Grapplers Set To Battle Oklahoma State And Oklahoma
Cal Poly wrestling team ranked No. 1 by Amateur Wrestling News travels to Norman Oklahoma and Stillwater Oklahoma to face Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. The Mustangs seek a big win after an 18-12 loss to Michigan State led by standout 118-pounder Ray Stapp who helped Oklahoma State edge Oklahoma 27-7 in a Midlands Tournament tuneup.
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Oklahoma State
Vaughan Hitchcock
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Sooners
Ilinois
Ray Stapp
Stapp
Kansas State University
U.S. Naval Academy
University of Maryland
U.S. Air Force Academy
Jaycees take over loop lead in Pee Wee play
The Jaycees dominated Ostlund's Pets 41 to 18 to stretch their undefeated streak to six in the American League Pee Wee division. George Polly scored 18 for the Jaycees as Cable TV beat the Lompoc Flyers 25 to 16 for their first win. Rick Fridrich scored 13 for the Elks as they beat Olivera Photo 22 to 15 for their fourth win.
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George Polly
Cable
Lompoc Flyers
Flyers
Jeff Jones
Rick Fridrich
Elks
Olivera
Stram Sees 70s Football As Witty, Varied Power
Hank Stram argues the 1970s will favor wit over brawn in pro football. He cites Kansas City’s versatile offense and innovative defense as proof, noting AFL coaching creativity and blitz adaptations outpaced early NFL conservatism.
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Kansas
Shaving Strokes Advice and Golf Book Promotion
Readers receive golf tips focusing on wedge use and short game by Frank Beard. The piece cites keeping knees close, staying down, and exaggerating putting stroke with weight to the left. A promotion for Shaving Strokes offers the book by mail from a New York address.
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P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Seaver and Garrett recall famous 1965 baseball duel in Chiefs win
In USC spring 1965 intersquad game Tom Seaver used a changeup to strike out Ike Garrett, who boasted a fastball battle. Back in Kansas City, Seaver and Garrett reunite after a Chiefs victory with playful hugs and stories. A photographer captures the moment as analysts discuss Kansas City’s dominant defense.
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Garrett
Jets
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Tommy
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Chiefs
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Dawson's Busy Week Shows Pro Sports Life Beyond Field
Kansas City quarterback Lennie Dawson juggles four radio and two TV shows daily, even amid Super Bowl week and gambling investigation links. Fellow players like Gene Freese mark birthdays amid football and showbiz hustle as news turns to sports media and a World Cup ski event in Switzerland.
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Kansas City
Dawson
Kmbz-Tv
Don Fortune
KMBZ
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Pirates
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Freese
Hawaii
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