Fuller Leads Chiefs Past Raiders in Comeback Victory
Kansas City quarterback Steve Fuller returned from knee injuries to spark a 28-17 win over Oakland as the Chiefs improve to 6-2 and take sole lead in the AFC West. Gary Spani sealed the rally with a 1-yard fumble return late in the game.
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Fuller
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Spain
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Morris Bradshaw
Jerry Blanton
Charles Jackson
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Atlanta
Cowboys
Dolphins
Danny White
Lale
Dallas
Miami
White
Doug Cosbie
Dennis Thurman
Dave Woodley
Ron Springs
Springs
Butch Johnson
Cardinals
Vikings
Sunflower QBs Mark Milestones In Classic Kansas Clash
Kansas defeated Kansas State 14-7 as Brice Kalimeyer kicked a 28 yard field goal with 1 33 left. Frank Seurer of KU became seventh leading passer with 12 of 16 for 160 yards, while Darrell Ray Dickey of K State moved into third in total offense, passing Steve Grogan. Dickey trails Lynn Dickey and Dennis Morrison in KSU total offense all time. The game featured a purple smoke incident and a light crowd rivalry atmosphere amid the Big Eight contest.
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Frank Seurer
Darrell Ray Dickey
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Seuver
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John Hadl
Wildcats
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Manhattan
Grogan
Lynn
Osawatomie
KSU
Dennis Morrison
Pleasanton Tops Williamsburg In Tight 1A District Opener
Pleasanton beat Williamsburg 20-8 as the Panthers neutralized the WHS running game. Bill Gasaway gained 150 yards on 23 carries for WHS, while Brad Basel’s 50 yard interception return and Brandon Piaschka’s safety helped Pleasanton widen a 14-6 halftime lead. Williamsburg falls to 0-7 and hosts Kansas School for the Deaf next.
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Bill Gasaway
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Paydirt
Brandon Piaschka
Basel
Trowbridge
Kansas School For the Deaf
Viking Gals Dominate In Three Rivers Volleyball Tourney
Central Heights ladies remain unbeaten at 18 matches, toppling Crest and Humboldt before crushing Burlington 15-3 15-7 in the final to win the Three Rivers League volleyball tournament. Pomona places third after a stunning upset of Prairie View, while Williamsburg falls in the first round to Humboldt. Burlington, Pomona, and CH highlight a field including Jayhawk-Linn, Humboldt, and others.
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Prairie View
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Vikings
Heights Gals
Rhonda Beets
Judy Hall
Barrett
Annette Robins
Feuerborn
Strobe
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Wellsville
Eudora
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Indians
Tanya Dillon
Buffaloes
PHS
Indian Gals
Dillon
Tourney
Elizabeth Parks
Cheryl Leakey
Sarah Howell
Mary Wilkerson
Jefferson County North High School
Winchester
Panthers
Panther Gym
Pleasanton
Crest
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