Ottawa Freshmen Secure 34 14 Win Over Louisburg
Ottawa freshman football improved to 2-2 with a 34-14 victory at Steve Grogan Stadium. Drumright threw two TD passes, Mendell rushed twice, and Ottawa pulled away in the fourth quarter. Ottawa volleyball went 1-2, while local duo Heathman and Mantis won a bass tourney with 14.5 pounds and Heathman’s 5.15-pound fish.
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Louisburg
Steve Grogan
Dale Drumright
Travis Mendell
Eric Hull
Mendell
Drumright
Brent Miller
Adam Walker
Mendels
Jason Hiracheta
Walker
Kyle Raley
Atchison
Cyclones
Bonner Springs
Ward
Tara Jackson
Bridget Anderson
Megan Meiloche
Amanda Paul
Megan Meloché
Joanna Mills
Meloche
Mary Herrick
Hillsdale
Terry Heathman
Wellsville
Doug Mantis
Santa Fe
Heathman
Kansas deer tags expand to more units this season
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks allows deer permit holders to buy up to two antlerless tags for units 8 through 16 at $10.50 each. Tags valid in firearms muzzleloader or archery seasons on private lands and Walk-In Hunter Areas with landowner approval. Restrictions apply. not for department lands. Information line and atlas available.
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Kansas
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Hunter Area
Wildlife and Parks
Keith Sexson
Wildlife Section
BASS
Wilson
Kansas Bass Anglers Sportsmen’s Society
Bass) Federation
Wilson Reservoir
Kansas Bass Federation
Doug Nygren
Overland Park
Royals face uncertain KC future after Kauffman era
In Kansas City, the Royals lack an owner five years after Ewing Kauffman left the club to a charitable trust. Miles Prentice III leads a bid but must secure local funds, while payroll cuts loom and key free agents may depart. The team posted a 72-88 season and a franchise home-loss record, amid fading fan enthusiasm and doubts about stability.
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Ansas City
Ewing Kauffman
Royals
Kansas City
Kauffman
New York
Miles Prentice III
George Brett
Lamar Hunt
Kansas Citians
Chance
Prentice
Jeff Montgomery
Johnny Damon
Dean Palmer
Jose Offerman
Tim Belcher
Montgomery
Herb Robinson
Angels
Tony Muser
Muser
Dan Quisenberry
Supreme Court to rule on NCAA sexual discrimination suit
The justices agreed to hear whether the NCAA can be sued under a federal sex discrimination ban applied to any program receiving federal funds. The case asks if graduate student athletes in intercollegiate competition can claim violations under the law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
NCAA
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Olds Inc
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