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Chiefs Deny Urging Players to Injure Broncos
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer disputed claims from a Kansas City Star column quoting Tim Grunhard and Derrick Thomas about injuring Broncos players. Schottenheimer said he never urged harming opponents and defended his statements as general football vernacular. The Chiefs beat the Broncos 24 22 on a last second field goal.
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Jewelry slips away after Chiefs win at Arrowhead
Pat Schottenheimer loses a bracelet at Arrowhead Stadium as 78,000 fans celebrate Pete Stoyanovich’s game winning field goal against Denver. A security guard helps locate it, but the crowd has dispersed. Marty Schottenheimer notes Pat also misplaced a diamond ring during their 25th anniversary.
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Jayhawks’ front line dominates Rice for 88-61 win
Kansas powered by 6-11 LaFrentz 26 points 10 rebounds 7-0 Chenowith 15 points 12 rebounds and 6-6 Pierce 16 points 10 rebounds to hand Rice an 88-61 defeat. Kelley Sanni led Rice with 25 in a game marked by Kansas pressure defense and Owls’ 38 percent shooting.
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Kansas ends Allen era on sour note after hot start
Lawrence AP reports Kansas finished Terry Allen's first year with a 5-6 record after a 4-1 start. The Jayhawks beat Missouri and lost to rival Kansas State, missing a bowl bid with a 0-3 road mark while praising improved offense and veteran defense led by Jason Harris and Ron Warner.
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Baker Wildcats sweep McPherson with hot first half
Baker University’s men beat McPherson 77 to 60 in Baldwin City. The Wildcats shot 45 percent, 52 percent in the first half, draining seven of 11 from three. Brent Dorsey led with 22 points and four assists, Sean Hilton 19, Kyle Detersing 12. McPherson’s Tinh Herrs led with 9. Baker hosts Ottawa Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Belcher Wins Royals Pitcher of the Year Award
Tim Belcher was chosen as the Kansas City Royals pitcher of the year by the Kansas City Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. He led the staff with a 13-12 record and 5.02 ERA in 32 starts, totaling 28 wins in two KC seasons. Highlights included back to back complete games at Oakland and versus New York.
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Central Heights and Lyndon pace all league football honors
Central Heights leads Three Rivers with eight first team and four defensive first team picks plus two special teams selections. Lyndon tops Lyon County with four first team offensive and defensive selections while Marais des Cygnes Valley and Waverly claim multiple second and first team honors across positions.
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