Chanute Blue Comets prepare for two-a-days under Bainum
Chanute High School football coach Jerry Bainum enters his fourth season with 54 players in two-a-day drills. He praises good attitude but cites poor conditioning and missing experience in the backfield and secondary. The team shifts to endurance work with fewer sprints as pads approach next week.
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Emporia State Football Preview Faces Youth, Strength in Defense
Emporia State acknowledges a bright outlook for 1975 with 16 lettermen returning. Defense is identified as the strength with seven starters back, a 5-2 scheme, and plans for multiple adjustments. Offense adds depth via transfers and new recruits while lacking early-season experience.
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League leaders Home Runs top NL and AL hitters
National League leaders include Luzinski 31 and Schmidt 28 with Kingman 25 and Bench 23. Foster 21 for Cincinnati. American League leaders list Mayberry 29 Jackson 28 Scott 27 Bonds 23 and Burroughs 12.
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Quilici Next In Line For Twins Manager Post
UPI reports amid a managerial turnover wave five skippers have been dismissed in four weeks. Calvin Griffith says Quilici is not the current target, noting he will handle any decision personally and stressing Quilici must be tougher with players. The Twins, hampered by injuries, sit near the AL West cellar with six weeks to play.
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Calvin Griffith Reflects On Managers And Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith weighs the hardships of firing a manager amid a rough pitching season for the Twins. He notes his 20 years leading the club have seen seven managers and cites Sam Mele as the best, praising his authority and decisive leadership.
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