Major League Baseball standings and daily results
The East division shows Boston leading with 68 wins, New York 53, Baltimore 51, Toronto 47, Detroit 46. Central lists Cleveland at 73, Kansas City 51, Chicago 46, Minnesota 39. West has California 66, Texas 51, Seattle 54, Oakland 53. Wednesday results include Oakland 2 New York 1 and Baltimore 7 Seattle 7. Friday schedules feature Texas at Kansas City and Minnesota at Milwaukee among others. National League standings show Atlanta leading the East at 69, Philadelphia 56, Montreal 52, Florida 47, New York 46. West includes Los Angeles 59, Colorado 37, San Diego 54, San Francisco 50. Several games and lineups noted.
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Judge blocks Pahulu from KU senior season in 1994 case
Federal Judge G Thomas Van Bebber denied an injunction allowing Alani Pahulu to play for Kansas stating he is not protected by the federal rehabilitation act. Pahulu remains on scholarship but has no remaining eligibility. He may transfer to a non Division I A program or appeal.
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Ansas City
Kan
Alani Pahulu
University of Kansas
G. Thomas van Bebber
Pahulu
Bob Frederick
Alani
Uni
Michael Maddox
Maddox
Kansas
Ricks Community College
Idaho
New Look 1995 College Football Faces Big Changes
The 1995 season introduces a new bowl alliance replacing the old coalition as Fiesta Sugar and Orange rotate for a likely national title game. The SWC ends after 1995 with Texas Texas A&M Texas Tech and Baylor moving to the Big Eight now Big 12 while others join new conferences.
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TCU
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Houston
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Associated Press
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Florida
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Alabama
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Orange
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Classic changes teams venue for basketball double-header
The Classic will be held at Kemper Arena on November 25 with Kansas facing Utah and Memphis meeting Purdue in a double-header. Sponsored by the Black Coaches Association, the event was formerly the Martin Luther King Classic and had been planned for Memphis. Kansas coach Roy Williams voiced support despite the name change.
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Carson-Newman, Tenn
Memphis
Kansas
Roy Williams
Chiefs executive leaves for AmeriTech in Chicago
Tim Connolly, executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Kansas City Chiefs, is departing to become senior vice president of AmeriTech Corp. He will head AmeriTech's Worldwide Network Systems sector, according to the club on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Tim Connolly
Chiefs
AmeriTech
Ottawa native Gumm to compete for U S at Junior Olympics
Aaron Gumm, former Ottawa High School standout, earned a U S spot for the Junior Olympics in Santiago, Chile after winning a tryout. He will join Darrin File on the squad and travel from Miami to the Bahamas for a dual meet with Canada before the Chilean event.
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Ottawa High School
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Santiago
Chile
United States
Darrin File
Gumm
U.S
Ottawa
Miami
Fla
Bahamas
Canada
American Legion
Kansas KSHSAA faces long path after ruling its authority unconstitutional
In Kansas, the KSHSAA fights to continue operations after Sedgwick County Judge Bell ruled the association unconstitutional as a delegation of authority. The case, brought by Wichita parents, could reach the state Supreme Court as early as October with potential further delays into December. Randall Forbes, KSHSAA attorney, and Executive Director Kaye Pearce defended the association’s governance and existing rules amid ongoing appeals and reviews.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Kshsaa
State Supreme Court
Wichita
Sedgwick
Robert Bell
Supreme Court
Randall J. Forbes
Topeka
Sedgwick County
Ron Keefover
Bell
Forbes
Statehouse
Kaye Pearce
Association
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Jerrol Williams
Tommie Stowers
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A.J. Johnson
Brian Allred
Steelers
Axes Pahulu
Chiefs Exec
Greg Mast
Herald
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