Sudan Hornets Eye Third as District Title Race Tightens
By BILL HART ular, the Sudan Hornets loom as experienced end and backfield depth challenges. Farwell and Springlake appear top favorites, but Sudan and Hale Center collide in a tight district race after a final game tie potential to seal the first outright title in Sudan history.
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Avalanche Journal
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Mark Baker
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Hornets Football Roster Trends Plus Schedule Notes
Coach Hank Brown fields a 34 man football squad with 10 juniors on term. The Hornets rely on a veteran backfield led by Tommy Thomson and Mike Smith with Pat Brownd and Danny Allen at key back positions. Three lettermen return on the line including Danny Ford, Robert Williamson, and Kenzel May as center Tommy King competes for the spot. District 3-4 standings loom as depth tests and new players push for roles in a rebuilding year.
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Ropesville Eagles Charts District 3B Bid
Ropesville returns eight starters led by ace back Milan and quarterback Jerry Marrow as they push for a top finish in District 3B. Morrow shifts to halfback while four seniors depart, leaving a mix of nine freshmen and ten juniors to help the Eagles’ offense.
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Avalanche Journal Sports Wester
Ropesville
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Jerry Marrow
Milan
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Sedgwick
Mickey Smith
Ray Witt
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Mike Timmons
Smith
Jud
Maxtfield
Morrow
Wither
Senators Split Doubleheader with Cleveland in Labor Day Opener
Cleveland and Washington split the twin bill as both teams launched homers and big innings. Cleveland’s opener saw a five-run burst including Adcock and Bartlett. Washington answered with three-run shots from Don Zimmer and Ed Brinkman and a late homer by Ed Habough in the nightcap to seal the split.
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Yay
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Bladcock
Bartlett
Deeans
Nune
Brown
Utdley
Harthree
Senators
Don Zimmer
Ed Brinkman
Jerry Walker
Barry Latman
Washington
Ed Habough
Walker
Chiefs Rookie Flanker Johnson Out With Neck Fracture
Kansas City Chiefs suffer a serious injury as promising rookie Albert Miller fractures a cervical vertebra. He is out for the season and faces possible partial paralysis of the arms. Team hopes for recovery but prognosis uncertain.
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Fragmentary AP note hints at large crowd and event
The incomplete AP text indicates a large audience and an athletics or entertainment event with a record crowd of 71 675 noted alongside names and locations that are partially garbled. No clear dates or full participant details are readable.
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Crimson King Farm
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White Sox Rally Spoils Twin Bill Finale in Chicago
In Chicago the White Sox overcome a 5-1 deficit to win 7 6. J. C. Martin delivered the big hit with a two run double in the ninth after Ron Hangen opened with a double and Joe Cunningham walked. The Angels won the opener 7-5.
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Bill Chicago
J. C. Martin
Chicago White Sox
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Angels
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White Sox
Ron Hangen
Paul Foytack
Joe Cunningham
Martin
Raiders Drill Continues Two-A-Day Practices Ahead of Opener
Raiders coach King led a split scrimmage with 7 man units and five minute drills. Leo Lowrey Charles Graham and James Zantos stood out during the afternoon session as players log five minutes each. The plan calls for two daily practices with stronger contact before tapering to one session as Washington State game on Sept 21 approaches.
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Raiders
Leo Lowrey
Charles Graham
James Zantos
Washington State
Nicklaus Beats Palmer in Holiday Classic Tie Breaker
Gary pocketed 20000 for first prize while Jack Nicklaus earned 18000 and Arnold Palmer 14000. The trio battled windy Glen Flora course deciding the 50 000 event with Nicklaus posting 34 36 70. Palmer shot 36 38 74 to 141 overall and Gary tied Palmer at 136 after 36 holes.
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Sox Sweep Twin Bill Labor Day Doubleheader
Boston swept a Labor Day doubleheader from Baltimore as Bob Heffner earned his fourth win and Jim Monbouquette notched his 19th, with Dick Radatz recording his 12th save. Eddie Bressoud delivered a two run triple, aiding a 4-3 win before a 2-0 victory backed by strong pitching and key hits.
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Chuck Schil
Lawson Wins McKinney Shoots Playoff Birdie for Third
Lawson wins third place after a playoff with J B White over 218 in the McKinney event. Whit White defends. Ermie Gilkerson and others are listed among Presidents and Second Flights with players such as Tom Sampson and Bill Crumley noted in this regional golf lineup.
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Dean ‘Killian
Turdyright
Oklahoma State Shifts Football Staff After Scrimmage
Coach Phil Cutchin rearranges several offensive linemen following a Saturday intra squad scrimmage. He moved players in a few spots and considered another swap after reviewing game film.
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Okla
Phil Cutchin
Oklahoma State
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