Chiefs prepare for Patriots on Sunday in opener
Kansas City coach Paul Wiggin expects a tough test as New England visits for the season opener. The Chiefs’ first unit includes the 1976 front four, while New England’s groaning injury list and strong depth, led by Sam Cunningham and Steve Grogan, challenge the defense.
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Chiefs’ Defense
New England
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Paul Wiggin
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Wilbur Young
Whitney Paul
Keith Simons
Willie Lee
Wiggin
Patriots
Andy Johnson
Sam Cunningham
Don Calhoun
Steve Grogan
Kansas City
Grogan
John Hannah
Leon Gray
Pete Brock
Shelby Jordan
Hannah
Gray
Neosho County women sweep Coffeyville in volleyball doubleheader
Neosho County NCCJC won the first match 9 15 to 15 10 16 14 15 8 led by Cyndi Pugh 17 serves Terri Boone 14 points and Donna Houk 10 The second contest went to Neosho County 15 9 15 13 Boone and Susan Barton each had six serving points Coach Barnhart said the team is starting to gel Panther women travel to Nevada Missouri to face Cottey College next Tuesday.
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Coffeyville
Neosho County
NCCJC
Cyndi Pugh
Terri Boone
Donna Houk
Boone
Susan Barton
Sam Barnhart
Panther
Nevada
Cottey College
SEK Forecasts and Friday Football Picks
The notes predict Chanute Blue Comets to upset Pittsburg 20-13 in the SEK clash. Other games include Parsons 28 Lola 0 and Coffeyville 4 Arkansas City 13 with several area matchups and Big Eight predictions such as Colorado 40 Kent State 3 and Iowa State 28 Iowa 14.
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Chanute
Blue Comets
SEK
Parsons
Lola
Vikes
Fort Scott
Iola
Garnett
Independence
Indy
Pittsburg
Bulldogs
Columbus
Labette County
Titans
Coffeyville
Grizzlies
Arkansas City
Ark City
Golden Tornado
Cherryvale
Yates Center
Caney Valley
Humboldt
Prairie View
Altoona- Midway
Thayer
St. Paul
Erie
Riverton
Kansas
UCLA
the Tribune
John Brooks
Bruins
Nebraska
Alabama
Washington State
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Utah
Sooners
Vanderbilt
OU Express
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Cowboys
Florida State
Kansas State
K-State Wildcats
Brigham Young
Missouri
Illinois
Columbia
Tigers
Colorado
Kent State
Buffaloes
Iowa State
IOWA
Cyclones
Iowa State Iowa Rivalry Sparks Football Spirit
Big state cross town clash set as Iowa State and Iowa renew the series for the first time since 1934 at Nile Kinnick Stadium. Cyclones given 6800 tickets of 61500 capacity. Also notes high school tennis results and college football周 standings.
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Cyclones
Iowa State
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
Nile Kinnick Stadium
Iowa State Athletic Department
Wichita State
Northwestern
Cross country meet postponed to next Friday
Coffeyville hosts a cross country meet postponed to next Friday at 2 p.m. Chanute High School athletic director Pete Dilman announced the change today.
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Coffeyville
Pete Dilman
Chanute High School
Royals extend 16 game win streak by sweeping A's doubleheader
Kansas City Royals defeated Oakland A's 7 4 in the first game and 5 4 in the nightcap to run their streak to 16 straight wins, a club record and the longest in the majors in 24 years. The wins boost their lead in the AL West and lower their magic number to seven.
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Darrell Porter
Chuck Hiller
Pete LaCock
Oakland
Royals
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
New York Yankees
Oakland A’s
Cincinnati Reds
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Hal McRae
Mets
Vida Blue
Willie Wilson
al Cowens
Doug Bair
Twinbill
Cowens
Whitey Herzog
Yankees
Seattle Mariners
George Brett
John Mayberry
John Wathan
George Kell
Royals notes: Omaha trio joins big league sweep of A's
Kansas City report on a Thursday game where Willie Wilson George Throop A. L. Washington and Randy McGilberry all contributed to the Royals extended series win over the Oakland Athletics showcasing young talent from Omaha and their first big league exposure.
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McGilberry
Manny Saguillen
Throop
Washington
John Mayberry
Wilson
Amos Otis
Royals
A's
Doug Bair
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Omaha
Willie Wilson
George Throop
A.L Washington
Randy McGilberry
Oakland A
Rocket girls win home opener in two matches
Royster Rocket 8th grade beat Lola Chanute 8th graders 15-10 15-3 led by Nicha Olson 14 points. 9th grade fell to Chanute 15-5 15-6 with Beth LaRue seven and Carolyn Metzen six points. Next home match Sept 18 at 3 p.m. versus Parsons in league play.
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Independence
Independence High School
Indy
Parsons
Chanute
Debbie Dodd
Vining
Traci
Farless
Comet
Debo
Stewart
Rene Colborn
Floerschinger
Sonya Culver
Leonard
Janis Ashley
Bally
Colborn
Culver
Cynthia Sanders
Aimee McDowell
Patterson
McDowell
LaForge
Dodd
Lawrence
Stonecipher
Cara Fairchild
Brooks
Sanders
Harris
Royster Rocket
Lola
Nicha Olson
Beth LaRue
Carolyn Metzen
Rocket Gals
Royster Girls
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Lowa-Lowa St
Sparks Football Spirit
United Press International
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Miller
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Mark Vicendese
Texas AM
Bethke
Covina
Calif
Dick Vermeil
Otis
Seattle
Toronto
Marty Pattin
Doc Medich
Rocket Girls
Wriday
Opples PE Theatre
Mbara
Brek
Neocha
Sinbad
Sinbad and
the Eye of the Tiger
Chanute, Kansas
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