Kansas and Kansas State Face a Measured Rivalry Clash
In a rare calm buildup to the Kansas-Kansas State game, both teams carry 3-1 records with sights set on the conference title or a bowl. Kansas State emphasizes defense and simple, effective offense while Kansas relies on earned confidence and quieter swagger, expecting a competitive showing rather than a defining showdown.
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Secretariat Back in Form at Belmont Park
Secretari at Belmont Park wins the Man O War on the grass by five lengths. Jockey Ron Turcotte says he was relaxed as Secretariat overtook Tentam, the country’s top grass horse, to reclaim top form after upsets since the Belmont win.
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Nicklaus Wins Kings Island Open, Donates Prize in Charity
Jack Nicklaus cruises to a four round total of 271 13 under par winning the $125 000 Ohio Kings Island Open while declining the purse He starts a 20000 OSU scholarship in his late father Charles Nicklaus and donates the remaining 5000 to the Boy Scouts of America Nicklaus secures his 50th career victory and tops money list with earnings over 1 98 million in the American Tour.
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Dietzel Cleared to Return to South Carolina Team
University of South Carolina coach Paul Dietzel, 49, was to be released from an eight day hospital stay and return to coaching. Doctors will recheck him at season's end after he was hospitalized with abdominal pains.
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Mets Storm Reds 9-2 as brawl slows playoff game
Staub homered twice driving in four runs and Harrelson brawled with Rose in a fight that sparked a field-wide melee at Shea. Mets take a 2-1 lead in the NL playoff series as fans pelting debris followed the fifth inning brawl.
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A’s Players Glum After Rainout
Oakland players blame rain for favoring the Orioles in the AL championship series as game four shifted to Wednesday. Reggie Jackson said the A’s were on the run before Baltimore’s Jim Palmer returned to start. Finley faulted the last minute call while Cro ning faced criticism from fans and managers.
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Pro Cage Report Regular Season Opens With Multiple Matches
The schedule lists regular season games including Houston at Buffalo Detroit at New York Capital at Atlanta Golden State at Cleveland Los Angeles at Chicago Houston at Philadelphia Golden State at Detroit Chicago vs KC Omaha at Kansas City Seattle at Phoenix New York at Indiana Memphis at Utah San Diego at San Antonio.
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NHL Matchups This Week Across Major Cities
Pro hockey schedule lists Montreal at Minnesota Buffalo at Toronto Detroit at New York Rangers New York Islanders at Atlanta Vancouver at Boston Chicago at Los Angeles St. Louis at California.
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Ex KU Cage Captain Schmidt Dies At 70
George Harold Schmidt a Kansas City native who captained the University of Kansas basketball team in the 1920s died Monday at his Bartlesville Oklahoma home He was 70 Schmidt graduated from KU in 1927 and coached at Fort Hays State College later joining Phillips Petroleum retiring in 1966 as assistant traffic manager after 30 years of service
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Bruins Forward Derek Sanderson Back on Ice
Derek Sanderson, veteran Bruins forward, has resumed skating after a three week back injury. His return to the lineup remains undetermined.
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