Hasty stars as Chiefs top Raiders in dramatic OT win
Ames Hasty, criticized for speed, proves critical in a 23 17 overtime victory over the Raiders at Arrowhead. He returns a 64 yard interception for the winning TD and adds a 20 yard fumble return setup, while coach Marty Schottenheimer lauds his talent and drive despite earlier doubts about his speed.
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Ottawa Attack Falters Against Atchison After Fast Start
Ottawa, featuring a young defense described as prone to big plays, built a strong first-half offense but stalled in the red zone. Coach Mann noted the unit’s weaknesses as the team struggled to finish drives against Atchison, despite initially running and passing at will.
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Loss dims KC's playoff hopes after Becker's winning hit
Becker drove in the winning run off Rusty Meacham in the 12th as Kansas City loses playoff ground. Coach Kelly praised Richey and the team's daily grind, stressing improvement and commitment to win every day. Meacham called the pitch all right but lamented giving up runs and the loss.
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Stadium empty despite playoff run a08 4
Royals executives voice hope fans return next season as 1995 playoff run ends. Cryder notes veterans and youth meshed into exciting baseball and a potential carryover into 1996. A lone upper deck fan became the evening’s humor, as Elvis crooned Are You Lonesome Tonight.
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SEC suspends officiating crew after 12 men on field miss
The Southeastern Conference officials for the Arkansas versus Alabama game have been suspended for failing to penalize Arkansas for having 12 men on the field during the final drive. The SEC made no public announcement at Birmingham headquarters and did not return messages seeking comment.
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AP Consensus rankings list Kansas high school football polls
The AP Consensus compiles ratings from Hutchinson News, Salina Journal, Topeka Capital Journal and Wichita Eagle. Class level by team leads with Olathe North 3-0, Derby 3-0, Lawrence 2-1 and others such as Manhattan, Washburn Rural, Liberal, and Topeka Seaman also at 3-0 across multiple classes listed.
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Ottawa Wins Erie Tournament Title With Mindy Achievements
Mindy achieved 21 kills and strong all around play guiding Ottawa to the Erie Tournament title. Ottawa coach Karla VanLeeuwen praised her improvement and drive, noting she is an all around player who hates to lose. Also listed are players from Anderson County Baldwin Lyndon Pomona Wellsville Williamsburg and Wellsville.
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Cyclones Run For 181 Yards On 30 Carries
Ottawa coach Ron Mann hails Gary as he gains 181 yards on 30 carries for the Cyclones last week. The report lists players including Dean Barr Dan Wittman Hank Doering and others across Central Heights MdCV Ottawa Pomona Wellsville and Williamsburg, highlighting offensive line efforts.
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Tigers remain undefeated at Hartford volleyball event
The Waverly Tigers improved to 8-0 after rallying to beat Lyndon 15-13 15-8 and dominate Hartford 15-5 15-0. Coach Jerry Rice credited teamwork as the squad overcame a 13-9 deficit in the first game. Beth Williams led with 18 kills, while Kim Jo Polk posted 15 kills and five digs.
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