Shamrocks display top offensive show
Shamrocks roll to 40 points in a high scoring win over the Rambers as Dave Steiner and Jim Brock each score TDs. Jaber Fool connects on two scoring passes before intermission while Dan Martin and Tim Thomas add runs. Mike Thompson leaves with an injury but returns as Scotus Central bolsters its 3 game win streak in the Nebraska Centennial Conference.
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Jaber ‘Fool
Bol Shovka
Dan Martin
Tim Thomas
Joe McMeekin
Scotus
Dir Puets
Tae Shamrocks
Rambler
Pald Meal
Mike Thompson
Thompson
Behlen
Dave Reynolds
Reynolds
Kurt Cowger
John Crossley
Trumph
Scotus Central
Hunts
Nebraska Centennial
Joly Name
Shamrocks
Fremont Bergan
Centennial Toop
Holy Name
Bob Shonka
John Toot
McMeckin
S — Shonka
Toot
Dave Steiner
S — Tit Thomas
Ron
Metdeckin
Dave Bryzolds
Kurt Conger
Dim Brock
McMeekin
Kasko fired Houk quits after tough season end
Eddie Kasko was fired as Boston manager and Ralph Houk resigned as New York Yankees manager after a disappointing season. Both teams finished behind leaders with Kasko citing the need for change and Houk noting a rough stretch since 1966. Willy Martin had already been released by Detroit in early September.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
Yankee
Ralph Houk
New York
Kasko
Boston Red Sox
Fred Sunday
Houk
Yankees
Willy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Baseball season ends as Yankees limp from stadium move
League standings show the club he led for four years losing 4-2 to Milwaukee while Chicago beat Oakland 1-0 in ten. California blanked Minnesota 3-0 and Texas defeated Kansas City 4-1. Martin moved to Texas Rangers, Kasko stays with Red Sox as scout, Houk not replaced yet. Red Sox finish 29-73 with Darrell Johnson named next season manager as Yankees depart Yankee Stadium for modernization. Angels edge Twins 2-0 behind rookie Tanana. White Sox beat A's on Knowles walk. Rangers 3, Royals 0 with Brohery seven hitter and Grieve Nelson homers.
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Chicapo
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas City
Martin
Southwest
Texas Rangers
Kasko
Red Sox
Jlonk
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Tigers
Mets and Aaron both stall in pennant races
The Mets split a doubleheader with the Cubs and remain tied for the NL East lead, while Hank Aaron missed a chance to break Babe Ruth’s home run record. St Louis beat Philadelphia to move within a game, Pittsburgh stayed alive, and Atlanta fell short in the chase as other NL games altered standings.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
New York Mets
Alelanta
Hank Aaron
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Airon
Bubo Ruth
New York
Clean Jones
Cubs
Tom Seaver
St. Danis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Pirates
San Diego Padres
Astow
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Braves
Touston Shstyros
San Franciscants
Ue Cincimarti Neds
Chicago
Ron Samo
Cleon Jones
Lyorin Tomer
Cardinals
Phillies
Bernie Carha
Tommy Hutton
St. Louia
Philadelphia
Expos
Dim Rooker
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Sooners Tie Trojans In Thrilling College Football Night
Associated Press report recaps top college games with Oklahoma tying Southern California 7-7 as coach Eldo Reece of Iowa State weighs a fresh angle. Arkansas claims 13 men on the field during a 21-10 Arkansas victory amid officiating debates. Nebraska rallies past Wisconsin 20-16. Ohio State raw ex? Texas Christian 37-3. Michigan struggled to a 14-4 win over Navy. Alabama dominates Vanderbilt 44-0. Notre Dame beats Purdue 20-7. Tennessee blanks Auburn 21-0. LSU tops Rice 24-0 with Dow returns.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Weiler
Southern
California
Oklahoma
Steve Davis
