Eisenreich Stars In 5-1 Royals Win Over Tribe
Frank White praises Jim Eisenreich as he returns to the majors amid Tourette's symptom concerns. Eisenreich, 286 in 55 at bats, collected two hits and scored, backing Mark Gubicza's eight innings with 8-9 record as Kansas City beat Cleveland 5-1. Gardner credits Eisenreich's rehab and swing as he eyes a future in the outfield.
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East Team Prepping For 14th Shrine Game
East team players report to Shrine Bowl training camp at Ottawa University ahead of the August 1 game in Manhattan. Coach Ron Bowen says three daily practices with light workouts, team travel to St Louis to visit Shrine Hospital, and full contact starts Sunday as camps shorten by three days. Several players choose not to play, with six quarterbacks in camp and several area products set for Division I colleges. The West leads the series 8-5, after last year’s 42-20 East loss.
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Okoye Shines In Chiefs First Rookie Scrimmage
Liberty Missouri AP Christian Okoye rushed 47 yards on six carries including an 11 yard TD as the Chiefs held a 48 play rookie scrimmage. Okoye led all backs with 47 yards and showed promise after signing his contract.
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Audubon Society Struggling and Aug 30 Trap Shoot
National Audubon Society faces a 2.5 million dollar deficit despite high membership and strong fundraising. Ottawa Quail Unlimited hosts an Aug. 30 trap shoot near Williamsburg with advance tickets at 10 dollars for five trips to the line, cash prizes, and separate novice and expert traps amid public participation.
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Offense Still Chiefs Top Priority Under New Coach Gansz
Kansas City Chiefs first year head coach Frank Gansz focuses on rebuilding the offense and mindsets of players after pressure from a past season. He aims to fit return men, tight ends, quarterback strategy, and personnel decisions while stressing team unity and confidence. The 1986 schedule features non-division games against Miami, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
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