Injuries Hit Chiefs Hard As Lifters Struggle to Patch
Kansas City coach Paul Wiggin confronts a dramatic injury crisis as 19 players miss time since July. Key losses include Bob Maddox and Tom Condon ending their seasons, Mike Livingston likely out Sunday, while Ed Budde and Otis Taylor head a crowded injured reserve. Wiggin vows no excuses as depth dwindles.
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Sports poll on 1976-77 conference for Bulldogs
Readers are asked to vote on whether Mexico should join or form a new sports conference for the 1976 77 school year. Those voting yes should name preferred conferences or schools, while those voting no should cite reasons to stay in the Mid-State Conference. Ballots via mail to Ledger Sports Dept or at front desk.
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Morgan's Versatility Earns Him MVP Award
Oakland AP report on Joe Morgan winning the National League MVP for 1975 with Cincinnati Reds. Morgan, 5-foot-7, cites hitting, fielding, base-stealing and scoring as his complete game. He hit .327, led with 132 walks, had 67 steals, 107 runs, 97 RBIs, 17 homers and 27 doubles, and delivered the Series winning hit in Game 7.
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Jets Fire Charley Winner in Shakeup for Five Games
Jets fire head coach Charley Winner and appoint offensive coordinator Ken Shipp to run the team for the final five games of the season, as the AP notes a historic award margin and talks of honors.
Tigers Favor NU Over OU
Missouri players expect Nebraska to beat Oklahoma in Norman on Saturday by a three to one margin. A poll of 30 Tigers shows 29 backing Nebraska, 1 for Oklahoma, with many predicting a close contest.
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Three area teams win as season nears midpoint
In Tuesday action, Clapton Hawks toppled Montgomery R-2 70 61 as host, with Charlie Penn scoring 33 and 20 rebounds in a tight night of East Missouri Conference play. Wellsville fell 83 75 to Hermann, while Sturgeon routed Harrisburg 31 22 and Centralia beat Macon 47 43 in CCC play.
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Cards To Hold Line On Prices
The St. Louis Cardinals said NFL game tickets at Busch Stadium will stay at $5 for bleacher seats and $10 for reserved seats next season. The Sporting Scene, See-Tv's weekly local sports show, will not air today and returns next Wednesday at 6 p.m. on Channel 12 with a Mexico program.
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NBA Scores and Standings Report
Campbell Conference notes Patrick Olivsson lead with wins and goals across divisions. The report lists teams such as Atlanta United, New York Rangers, Montreal, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Boston, and Chicago with scattered results and upcoming matchups including Buffalo, New York, Vancouver, Toronto, and Minnesota.
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