Larry Johnson' s kitten act signals new happiness for Chiefs star
In Kansas City, Larry Johnson rescued a stray kitten near Arrowhead Stadium and brought it home. Coach Herm Edwards later hoisted Johnson's mood with a humorous impersonation at a news conference, highlighting a new, confident leadership phase for the Pro Bowler as he thrives despite team changes and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium
Larry Johnson
Johnson
Herman Edwards
Edwards
NFL
Sullen
Larry
Priest Holmes
Chiefs
Dick Vermeil
Moody Young
Holmes
Carl Peterson
Peterson
Herm Edwards
Seattle
Trent Green
Seahawks
Tigers Ready for Anderson Era at Missouri
Missouri begins a new era under coach Mike Anderson with a fast paced, full court style following Quin Snyder. The inexperienced Tigers, led by Karen Grimes and Leo Lyons, aim to adapt as Anderson builds depth, while guard Keon Lawrence misses 4 to 6 weeks with a stress fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Karen Grimes
Missouri
Mike Anderson
Quin Snyder
Anderson
Alabama-Birmingham
Grimes
Jason Horton
Marshall Brown
Marcus Watkins
Tigers
Snyder
Thomas Gardner
Arkansas
Nolan Richardson
Leo Lyons
Kevin Young
Purdue
Illinois
Keon Lawrence
Lady Braves rally past Friends in five sets at home
Ottawa University Lady Braves upset Friends 3-2 at Wilson Field House in the regular season finale. Megan Guindon and Jenna Hamilton led with 21 and 15 kills respectively as Allegra Shaw added nine blocks, breaking the school record for block assists with 85 total this season. Ottawa finishes 11-7 in conference, 18-17 overall, and visits McPherson in the postseason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
Lady Braves
Ottawa
Wilson Field House
Lady Falcons
Jenny Heck
Kendra Ober
Zan
Megan Guindon
Jenna Hamilton
Megan Guidon
Oberzan
Guindon
Hamilton
Allegra Shaw
Lacey Boecker
Jessie Sargent
Laura Jeannin
Haylie Colby
Grudzielanek earns AL Gold Glove at second base
Royals infielder Mark Grudzielanek, who led Kansas City in runs hits and at bats, wins his first Gold Glove at second base. He posted a .994 fielding percentage, 77 consecutive errorless games to start the season, and a .298 batting average with 32 doubles and 85 runs in 2006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Royals
Mark Grudzielanek
Grudzielanek
Jermaine Dye
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank White
Jose Lind
White
Baltimore
Kansas State sells out season tickets amid Huggins hire
Kansas State marks its 19 year Bramlage Coliseum sellout streak as 13,000 of 13,340 seats are spoken for, with about 300 single-game tickets remaining. Athletic officials credit Bob Huggins arrival for renewed interest. exhibition game and opener vs William & Mary are sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Bob Huggins
Kansas State
Bramiage Coliseum
Kurt McGuffin
Wildcats
Ahearn
Tim Weiser
Washburn
William & Mary
SpursOpen Season Win Over Mavericks Brings Big Smiles
Tony Parker finished his post game duties then celebrated with Manu Ginobili after the Spurs beat the Mavericks 97-91 in the season opener. Parker scored 19 overcoming a sprained ankle while Tim Duncan started slow but finished with 13 including a late key rebound and putback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tony Parker
Manu Ginobili
Parker
Mavericks
Them
Tim Duncan
San Antonio Spurs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mizzou Arena
Herald
Weigand
Radio Shack
A. vMi
B. Brown
C. Lehigh
Iotta
Herald Staff
Walnut
Huggins
Spurs
Don Waymire
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!