Jackson's bat fuels Athletics rout Pilots to 14-2
Reggie Jackson slugged two home runs and a single with three RBIs as the Oakland Athletics overwhelmed the Seattle Pilots 14-2. Jackson also drew a hit by pitch and stayed calm after earlier confrontations. Boston, Washington, New York, Chicago, and California also posted wins in a day of diverse MLB action.
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Humboldt Takes Second at Fredonia Relays 1A-2A Meet
Humboldt finished second behind Haven at the Fredonia Relays in 1A-2A. Haven led with 2 points while Humboldt totaled 51.42. Bob Clements won both hurdle events and a high jump, with Lynn Seyfert winning the high jump and several teammates placing in multiple events. The next meet is Lola Invitational for 1A-2A schools.
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Cherryvale
Moran
Sedan
Madison
Bob Clements
Clements
Lynn Seyfert
Phil Honeycut
Ted Zuzzio
Honeycutt
Zuzzio
Lonnie Larson
Boldt
Red Devils Eye Butler Relays at El Dorado
Allen County Community College headlines 14 junior colleges at the fifth Butler County Relays in El Dorado. About 150 athletes are set to compete with Hutchinson Junior College leading with a 31 member squad. ACCJC plans a small team, likely only the mile relay, featuring Ronnie Close John Falke Doug Shreves and Tim Kutler.
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John Falke
Doug Shreves
Tim Kutler
Hutchinson
Allen County
Haskell Institute
Cowley County
Arkansas City
Pratt
Fairbury
Nebraska
St. John’s College
Garden City
Oklahoma
Tonkawa
Kansas City
Cloud County
Texas
Butler
Fishing conditions by Kansas reservoirs and lakes
AP report lists fishing conditions Thursday across Kansas water bodies. Entries cover dozens of lakes with notes on turbidity, clarity, and bite quality for species including crappie, channels, black bass, walleye, white bass, drum, and rainbow trout. Rivers and management areas show varying results from excellent to slow across counties and reservoirs.
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Bowling Girls Jaco League High 30 Glenda Shafer 528
Glenda Shafer leads with 528 high in Bowling Girls Jaco League High 30. Shafer also posted a 197 high in the ten line. Alley Cats, CNvineers, Lucky Strikes, Stables, Zonks, Accidentals posted mixed team scores with top marks from McKaig 360 and Shafer 528.
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K. Washington
Heiman
Stables
C. McNicoll
J. Hood
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C. Fabriz
Zonks
D. Kress
L. Mills
C. Jarred
C. Zuzzio
Accidentals
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T. West
L. Caler
J. Keck
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local League
A dense list of high scores and team names from various leagues. Notable figures include Larry Fudge 574 and Allen Stokes 223 in the High 30 and High 10 categories, with many entries for Local Businesses and teams such as Sonic Drive In, Nat's Guard, Williams Monument, and Mardick.
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Nat's Guard
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Herman
Winn
Finch
Beck
Diebolt Lbr
Wolland
Williams
Clay
Manbeck
R. Clay
Industrial League Hgh
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Spencer & Sons
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Giants win on Hiatt bases loaded homer in 13th
San Francisco edges Houston 12-8 after Hiatt hits a bases loaded homer to cap a dramatic 13th inning. Alou trapped Hiatt earlier, Mays and McCovey walked earlier in the frame, and Davenport sacrificed to set up Hiatt’s decisive blast.
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Girls Softball Tryouts Tonight at Riverside Park
First year tryouts for the girls softball teams will be at Riverside Park at 6 o clock tonight. Sharon Leach and Jaycee Jaynes, softball chairmen, announced this morning. There will be five Ponytail teams and nine Pigtail teams this year. All girls interested in playing softball are invited to try out.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Czechoslovakia Defeats United States in World Volleyball
In Montevideo Czechoslovakia, defending champions, swept the United States in three straight sets at the men's world volleyball championship. In Detroit the Lions agreed with Artie Taylor of Utah State as their No 1 draft choice.
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United States
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Utah State
Marshfield senior sets national two mile record in Ore
In Corvallis Oregon a 17 year old Marshfield High School senior ran the two mile in 8 41 5 setting a national high school mark. He beat the former record of 8 48 4 set in 1966 by Rick Riley now at Washington State University.
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Ore
Marshfield High School
Coos Bay
Steve Prefontaine
Rick Riley
Spokane
Washington State University
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