Cyclones Open Second Season With Paola Test
Ottawa High faces Paola in the 5A district opener at OHS stadium. Paola, 4-2, matches Ottawa’s 3-3 after a 17-10 OT loss to Olathe South. Coach Blaney notes Paola as the toughest foe. game Friday at 7:30 with Parents’ Night ceremonies.
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Bonner Springs
Turner
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Olathe South
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Kansas City Chiefs
OHL
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Panthers
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Blaney
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PHL
Paola Center
Phillip Geist
Darren Johnson
Randy Brecheisen
Chanute
Fort Scott
Ottawa
Area Prep
ERL
Leavenword
Washburn Rural
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Central Heights
Jayhawk Linn
Pomona
Lyndon
Waverly
Olpe
Wellsville
Prairie View
Williamsburg
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Phillies Release Rose Unconditional After Stand on Playing Time
Pete Rose, 42, was released by the Philadelphia Phillies after refusing a part time role. He aims to continue in the majors while pursuing Ty Cobb’s career hits record, currently just 201 behind Cobb’s 4,191. Rose disputed rumors of other clubs and said he would consider designated hitter roles if needed. Phillies president Bill Giles praised his contributions to two World Series appearances and one title in five years.
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Pete Rose
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Rose
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati
Reds
Reuven Katz
Bill Giles
Giles
Broad Street
Wathan Stays In KC Shuns Free Agency
New York AP reports six more players including Oscar Gamble have filed for baseball free agency bringing total to 27. John Wathan re-signed a four year deal with Kansas City Royals. Doug DeCinces reportedly reached agreement with the California Angels.
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Wathan
NEW York
Oscar Gamble
New York Yankees
John Wathan
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Los Angeles Times
Doug DeCinces
California Angels
Ted Simmons
Doug Bair
Jim Bibby
Doug Bird
Rich Gossage
Don Hood
Frank Lacorte
Dennis Lamp
Baker Jewell Showdown Seeks HAC Title and National Playoff Bid
Baker University hosts William Jewell in a pivotal Heart of America Conference clash at Liston Stadium. Both teams boast strong defenses and top national rankings, with Baker aiming to clinch the HAC title and near-certain playoff berth, while Jewell seeks to stay undefeated and upend the title race. The game shapes as a down-to-the-wire battle, likely decided by key breaks and offensive control.
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Heart of America
Baker University
William Jewell
Liston Stadium
Wildcats
Biggie
Jewell
Missouri Valley
Liberty
Cardinals
Baker
Charlie Richard
Barnes
Tarkio
Culver Stockton
Central Methodist
Richard
Dupree Enrolls at Southern Mississippi Enigma of NCAA Rule
Marcus Dupree enrolled Wednesday at the University of Southern Mississippi and floated a possible push to lift the NCAA transfer rule requiring a sit out year. The 19 year old, with his mother beside him, chose USM over Mississippi State after weighing future schedules and teammates and said he wants to be part of an upcoming program. USM awarded a full athletic scholarship and Dupree plans accelerated QQ courses while aiming to return to academics after leaving Oklahoma. He noted that on field performance could drive Heisman chances regardless of school.
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Marcus Dupree
University of Southern Mississippi
Dupree
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Philadelphia
Miss
USM
Celia Dupree Conners
Georgia
Mississippi State
Southern
AP Consensus Grid Rankings Highlight Kansas Class Football
The AP consensus list shows rankings across multiple Kansas classes with teams like Shawnee Mission, Parsons, Pittsburg, Aquinas, and Garden Plain featured. A coach emphasizes the value of earning an A in class as equally vital as racking up 200 rushing yards in a game.
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Shawnee
Junction City
Parsons
Pittsburg
Goddard
Roeland Park-Miege
Mulvane
Chas
Aquinas
Marysville
Fredonia
Maur Hill
Tola
Humboldt
Osborne A. Lakin
Hugoton
Manhattan
Wichitaston Northwest
Teacher sues McEnroe over alleged abuse and sawdust throw
Chris Schneider, a Manhasset teacher and Sewanhaka basketball coach, filed a 6 million dollar Nassau County Supreme Court suit alleging John McEnroe verbally abused him at a U S Open first round match and then threw sawdust in his face while Schneider supported opponent Trey Waltke.
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N.Y
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Chris Schneider
McEnroe
Trey Waltke
John
Schneider
State Supreme Court
Nassau County
John McEnroe Jr
St. Mary's High School
Manhasset
Sewanhaka
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Richie Giesen
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