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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2006

Page

4

NFL proposes crackdown on celebrations and replay tweaks

The NFL competition committee okays stricter rules on end zone taunts and props, with 15 yard penalties and possible fines. They also push instant replay for down by contact calls, allow defensive players to signal plays to coaches, and seek tougher enforcement on dangerous hits. Tagliabue may start successor search as owners look for long term stability.

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Redick Morrison dominate AP All-America basketball picks

J J Redick of Duke and Adam Morrison of Gonzaga were the only unanimous first team selections by the AP. Morrison led the nation with 28.4 points per game while Redick averaged 27.4. Williams, Foye, and Roy joined them on the first team, with Redick and Morrison as the only repeat unanimous picks.

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Royals batter Giants closer in 15-6 spring loss

In Scottsdale, Armando Benitez struggles as Felipe Alou sticks with him as closer. Benitez, nursing a knee injury and coming off a 25.41 spring ERA, yields 10 runs in 1 13 innings as Kansas City defeats San Francisco 15-6. Aaron Guiel drives in four for the Royals. Bonds sits once more with a sore elbow.

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Garnett April Adventure Duathlon set for April 15

The Garnett Lions Club hosts a triathlon style event at Anderson County Junior/Senior High School. The course includes a 3 mile run 20 mile bike ride and 2 mile run with an individual and two person relay option. Registration runs 25 dollars before April 7 and 30 dollars after. team fees 35 dollars before April 7 and 40 dollars after. Tshirts cost 8 dollars. Contact Dale Lybarger at 785 448 6673 or via e mail for details.

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Duo wins Hickory Hollow scramble

Karen Crosby and C W Brazeal won the Hickory Hollow Monday senior scramble with Gilbert Osburn and Ned Parker in second. Osburn and J D Durkin claimed closest to the pin honors on hole seven. The event runs Mondays at 10 a.m. through April with Wednesday night scramble returning May 5 at 5 30 p.m. Players must register by 5 p.m. and 2005 season winnings must be redeemed by April 15.

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Larranaga Grows Calm Leadup to Final Four Bid

George Mason coach Jim Larranaga carries 35 years of coaching and two prior Final Fours as he seeks an at large berth. He shares stories from fans and players, recalls Confucius and Bryan, and jokes about Kryp tonite to keep his team focused amid a race for spots in basketball's biggest stage.

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