Cubs Rally For 10 Runs In Two Outs
The Cubs erupted for a 10 run seventh inning with two outs against the Cardinals to power a 12-0 win. Bill Bonham started the rally with his first major league hit, and Glenn Beckett, Billy Williams, Brock Davis and J. C. Martin added multi hit support as Chicago piled 16 batters to bat. Meanwhile Pirates, Braves and Mets each won, led by Stargell’s four RBI night for Pittsburgh and Ralph Garr’s clutch double for Atlanta.
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Chalmers Has Stake in Game
Journal-World notes Ralph Gage fills in for vacationing Chuck Woodling and previews KU MU football, recalling a past dispute over alumni columns. Gage discusses Chalmers and the stake in the upcoming clash.
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Chancellors Fervor For FSU Clash At Kansas
Kansas University chancellor Laurence Chalmers praises a potential night game against Florida State on Sept. 25. He argues Kansas, with a veteran defense, can beat FSU under humid conditions, noting FSU’s past reliance on stars and questioning their current running game. Coach Don Fambrough downplays any banner raises.
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Jacklin Fires 63 to Match Course Best
Tony Jacklin shot a course record 63 to reach 8 under par and a 36 hole total of 132 at the Cleveland Open. He trails 36 hole leader Bobby Mitchell by two strokes, while Dan Sikes stands second at 131 after a 67. Lee Trevino and Bruce Crampton among hopefuls move up in a crowded field.
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Booster Group Meets Tuesday
Cards have been sent inviting parents of all Lawrence junior high and high school athletes for the 1971 72 year to attend a meeting of the Lawrence Lions Athletic Boosters at 7 30 p m next Tuesday in Room 122 Lawrence High. President Byron Chambliss says all interested in the local athletic program are welcome. The yearbook plans will be discussed and Rev Freddie Marks membership chairman will report.
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Hallmark Slo Pitch Team Beats Capitol Federal 14 To 3
Hallmark defeated Capitol Federal 14 to 3 in a decisive game. The Hallmark manager quipped that the boys wanted the margin to be correct after a long stretch without a win.
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Deerfield Dominates in Youth Baseball Scores
In the Jayhawk League slate Deerfield leads Broken Arrow 14 to 4 with Schwegler and Cordley contributing. Centennial Jayhawk League games show Broken Arrow edging Schwegler 7 to 3 and Deerfield beating Kennedy 10 to 4. Schwegler defeats Broken Arrow 10 to 9, with Woodlawn 9 Hillcrest 8 in another close finish.
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Pianist Borowiak Faces Richey in Wimbledon Fourth Round
Berkeley pianist Jeff Borowiak, 21, playing in the All England Championships, eyed a Mozart future as he took on Cliff Richey in the Wimbledon fourth round after earlier beating Francois Jauffret Barry Phillips-Moore and Frank Sedgman. He noted his Steinway at home and hoped tennis would not spoil his music. Richey reached the quarterfinals with a straight-sets win over Adriano Panatta.
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Lawrence Aquahawks Rout Olathe In Swim Dual
Lawrence Aquahawk swimmers defeated Olathe 294 to 142 in a Wednesday dual meet. Winners include multiple boys and girls events across relays and individual sprints from Haack Arensberg Christie Swanson Hatfield Welsh Haley Haack Barnes Wilbur and others plus top times in medley relays 200 and 400 meter distances.
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Speeds of 175 Predicted For Schaeffer Qualifying
At Pocono International Raceway, 175 mph may set the pole for the Schaefer 500. Roger Penske and Mark Donohue led laps at 171.3 mph with 39 cars inspected and 37 drivers completing practice as dust halted activities briefly.
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Slo-Pitch Standings and Listings from Community League
A dense listing of Slo-Pitch standings and many local business and organization names. The reader can infer league divisions A B and C with participant clubs and sponsors including restaurants, hospitals, churches, and shops across the area.
NU Grid Star On Probation
Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska football star Johnny Rodgers was placed on two years probation after pleading guilty to larceny from a person related to a year old case. The star flanker from last season’s national champion Cornhuskers now faces coach Bob Devaney's decision on his football future.
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