Thomas finds strength in grandma's advice amid Chiefs turmoil
Derrick Thomas credits his grandmother with helping him stay composed through last year's upheaval in Kansas City. After being moved to defensive end, benched in the AFC title game, and struggling for sacks, he returned to linebacker this season and has four sacks in the first four games plus two fumbles forced and multiple pressures, earning Pro Bowl consideration as coach Marty Schottenheimer lauds his renewed form.
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Perry LeCompton meet shows Eagle boys win, girls second
Eagle boys claim third straight team title while the girls finish second at the Perry LeCompton Invitational. Rhett Renaud wins in 15:35 with Brock Stumpff second. Wellsville leads boys with 43 points. Eudora tops girls with 51 points and Wellsville follows at 59.
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Kueser Wins Home Meet in Fast 17 19 Varsity Run
Central Heights senior David Kueser dominated the boys varsity 5K at the home cross country meet, finishing in 17 minutes 19 seconds to lead CH to second place with 31 points behind Osawatomie. Williamsburg’s Carlotta Silvey won the girls title in 13 33, with Pomona’s Robin Griffin second, as Pomona claimed the team crown.
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Money issues at forefront of sports shutdowns
A congressional committee approved a bill to end baseballs antitrust exemption in a landmark move. Rep. Mike Synar said the exemption is on its deathbed, while the baseball union viewed it as momentum toward ending owners monopoly. Key figures include Donald Fehr, Orel Hershiser, Jeff Bagwell, and party leaders like Howard Metzenbaum and Connie Mack. The Senate shows little movement and prospects for passage this session appear dim.
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NHL owner lockout threatens timely season start
New York AP reports owners rejected the players latest offer and plan to postpone the 12 opening games amid a looming lockout. Bettman may announce the season delay after a governors meeting, with hints of possible new proposals or compromise. The league and players have lacked a collective bargaining agreement since before 1993 94.
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