Sports Roundup highlights contracts and players across leagues
Ozark and three others back next year as managers and players sign renewals. Rudy Carpenter confirms 1926 plans for DANNY OZARK and Dick Alien return, while Earl Weaver is rehired by the Orioles for 1976 with a raise. Red Schoendienst signs another one year deal with the Cardinals. Harmon Killebrew discusses his release by Kansas City as Joe Rudi heals a bruised thumb for the AL playoff push. Jorgenson named NL Player of the Week as attendance dips to 337,921 below last year. Joe Gardi becomes Portland Thunder head coach. College honors go to Be thae, Johnson, Downing, Cromwell and Nolan Cromwell. Nebraska's James Wightman faces assault charges and Osbourne promises investigation.
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Danny Ozark
Cedar Rapids
Dodger
Philadelphia
Veterans Stadium
Phillies
Pirates
Rudy Carpenter
Carpenter
Dick Alien
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Weaver
Earl
Birds
John McNamara
San Diego Padres
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Red
Bing Devine
Cardinals
George Kisgell
Vern Benson
Barney Schultz
Johnny Lewis
Dave Ricketts
Amd
Harmon Killirow
Kansas City Royals
Joe Rudi
Boston
Montreal
Mike Jorgenson
Wes Joe Gardi
Portland Thunder
Bob Brodhead
Greg Barton
Michigan State
Larry Bethea
Big Ten
Pete Johnson
Ohio State
North Carolina
Missouri
Kenny Downing
Nolan Cromwell
Ray King
Iowa State
James Wightman
Nebraska
Omwaha
Wightman
Tom Osborne
Kohawk of the Week and Big Play Spark Coe Victory
Kohawk of the Week honors go to Denny Reel the senior flanker from Corning. Kent Cooling is cited for the Big Play a 23 yard touchdown run. Rishel seven receptions 107 yards and a TD helped Coe defeat Lake Forest 44 to 21. Meiberg and Brockway earned weekly honors. Sign-up opens for Salvation Army basketball leagues for junior high up to all young men. Registration through Friday 5 PM at 1000 Cayenne NW. First Pitch Cincinnati opening NL playoff with Reds vs Pirates. LaSalle beats Linn-Mar 6 0 on Schulte 50 yard interception return.
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Denny Reel
Corning
Kohawk
Kent Cooling
Cedar Rapids
Cue
Lake Forest
Rislel
Coe
Wayne Phillips
Cooling
Forester
Am Meiberg
Mark Brockway
Bettendorf
Salvation Army Corps
Joe Morgan Set to Accept NL MVP Amid Racial Debate
New York AP report notes Joe Morgan of the Cincinnati Reds, having a standout season, contemplates accepting the National League MVP as some black players question the honor's racial history. Morgan led NL with 107 runs scored, 94 RBIs, and 68 stolen bases. his Reds dominated the league with 108-54.
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New York
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stargell
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Pete Rust
Torre
Rose
Johnny Bench
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Billy Williams
Chicago
Lon Brock
Morgan
Reds
Bench
Tony Perez
Philadelphia
Greg Luzinski
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Randy Jones
San Diego Padres
Williams
Luzinski
Joe
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Jackie Robinson
Cyclone JVs Defeat Drake Bowling Night Highlights
CAL HILL led the Saturday Strikers at Legion Lanes with a 640 series while the women posted another 600 set. Phyllis Hodina topped the women with 608 on 202-202-204, and many bowlers across May City Lanes and surrounding clubs posted high scores including 230 by Mike Ceynar and 280 by Marty Striegal.
