Football notes mix scouting, coaching quips and college tales
A collage of college football chatter covers prospects like Gary Jeter and Randy Wilds, coaching jabs from McKay and Short, Kansas and KU on TV bans, UCLA and Pepper Rodgers remarks, and player moves including Vernon Vance and Jim Bailey. Ahmad Rashad and other names appear in passing.
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Texas Rangers
Bob Short
Billy Martin
Rangers
Short
UCLA
Pepper Rodgers
Nebraska
Bruin
St. Louis Cardinals
Bobby Moore
Ahmad Rashad
Randy Wilds
Miami
Fla
Jim Mertens
Wilds
Mertens
Lions Third In CC Meet At Shawnee Park
Mission South dominated the Mission cross country Meet in Shawnee Mission Park with 15 points. Lawrence placed third with 89, led by John Rinkenbaugh at 10 37, while Wyan dotte and other Lawrence runners competed. The Lions Band C-teams also finished third with plans to travel to Topeka for the Seaman Invitational Thursday.
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Shawnee
Mission South
Mission
Gopher Coach Denies Job Offer from Tams
University of Minnesota basketball coach Bill Musselman denied a job offer as general manager from the Memphis Tams of the ABA, report says. The Minneapolis Tribune stated the offer was made but Musselman rejected it.
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Tams
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Bill Musselman
Memphis Tams
Ameri- Memphis Tans
American Basketball Association
Minneapolis Tribune
Tolan Returns to Lift Reds in Key Ninth
Reds rally from 6 4 deficit as Phil Gagliano delivers a pinch single for two runs then Tolan singles home the winning run. Dodgers rout Houston 13 1 behind four hit performance by Willie Davis and four runs in first inning. Pirates beat Cardinals 3 1. Expos edge Phillies 3 2 moving into second place.
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Tolan
Reds
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Braves
Phil Gagliano
Andy Messersmith
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Houston
Willie Davis
Messersmith
Pirates
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Willie Stargell
Richie Hebner
Bob Robertson
Expos
Phillies
Montreal
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Standings and weekend MLB schedules across pennant races
Standings show New York idle at Idallimore and Cleveland leading with 12 11. Saturday games include Boston at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Detroit with Texas at Oakland. National League matchups feature Montreal Chicago and Los Angeles Houston listings plus Friday results across major clubs.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Idallimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
California
Wtidrow
Pattin
Slaton
Coleman
Broberg
Blue
Cstottlenore
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Atlanta
Pittshureh
Los Angeles
Houston
Hooton
Jenkins
Sadecki
Stone
Ruthven
Torrez
Booker
St. Lewis
Nagy
Sutton
East
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West Oak
Kansas City
Elmer's FG Lifts Bonner By Chieftains
Bonner Springs escapes with a 3-0 win over Tonganoxie as Mike Elmer kicks a 39 yard field goal in the third quarter. Dave Turner powers Tonganoxie with 101 rushing yards, while Bonner totals 200 rushing and 17 passing.
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Tonganoxie
Dave Turner
Bonner Springs
Mike Elmer
Chieftains
Turner
Tonga
Bonner
Braves
Darrell Wolf
Mike Bell
QBs Meet Tuesday at Allen Field House Film Room
The Lawrence Jayhawk Quarterback Club holds its first 1973 fall meeting next Tuesday morning in the Allen Field House film room. Season memberships are sold at the door. The program starts 6:30 a.m. with breakfast, then a 7 a.m. meeting with KU coach Don Fambrough and films of the KU Washington State game.
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Lawrence Jayhawk
Allen Fieldhouse
Don Fambrough
Chiefs Favored By Four Points In Season Opener
Kansas City holds a four point edge over the Los Angeles Rams for Sunday’s NFL opener televised on CBS. Len Dawson’s right thumb injury may force Mike Livingston into action if he cannot start. Curley Culp and Dave Hill are out, with George Seals and Francis Peay stepping in. Rams boast a 2-3-1 exhibition mark and a healthy squad with John Hadl at quarterback under new coach Chuck Knox.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Rams
Chiefs
Len Dawson
Dawson
St. Louis Cardinals
Curley Culp
Dave Hill
George Seals
Culp
Francis Peay
Hill
Rams
John Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Chuck Knox
Spring Hill Rips Baldwin 38-0 in Jayhawk League game
Spring Hill capitalized on several breaks to rout Baldwin 38 to 0 on Friday night. Baldwin coach Merle Venable cited fumbles at the goalline and inside the 10 as key miscues but praised running back Joe Schaumberg and sophomore safety Dean Routh as bright spots.
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Baldwin
Spring Hill
Jayhawk
Merle Venable
Venable
Joe Schaumberg
Dean Routh
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