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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1970

Page

4

Community R-6 Welcomes Winfield In Season Opener

Community R-6 High School hosts Winfield High School for the season debut at 7 p.m. Trojans aim to rebound from last year’s 5-15 record under coach Bob Mindlin. Key players include Pound, Pasley, Lower, Cox, Garnett, and more, as Winfield counters with Robertson, Westoff, Buskirk, Lawrence, Carson, and Parsons. The Trojan schedule runs through February 19.

Socotts Corner Trojans Winfield High School Ledgerland Bob Mindlin Trojan Kyle Pound Brent Pasley Bill Lower Greg Cox Tohnny Garnett Mindlin Joe Buskirk Randy Lawrence Ed Carson Dave Parsons

Big Eight Teams In Practice Ahead Of Key Games

Oklahoma Sooners must beat Kansas to stay alive in the Big Eight title race and show improved offense after a weak showing versus Missouri. Coach Chuck Fairbanks notes improved blocking but cites inconsistent execution and Missouri defense. Ford Phillips is unlikely to play. Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers says his team will bring its best game. Kansas LB Ken Page backs up at DT. Missouri prepares indoors for rain. Chuck Roper remains No. 1 QB with Mike Farmer slated to play. George Fountain, recently back from injury, expected to start again.

Oklahoma Sooners Kansas Missouri Chuck Fairbanks Fairbanks Ford Phillips Pepper Rodgers Kansas Jayhawkers Oklahoma Rodgers Kenny Page State Darrell Jan Nebraska Johnny Majors Dan Devine Chuck Roper Mike Farmer George Fountain Dist Devine

Root Remembered For Gopher Ball

Hollister California AP Charlie Root a major league pitcher with over 200 wins is remembered for a gopher ball hit by Babe Ruth in the 1932 World Series. Root died at 71 and spent retirement ranching and running an antique shop while lamenting the goat label attached to the famous called shot tale.

Hollister Calif Charlie Root Babe Ruth Root Ruth Homer Chicago Cubs Chicago New York Yankees Cubs Centerfield Yankees

Ruth and Root in Cubs legends clash and Notre Dame routs Pitt

Ruth teased Gay Bush from the dugout as Charlie Grimm disputed the umpire version. Joe Theismann led Notre Dame to a 46 14 victory over Pitt, amassing 381 yards for a career total near 4 750. Root, born 1899, built a 16 year Cubs career 201 wins 160 losses, involved in notable 1929 and 1932 World Series moments.

Cub Charlie Grimm Gay Bush Ruth Bush Joe Theismann Notre Dame Terry Hanratty South Bend Ind Pitt Hanratty Root Middletown Ohio Terre Haute Cubs Los Angeles Philadelphia Athletics Hack Wilson Athletics Milwaukee Braves Yankees

Colts Bench Packers 13-10 In Key Prep Playoff Bid

Baltimore took a step toward the playoffs by defeating Green Bay 13-10 as Sam Havrilak unleashed a 54 yard opener pass to Roy Jefferson. Jerry Hill added a 15 yard TD run, while Don McCafferty praised a new wrinkle and Baltimore's defense intercepted four Horn passes to move to 7-1.

Bob Greene Associated Press Milwaukee Baltimore Colts Green Bay Packers Sam Havrilak Bucknell Roy Jefferson Baltimore Don McCafferty Jerry Hill Colts John Unitas Havrilak Hill John Jim O'Brien Rick Volk Don Horn Green Bay Bob Jeter Unitas Dale Livingston Livingston O’brien Jim Grabowski

Tagge Stars as Nebraska Beats Iowa State 54 29

Nebraska quarterback Jerry Tagge, pressed into action due to arm concerns, threw 18 of 27 for 223 yards and two touchdowns in a 54 29 win over Iowa State. The performance earned him unanimous Big Eight back of the week honors, with coach Bob Devaney praising his poise and execution.

Robert Moore Associated Press Kansas City Jerry Tagge Nebraska Iowa State Cornhuskers Cyclones Tagge Bob Devaney van Brownson Brownson Otto Stowe Kansas State Bill Butler Jerry Devaney Town John Riggins Kansas Greg Pruitt Oklahoma Colorado John Keyworth John Tarver

Cervantes Bets Mule for Cardinals Cowboys Game

St Louis mayor A J Cervantes wired a wager on next Monday night’s nationally televised Cotton Bowl game betting a Missouri mule against a Texas steer. The mule would ride with the St Louis ambassadors to the game following the Cardinals 20 7 win over Dallas in the first meeting on Oct 4.

