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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 2005

Page

4

Streaks at stake as USC ASU clash tops busy unbeatens

USC visits No. 14 Arizona State amid a 25 game winning streak for the Trojans and a slate of six unbeaten teams. The afternoon features no fewer than eight ranked meetings including No. 5 Florida at No. 16 Alabama and No. 3 Virginia Tech at West Virginia, with implications for national title hopes and conference legacies.

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Roat Hamstring Injury Keeps Chiefs Star Off Field

Kansas City suffers without Willie Roaf as he rests his injured left hamstring after opening day win over the Jets. Backup Jordan Black fills left tackle, with Trent Green taking hits as Kansas City loses 30-10 in Denver. Roaf vows to play when able, while Black adjusts under heavy scrutiny.

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Bowyer races into Busch title chase from Emporia body shop

Clint Bowyer recalls a life changing call from Richard Childress while repairing damaged fenders at an Emporia Ford dealership. Now two years later he nears the Busch title with 18 top 10s this season, within 26 points of leader Martin Truex Jr as six races remain.

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Twins stay alive, tie Royals for most losses in 2005 season

In Minneapolis, Jacque Jones hit a go ahead triple as the Twins beat Kansas City 6-3, keeping Minnesota above .500 and denying the Royals a club-record 104th defeat. Jesse Crain earned the win, Joe Nathan notched the save, while Royals veteran Mike Sweeney urged winter changes after the loss.

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Senior scramble triumph at Hickory Hollow golf course

The team of Danny Drumm Darrel Smith Randy Hinder liter and Don Hill won Monday’s senior scramble at Hickory Hollow with a minus 4. Hill No 3 and Woody Dew No 7 shared closest to the pin honors.

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Drug testing policy could be in place soon

Senate hearing on standardizing steroid testing in U S pro sports prompts calls for tougher penalties. Hank Aaron and other Hall of Fame players urged stronger actions while union and league leaders push for a rapid agreement on testing. Grand Forks NCAA appeals panel keeps Fighting Sioux nickname banned in postseason play.

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Ottawa Seeks Senior Leadership In Football Comeback

Ottawa's senior quarterback Jeremy Wright is a dual threat as runner and passer, with Aaron Hannon as top receiving threat and Klay Garrison a hard-running option. Boeh notes a deep team with four two-way players and aims to improve scoring chances and establish program continuity while seniors lead and spread confidence.

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