Holmes out for season with head neck trauma
Kansas City Chiefs running back Priest Holmes will miss the rest of the season after head and neck trauma diagnosed by three experts. Holmes, 32, suffered a helmet-to-helmet hit on Oct. 30 versus San Diego and had tingling in his hands earlier in training camp.
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Mark Martin finds optimism as Cup run nears end
Mark Martin, longtime pessimist, now speaks of possible victories and a real shot at NASCAR's Nextel Cup. The 46-year-old driver splits plans, remaining with Roush Racing for 2006 while awaiting a 2007 move, as he chases a stubborn title with two races left in the season.
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Ottawa Otters Fall 0-3 to McPherson in KCAC Tourney
Ottawa University closes season with a 3-0 loss to McPherson in the KCAC tournament. Fifth-seeded Ottawa is defeated 30-19 30-25 30-22. Seniors Emily Napier and Jessica Williams end their careers, while freshman Kendra Corley leads with 11 kills and 11 digs.
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OMS wrestlers fare well in early season highlights
The Ottawa Middle School team posted a strong start with seven league champions, five runners-up, and nine third-place finishers from a roster led by top performers including Jordan Qsladli, Robert Retzer, Jake Sylvester, and Levi Totten. Nine wrestlers carried records toward the season through two weeks, with several undefeated marks and multiple dual meet wins.
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Guillen and Cox named managers of the year
Ozzie Guillen won American League Manager of the Year for guiding the Chicago White Sox to a World Series title. Bobby Cox claimed the National League honor with the Atlanta Braves, becoming the first back-to-back winner in either league. Cox led a rookie-filled club to a division title and a 100-point ballot win.
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Trio wins senior scramble in playoff at Hickory Hollow
The Hickory Hollow senior scramble ended in a playoff. Woody Dew Carroll Whiteford and Duane McIntire captured the team title with a minus two. Ned Parker and Whiteford shared closest to the pin honors on Nos. 3 and 7. Tee time is 10 a.m. Monday, weather permitting.
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