Bright spot in Buffs defense for 1972 season
Garden City High's coach notes a strong defensive line and middle linebackers could offset inexperience in the five-man secondary. Seniors Mike Wade and Donnie Keller contend for the monster outside linebacker posts, with Marc Powell and John Westerhaus also in the mix. The secondary features Albert Gomez at safety with Jerry Kirchoff and Jeff Maker competing, and sophomores Tim Powell and Tim Pierce among hopefuls.
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Cardinals Trade Marty Alou To Athletics For Bill Voss
St Louis Cardinals general manager Bing Devine announced a waiver deal sending first baseman Marty Alou who hit .314 in 108 games this season to the Oakland Athletics for outfielder Bill Voss. The Cardinals also receive lefty pitcher Steve Haston from Oakland's Birmingham farm club.
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Jackson's Acte a Pain In Neck for Baltimore
Oakland A’s slugger Reggie Jackson returns from injury to drive in two runs and homer in his first appearance since August 9 as Oakland defeats Baltimore 7 to 2 in Milwaukee. The win tightens AL West race while Chicago and Detroit post late rallies. NL results include Dodgers, Cubs, Mets, and Astros wins. A 28-year-old Arkadelphia chemist wins the Rebel Invitational Bass Tournament with 144 pounds three ounces.
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Ingalls Bulldogs Face Opening Home Game With Healy
Ingalls High opens 1972 eight man football with a home game against Healy on September 15. Coach Bill Mangels returns for a third season, Mark Webb joins as assistant, and the team aims to rebound after a 2-7 record last year. Schedule includes seven top games in the Santa Fe Trail League with six more confrontations against rivals.
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North Korea Wins Olympic Small Bore Rifle Gold in Munich
Li Ho dun of North Korea edged Vic Auer of Santa Ana by one point to claim gold with 599 of 600, a new world and Olympic record. Auer recorded 598 tying prior marks as results remained unofficial. Americans shone in swimming started today with Spitz posting 2:02.13 in 200m butterfly heats while others set advancing times. Cathy Rigby led U S gymnasts in fifth amid Soviet lead. First golds went to Ragnar Skanaker and Zygmunt Smaleerz. IAAF pole debate ended with approval for Seagren. U S soccer stunned Morocco in a 0-0 opener as about 25,000 Americans mourn death by self harm.
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Two New Cowboys Like Roles in Exhibition Win
The Dallas Cowboys extended their preseason win streak to 15 with a 34 27 comeback over the New York Jets. Mike Montgomery scored three touchdowns after a trade from San Diego and Ron Sellers caught three passes for 128 yards, including a 54 yard score.
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Satanta Indians Football Schedule for 1972 Season
Satanta High School sets eight games for 1972 with six in High Plains Conference. Coach Richard Wells enters his second season with assistants Dale Kelling and Red McGuire. Season opens at Elkhart September 8, then four home games followed by three road games. Non league foes include Macksville and Spearville. Previous seasons saw limited success with a 3-4-1 mark in 1969 and narrow losses to Spearville and Macksville last year. Schedule lists September 8 at Elkhart. September 15 Syracuse. September 22 Macksville and Johnson at home. October 6 Sublette. October 18 at Holcomb. October 20 at Lakin. October 27 at Spearville. November 3 open date.
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Stenerud Leads Chiefs Past Rams in Arrowhead Debut
Kansas City defeated Los Angeles 16 13 in a preseason game at Arrowhead Stadium drawing 77 764. Morten Stenerud kicked four field goals including a 57 yard career best as Wen dell Hayes scored KC s lone TD while Lenny Dawson played limited action and LA s Roman Gabriel was sacked four times. The Chiefs benefited from 142 rushing yards and 13 penalties, while Al Clark struggled for the Rams with two pass interference calls and a fumble that set up KC s final score.
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Davis Ready for National Championship Buffs star backs Colorado hopes
Boulder AP report on Colorado tailback Charlie Davis as a key to a projected national title run. Davis, the 1970s Bluebonnet Bowl MVP, aims for All-American honors and Heisman contention while Colorado builds a potent backfield with Ozell Collier and Ken Johnson. He recalls breaking records and predicts a stronger, more mature Buffs squad.
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