Orioles Look to Sweep in Third World Series Game
The Orioles, riding an 11-3 win in game two and a 16 game streak, seek a third win as they face the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Frank and Brooks Robinson led with three hits each as Baltimore piles pressure on a weary Pittsburgh pitching staff. Steve Blass starts for Pittsburgh in a pivotal game three.
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Juco Club Plans Meeting At Neosho Campus
The Juco Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Student Union. Officers will report on fundraising progress and membership drive plans.
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Neosho County NCCJC Panthers eye strong freshman class
Neosho County Community Junior College begins organized basketball practice on Oct 15 led by coach Lewis Mann Jr. with a highly regarded freshman group from Washington DC Maryland Missouri and Oklahoma joining the Panthers as they rebuild after a 6 24 season.
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Garnett Hands Comet JV First Loss at Home
Garnett defeated the Chanute Blue Comet JV 14 to 0 at Royster Stadium Monday night, delivering the first blemish of the season for the Comet junior varsity. The game showcased Garnett's defense limiting Chanute's offense throughout the contest.
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Royster Gridders In Action This Week
Royster Junior High football teams prepare for week action at Parsons. Rocket seventh and eighth graders travel to face Lancers at 6 30 PM, while Rocket yearlings previously beat Chanute Garnett at halftime. Chanute freshman squad at Parsons 6 30 PM, 1-3 with wins over Altamont.
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Sooners Vault to Second in Rankings
Oklahoma climbs to No. 2 in the AP college football poll after a 48 27 win over Texas. Nebraska remains No. 1 with 40 first place votes and 1 056 points. Michigan Nos. 3 Alabama No. 4, Auburn No. 5. Texas falls to 10.
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Maravich Out For Opener As Hawks Start 26th Season
Pete Maravich will miss Atlanta’s season opener due to infectious mononucleosis and eyeing at least five games on the injured list. The Hawks, coming off a slow start last season, look to bounce back in the Central Division as the league begins its 26th campaign.
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