle linebacker to outside linebacker and then to defensive end after Alani Pahulu’s injury, with Sylvester Wright shifting to tackle. Ronnie Ward and Terence Sullivan swap roles to anchor the linebacking corps.
West Virginia faces a tough opener against Nebraska in the Kickoff Classic at East Rutherford New Jersey. Coach Don Nehlen stresses defense, punting, and avoiding self mistakes as the Mountaineers look to build recruiting momentum and avoid past Sugar Bowl woes.
Iowa State football under Jim Walden enters an eighth season with pressure to improve after a 3-8 showing last year. With 22 fifth-year seniors and strong defensive depth, the Cyclones hope a 3-4 scheme and experienced roster lift their Big Eight chances, requiring better defense and decisive wins.
AP reports a 48 man All-Time NFL team named for the league 75th anniversary with Rod Woodson Joe Montana Jerry Rice Ronnie Lott and Reggie White among the only active picks. The Pittsburgh Steelers lead with six selections.
In Superior Township, AP reports Ernie Irvan can respond to people by moving his limbs and head though not fully conscious and still in critical condition. Dr. Erlandson described the progress as jubilant since Saturday's accident. Separately in Seattle, AP notes the Mariners, homeless without a rented venue while the Kingdome is closed, face a 19 to 23 million dollar loss if the strike shortens the season.
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