Sooners
Cal
Winng Shrek
Southern Cal
John McKay
Town State
Athansas
Mike Kirkland
Jack Ellisger
Razorbacks
Bruce
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Associated Wrogs
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Tony Davis
Ohio State
Cornelius Greene
Archie Griffin
Texas Christian
Champ Wenson
Michigan
Navy
Ba Schembechier
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Steve Sloan
Vanderbilt
Tom Shuman
Tenn State
Town
Notre Dame
Purdue
Boilermakers
Arb Test
Wayne Bullack
Bob Thomas
Tennessee
Auburn
Tigers
Condredge Holloway
Haskel Stanback
Louisiana State
Robert Dow
Beal Rice
Coody Captures John Player Classic at Turnberry
Coody won the John Player Classic at Turnberry in tough weather, with Tom Weiskopf finishing third. Weiskopf and Coody pledged to return, signaling relief for sponsors of Europe’s richest $150,000 tournament as weather battered play and prize money, including a $27,000 first prize for Cody.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Charles Cody
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Llayer
Atte
Coady
Europe
Cody Flad Wart
Bears maintain lead in Midget Football League action
Bears defeated the Jag Colts at Pawnee Park as Haln postponed to a second Lions versus Rams game. Jeff Mubte led scoring with a 1 yard run, followed by a Sor point, while al Tonley and Terry Manca connected on passes for additional TDs.
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Ars
Lolloslnian
Jag Colts
Pawnee Park
Haln
Lions
Rams
Bears
Jeff Mubte
Diel
al Tonley
Stoll
Aeldeet
Terry Manca
Taiha Shruck
Colts
Tutel Manenge
Winners advance to district meet in junior animal trials
Saturday events at Paynea Park Stadium sponsored by Ford and Rogers Riley Motor Co. produced trophy winners across multiple age groups. District competition slated for Sunday October 7 at Midland College practice field Fremont starts at 21.11 with winners listed for B year olds through 4 year olds.
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Paynea Park Stadium
Ford Motor Company
Rogers Riley Motor Co
Midland College
Fremont
Daamy Aeril
Dean Davis
Troy Gaver
Tony Schieffer
Marty Hulse
Molin Prososki
Gottschall tops PV scotch doubles handicap at Boulevard
Gottschall rolled games of 211 208 and 200 for a 625 handicap series to win first place in the Sunday night PV scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes. Vincente Mickey Vaught and others trailed with 610 up to 605. Jackpot winners were Nandy and Judy Krumlant. Bil and Dorothy Anson won Robbff to compete on Bowling at Leisure in Omaha.
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Paul
Belly Gottschall
Bowevard
Vincente Mickey Vaught
Norfolk
Badger
Wilma Krumland
Reilly
Louise Golfschall
Tony
Janice Nosal
Harold
Eleanor Scholl
Gary
Ann Fuckett
Vaughts
Lie Krumlands
Nandy
Judy Krumlant
Bil
Dorothy Anson
Omaha
Kudron, Prokopek Lead Bowling Scores Across Sunday League
Kudron paced the Sunday Night Mixed League at Boulevard Lanes with a 197 game and 573 series. Delva Prokopek posted a 207 single and 573 series. Unpredictables won team honors at 1,600. Junior League leaders included Dondl Croze 186 and Bill Price 444, with Linda Tobiason 148 and Jeaniie Evans 405. Al Starzec had 164 and 434, Laura Nettland 1 pit and Kris Brestel 362.
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Dennis Kudron
Bouldevard Lanes
Delva Prokopek
Dondl Croze
Bill Price
Linda Tobiason
Jeaniie Evans
al Starzec
Laura Nettland
Kris Brestel
Sam Adams Wins Quad Cities Open Exempt Status Earned
Sam Adams of Boone North Carolina captures the Quad Cities Open at under par 263 and earns exemption from Monday qualifying after a three stroke win over Dwight Nevil and Kermit Zarre run. He pockets 20000 dollars and comments on saying farewell to Monday qualifiers and missing tour friends.
