Peery and Johnson land NAIA all-district football honors
Ottawa University senior Brad Peery earns NAIA All-District 10 Division II recognition as an offensive guard from Arvada Colorado. Darren Johnson of Emporia State, a Coffeyville JC alum, makes Division I All-District 10 as a wide receiver and kick returner in his first ESU year.
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Central Heights Lineman McClain earns All-TRL first team defense
Central Heights senior Alan McClain a 6-1 170 pound linebacker led the Vikings with 112 tackles and earned first team defense honors on the All-Three Rivers League Division I football team. Burlington dominated voting with multiple first team spots while Humboldt paced as runner-up with eight selections.
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Chiefs Waive Center Adam Lingner
Kansas City Chiefs waived reserve center Adam Lingner on Tuesday. Lingner joined in 1983 after being a ninth round pick from Illinois and snapped on nearly every punt and place kick. Possible activation of rookie center Tom Baugh could fill Lingner’s spot later this week.
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Cyclones shine at Special Olympics Indoor State Tourney East
Ottawa High Cyclones excelled in volleyball and bowling at the 1986 Special Olympics Indoor State Tournament East in Lawrence. Cyclones placed third in upper division volleyball. team members won multiple bowling medals led by Moten and Williams with top finishes. COF and CCF programs from Ottawa and Osage City competed in volleyball, skating, and bowling, earning numerous medals and honors at the event.
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Sunflower Racing eyes Kansas pari mutuel tracks
Wichita real estate developer Richard J. Boushka and AFG Industries chief executive R D Hubbard plan to build two pari mutuel racetracks in western Wyandotte County on a 280 acre I 435 site north of I 70. The project includes a one mile horse track and a dog track with capacity for up to 12 000 spectators, plus stables for 1 000 horses and 1 200 dogs and adjacent support businesses. A racing commission appointed by the governor will award licenses as Kansas lawmakers consider racing legislation opened after voter approval of a pari mutuel wagering constitutional amendment.
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McMahon hit by Charles Martin leads to two game ban
Packers defensive lineman Charles Martin received a two game suspension for a late hit on Chicago quarterback Jim McMahon during Sundays game. McMahon will undergo shoulder surgery and miss the rest of the season while Martin will appeal the suspension and may face arbitration. Bears coach Ditka commented on the foul and NFLPA chief Gene Upshaw criticized Martins actions.
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