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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1995

Page

2

Chiefs win with team focus over individual stars

Kansas City Chiefs boast NFL leading rushing offense, top scoring defense, and best turnover ratio with a 13-3 record. Coach Marty Schottenheimer and tight end Derrick Walker emphasize collective success over individual leaders as they prepare for the AFC playoff run. Steve Bono shines but the team values winning.

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Mason dodges question on Georgia offer to Kansas coach

Kansas coach Glen Mason faced persistent questions about accepting Georgia’s $500,000 offer and why he listened initially. He said money and intangible factors attracted Georgia, then explained personal ties and NCAA considerations. Mason insisted staying at Kansas wasn’t driven by money despite higher pay rumored elsewhere.

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Wellsville injury list grows in 1995 sports year

Wellsville high school athletics suffer a string of injuries through 1995. Senior Brock Stumpff joined the casualty list, missing the rest of basketball with a back disc issue and hoping for a return in track. Earlier, Lacey Breithaupt missed basketball and all track due to leg injuries. Emily Bloss returned late from a stint out with an injury, while Rhett Renaud faced a disc problem in his back. Sophomore Misty Weeks also limped through volleyball.

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Admirals overpower Blades as Sarjeant lets in eight

Milwaukee’s offense pierced Geoff Sarjeant after a 4-0 win in Kansas City. The Blades goalie, who faced 33 shots the night before, yielded 8 goals as Milwaukee surged to an 8-3 victory. Jan Caloun scored his 19th, boosting Kansas City’s fate while Milwaukee moved ahead in the Midwest Division.

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Snyder denies UCLA rumor as Kansas State nears bowl bid

Kansas State coach Bill Snyder rejects rumors of UCLA interest while leading the 9-2 Wildcats toward a Holiday Bowl appearance against Nebraska or Colorado State. He reiterates he will stay at Kansas State amid Big Eight coaching upheaval. The team rose from early season success to finish 10th nationally after key wins and a late loss to Colorado.

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Attack overcome stall tactics in KC win

The Kansas City Attack defeated the Detroit Rockers 14 to 2 in the fourth quarter to move to 10-3 and hold sole first in the NPSL National Division. Coach Zoran Savic praised patience while Nate Houser and goalkeeper Brett Phillips contributed key plays after Margetic’s absence. Detroit’s Pato Margetic was out with an injury.

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KU Drops Two Short Exhibition Contests

No. 4 Kansas lost two 20 minute Buckler Challenge games to European pros Pau-Orthez and Strasbourg. Frederic Fauthoux hit back-to-back threes to boost Pau-Orthez, while Strasbourg rallied late to win. Pierce led Kansas with 12 points in the first game and 12 again in the second as the Jayhawks faced a tense rule misinterpretation and a late rally.

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