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Cal Hill
Legion Lanes
Phyllis Hodina
May City Lanes
Mike Ceynar
Marty Striegal
Tads
Bey Kreutzer
Daloces Lagrange
Vern Krevizer
Clow Cameron
Steikers
Golden Hart
Paul Hardstatter
Anne Carueniyr
Good Oits
Ruliman
Fran Gowen
Gene Simin
Georor
Heds Inc BY
Ron Rubins
Avil Folmedarl
Sue Rise
Karem Rune
Jime Brave
Don Sieupail
Uedarcogy
AMA
Jim Young
Connie Lene
m-Sue Vioung
Rass Nading
May City
Slave Wise
Joby Siler
Sor Nile Paws
Willie Sexton
Randy Keranga
Marci Shaler
Dartene Powson
Nitees
Jame Ceynar
Bill Good
Elsie Gooden
Phyllis Mozno
Ik! Ave Plytouth
Reuco Equip
Lot
Jin Shetee
Cherry Willorms
A. Thon
Family Four
Alyra Wyman
Chia
AAA
Tyas
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Ozark
Wonderful Auto World
America
Part
Bob Zimmerman
Dale Carnegia
Frank Church
Daniel Patrick Moynihen
Bob Zimmerman Ford
Salvation Army League
Theodore M. Berry
LaSalle
Jack Schulte
Linn-Mar
1St Avenue Discount
1St Ave
Lindale Plaza
Cyclone Jvs
Drake
Marion Bantam
Aluureen Etze
Bor Huerrer
Fowlee
LaVerne Carstensen
Virgil Heiser
Darlene Phlips
Carpentars
Go Getters
Scotch Laybles
Betty-Craie Pout
Boe
Saber
Roy Moyer
Clif Dos
Gary Rammalsberg
Critices
Cosliow
EU Hotsirum
Duprey Ebingson
Uly Orimpa
Guller Srines
Marin ¢Atuns
Chorlonn White
Tupae Brondh
Yle Beabes
Prachingers
Steve Sayers Wala
Roy Conor Jae
Thunterbids
Vow Cotemnait
Vovce Procter
Lo Giawe
COR Agw
Montam No
Hantam
Fates Arey
Brian Perkinson
Boom Wroudy
Dewbie Perkinson
UAW
Kennedy Co
Fidelign
Coleen Evans
Sim Williams
Zachs
My Bubbles
Goll
Ron Worden
Dove Franck
Steve Below
Clare
LuPtany
Tatras Talers
TSC Jemed
Tracy Arey
Hi Hers
Lareé Curler
Henry Besenberd
Jon Steltes
Coral ‘Burns
Four Seas
Driers
Sharon Fron
Denny Krempoee
Erason
Sunray Max Uns
Tancia Fan
Waliachims
Porot
Bruce Ellis
Bue Megree
Maid
Scmmer
Joe Linus
Parry Staub
Lumberland
Gary Griffille
Reews
Ramona Yelsit
Wander Bend
Larry Kiine
Kuhet Nouglas
Marge Schmitz Polsh
Lucky Strikers
Sunday Night Saints
Lacy Sham
Judy Frontz
An Commbell
Lucky Four
Hull Gang
Odd
Buagles
Tom Wonntard
Locry’ James
Ory Kya
Jo Witks
Lennys Lounge
Rowland Prodis
Julie Four
Marvin Tucker
Shuck Hovel
Haami
JacColister
Fran Grimm
Fitzles
Wendchowoers
Barren Rubeno
Jet Dougherty
Iris Johnston
Dan Bates
Glenda Pearse
Legion
Weighoar Duabies
Sat Siikers
Paul Gatuns
Cal Hull
Mary Stewart
Shiney Galli
Pio Sabbtings
Dudes & Dames
Shirley Northveny
Fark Hunnicull
Sm Hoyak
Saciobles
Roses
Lenton Bantams
Ginger Picherlai
Larry Pitcher
Rebels
Sicwonars
Ted Giver
Han Sutumi
House of Tropes
Bob Bower
Palm Marsha
Amy Menke
DES Moines
UPI
Terry Rubley
Drake JV
Rubley
Davenport
Cyclones
Mackatroth
Towa State Lst
Dite Cyclones
Anld
Tim Lane
Rob Forbes
Forbes
Frank Cooper
ISU
Tokyo
Alexis Ar. Buello
Nicaragua
Japan
World Boxing Association
Royal Kobayashi
John Zachar, Jr
Realtors
Sureeastal
1St Ave. N.E
Prine
B. F. Goodrich
Second Ave. S.E
Sway Schaigs Master Charga Bark Armaccar Boycainy Chorge Artiacon Boress
Dinan
Clue Care
Metich Geant
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