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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
8
Dodgers star Don Drysdale will start Game 1 at Dodger Stadium against Baltimore’s Dave McNally as Los Angeles eyes a 8-5 odds favorite edge. McNally earns the nod from Hank Bauer with Drysdale backed by Koufax and Osteen in the bullpen.
A meeting to gauge interest in Chanute High School interscholastic wrestling drew 18 boys. Jim Woods will coach. start of training is barred before Nov 1 by state rules. Chanute’s schedule is emerging with likely matches against Columbus and Ottawa, and football players may join after their season.
Three teams have entered the Industrial Basketball League for 1966 67 and five more must be secured within days, city recreation commission director Martin Rotunno said yesterday. Before Oct. 7, all team representatives must contact the Recreation Commission with team sponsor, uniform color, captain name and telephone. Eight teams are needed for the program to be offered. Organization meetings will follow if the league fills.
Los Angeles Dodgers plan to use the same lineup that reached the NL pennant for game one of the World Series against the Baltimore Orioles at Dodger Stadium. Hank Bauer taps Dave McNally to start for Baltimore, while Los Angeles will likely start right handed batter Tommy Davis in the outfield and feature Maury Wills, Jim Gilliam, Willie Davis, Tommy Davis, Jim Lefebvre, Lou Johnson, John Roseboro, Wes Parker and Don Drysdale in the batting order.
Orioles lefty Dave McNally studies Dodgers scouting reports before Game 1 at Chavez Ravine. He expects advice from teammates Frank Robinson and Stu Miller, who faced L A in the NL. McNally has limited spring training memory of Los Angeles.
Independence Indians defeated the Chanute Blue Comets 32 to 6 at Royster Stadium in a game dominated by Indy defense and a balanced offense led by quarterback Jim Hight and receivers Skip Henderson and David Burns. Chanute's lone score came on a late second quarter 74-yard pass from Clarence Matlock to Freaks. The Comets face Altamont next at home on October 11.
A Kansas State High School Activities Association plan outlines four playoff classes AA A B and BB based on enrollment with 56 AA 64 A 224 B and the rest BB. Eight man football also included. Playoff participation would be optional and districts would select representatives using various point systems.
Chancesters Club set to discuss Chanute fan turnout for the Columbus Friday football game at their Thursday meeting. A motor caravan to Independence last Friday drew light response but a large Chanute delegation, about 300 Comet fans, helped boost club spirits.
Ticket booths opened at Dodger Stadium at 1 p.m. Monday and within 45 minutes 8,000 World Series tickets were sold at two per customer. Dodgers officials reported about 55,000 home-game tickets already sold.
In Worcester DeNucci outpoints Bent over 10 rounds. In Walpole Marshall outpoints Kellam over eight rounds. In Las Vegas Hernandez stops Thompson in six rounds.
Big Eight coaches praised their rivals as strong contenders for upcoming matchups. Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Kansas, Colorado, and Iowa State reported few injuries, while Nebraska noted offense improving with a 432 yard total. Nebraska lost Ron Kirkland to a knee injury and Missouri faced several sidelined players including Earl Denny and Rich Bernsen.
LOS ANGELES AP Joe Adcock, baseball's new manager, tells Cleveland Indians he will be tough with players. He plans strict discipline, saying he will demand respect and treat baseball as a 24 hour a day proposition.
Kansas State freshman quarterback John Manel led a 17 7 victory over Oklahoma. He threw two touchdown passes to Bob Long and dropkicked the first extra point. Manel completed 10 of 18 passes for 150 yards as K State earned its first freshman win since 1957. Max Arreguin added a 39 yard field goal. Oklahoma managed a late TD drive.
All interested persons are invited to the annual meeting of the Church Softball League at the Municipal Building tonight at 7 30. It will be held in the old courtroom. Officers for 1967 are to be elected.
Michigan State holds first in the AP college football poll with 371 points from 41 voters after a 26-10 win over Illinois. UCLA remains second, Notre Dame third, Alabama fourth, and Arkansas fifth as Nebraska and Tennessee follow.
Waterbody John Redmond shows a normal conservation pool at 1 036.00 feet above sea level with AREA AR 901.59 and a reading of 948.50 for yesterday. data incomplete but indicates standard reservoir level.
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