Heamnes Fieldhouse Opens Business Offices Monday
Mizzou athletic ticket office moves to the Heares multipurpose building in Columbia starting Monday at 8 30 am. The football staff will occupy offices by week’s end. Ticket numbers listed 882 2386 892 2397 and 882 2388. Nebraska game tickets scarce. Home games include Oregon Baylor California Iowa State and Colorado on Oct 28 and Kansas on Nov 25.
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Mizzou
Heares
Tigers
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Colorado
Kansas
Oregon
Baylor
California
Iowa State
Council Exempts Athletes In Wage Control Ruling
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council granted wage control exemptions to professional athletes and their team managers and coaches to correct inequities from short earnings careers. The Pay Board urged similar treatment for managers and coaches. ticket prices for sports events stay under controls.
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Washington
Conservation Agent's Not-So-Glamorous Night Rescue
Perryville veteran conservation agent E A Buchanan and allies hunted down 14 of 15 baby wood ducks stranded by the highway. They sheltered the orphans with a hot water bottle and returned them to Duck Creek, noting the job’s demanding, unglamorous side.
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Perryville
E.A. Buchanan
Perry County
Ralph Cowan
Highway Department
Buchanan
Cowan
Duck Creek
US Netmen Hope to Clinch Zone Finals
In Santiago Chile the United States aim to clinch the American Zone final of the Davis Cup. Harold Solomon seeks to close out Patricio Cornejo in the remaining singles and the Smith Van Dillen doubles team must defeat an unnamed Chilean pair to wrap up the best of five.
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Chile
United States
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
Patricio Cornejo
Stan Smith
Southern Pines
S.C
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Calif
Smith
Djime Pinto-Bravo
Solomon-Cornejo
Solomon
Cornejo
Akron rookie shares lead in American Golf Classic
Steve Melnyk tied for the 54 hole lead at 137 after a two under par 68 at Firestone. He sits alongside Bert Yancey and Ray Floyd, one stroke ahead of Arnold Palmer and Jim Weichers as Dave Eichelberger posts the day’s best 65 and a large group sits within two strokes.
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Akron, Ohio
Steve Melnyk
Bert Yancey
Ray Floyd
Melnyk
Firestone Country Club
Yancey
Floyd
Bing Crosby
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jim Weichers
Dave Eichelberger
Gibby Gilbert
Tom Alexas
Kermit Zarley
Mike Hill
J.C. Snead
Hale Irwin
Ron Cerrudo
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Tony Jacklin
Billy Casper
Physical Exams To Be Given At Mexico High School
Mexico High School coach Art Seals announced free physical examinations for all seventh to 12th grade students planning to participate in varsity sports. Mexico doctors will conduct checkups at 8 p.m. Friday in the varsity dressing room. All MHS athletes must have a complete physical before competing in varsity sports.
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Mexico
Art Seals
MHS
Gibby’s Streak Reaches 11 Wins With 2-1 Braves Victory
Gibby, 36, after starting 0-5 in May, improves to 11-5 with an 11th straight win as St. Louis defeats Atlanta 2-1. He also homered for the Cardinals, his fourth of the season, while Darrell Evans hit his 13th for the Braves. Other NL results include Chicago over Houston 11-3 and Los Angeles 3-0 over Philadelphia.
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Atlanta Braves
Braves
Darrell Evans
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Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
San Diego
Montreal
New York
San Francisco
Billy Williams
Cubs
Joe Pepitone
Doug Rader
Jim
Wilhelm Leaves Dodgers in Frantic Release Shuffle
Hoyt Wilhelm, age 49, bid farewell to the Dodgers after an unconditional release, aiming to extend his record as the most teams pitched for. He has appeared in over 1,000 games with a 2.52 ERA in 2,253 innings, and 1,070 relief appearances. Bart Starr, 38, announced his retirement from football after years of injuries, ending a celebrated era with the Green Bay Packers and a lifetime 17.4% pass completion record. Starr cited persistent arm pain and purposed to stop playing despite initial plans for a 17th season.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Cherry
Green Bay
Wis
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Green Bay Packers
Pinnin
Baltimore
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Dodgers
Dan Devine
Starr
Packers
Alabama
Vince Lombardi
Tles
Tommy Nobis
Atlanta Falcons
Scott Hunter
Lolich Aims at 20 Wins After Rangers Victory
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich improved to 18? Actually 17 wins, tossing seven innings of three run allowed ball as the Tigers beat the Texas Rangers 3 1. Lolich’s 17th win leads the American League and his 156th strikeout paces the league. The win keeps Detroit one game ahead of Baltimore in the East race with other AL results highlighting Red Sox over A’s in 14 innings and Yankees sweeping the Angels.
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Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Lolich
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Tigers
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Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A's
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Boog Powell
Kansas City
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Red Sox
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RBI
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Jack Brohamer
Tom McCraw
Cleveland
Chicago
Dick Tidrow
White Sox
Bobby Murcer
Ron Blomberg
Johnny Callison
Fritz Peterson
New York
Mel Stottlemyre
Johnny Ellis
Yankees
Dart-Throwers Ready for Championship at New Yorker Club
AP special report from New York on the U S international dart team trials held at the New Yorker Club in mid Manhattan. Midnight Liz Elizabeth Martin Vavro of Woodside and other dart players discuss pressure, drink, pills, and the rise of competitive darts across the United States with British rules and a world championship looming in London the week of Oct 15.
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National Dart League
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Manhattan
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Queens
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Woodside
N.Y
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Peggy Lewis
Magnolia
Ark
Sports on the Today Network schedule highlights major events
The listings show baseball with the Red Sox hosting the Athletics at 1 p.m. on the Today network, plus Canadian football between Montreal Alouettes and Hamilton Tiger-Cats, golf action from Akron and other wide world sports including chess, cliff diving, and a Firecracker 400 stock car race. Also noted are Cardinals versus Braves before the All-Star break and AAU events with volleyball and track coverage. Rick Wise to start for the Cardinals in a 1 15 p.m. game ahead of the All-Star break.
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Oakland Athletics
Montreal Alouettes
Hamilton Tiger- Cats
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Acapulco
Akron
Watkins Glen
N.Y
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