Kansas State Routs Czechoslovakia in Exhibition Bout
Kansas State defeats Czechoslovakia National team 89-80 as Wyle Howard scores 26 and eight rebounds. Wildcats lead 44-29 at halftime with 19-0 run, Czechoslovakia narrows late but Burthe Wild cald uncorks seven straight. Derouillere 18, Rettiger 15, Amerson and King 10 each. Michalik 26 for the visitors. World League of American Football to begin inaugural season March 1991 with 10 teams in three divisions.
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Julius Michalik
Dallas
Mike Lynn
High school athletes face mixed outcomes in national survey
A Harris poll of 1,865 students for Reebok and Northeastern finds blacks report sports raise academic effort and help stay in school, while only 1 in 10,000 reach pro status. Whites show lower belief in pro chances. ethnicity shapes attitudes toward drugs, alcohol, and role modeling.
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Ottawa High teams begin 1990-91 practice season
The Ottawa High boys and girls basketball squads opened their 1990-91 season preparations Monday under coach guidance. Noah Mann features as he streaks down the court during Wednesday sessions. The teams tip off at Bonner Springs on December 3.
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Ottawa High
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Drabek Caps A Banner Season With Cy Young Honor
Pirates pitcher Doug Drabek, the league’s winningest starter on a division-winning club, won the NL Cy Young with 23 of 24 first place votes after a 22-6 campaign. Coach Ray Miller praised his consistency in big games as Jim Leyland lauded him as the best pitcher in the league.
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Cincinnati
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University of Houston
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Baltimore
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Kansas signing spree brings Gurley to KU and Henson to K State
Greg Gurley, a 6-5 Shawnee Mission South standout, signed a national letter of intent with the University of Kansas after a 21.3 point 7.6 rebound season helping his team to a 24-0 state title. He chose KU over Colorado, USC, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, and UMKC. Brian Henson, a 6-1 McPherson senior and brother of Steve Henson, also signed to play for Kansas State. Henson averaged 19 points to lift McPherson to the Class 5A title and was listed among the Top 150 prospects by Bob Gibbons.
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Kansas State University
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Milwaukee Bucks
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Kansas State
Alydar destroyed after leg fracture at Calumet Farms
Alydar the 15 year old rival of Affirmed in the 1978 Triple Crown races was humanely destroyed after fracturing a right femur. He sired champions including Alysheba Easy Goer and Turkoman. Veterinarians said survival chances were slim after surgery and noted his racing legacy and rivalry with Affirmed.
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