World Open golf event faces absences in strong field
Arnold Palmer Gary Player Bruce Crampton and Jack Nicklaus absence dim the aura of the World Open in Pinehurst with $104000 to the winner. top Americans Wadkins Crenshaw Littler Snead and non Americans like Player loom strong. Crampton aims for midseason surge as Player recovers from surgery and eyes rare foreign money title.
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Switzer sees Tiger game as tough test for Oklahoma offense
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer calls Saturday’s Missouri clash a great challenge for the offense, especially the line, as OU seeks to stay atop the Big Eight standings. Missouri’s defense has allowed few points and the Tigers face a lingering schedule with Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma State looming.
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Sooner Davis leads loop in total offense
Oklahoma sophomore Steve Davis tops the Big Eight total offense with 639 rushing yards and 69 points in seven games, narrowly ahead of Nebraska’s Dave Hamm. Kansas State's Jaynes and Edwards pace the passing leaders, while kick returner Moseley and punt leaders share top averages.
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Cyclones restore safety starter for Nebraska game
Iowa State coach Ernie Bruce said Bruce reinstate starter Bruce ing returning to the lineup at safety as the Cyclones prepare for No. 1 Nebraska. Freshman Jerry Jaksich from Omaha will share action Saturday with Fling, while Larry Marquardt is moved to number two fullback over Moses Moore. Bruce indicated Thursday’s plan hinges on Wednesday’s heavy practice and availability for the Huskers.
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New Jersey Becomes First State to Allow Girls in Little League
Hoboken girl Marin Pepe, 12, led a civil rights complaint against Little League Baseball after being ejected from a team. Hearing Examiner Sylvia Pressler ruled in favor of inclusion, saying girls should be treated the same as boys. Little League plans appeals to higher courts.
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Mid-State volleyball ends Nov. 8 summary batch
Humprey St Francis Gym hosts Mid-State Conference volleyball as Dodge defeats Elgin Pope John Leigh beats Howells Elkhorn Valley beats Clarkson and Battle Creek over Newman Cirove. Semi finals set for Thursday Nov 8 with Dodge vs Leigh at 6 PM Elkhorn vs Hattie Creek at 7 PM Consolation at 8 30 and championship at 1 30 PM
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Graus first 600 series marks Bowling milestone
Ron Graus logged a 617 series in the Cornhusker League at Columbus, first 600 of his career. Scores by Don Adams, Rich Korte, Marty Carlson, Lonnie Karel, Al Kula and others are listed, with Lark Rar posting a 953 game and Yankee Clippers posting a strong team total. Coffee Cup and Ten Caps leaders noted along with Dorothy Hurd’s 530 series.
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Vikings Seek to Defend Class B Spot at Hartington Cedar Catholic
Lakeview rides a strong season as it defends a newly earned Class B spot. The Vikings, led by coach Fred Kobza, aim to hold off Hartington Cedar Catholic after sealing West division league titles. Key players include Lyle Fittie, Doug Inselman, Rick Thomas, Hoger Goedeken, Paul Muhle, and Larry Beiermann as Lakeview eyes a continued winning streak and a tougher defense.
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Sharman comments on Lakers learning phase after loss
Coach Bill Sharman said the Los Angeles Lakers are in a learning stage after a 109-102 NBA defeat to the Milwaukee Bucks. Among new faces are Elmore Smith, Connie Hawkins, and a rebuilt guard lineup replacing Wilt Chamberlain, Jim McMillian, and Keith Erickson. The Bucks snapped a 10-game win streak as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 22 points. Other scores: 122-116 76ers over Suns. 97-101 Capitals over Rockets. 118-110 Bullets over Rockets.
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New Red Wing coach Delvecchio faces rough start
Detroit appoints Alex Delvecchio as coach after Garvin dismissal following a 4-1 loss to the Flyers. The Wings, 23-year-old rookie front, sit last in the East Division with only five wins in 22 games. Delvecchio cannot play under league rules as player-coach.
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Grid scores from Associated Press game update
Morrill 12 Hay Springs 6 Lanian 44 Patter 1. The scoreline lists Morrill ahead of Hay Springs and a separate tally showing Lanian at 44 with Patter at 1 in a concise grid note.
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