NFL Standings and Game Schedule Highlight
NFL schedule notes show New York Giants at Los Angeles Raiders Seattle at San Diego and Washington at Phoenix all listed for 3 pm. New England visits New York Jets at 7 pm with an open date for Cincinnati Cleveland Houston and Pittsburgh. Monday October 5 features Dallas versus Philadelphia at 8 pm.
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Daly leads opening round at Southern Open
Daly bypasses the driving range to share the first round lead at the Southern Open with a 67 alongside Ed Humenik, Kelly Gibson, Ed Fiosi and rookie Robert Friend. Mickelson and Hallberg sit two off the pace at 68, in a 7,057 yard Mountain View layout.
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OU pressure haunts Joes
Ottawa University’s defense overwhelmed McPherson quarterback Brent Paul with seven sacks as the Braves earned their first shutout of the season. Barry Bronk threw two TDs and earned conference and district honors while Bronk corrected his earlier turnovers in a strong showing for Ottawa. The Braves host Tabor College at Cook Field next.
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Baker Wildcats host Central Methodist in homecoming clash
Baker University hosts 6th ranked Wildcats versus Central Methodist in Baldwin City at Liston Stadium Saturday. Baker stands 3-0, averaging 38 points with a balanced attack led by Tim Sheldon and Jimmie Rose. Central Methodist, 1-2 overall, 0-2 HOA, features QB Brian Hamlett and RB Terrangi Phifer. The game airs on KOFO 1220 AM at 2 p.m.
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Royals star Brett earns 3000th hit in Anaheim
George Brett collects his 3000th hit in Anaheim Stadium as the Royals fall 5-2 to the California Angels. He will be honored at home before Saturday’s game with Minnesota, insisting true fans understand the feat and its timing as the season nears its end.
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Crowds greet Brett's return after 3000th hit in KC
About 250 gathered at Kansas City to welcome George Brett home from California after his 3000th hit. Fans sought autographs but were held back by police. Brett walked off with the Royals amid a banner in the Star and a Sports Illustrated cover. Kansas City closes the season with a three-game series versus Minnesota at Royals Stadium. California pitcher Chuck Finley won his third straight start, despite a modest crowd of 16,867 at Anaheim.
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Cyclone spikers sweep three league foes to lead Huron League
Ottawa High volleyball team moved into first in the Huron League by sweeping Atchison Turner and Bonner Springs to reach 3-0 in league play and 12-4 overall. Key performers included Sheri Brown with 11 service aces, Meghan Pence with 27 assists, Kendra Kahler with 23 kills, and Sarah Gibson with 28 assists across matches. The Cyclones host a five team tournament Saturday with Turner Anderson County Erie and Olathe North among expected attendees.
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Australian center Nick Proud commits to Kansas basketball
6-foot-11 Australian center Nick Proud from Alta High School in Sandy Utah verbally commits to the University of Kansas. He chose Kansas over Brigham Young and Oregon after averaging 15 points and eight rebounds last season for a Utah state championship team.
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