Small OSU quarterback Brent Blackman defies size rumors
On the bench in Stillwater Brent Blackman the Oklahoma State quarterback discusses his 5-11 161 pound frame his willingness to play defense and his ambitions potentially reaching pro football He notes a history of injuries but insists he is not deterred and jokes about Lenny Dawson as a comparison and future goal.
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Brent Blackman
OSU
Blackman
Brent
Cowboy Country
Little Wiggler
Kansas
Lenny Dawson
Brenton Sloan
Paul Sloan
Rt. 1
Brenton
Journal- World
Teal Hunters in Kansas Prepare for Special Season
Pratt warns teal hunters to ready guns and plugs as Kansas opens a special teal season from Sept 9 to Sept 17. Daily bag four and possession eight for bluewing cinnamon and redheads. hours are sunrise to sunset. stamp must be purchased.
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Pratt
Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game
Chiefs Rams clash on national TV but KC blackout suspense
Kansas City hosts Los Angeles in an NFL exhibition at Arrowhead, with a national telecast but local blackout. Len Dawson may be sidelined by flu as injuries bite KC, while Rams coach Tommy Prothro plans to test Pete Beathard in the second half and Roman Gabriel returns from a lung injury.
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Arrowhead Stadium
Chiefs
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Harry S. Truman
Baltimore Colts
Len Dawson
Dawson
Mike Livingston
John Huarte
Wendell Hayes
Mike Adamle
Jeff Kinney
Roman Gabriel
Pete Beathard
Oakland
Gabriel
Tommy Prothro
Beathard
St. Louis
Dolphins 24 Falcons 0 as Leigh punches two long runs back
Charley Leigh of the Miami Dolphins had two long kickoff and punt returns nullified by penalties but Miami still defeated Atlanta 24 to 0 in the NFL exhibition at the Orange Bowl. Detroit Lions crushed Washington Redskins 23 to 10 in the other preseason game at Tiger Stadium.
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Miami Dolphins
Leigh
Atlanta Falcons
Becaus
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Falcons
Albany
N.Y
Jim Kiick
Miami
Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
League Leaders Baseball Statistics Rumored From Unclear Source
A garbled list of American and National League batting and pitching leaders appears with names like Rudd Oak and Bonds San Francisco, noting categories such as runs, RBIs, home runs, and pitching decisions. The text includes several damaged or incomplete entries and mis-spellings, making precise standings and figures difficult to verify.
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Rudd
Oak
Amem Chi
Mureer
InAnen
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Aten
Ulo Mureer
Rudi
PH Niella
PinkeHa
Fisk
Han
Fx Allen
Cash
Nelson
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Ial
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The
Isrock
Stila
Montanes
Phi
Cedena Hin
Neher
Brock
Mths
R. Ruse
Colhent
Beneh
Cin
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Cedena
Hin
Pipiching
Marshall
Mon
Nolan
Ulu
Strinckoc
Cillon
Seaver
Beman Stands Firm Against Nicklaus in Major Match Play
Deane Beman refuses to yield to Jack Nicklaus as they prepare for the opening round of the $150000 U S Professional Match Play Championship in Pinehurst North Carolina Other headline matchups include Lee Trevino against DeWitt Weaver and Arnold Palmer versus Don Bies Jerry McGee leads Liggett & Myers Open at 140 after second round play with several players one stroke back in the chase for the $100000 purse
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Lee Trevino
DeWitt Weaver
Miller Barber
Lanny Wadkins
Arnold Palmer
Don Bies
Jerry Heard
Len Thompson
Frank Beard
Paul Moran
George Archer
Babe Hiskey
Dave Stockton
Bob Bar
Barossa
Jerry McGee
North Carolina
Dan Sikes
Ken Still
Dave Hichelberger
Dick Lotz
Jim Wiechers
John Schroeder
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Trevino
Barber
Archer
Heard
Beard
Weaver
S&m
Barbarossa
Dickey Faces Uncertain Football Future After Hip Injury
Houston quarterback Lynn Dickey sustained a dislocated left hip and a bone splinter during a 33 24 win over St. Louis. He flew to Massachusetts General Hospital for surgery and was to be evaluated by Dr. William H. Harris. With Dickey out, rookie Kelly Cochrane becomes the Oilers backup as Bil Peterson scrambles for a replacement.
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Lynn Dickey
Boston
Dickey
Dan Pastorini
St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
William H. Harris
Bil Peterson
Peterson
Lynn
Oilers
Kelly Cochrane
Cochrane
Orioles Rally In Ninth To Tie AL Leader Detroit
Baltimore tears back in the ninth with a pinch single by Tommy Davis to tie Detroit at the AL East top. Don Buford's triple and a wild pitch score the go ahead run as Baltimore beats Oakland 5-3. Reggie Jackson homered for the A's.
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Oakland
Orioles
Tommy Davis
Detroit
A’s
Chicago
Cleveland
California
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
Montreal
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Diego
Dave Duncan
Terry Crowley
Giants overpower Cubs as Henderson hits two homers
Wet Henderson of the Giants ripped four hits including two home runs and drove in five as San Francisco hammered Chicago. In another game, the Orioles blanked Texas 4-0 with nine strikeouts.
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Henderson
San Francisco
Chicago
Kansas Entry Suffers Loss in Regional Baseball Clash
In Hastings Nebraska two unbeaten clubs Rapid City and Ballwin meet in the Central Plains Regional. Rapid City defeated Grand Forks 5 1 while Ballwin rested. Cedar Rapids shutout Hays 3 0 as Cedar Rapids and Richfield move into tonight’s game.
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Grand Forks
N.C
Ballwin
Cedar Rapids
Richfield
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