Haskell Junior College Football Faces Tough Schedule With 53 Players
Haskell Junior College, under fourth-year coach Noah Allen, enters a 12-game slate with only 53 players and staffing reductions. The Tribe opens Sept 15 at home against Butler County, faces Kansas and Tulsa freshmen on line, and relies on returning veterans Rick Poolaw, John Jackson, Larry Lyday, Jim Hastings, and Ken Pemberton to anchor a stretched unit.
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Red Sox Outfield Shines to Stop Royals at Fenway
Boston’s outfielders Harper Evans and Miller combined for 11 putouts to back a 6 4 win over Kansas City at Fenway Park. Harper robbed Bevacqua in the seventh, Evans chased a long drive down the line in the ninth, and Miller starred in center with two strong catches including Mayberry and Piniella. Miller said he enjoys the challenge of the plays.
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Red Sox Edge Royals Behind Explosive Early Outburst
Harper leads Boston with a first inning run and a string of early offense as Rogelio Moret dominates KC through five before relief by Marty Pattin. Yastrzemski Aparicio and Cepeda pace the offense with key hits, lifting Boston to a 6-3 win amid late Royals pressure and Tiant awaiting a 16th win.
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Twins blast Indians 14-2 as Terrell hits first homer
Jerry Terrell homered for the first time in the majors and added three singles as the Twins pounded the Indians 14-2. Bert Blyleven pitched a complete game for his 15th win, and Minnesota piled up 18 hits in the rout.
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Royals Call Raziano Up From Omaha Farm Club
Kansas City Royals purchased reliever Barry Raziano from the Omaha farm club in the American Association. Ken Wright was placed on the 2 day disabled list with tendonitis in his right elbow as of Aug. 12. Wright held a 5-4 record.
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Buzzi earns state bid in hard softball run
Lawrence Buzzi advanced from the Northeast Kansas District tournament losers bracket to reach the state meet in Topeka. He won seven straight before a 3-0 title game loss to Ruedlinger Insurance, after routing the Silver Lake Merchants 7-1 in the opening round. The top two teams qualified for the state meet starting Tuesday.
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Vikings Test KC Tonight Clash Recounts Preseason Game
Vikings face the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead as Bud Grant may start Bob Berry over Fran Tarkenton for Minnesota. Hank Stram likely tabs 38 year old Len Dawson for his first pre season start with the Chiefs.
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City Slo-Pitch Eudora Invitational Results
The Flame earned a 7 0 forfeit over DeSoto Javeees with Kresee scoring 10 and Toneka Forbes credited. Wudora defeated Masterbatters 16 to 0. Jerry's Tavern beat Lawrence Laundry by 6 runs.
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Soviet Union Dominates World University Games Track
The Soviet Union led after two days with nine golds two silvers and two bronzes while the United States lagged with a silver and bronze. Kathy Schmidt had a Thursday silver then Kan san Terry Porter placed third in pole vault Friday as Americans search for swimming to bolster pride.
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Jets Report Riggins Happy Jets Report Riggins Happy
New York Jets expect star running back John Riggins to sign his 1973 contract next Wednesday. Coach Weeb Ewbank said Riggins, calling from Centuria, Kansas, wants to join the team and play in the final two preseason games. Riggins led the Jets with 944 rushing yards last season and is in good shape, though contract figures remain unsettled.
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Floyd and Heinrich Named to East All-Star Squad
Lincoln Lawrence players Bob Floyd and Carl Heinrich are selected for the East squad in the State American Legion East West all star baseball series to be played here this weekend.
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Baseball standings and matchups across major leagues
Major standings show Baltimore tied with Chicago at 3 3 and Boston leading with 6. Kansas City 4 Minnesota 14 Cleveland 2 Texas and New York 1 Oakland 3 Milwaukee 2 California 10 Detroit 2 Kansas City at Boston Tiant 14-10 Milwaukee at Oakland Odom 3-9 Minnesota Campbell 1-1 or Wroodson 10-7 at Cleveland Perry 12-16 Chicago Forster 4-4 at Baltimore Cuellar 10-12 New York Mediteh 9-6 Vexas Merritt 4-8 Detroit Colemwin 18-10 at California Singer 15-10 New York Chicago 5 Los Angeles Montreal 8 Atlanta 7 Cincinnati New York 10 innings San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 8 Houston 3 San Diego 4 St Louis 2 Cincinnati Norman 10-10 New York Matlack 9-15 Los Angeles Osteen 14-5 at Chicago Hooton 9-11 San Francisco Barr 9-12 at Pittsburgh Moose 7-0 San Diego Troedson 5-4 at St Louis Nagy 0-1 Atlanta Morton 10-9 at Montreal Rogers 4-1 Philadelphia Jonborg 10-9 at Houston Roberts 13-0
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