Saints Fall 12 6 to Chiefs in Exhibition Opener
Saints coach J D Roberts blamed a late third down ruling for a 12 6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the exhibition opener. Archie Manning completed 9 of 27 passes for 104 yards as the Saints offense stalled after a key offside penalty. Chiefs coach Hank Stram praised defense while rotating quarterbacks and evaluating players for the regular season.
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Lawrence swimmers place fourth at Missouri Valley meet
Leawood country club hosted the Missouri Valley AAU meet at Lawrence Municipal Pool with 624 swimmers from 33 teams in 92 events. Redwood led with 506 points, St Joseph 492, Kerr McGee 489, Lawrence 322, Wichita 266. Topeka hosts next week with Lawrence reps named.
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Topeka Merchants Moving Wins Slow Pitch Sub-State Title
In Holcom Sports Complex action, three Lawrence teams failed to reach the state meet opening Aug. 16 in Hutchinson. Topeka Merchants Moving defeated Atchison Snowden-Mize 11-7 after Snowden-Mize forced a final, with Waxman Candles, Campus Hideaway and Sandy’s eliminated from contention.
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Clemente Spahn Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
In Cooperstown Roberto Clemente and Warren Spahn were inducted alongside four others. Also honored were oldtime stars George Kelly Mickey Welch Monte Irvin and Billy Evans with Welch and Evans noted as deceased.
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Bell Boots 44 Yarder to Spark Patriots Comeback
In Schaefer Stadium Bell, once tagged as a game goat by Atlanta, kicks a 44 yard field goal to spark New England in an exhibition against Oakland. The Patriots rally from 17-0 down, score twice in the fourth quarter and win on two conversions.
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Robertson defends title in Missouri Valley Tennis finals
Top seed Colin Robertson of Oklahoma City wins the men's singles final in Prairie Village Kansas City area, defeating Dick Lashley of Muskogee Oklahoma 6-7 6-2 6-4 to defend his Missouri Valley Championship crown.
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Automotive Department Manager Job Ad Needs Relocation
The ad seeks an Automotive Department Manager with sales and management experience. It offers salary and commission, insurance, profit sharing, retirement, merchandise discount, and company benefits with relocation required. Apply to Box N-29 c/o Lawrence Daily Journal World with qualifications and salary history.
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Rookies to be evaluated as NFL preseason games continue
Cleveland and San Francisco plan to evaluate rookies in tonight’s game at Municipal Stadium as Nick Skorich and Dick Nolan mix key inexperienced players with starters. Other Friday through Sunday results include New England’s 17 17 tie with Oakland, Miami 14 Cincinnati 13, Philadelphia 13 Buffalo 6, Kansas City 12 New Orleans 6, New York Giants 28 San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 34 Baltimore 7, Chicago 13 Green Bay 13, New York Jets 16 Houston 13, Detroit 17 Washington 14, Dallas 24 Los Angeles 7.
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NCAA Moves to Expel Southwestern Louisiana Amid Records Scandal
The NCAA Council recommends expelling Southwestern Louisiana from membership, barring its teams from intercollegiate basketball for two years and from postseason play and TV programs for four years. The action, tied to over 100 violations from 1971 to 1973, demands return of trophies and erasure of 1971–1973 placings. The decision awaits a two thirds vote at the San Francisco convention.
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