Dolphins to Meet College All Stars in 40th Classic
The Miami Dolphins face the College All-Stars at Soldier Field in Chicago in the 40th All-Star Game. Don Shula’s Dolphins, 14-0 last season, arrive as 15 to 17 point favorites despite missing Mercury Morris, Mike Kolen, Larry Csonka and Jake Scott due to injuries and contracts. ABC televises at 9:30 p.m. EDT. In Baltimore, Jim O'Brien is traded from the Colts to the Lions for an undisclosed draft choice.
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Dodge City Eliminates Liberal in Kansas Baseball Tourney
Dodge City defeated Liberal 1 in seven innings as Joe Cole drove in three runs with a double and a single. Dodge City seeks the tournament title against Wichita Bowers, who is unbeaten. a Bowers win ends the event, a Dodge City win forces a final game Saturday. Liberal had dominated state titles, with five of six championships.
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Local Industrial League Victories From Thursday Games
Nu Wa beat Bivouac 10 3 after scoring five runs in the second inning while totaling 11 hits to Bivouac's nine. Dryer's Shoes overcome H Porter 11 8 with a late surge after Porter tied at 7 7. Merle Kelly toppled Ray Floor 23 8 with a 10 run second inning and a 19 4 lead after seven.
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River Fishing Conditions Across Area Lakes and Reservoirs
Fishing reports show varying conditions. Channels and white bass fare well in Perry and Elk City slows for all species in Toronto while carp shine in Marion. Ness lakes largely steady with clear water at Lovewell and Cherished runs at Cheney and Geary.
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Chiefs Training Camp Retirement Shocks Liberty Kansas City
Liberty Missouri AP Larry Gagner reserve guard announced his retirement Thursday as the Kansas City Chiefs settled into training camp at William Jewel College. Coach Hank Stram called it regrettable saying the player felt he should retire and that he did not enjoy the game anymore.
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Irwin defies rain to take Canadian Open lead
Hale Irwin faced drizzle and glasses woes but shot a seven under par 65 to hold a two stroke lead in the opening round of the Canadian Open. Weiskopf Green and Fezler were close at seven-under 67. Irwin, seeking his first win since 1971, has earned about 170000 in prize money since then.
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Secretariat and Riva Ridge Set for Belmont Match Race
New York AP Secretariat and Riva Ridge, both Meadow Stable runners, will meet in an unusual 250000 dollar match race at Belmont Park on Sept 15. Ron Turcotte will choose which horse to ride days before the race. Helen Tweedy says the purse will go to charity despite the high stakes.
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Purples Edge Orange to Take Ban tam Division Title
The Purple won the Ban tam Division League Tournament 11 to 10 over the Orange. Trailing 10-7, the Purple scored four runs in the bottom of the fifth. Nicha Olson earned the win as pitcher with Linda Hartman catching and hitting a home run. For the Orange, Michelle Ratliff and Stacy LeRoy homered.
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Woodpeckers Win Junior Division Tourney Crown
The Woodpeckers defeated the Vultures 15 to 14 in seven innings to claim the Junior Division League Tournament title. Trudy Callerman hit a tying home run in the first extra inning to drive in the winning run. Shelly Beech earned the win with Dupuy and Sharp handling catch. Jana West hit a grand slam for the Vultures.
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Ash Grove routs First National in rookie league play
Ash Grove defeated First National Bank 12 to 6 after a fast start built a 6 0 lead. Ash Grove had 12 hits to 6 for First National, extending the lead to 12 1 by the third inning.
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Cardinals and Royals Sweep Opponents in Twin Bill Wins
In a doubleheader sweep, the Cardinals defeated the Mets 15-1 and 2-1 to widen their NL East lead as Bob Gibson slugged a grand slam and five RBIs. St Louis also benefited from Alan Foster’s solid relief and Joe Torre’s 10th homer. The Royals beat the White Sox 1-0 after an earlier 7-4 loss, with Paul Splittorff returning from a 16 day injury layoff to notch the shutout aided by Ken Henderson’s homer support and Steve Horley scoring on Carl Taylor’s hit. The Royals face the White Sox again next in Kansas City with Steve Busby opposing Steve Stone.
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Doctors to staff Chanute phys icals update
The Tribune corrects a previous report: not only Ashley Clinic doctors but all doctors of the Neosho County Medical Society will administer the Chanute junior high and senior high boys physicals on August 6.
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Optimists Take Major Leaguers to Royals Game
The Optimists Club of Chanute will lead over 100 Little League players to the Kansas City Royals versus California Angels game on Saturday. They will tour Royals Stadium, meet players, and travel by chartered bus, leaving Chanute at 8 15 a m from NCCOJC lot with sack lunches for the 1 30 p m first pitch.
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Elks Close Season With Weekend Games In Iola And El Dorado
The Chanute Elks end their regular season with a Friday game at Iola followed by a Saturday double header with El Dorado at 5 p.m. and 1 30 p.m. Sunday at City Park. They hold an 18 10 record after wins over Iola and El Dorado and losses to Pittsburg and El Dorado.
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Neocha Drive-In Starts Sunday for 3 Days
The weekend drive in opens with Pamela Sue Martin and Darren O Connor in To Find a Man. Also showing The Valachi Papers with Charles Bronson, a three day program starting Sunday.
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KU Signs 14 Track Stars from Juco and High School
KU signed 14 athletes to national letters of intent including four junior college transfers Theo Hamilton Chuck Foster John Long and Ken Suiter plus ten high school signees Keith Gunn John Butterfield Dennis Brack Dean Frantz Dale Gearhart Mark Kostek Don Welter Mark Wilkinson Barrie Williams Nolan Cromwell and Nolan Cromwell also to play football. Coach Bob Timmons noted several more prospects hoped to sign.
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