Lions Face Leavenworth Debut Shorthanded for Opener
Lawrence High football loses two top fullbacks Jon Amyx and Jim Carter for Friday's game at Haskell Stadium against Leavenworth. Carter plays, Amyx out at least two weeks with knee injury. Glen Walker moves toAmyx spot as other roster changes follow. Caleb Rowe leads Pioneers, a strong 9-1 outfit expected to contend for Centennial League title.
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Grudge Battle For Newcombe Near at Hand
Forest Hills scene as John Newcombe vows revenge on Ken Rosewall after their Wimbledon final clash. Newcombe, 29, defeats Jimmy Connors 6-4 7-6 7-6 and Villay Amritraj 6-4 6-3 6-3 to reach the U S Open semifinals while Rosewall fends off Vijay Amritraj in a late comeback. Chris Evert and Evonne Goolagong advance to the semifinals after narrow battles with Rosemary Casals.
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Missouri's Jerman Transfers to Lincoln University
Missouri basketball forward Felix Jerman, a 6 foot 5 inch sophomore who averaged 7.2 points per game, has transferred to Lincoln University, official sources said today in Jefferson City.
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Reds widen lead with 9-3 win over Astros on bench supportive duo
Reds beat the Houston Astros 9-3 as Dan Driessen and Ed Armbrister fueled the rally, with Armbrister driving in three and Driessen delivering the tiebreaker in an 11th inning six run burst. Pete Rose praised Norman’s impact as Cincinnati moved two games up on the Dodgers in the NL West.
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Baseball Roundup From Major League Action
Phillies blank Padres 4 0 while Padres beat Braves 4 3. Reds win as Driessen delivers and Menke, Carroll, Rose, Morgan drive runs. Giants sweep Dodgers 7 0. Cardinals top Pirates 5 3 as Sizemore and McCarver drive in runs. Mets edge Phillies 4 0 with Sadecki and McGraw four-hitter. Locklear delivers ninth inning single for Padres win over Atlanta.
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OU Cage Coach Lane Dies at 41
Lester Lane former Sooner basketball star and head coach at Oklahoma collapsed during a lunch-hour game. He died at Norman Municipal Hospital after teammates performed CPR. Lane, 41, had returned five months earlier as head coach and had a distinguished playing career including Olympic gold in 1960.
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Don Fambrough Plans Non Scrimmage For Saturday
Kansas coach Don Fambrough said there would be no heavy scrimmage Saturday ahead of the Sept. 15 opener with Washington State. He indicated a game plan session and light goal line work only, stressing conditioning to avoid injuries. Two players are listed on the injury report, tight end Gregg Hosack and guard Jerone Hodges, both expected back next week.
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Fights Last Night Reported by Associated Press
In Las Vegas Rocky DiFazio of Chicago and Larry Shelton of North Las Vegas drew after a night of boxing action. The bout results list both fighters at 19 rounds.
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Chiefs trim roster to 40 by trades and waivers
Hank Stram moved five players off the active squad including Al Bert White Warren McVea and Bill Ellenbogen. Lincoln Minor was traded to New Orleans for a sixth round pick next season. Curley Culp was deactivated with a knee injury and Larry Marshall placed on injured waivers.
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