Some Prairie Fire runners to watch on Sunday
Tim Marshall
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Tim Marshall
For the younger set, the Prairie Fire races started on their playgrounds during recess. After weeks of giving up soccer and swings, they are about to cross the finish line.
The purpose of a full year of training for Raquel Stucky all came down to six miles stretched out over the roads of Duluth, Minn., in June.
After the runners finish their sports drink and begin to breath normally, it's time to talk.
Honor Roll
Every Sunday night of his senior year of high school, Raef LaFrentz could count on one thing a phone call from Kansas basketball coach Roy Williams.
Rosstoberfest
It still pleases Don Heinkel when people from his current hometown, Birmingham, Ala., find out his heritage traces back to Wichita State.
Are the Royals officially on the clock now for baseball's longest postseason drought?
One may believe bull riding is as American as apple pie, and that would be true. But in recent years it has become as Brazilian as beaches full of unashamed citizens, too.
Hole in One
Rick Stephens, a survivor of the 1970 Wichita State plane crash that killed 31 people, will begin a 550-mile bicycle trip to the site of the crash in Colorado on Saturday. Well-wishers are invited to send Stephens off at 7 a.m. at Cessna Stadium.
VOORHEES, N.J. —When Jaromir Jagr left three years ago to play in Russia, he thought his NHL career was over.
Ottawa 1, Central Methodist 1
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John Brown 1, Friends 0
LAS VEGAS — Victor Ortiz knocks people down, and he's done it every time he has stepped into the ring. He also goes down, twice in his last fight alone.
LAWRENCE Early afternoon, warm and sunny, and the pathways leading up to the big white pillars are empty and calm.
LAS VEGAS On a rare rainy day in this famed desert city, Victor Ortiz lit up the gloomy scene with his smile Tuesday afternoon.