Ottawa Freshmen Face Summner At Grogan Stadium
Ottawa freshmen host Summner at Grogan Stadium 4 30 p m with kickoff details.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1994
Page
2
Ottawa freshmen host Summner at Grogan Stadium 4 30 p m with kickoff details.
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Wellsville cancels the JV game with Eudora and schedules a JV contest against Marysville at French Middle School in Topeka at 4 30 p.m. The venue is at 33rd and Fairlawn.
Ohio State assistant basketball coach and top recruiter Ken Turner, 48, suffered a heart attack while jogging near his Westerville home. He was listed in critical condition at Grant Medical Center after the Wednesday morning incident. Turner joined the Buckeyes staff on June 24 after four years at Kansas State.
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Roy Tarpley flew to a league sanctioned drug treatment center in Van Nuys California on Tuesday to take a drug test. A meeting with NBA commissioner David Stern could finalize reinstatement. Tarpley was banned on October 16 1991 for refusing a drug test. He played in Greece last season.
AP reports owners may field any available players as camps open, warning that the AL and NL could resemble a minor league system. Bud Selig says decisions are premature while unions and agents warn of a damaging, aggressive downsizing across at least 12 teams, with many clubs trimming staff and salaries.
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