Campaneris In Jackson Out In World Series Opener
The Oakland A’s welcome Campaneris back for the World Series against the Reds while Reggie Jackson will miss the series. Bert Campaneris was cleared to play after a three game playoff suspension. Allan Lewis added to the roster. Jackson hurt sliding home will miss action, George Hendrick to play center. Sparky Anderson taps Gary Nolan to start for Cincinnati. Oakland plans Ken Holtzman to counter.
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Catfish” Hunter
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Kansas State Freshmen Rally Tops Kansas Freshmen 24 21
In Manhattan Kansas State freshman Rocky Osborn snagged a deflected pass for a late touchdown with 1 56 left to beat Kansas freshmen 24 21. KU had led 21 10 early, with Jud Mitchell connecting on two long TD passes to Eddie Lewis and a 74 yard TD pass later wiped out by a penalty.
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Chetopa Triumphs in Defensive Win Over Thayer
Thayer fell 8 to 0 as Chetopa powered a defensive battle. Rudy Cole led with 50 rushing yards while Bob Smith added a 20 yard TD run in the second. Chetopa totaled 163 rushing yards and 69 passing. Thayer had 82 rushing and 3 passing. Thayer faces Oswego next Friday in homecoming.
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Troop 122 Plans Veterans Day Parade Float
Brownie Scout meeting at Roosevelt School on Oct 11 prepared a Veterans Day parade float. Decorations for the float and a Halloween party were done by 13 members and two readers. The group will meet next Wednesday at Mrs. John Williams home for a wiener roast and float work with leaders Mrs. Leon Webb and Mrs. Williams.
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Nolan Holtzman Set To Start World Series Opener
Cincinnati right hander Gary Nolan starts Game 1 against Oakland lefty Ken Holtzman at Riverfront Stadium amid nerves and confidence. Nolan, 15-5 NL champ, reports full health after a neck shoulder injury. Holtzman, 11, seeks a repeat of last year’s no hitter at a pivotal matchup.
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Trevino Edges Jacklin In Picadilly World Match Play Final
Lee Trevino defeated Tony Jacklin 1 up in a tense semi final and will meet Tom Weiskopf in the Wentworth final after a dramatic round. Trevino, hampered by a sore throat, used clutch birdies and two eagles to seal the win despite Jacklin’s 1111-under-par 63 and a late rally. Weiskopf also advanced by beating Peter Oosterhuis 4 and 3.
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Kansas High School Football Scores Report
Football scores from Kansas and nearby Missouri games list many results across counties. Notable wins include Junction City 48 over Clay Center and Topeka West 34 over Highland Park with varied scorelines for Garnett Humboldt Goddard and others throughout the state.
Water shortages trim Neosho Refuge hunting on Flat Rock Creek
Neosho Waterfowl Refuge north of Parsons in Kansas will have limited water early in the waterfowl season. Officials from the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission cite low water at the Flat Rock Creek pumping station near the Neosho River as the main cause. Currently only a few barrow pits hold enough water for the season.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Keith Chuck Kovacic 619
The bowling report lists Chuck Kovacic as top overall with a 619 series and Chuck Davuie posting a 213 game high. Local standings reflect Kovacic leading in aggregate score while Davuie delivers notable single-game performance.
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Comets Top Patriots 24 to 6 In Chanute Non league Clash
Chanute Blue Comets beat East Newton Patriots 24 6 at Royster Stadium snapping a two game skid and tying their season record at 3 3. Steve Maris scored 14 points and Buddy Kihm threw for 129 yards as Chanute led 21 0 at halftime and held East Newton to 75 yards total offense.
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Frontenac Routs Erie in CNC League Football
Frontenac Raiders beat Erie Red Devils 37 to 20 as Kevin Knaup scored three touchdowns and Mike Deplue added two rushing scores. Knaup opened with a 51 yard run, then an 86 yard rushing TD and a 35 yard interception return. Deplue had a pair of one yard TD runs, Erie scored all in the second half led by John Arthur's 5 yard run and a 61 yard pass setup, with Tim Redburn adding two fourth quarter scores.
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Indy Juco Grid Coach Steps Down
Independence Junior College trustees accept the resignation of Wayne Canaday as head football coach effective at year end. In his third season the team endures a 20 game losing streak with two wins and 24 losses in two and a half seasons. Six games remain this season as a search for a new coach begins.
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Missing Tribune Carrier Contact Dial Line
A message instructs readers to call 431-3400 at 5:30 p.m. if the Tribune carrier is missed or impossible to reach.
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Garnett Nips Humboldt in TVL Duel
The Garnett Bulldogs beat the Humboldt Cubs 14 to 7 to move two games ahead in the Tri-Valley League. Garnett benefited from an interception for eight points and two Jay Harrington TD runs, while Humboldt opened with a Earl Larson one-yard plunge but failed to sustain scoring.
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