Raiders Stay at Memorial Coliseum Amid Deal
The Raiders signed a 20 year term contract to play at the Memorial Coliseum with private managers Spootacor after the Coliseum Commission dropped a $58 million breach suit. Renovations worth about $145 million will be funded privately. The team had flirted with several cities before finalizing the deal and had moved from Oakland in 1987 amid renovations and talks with Oakland.
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Lewis, Chiefs end holdout peace for Super Bowl run
Albert Lewis and the Kansas City Chiefs resolved a 51 day holdout that kept him from training camp. Chiefs president Carl Peterson and coach Marty Schottenheimer praised his return as the team presses toward the season opener versus Minnesota and a potential Super Bowl run. Lewis cited personal disputes but said the move was never about money and the team plans to activate him for Monday night at Denver after a possible two week roster exemption.
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Ottawa University nets rout Calvary and St. Mary's at home
Ottawa University volleybol team played at Wilson Field House and topped Calvary Bible College 15-2, 15-5 and St. Marys of Leavenworth 15-8, 15-3. Coach Patti Phillips praised the bench for stepping up as OU improved to 6-2 and demonstrated progress from last season.
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AP Prep Rankings Show Kansas High Schools Stay Strong
Lawrence, Pittsburg, and Norton lead the state as two weeks of 1990 action keep them atop Kansas prep football in six classifications. Top five shuffle includes Wichita Northwest, Parsons, and Bishop Miege, while several 2-0 teams hold steady across 6A to Eight-Man II.
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Royals suffer ninth straight as White earns 2000th hit
Kansas City’s Frank White, a KC native and Royals second baseman since 1975, doubles in the fourth for his 2000th hit. Toronto’s Tony Fernandez opened with a grand slam as the Blue Jays beat Kansas City 8 4, extending the Royals’ skid to nine and tightening the AL East race. George Brett goes 1-for-5, dropping his average to .321.
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