Bills seek Canadian games plan to widen Buffalo market
NFL owners discussed allowing the Bills to play one home game per season in Toronto for the next five years to expand into Canada's largest metro area, with exhibitions in 2008, 2010 and 2012. Roger Goodell also announced a shortened first round and tighter draft timing to speed the draft.
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Chargers in limbo amid wildfires forced relocation
The San Diego Chargers flew to Phoenix unsure where or when their next game will be played as wildfires drive people from homes and cast doubt on Sunday’s scheduled home game against the Houston Texans.
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Royals raise ticket prices for next year
The Kansas City Royals announce a near 15 percent rise in average single game ticket prices to 23.76 from 20.67 and season tickets to 16.62 from 14.46. Club notes 27th ranking in MLB and expects about 3 million in extra revenue if attendance holds.
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Elks Lodge Veterans golf tourney winners named
John Lovgren's Elks Lodge 803 Veterans team captured the first flight with a minus 12 at Hickory Hollow to outdistance Tim Jones' squad minus 8. Rick Crawford won the second flight minus 5, Lew Bell runner-up minus 1, with Gumm and Seitz closest to the pin winners.
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Ottawa's Wilkerson Earns KCAC Defensive Player Honor
Ottawa University freshman Sarah Wilkerson earned KCAC defensive player of the week for a stiff Lady Brave defense that allowed one goal in two matches. She contributed a goal in the Ottawa win Saturday against Bethel College.
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Kansas Jayhawks rise fuels Texas connection in top ranks
Kansas sits among five unbeaten FBS teams as it credits 27 Texas players for its surge. Coach Bennett notes the unusual year in college football with surprises like Appalachian State and Stanford. Franchione muses about lifting expectations for Texas A&M’s final games, smiling at the odd season.
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Anonymous Faces Red Sox In World Series Opener
The Colorado Rockies, riding a 21-1 surge, meet the Boston Red Sox in the World Series opener at Fenway Park. Josh Beckett for Boston and Jeff Francis for Colorado were set to start, with Beckett previously 9-0 on June 14 before losing to Francis.
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Clancy scores twice as OHS tops Riverton in comeback win
Junior Tyler Clancy netted two goals while Jacob Sippla added one and an assist as Ottawa High School, a 3A team in southeast Kansas, rallied from a 4-0 halftime deficit to beat Riverton 4 0 in the second half. Messenger and Banzer also contributed, and coach Mitchell praised Clancy's move to forward and overall defense.
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