Baldwin Invitational opener ends in Cyclones loss to Santa Fe Trail
Ottawa High boys fall 63 58 as offense stalls through the first half and loses momentum in the Baldwin Invitational. Santa Fe Trail builds a 12 point lead, then holds off late rally led by Daryl Spigle and Chelan David. Ottawa drops to 3 7 and moves to consolation bracket against Council Grove.
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West Franklin Invitational opens with Panther wins over Burlingame and Pomona
Williamsburg boys beat Burlingame 64-45 after a 16-2 third quarter run. Central Heights girls top Pomona 52-39 as Elis scores 17. Williamsburg girls roll 53-23 past Burlingame, led by Gragg with 20. Burlingame boys fall to 2-7. Williamsburg 8-1.
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Royals sign Farr for one more year
Kansas City Royals signed reliever Steve Farr to a one year contract. GM John Schuerholz said arbitration likely for eight other players including Bo Jackson Danny Tartabull Kurt Stillwell Bob Boone Kevin Seitzer Jim Eisenreich Terry Leach and Brad Wellman. Farr earned 775000 last season with 18 saves and a 4.12 ERA in 63 13 innings.
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NFL coaching legends with most championships
George Halas and Curly Lambeau each secured six NFL titles, the most by any head coach in league history. Vince Lombardi follows with multiple championships, marking a standout era in American football.
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