Oklahoma State Cowboys topple Buffs in Big Eight clash
Oklahoma State stunned Colorado 31 6 to seize the Big Eight opener atop the standings. Gary Dixon Nebraskas I back Don Calhoun Kansas State’s Don Calhoun each scored twice as OSU’s Brent Blackman directed the attack. Kansas’ Gary Huff threw four first half TDs for Colorado.
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Chiefs Rally Past Broncos 45-24 With Bold Second-Half Burst
Kansas City moved into sole first in the AFC West as Mike Livingston replaced an injured Len Dawson to throw three TD passes. A key fourth down stop by Clyde Werner on a fake punt set up the Chiefs later, with Livingston’s 51 yard scrambling dash and Dennis Homan reception sealing the lead before Jim Kearney sealed the win with two late interceptions.
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Managing Days Over For Ted Williams
Ted Williams announced his retirement as Texas Rangers manager, ending his bid to avert the team’s 15 game AL losing streak. The Rangers beat the Chicago White Sox 1 0 in the final home game as owner Bob Short said Williams will remain with the club as an adviser and executive without a successor named immediately.
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Young hunter first deer in Kiansas archery season
Dean Buman, age 4, of Chanute, becomes the area’s first archery scorer for the season opening Sunday. He downed a doe east of Chanute along the Neosho River bottom with a 52 pound bow. The doe dressed at 63 pounds.
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Beman Finds Iowa Great For Golf
Deane Beman declares Iowa a great golf state after winning his second Quad Cities Open title. The 34 year old from Bethesda Maryland shot a final round 67 to finish 279 five under par, earning $20 000 and extending his perfect record in the state to four wins.
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Playoff Assignments Set for Kansas High School Football
The Kansas State High School Activities Association announces regional and district playoff allocations for 5A 4A 3A 2A and 1A. First round games are scheduled for November 10 with districts choosing two or one representatives by a point system.
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Safari Handicap To Coots Safari Handicap To Coots
Jeff Coots of Chanute fired rounds of 37 and 35 for a 72 to win the Safari Men’s Golf Association handicap tournament. His net score of 66 earned him both scratch and handicap trophies. A three way tie for second with net 68 involved Marvin Seger C E Franklin and Dick Rose.
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College football scores roundup from various games
A summary of college and pro football results: Navy 27 over Boston College 20, Penn State 14 at Iowa 10, Syracuse 16 over Maryland 12, South Alabama 48 over Vanderbilt 21, Auburn 10 over Tennessee 6, Georgia Tech 36 over Rice 36. Also notable: Texas A&M 14 over Army 24, Texas 25 over Oklahoma, Oklahoma State 31 over Colorado 6, Clemson 3 over Oklahoma 52, and UCLA 65 over Oregon 20.
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Comets Struggle in Mud as Titans Claim SEK Win
In a muddy Columbus field heavy rain preceded a 15-0 Columbus victory over Chanute. Titans churned 235 yards led by Paxson 114 and Forgey 58 while Chanute managed 77 as turnovers and field conditions dominated. Comets bench missing Marts and Fairchild with ankle woes.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results
American League update shows Cleveland 24, New York 1 in game 11 innings. Baltimore 2 Boston 1. Detroit 5 Milwaukee 1. Oakland 4 Kansas City 2. Texas 1 Chicago 6. Minnesota 3 California 2. Sunday results include New York 7 Pittsburgh 3. Chicago 3 St. Louis 0. Montreal 10 Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles 0. San Diego 3 Houston 1.
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Day Minor Major Timetable Fragments
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BoSox and Tigers Face Decisive Series for AL East
Boston and Detroit meet in a three game set in Detroit to decide the AL East. The winner advances to face Oakland. Curtiss vs Lolich opens, Tiant and Pattin follow as Detroit counters with Fryman and Coleman. Cuellar’s win deepens the Sox collapse and Hiller’s first win in two years tightens the race.
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Clemente Reaches 3000 Hits with Double for Pirates
Pirates Roberto Clemente collects his 3000th career hit with a fourth inning double off John Matlack sealing an 8 0 victory over the Mets. He announces rest for the remainder of the season after the milestone.
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Missouri Netters Sweep Parsons Open title
Springfield players dominated the Parsons Open in Parsons Kansas. Tom Adams beat Cary Powell 6-2 6-2 in singles. Adams and Richard Fronabarger won the men s doubles. Adams and sister Jodie Adams won the mixed doubles. Jean Larrick of Springfield defeated Miss Adams 6-4 6-1 to win women s singles, then teamed with Larrick to win women's doubles.
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Royals Bow to Champs Cubs Blank St Louis
The Royals lost 4 2 to the Oakland A s after leading 1 0 for six innings. The Cardinals were shut out 3 0 by the Chicago Cubs as Billy Williams hit his 37th homer to spark Chicago s victory.
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Independence Bulldog Mark Tindle Dies From Football Injury
17 year old Independence high school senior fullback Mark Tindle died after a game in Parsons won 12-7 by Independence. He suffered a brain stem injury late in the game and died early Saturday at Kansas City hospital. The death marks SEK’s first football fatality since 1938.
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Bowling Scores Powder Puff League Features Local Beautician Wins
Cinderella Beauty Salon dominates with team high 1068 and 2995 total while Linda Carter posts two top scores 233 and 556. Powder Puff League standings show W L records for W. L. Chanute Iron & Supply 155 128 and other teams including Suburban Beauty Salon 915 1015 and Johnson's Studio 9.
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