Bowl Bid Improbable as Haskell Stuns Fort Scott 68-6
Haskell Indians shells Fort Scott Junior College 68 to 6 at Haskell Stadium. Noah Allen notes Fort Scott’s botched plays allowed the decisive run of the game and keeps Greyhounds hopeful for an Arizona bowl bid pending Mesa and Jawa Central results.
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Greyhounds rout Fort Scott in high-scoring road win
Haskell jumped to a fast lead but Fort Scott used a late start to seize momentum. Rick Weiser sparked the Greyhounds with a one-yard TD and Leroy Harris caught a late score as the final tally topped 40 points. Brown Ward and Garrett each ran for over 100 yards for Haskell while Hastings led the Tribe with 61 rushing yards.
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Leonard Suspended and Riley Traded in NBA Moves
New York Indiana Pacers coach Bob Leonard received a two day suspension and a $1000 fine the largest in ABA history for a November 7 in Indianapolis outburst during a game against the Carolina Cougars. Kansas City-Omaha Kings traded Ron Riley to the Houston Rockets for Otto Moore. Dodgers bought Rick Auerbach from Milwaukee Brewers. Padres traded Clay Kirby to Cincinnati Reds for Bobby Tolan and Dave Tomlin. Grover Reid beat Owen Davidson 7-6 6-1 to reach the Dewar Cup final in Billingham England. Tom Gorman beat Stan Smith 7-5 6-7 6-4 to reach Stockholm Open semis. Gibby Gilbert led after day two of the World Open with a 74.
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West South win Mission Clubs in 5 A finale
Shawnee Mission West defeated Wichita Southeast 7-6 and will meet Shawnee Mission South after South won 24-7 over Wichita North to reach the 5A final. Defending 5A champions Kansas teams Kapaun Mt Carmel 3A and other titleholders were also in action as playoff results spread across classes.
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