Grogan Sees Second Wind For Patriots In Super Bowl Run
Foxboro quarterback Steve Grogan reflects on a six week return to form after replacing Tony Eason and expects to play next season with the New England Patriots. He praises coach Raymond Berry and GM Patrick Sullivan for stabilizing the front office as the team prepares for Super Bowl XX against the Chicago Bears in New Orleans.
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Rick Peterson
Foxboro
Mass
Steve Grogan
Tony
Eason
Buffalo
Grogan
the Herald
New England Patriots
Patriots
New Orleans
Chicago Bears
Ottawa
Raymond Berry
Patrick Sullivan
Los Angeles Raiders
Howie Long
Matt Millen
New England
Berry
Eason Ailing With Viral Illness Before Super Bowl
New England Patriots quarterback Tony Eason missed practice with a generalized viral illness two days before the Super Bowl. Team physician Dr. Bertram Zarins described it as not serious, while Coach Raymond Berry said Grogan would start if Eason cannot play.
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NEW Orleans
New England Patriots
Tony Eason
Bertram Zariis
Raymond Berry
Zarins
Eason
Steve Grogan
Berry
Grogan
Bears Kicker Butler Sidelined by Illness Ahead of Super Bowl
Berry notes a possible viral illness among players with uncertain severity and duration. Bears trainer Fred Caito reports kicker Kevin Butler experienced cramps, nausea, and dehydration and was treated at Southern Baptist Hospital before returning to the team hotel. officials expect recovery within 16 to 20 hours.
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Berry
Chicago Bears
Fred Caito
Kevin Butler
Southern Baptist Hospital
Clarence Fossier
Bears
Butler
Caito
Pomona and Williamsburg Battle Into Narrow Skirmishes
In Ottawa University West Franklin Tournament action Pomona and Williamsburg split two tight games. Williamsburg won the girls 38-37 while Pomona took the boys 48-47. Pomona leads 9-2. Williamsburg 8-3 in girls play.
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West Franklin
Ottawa University
Central Heights
Williamsburg
Pomona
Heights
Panthers
U.S.C
Jim Mason
Panther
Roger Driver
Driver
Mason
Ottawa
Cindy Scott
Burg
Kelli Magrath
Audra Shepard
Wanda Ferguson
Shepard
Gragg
Shaffer
Magrath
Ferguson
Hermrech
Totals
Eichinger
Scott
Lands
Ecord
Garber
Pruitt
Central Heights Wins Lyndon Round Robin Title in Comeback
Central Heights Vikings finish 3-0 to capture the Lyndon Round Robin crown, beating host Lyndon 58 to 49 as defensive effort fuels the rally. Danny DeVore limits Lyndon star Mark Goodrich while Steve Andrews leads CH with 20 points and Dale Kratzberg adds 14.
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Lyndon
Central Heights Vikings
Vikings
LHS
Buddy Welch
Central Heights
Tigers
Nick Dawson
Dawson
Welch
Danny DeVore
Goodrich
Mark
Danny
Pierson and
D. Kratzberg and Andrews
Brent Romine
Mae Barnett
Osage City
Burlington
Ted Foster
Jayhawk-Linn
Osage County
Sta Listics
Ft.pf
la DeVore
Andrews
Richert
McClain
Kratzberg
D. Kratzberg
Hesser
Marten
Pierson
Sturdy
White
Totals
Osage City Tops Burlington In Lyndon Round Robin
Osage City rally past Burlington 59-47 to move to 4 1 2 in the Lyndon Round Robin Invitational. Rodney Oswald led Osage with 16 points and 10 rebounds as Brent Romine added 15 and Mac Barnett 12. Burlington’s Clifton McCullough poured in 18 points to lead all scorers. Wildcats drop to 2-10.
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Lyndon
Osage City
Burlington
Indians
OCHS
Osage
Les Hultgren
Hultgren
Rodney Oswald
Oswald
Brent Romine
Mac Barnett
Clifton McCullough
Ted Foster
Wildcats
Barnett
Romine
Foster
London
Taylor
Miller
Plin- Sky
Ross
Torsls
McCullough
Chrisman
Skillman
Friend
Simart
Royals Duo to Visit Ottawa on Goodwill Caravan
Kansas City Royals stars Willie Wilson and Hal McRae will visit Ottawa Monday as part of the Goodwill Caravan. They will attend a business reception at Ottawa University and hold a press conference with local students in OU’s administration building auditorium.
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Willie Wilson
Hal McRae
Kansas City Royals
Ottawa
Royals
Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Prep Scores From Various Kansas Early Round Games
Scores from boys and girls invitational and league games across multiple Kansas venues. Notable results include St Paul 62 over Thayer 53, Bartlesville 62 over Parsons 51, Nemaha Valley 55 over Jackson Heights 53, and Central Burden 90 over Rivale 43, with multiple tournaments like Mid-Continent and Nemaha Valley events providing round-by-round tallies.
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Naldin
Tom Garnet
Wellaville
Mission Valley
Council Grove
Burrton
Remington
Douglass
Pretty Prairie
Central Christian
Sedgwick
Guessel
Centre
Ark City
Nickerson
Lenora
Paleo
N. Valley
E. Heights
Chaparral
Kingman As
Wellington
Mulvanez
St. Paul
Thayer
Altoona-Midway
Pleasanton
Holcomb
Cimarron
Sublette
Hugoton
Stockton
Ellis
Goddard
Garden City
Thomas More Prep
Newton
Central Burden
Rvale
Jackson Heights
Barton
Royal Valley
Rossville
Frankfort
Wetmore
Centralia
Baileyville
Axtell
Bern
Marysville
Falls City
Nob
St. Marys
Nemaha Valley
Oberlin
Sharon Springs
Hoxie
Brewster
Hobin Chases
Wilson
Arkansas City
Mulvane
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Neq Parker
Steve Olson
Tom Hancock
Olson
R.D. Fowler
Brian Piersol
Brendon May
Uniontown
Burlingame
Susianete Leakey
Eichenberder
Hancock
Fowler
Williamsburg Boys
Plersol
Darin Reichard
May
Milliken
Duane Reichard
Cade
Tatals
Tiger
Shane Pierson
Wade Marten
Boye Urpamel
Royal
Bartlesville
Okla
Parsons
Leavenworth
SM East
Winter Ula
Bazine
Mackaville
Medicine Lodge
St. Jol
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