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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1994
Page
2
Mediator W J Usery will hear players at the union office in New York to learn their views on baseball labor history before another negotiating session. Eugene Orza says players will speak with Usery today. owners plan to revise their proposal for impasse.
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer voiced disappointment in his defense after Seattle moved the ball in the fourth quarter. He met with defensive coordinator Dave Adolph and defensive tackle Joe Phillips, mulling personnel changes while stressing pride and consistency among starters. The Chiefs, 5-2, beat Seattle 38-23 but allowed late scores.
Fred Barnett, back from a knee injury, hauled in five receptions for 187 yards and a touchdown as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Houston Oilers 21-6 on Monday night. Coach Rich Kotite praised Barnett's return while Oilers players lamented missed chances and poor execution in dropping to 1-6.
Pomona High School cross country runner Robin Griffin finished fifth in the class 3A regional Saturday at El Dorado. Griffin’s fifth place earns her a spot at the state meet at Wamego Country Club, finishing with a time of 3 minutes 51.0 seconds.
For the second time this year Todd Roberts posted a flawless entry, winning this week's Herald football contest. Three entries had one miss. Bill Lynch took second and Brin Chappell finished third.
Mikala Allen of Kansas School of Gymnastics KU placed 10th in the all around and earned second on uneven bars and thirds on beam vault and floor in her age group at the Olathе event Sunday. She is the daughter of Mickey and Kellee Allen of Mulberry.
A memoir fragment recalls opening the regular duck season, prioritizing hunting over classes and work, and balancing graduate studies in 1972. The narrator, Bill, Randy, and St Paul trips color a learner’s journey with duck calls, limits, gear woes, and humorous mishaps.
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