Osage City celebrity four?man peramble aids pay day
Osage City Booster Club plans a celebrity four man peramble on July 18 at the Osage City Pay club. Celebrities include Andy Carrier and coaches from Home State, Kansas, and Emporia State. Cent is $100 per team. For more information call Kent Reed or the country club.
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Morrison claims 12 round victory over Foreman in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Morrison, 24, defeated George Foreman by 12 round unanimous decision to claim the WBO title and emerge as a challenger for Lennox Lewis. Foreman admitted losing killer instinct and hinted at retirement, while Morrison boxed well, scoring with jabs and uppercuts and drawing boos for retreat tactics.
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Royals Strike in First Quick Start Aids Kansas City Victory
Kansas City opened strong in a 8-3 win over the New York Yankees. Brian McRae and Mike Macfarlane drove in runs after an error and a dropped ball, producing a 4-0 lead. Hal McRae praised the team as hot as they took advantage of early chances.
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Grogan Emerges as Kansas State AD Candidate
Ottawa native and former NFL quarterback Steve Grogan, a K State graduate who starred for the Wildcats 1971-74 and later played 16 seasons for the New England Patriots, is among about 50 applicants for the athletic director post. His father said Grogan has discussed the job. application deadline is June 25.
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Nets star Drazen Petrovic dies in auto crash in Germany
Drazen Petrovic, 28, a rising NBA shooting guard with the New Jersey Nets, died in an automobile accident near Ingolstadt Germany. He was killed around 5 20 p m Monday while traveling in a Volkswagen Golf with two women police said.
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OU adds former Jewell player to basketball roster
Ottawa University welcomes three new players including 6-8 forward David Lanning from Lathrop Missouri who last played college basketball at William Jewell College. Lanning, 200 pounds, can shoot from outside and crash the boards, with two Texas freshmen and a Fort Worth guard joining the Braves.
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