St, Louis Missouri Texas St. Louis

Gate crashers kept in check by Metro Stadium ushers

Minneapolis AP reports usher Bob Sims classifies would be gate crashers at Minnesota Vikings games. He groups scalers chargers namedroppers and bribers as officials guard 43 turnstiles with a 326 man crew plus police. Most attempts fail but some rush attempts cause disorderly conduct fines.

Pat Thompson Associated Press Minneapolis-St. Paul Minnesota Vikings Detroit Lions Bob Sims Sims Chargers Met

Notre Dame Tops AP Poll. Theismann Leads Tilt to No 1

Notre Dame rises to number one in the Associated Press college football poll after routing Pittsburgh 46 14 while Texas faltered. The Fighting Irish grab 23 of 46 first place votes and 822 points, edging Texas with 783 points and 13 first place votes. Ohio State Nebraska and Michigan follow. Theismann becomes Notre Dame's all time total offense leader as co captains Kelly and DiNardo praised.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Notre Dame Texas Ohio State Pittsburgh Baylor Fighting Irish Nebraska Michigan Arizona State Wisconsin Iowa State Ilinois Joe Theismann Ara Parseghian Theismann Satay Parseghian Jim Kelly Larry DiNardo Stanford Indians Washington

Bowling Notes From Mid City Lanes and Local Standings

Mid City Lanes reports team standings led by Charlie's Deep Rack with 25 wins and 15 losses. McMonigle 23-17 and Jay's 22 17% share the next spots, followed by Roadrunners 22-18, B H Recreation 19-21, Hales 18-22, Mid City 18-22, Pepsi 12-27. Individual marks include Jim Carney 583 series 228 game, Carney 583 and 228, and 495 191 for L Bird. Sapp 533 202. Jennings 633 183. Atkins 519 192. C McCune 538 203. Burt 183. Rose 511. Wraith 162. Rudd 429. Arkansas routed Rice 94-14, Auburn crushed Mississippi State 66-0, LSU up to ninth with 140-0 close over Alabama, and Tennessee slipping after a 20-16 win over South Carolina.

IGA Prudential Zeeway Mexico Heating Baker’s Chips Wetterall Foods Glen's Sinclair Mexico Bingo Gals Rona Wilson Naomi Snyder Shirley Lucky Strikes High Hopes Ringo Gals Mid City Jay's McMonigle L. Bird R. Sapp Pepsi Cola Hales and Hunter E. Atkins F. Jennings B&h Recreation Mid City II B. Rudd G. Wraith J. Carney Roadrunners Charlie’s C. McCune L. Rose J. Burt Mid City High Jim Carney Charlie's Jay’s Hales Pepsi Arkansas Rice Auburn Mississippi State Tennessee South Carolina Louisiana State Alabama Air Force Oregon Falcons Archie Manning Mississippi Houston San Diego State Dartmouth Toledo UCLA Southern California Kansas State LSU Arizona State Ole Miss Alabam Syracuse

Pinckney High Wins 1st in 46 Contests

Pinckney High School ends a six year winless streak by crushing Dansville 66 8 in their final game of the season. Coach Tom Wilson praises fans while noting the team’s psychological handicap and a tie for last place in the local league.

Pinckney Mich Pinckney High School Tom Wilson Dansville Wilson

Record Boot Hiway bowling standings and notable scores

High team game 904 and series 2873 lead the meeting. J Bowers top with 235 in a 598 series. Team standings show Cruzan 28 8 Hiway 26 10 Burt 21 15 Mid City 19 17 Young 12 24 Florsheim 2 34.

Hiway J. Bowers Cruzan Burt Mid City Young Florsheim New Orleans Tom Dempsey Detroit Lions T. Hoyt Bert Rechicher Bowers T. Johnson Balttimore D. Beckett Cruzan Liquors A. Beasley J. Brown

Hester Out For Season With Knee Injury

Chicago Bears tight end Jim Hester reinjures his right knee and will miss the rest of the NFL season, joining a growing injury list. Team officials say surgery not planned and recovery time uncertain.

Chicago Jim Hester Chicago Bears

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