A's Take 2-1 Lead as Hunter Shines in World Series
Oakland fans celebrate a 2-1 victory over the Reds behind Jim Hunter’s pitching and solid defense. Rudi’s early homer, Perez’s run, and a pivotal Rudi catch define the game while Sparky Anderson weighs pitching changes for the next Oakland clash. The series heads to Oakland with plans for Bil lingham and Holtzman starts in games 3 and 4.
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Coffeyville Wins SEKX-Country Title In Knotted Meet
Coffeyville captured the Southeast Kansas League cross country championship at Neosho County Community College campus by eight points over Iola. Joel Cambron led Coffeyville with a 9:55.0 two mile, breaking the course record by nine seconds. Chanute placed third and next week Chanute travels to the Emporia regional meet for state qualification.
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Big Eight Football Roundup pushes Sooners to unbeaten status
Oklahoma Sooners remain the league's only undefeated team after a 27-0 non-conference win over Texas. Cyclones Iowa State fall to Colorado 34-22 amid officiating controversy, while Nebraska routs Missouri 62-0. Kansas and Kansas State battle injury woes ahead of key conference tests.
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College football scores from major matchups and city games
Southern Cal rolled to 42 points over California while Stanford topped Washington 24–0 and UCLA beat Oregon State 37–7. Washington State routed Oregon 31–14, and Michigan beat Michigan State 10–0. Nebraska crushed Missouri 62–0, Notre Dame 42–16 over Pittsburgh, and Ohio State beat Illinois 26–7. NFL results feature notable shootouts like Atlanta 109 New York 101 and Phoenix 107 Baltimore 98.
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Comet JV Host to Neodesha Comet JV
Chanute Blue Comet Junior Varsity football returns home for a 7 p.m. contest with Neodesha. Chanute, coming off a 21 0 win over Garnett, seeks to improve its 2 3 record at home.
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Whitworth Wins Chanute Elks Handicap Golf Title
Paul Whitworth defeated windy conditions and 35 challengers to win the Chanute Elks Handicap at Safari. He posted a net 62 on rounds 38 41 79 to edge Joe Goodeyon by one stroke, with Goodeyon net 63 gross 89. John White, Eric finished third with net 64 gross 81.
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Bowling Scores Twilight Ww L Foodtown Super Mkt
Bowling scores list for Twilight Ww L Foodtown Super Mkt shows players and frames with totals including Darrell Summers 215 and 574, Burghart Const. 1043 and 3011. Other entries include Erickson Tire and Santa Fe with various scores and placements.
Bengals Rally Past Chiefs 23 16 For Upset Victory
Cincinnati Bengals, sparked by Ken Anderson and Essex Johnson, stunned the Kansas City Chiefs 23 16 as Mike Reid and Tommy Casanova key defensive plays helped erase an early Chiefs lead. Horst Muhlmann connected on three field goals and Anderson threw two touchdown passes.
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Marmaton Valley Tops Uniontown 43 26 in Gridiron Clash
Marmaton Valley defeats Uniontown 43 to 26 as Singer scores on a 1 yard run and Drake breaks a 50 yard run. Thompson adds several point after kicks while Uniontown answers with Reeder and Holt scores. Jackson and Singer swap interceptions and returns highlight the defensive action.
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