Will the real Chiefs please stand up this season
Sports columnist Scott Hollister questions if the Kansas City Chiefs are repeating past failures after a 23 19 loss in Indianapolis. He notes four turnovers and red zone struggles, contrasts early wins, and previews upcoming games versus Detroit Miami Oklahoma State and Nebraska with strong with Kansas State picks amid conference action.
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One more tie marks Ottawa Herald football contest week
The Ottawa Herald reports another week with a tie in the football contest. Mike Gaddis went 11-0 to claim the $20 top prize, with Betty Lee and Jason Jeffries among ten other 10-1 finishers. Details cover standings, tie-breaks, and weekly picks for Oct. 6.
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Districts Offer Area Teams Redemption in Open Friday
Football’s second season starts Friday as district play begins. Ottawa High, at 4-2, faces Bonner Springs and Highland Park while Washburn Rural at 5-1 challenges Ottawa’s state bid. Garnett leads 4A District 4-7 with 3-3. Baldwin sits last in its district. Central Heights Pomona Wellsville 1-5 seek wins in 3A District 5. Osage City hosts Mission Valley in 4-3. Waverly and Lyndon top 2A District 5 with 3-3. Crest Pleasanton and KSD lead 8-Man District 5.
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United States upset in Dunhill Cup opener
In St Andrews, France stunned defending champion United States 2 1/2 to 4 in the Dunhill Cup first round. Marc Farry Jean Van de Velde and Emmanuel Dussart led from the start to defeat Mark Calcavecchia Curtis Strange and Tom Kite, with Strange earning the lone U.S. point on a late double bogey by Van de Velde. France advances to face Japan in round two.
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Ottawa High preps for Bonner Springs in first two games
Ottawa High coach Mann says focus stays on Bonner Springs and Bonner Springs is the key, with Bonner and Highland Park both at 1-5. He cautions against looking ahead to Washburn Rural, stressing the immediate challenge.
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