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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 2005

Page

4

Huggins loses Cincinnati coaching post after 16 seasons

University of Cincinnati president Nancy Zimpher demanded coach Bob Huggins resign or be fired, citing poor graduation rates and player arrests. Huggins faced a 24-hour window to exit after a history of alcohol issues and a drunken driving conviction. The Bearcats brace for a turbulent transition into the Big East with an interim coach to be named.

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Gooden urged to seek help as police search for him

Dwight Gooden fled police after a drunk driving stop in Tampa. His nephew Gary Sheffield says the family has done all it can and must let him face consequences. Gooden, a Tampa native, is wanted on DUI and fleeing charges amid a history of drug abuse and past legal troubles.

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Bradley Kent feud erupts over race in Dodgers locker room

Los Angeles Dodgers players Milton Bradley and Jeff Kent remain divided as Bradley accuses Kent of mishandling race and leadership in a confrontation before a win over the Colorado Rockies. Kent defends himself, noting mentorship from veteran players. Dodgers officials say team aims to win while addressing tensions.

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Dayne shines in camp with strong preseason showing

Denver's Dayne leads the team in rushing after two preseason games with 143 yards on 29 carries. He excels in receiving and pass protection during camp, and while he sits fourth on the depth chart behind Anderson Bell and Griffin, he outperformed Ma urice Clarett who has been sidelined by a groin injury. Shanahan praises his progress.

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Ottawa Blizzards Seek Sixth Grade Girls Players

The Ottawa Blizzards travel girls basketball team seeks players for the 2005-06 season. The season runs through March. Interested contacts should call Paul Bones at 242-2.

Ottawa Blizzards Paul Bones

Ninera' Nolan Nominates Rattay Over Smith For Opener

San Francisco 49ers coach Mike Nolan named Tim Rattay the starting quarterback for the season opener, reclaiming the job from Alex Smith after two preseason games. The decision came after the team held its first full practice since offensive lineman Thomas Herrion's death.

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Florida State Allowed to Use Seminoles Nickname in Postseason

Florida State University is removed from the NCAA restricted list and may use its Seminoles nickname in postseason play after the association lifted the earlier restriction. The decision comes as officials at the school and the NCAA confirm the change in status.

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ORC invites sign ups for youth volleyball and soccer

One week left to register with Ottawa Recreation Commission for youth instructional volleyball and youth soccer, both starting Sept 24. Fees range from 20 to 30 dollars, late fee after Aug 31. Birth certificates required. Also open are adult volleyball, softball, and flag football leagues with varying fees. ORC seeks tennis instructors. registrations at 517 E Third.

the Herald Ottawa Recreation Commission ORC

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