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Brettendose
Iowa
Sam Adams
Fron Boone
N.C
Dwight Nevil
Kermit Zarrey
Adams
Platte College barriers win Worthington title in cross country
Worthington's Platte College boys edged Rochester State and others at the Bhiojay Invite in Worthington Minnesota with a four mile race where Phil Schacter led the top runner clocking 22:03. Coach Bugs praised the improvement as the team prepares for the Mert County Invitational in Iola Kansas on Friday January 5.
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Schuyler
Lakeviews
Jv’s
David City
Aquinas
Cross County
Scotus
Norfolk
Calumbus
Frenton
Calumbus Flash
Grand Island
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Albion
York
Allan County
Fremont Bergamot
Worthington
Minn
Pintte College
Finves
Tie Bugs
Worthing
Hochester
Ini
Phila
Deg Prewell
Jolietty
Tieh Roddle Rose
George Dixon
Tarn
Brad Renken Athi
Phil Schacter
Supessaid
Wailers
Iola
Kay
Mossman Leads Speed Queen Scoring At Boulevard Lanes
Mossman tops Speed Queen scoring at Boulevard Lanes with 20R and 529. Dow's Diner posted 606 and 2898. Thunderbolt League leaders include Whitey Ark 595 and Wolfen Ereciric 920 2659. Gatling 200s feature Ray Dricfust 603, Craig Brestel 218, Swartz 204, Brestel 201, Kurlenbach 210.
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Blaine Mossman
Boulevard Lanes
Dow
Prank Kuta
Neoma —Pehlen
Alive Wetton
Jat Kamut
Rehlen
Thunderbolt
Whitey Ark
Wolfen Ereciric
Gatling
Ray Dricfust
Craig Brestel
Im Swartz
Glen, Brestel
Charles Kurlenbach
Aid del Enquist
Richard Petty Wins Rain Shortened Dominion at Martinsville
Richard Petty, age 30, capped a 36-car field victory in the Old Dominion Dominion 500 at Martinsville Speedway. The rain-shortened race drew about 28,000 fans despite ominous weather as Petty claimed the $62,730 purse, reflecting his long career achievements and enduring workload.
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Martinsvible
Richard Petty
Martinsville Speedway
Pelly
Early PGA season sees Whitworth and Carner surpass seven thousand
In the first five months of the Ladies PGA tour Kathy Whitworth and Janne Carner each topped seven thousand dollars in earnings. Both players led the early money list and solidified strong starts with top finishes and consistent scoring across events.
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Fryst
Kathy Whitworth
Janne Carner
West Point Central Catholic Triumph Paves 2018 Football Win
West Point Central Catholic edged Aquinas 14 to 7 in a Centennial Conference game. Kevin Mahlberg sparked the opener with a 40 yard run and connected on a scoring drive later. Tom Rilter and Mahlberg also connected for a score as Aquinas fought back with two fourth quarter TDs but failed on a two point try. Coach Denny Kirby’s Monarchs held the advantage in first downs and total yardage despite two defensive backs injuring pass defense. Next up for Aquinas is a game at Omaha Glory Name.
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David Uit
David City
Aquinas
West Point Central Catholic
West Point
Kevin Mahlberg
Bell Kozisck
Maabhberg
Ord Seoring
Tom Hilter
Jim Rilter
Mahlberg
Tom Rilter
Filt
Doug Tomshek
Rich Behms
Tom Mikiovsky
Denny Kirby
Fins
Shorry Hilger
Behms
Monarchs
Davi City
Omaha
Georgia sports flall features Ty Cobb and Keisman names
A fragmented Georgia sports snapshot mentions Ty Cobb and John Keisman amid a mix of names including Bobby Jones and female golf figure Tentise Soges, reflecting a muddled OCR of sports figures from the era.
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Georgia
Ty Cobb
John Keisman
Bobby Jones
PGA
Gilley
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