Impressive wins lift Kansas and Oklahoma toward Big Eight
Oklahoma Sooners pound Texas 48 27 and Kansas shocks Kansas State 39 13 to vault toward the Big Eight title race. Nebraska stays atop after a 36 0 win over Missouri. Iowa State, Oklahoma State and Kansas State also play Saturday as Kansas coach Don Fambrough and Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks push for top spot.
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Chiefs Rally Past Chargers 31-10 for 3-1 Start
Kansas City defeated San Diego 31-10 to rebound from an early deficit. Len Dawson threw two TD passes to Charles Otis and Warren McVea added a rushing score as Otis Taylor nabbed six receptions for 97 yards. The Chiefs, led by Hank Stram, moved to 3-1 and share the AFC West lead with Oakland while San Diego dropped to 1-3.
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Field Goals Push Redskins Past Houston
Redskins kicker Cat Knight connected on five field goals, 15 36 13 17 and 39 yards, lifting Washington to a 22 13 win over Houston. Ron McDole returned an interception 18 yards for a TD as the undefeated Redskins stretch to four straight wins.
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Nicklaus undecided after Piccadilly loss to Player
Jack Nicklaus, winner of a record 207,080 this year on the U S circuit, has not decided whether to play remaining American tournaments after losing 5 and 4 to Gary Player in the Piccadilly World Match Play final at Wentworth. He may play three more American events and then two in December. Trevino and Palmer trail in prize money.
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Brewers, Red Sox in a 10 player World Series trade
Frank Lane orchestrated a major 10 player deal during World Series week. Milwaukee acquires George Scott Billy Conigliaro Joe Lahoud Jim Lonborg Ken Brett and Don Pavietich while Boston gains Marty Pattin Lew Krausse Tommy Harper and Pat Skrable.
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Schedule fragment shows multiple day time entries with minor and major labels across several periods. The text lists times 11:55 6:15 Tue 12:25 7:05 along with additional 6:40 12:55 7:25 entries indicating a recurring timetable or shift blocks.
Dobson Grabs Start In Rain Delayed World Series Game
Orioles pitcher Pat Dobson moves from bullpen to starting role in the rain delayed World Series clash with the Pirates. Earl Weaver pivots based on schedule shifts, with Jim Palmer favored for Game 1 and Dobson set to start Game 4 in Pittsburgh, after McNally shines in the opener. The rain disrupts the schedule and TV plans, continuing a season of numerous postponements for Baltimore.
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Ernst Family Saddled with Eagle Badge Trio in Scout History
PORT ARTHUR Texas AP William Ernst earned the Eagle Scout badge becoming the third generation in his family to receive the award. His grandfather Fred H Ernst Sr and his father William C Ernst also earned the honor, a rarity in Scout circles said officials.
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Weekend College Football Scores Across the Nation
A wide sweep of results lists East Boston College edging Villanova 23 to 7 while Army tops Pittsburgh 36 to 8. Notable upsets include Notre Dame 17 over Miami Ohio 35 and Florida State 27 over Duke 0.
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Reamon Near Juco Rush Mark Reamon Near Juco Rush
Fort Scott Greyhounds star Tommy Reamon needs 118 rushing yards to pass Hutchinson junior college great Mack Herron’s career 2,867 in the Jayhawk Juco Conference. He’s totaled 2,750 career yards and 1,168 this season in five games as Fort Scott hosts Pratt after a 46-16 win.
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Lopeman Captures Elks Golf Tourney Title
Chanute Elks Handicap Golf Tournament at Safari Public Golf Course drew 24 entries. Bill Lopeman shot 66 net to beat Pat Duncan who had 67, Lopeman 86 gross versus Duncan 95. Roger Mills won third place in a playoff over Bud Cramer after deadlocked net 70s.
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Low Registration in Baltimore Among 18 to 21 Year Olds
Baltimore voters ages 18 to 21 show only one quarter registered. Among registrants 88 percent identify as Democrats, per the Board of Election Supervisors.
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U.S. Davis Cup Victory Keeps Cup, Worth Debate
The United States claims the Davis Cup for another year after a win over Romania in the Challenge Round. Star Stan Smith defeats Ilie Nastase 7-5 6-3 6-1, and Smith also edges Ion Tiriac 8-6 6-3 6-0 for the clincher, as Erik Van Dillen and Frank Froehling contribute in Charlotte, N C. The trophy, bought in 1900 for 750 dollars and insured for 40 thousand, remains a symbol of tennis supremacy.
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Chanute Harriers Second at Neosho Meet
Chanute Blue Comet cross country team places second at Neosho Invitational led by Roger Findahl fourth in 11 04. Doug Pennington Larry Muninger finish eighth and tenth as Chanute edge Mt. Vernon for runner up. Mt. Vernon’s Ray Freeland wins in 10 45 on wet hilly golf course.
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Chanute Comet JV Fights for Fifth Straight Victory at Home
Chanute Blue Comet junior varsity meets Garnett seventh and eighth graders at Royster Stadium in the final home game of the year. Kickoff 7 p.m. The night includes a Royster junior high scrimmage and a halftime show, showcasing future Comet stars.
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Exhibition Basketball Saturday Scores Across Leagues
NBA games saw Atlanta top Philadelphia 131 while Cincinnati beat Cleveland 107 104 Buffalo edged Detroit 108 103 Houston defeated Portland 114 102 and Los Angeles won 117 116 over Golden Stars. ABA results included Utah 125 over Denver 124 Virginia 114 over Memphis 110 and New York 112 over Kentucky 100 with several other matchups postponed due to wet courts.
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