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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1975

Page

9

Chiefs edge Chargers 12 10 in tense week

San Diego coach Tommy Prothro and Kansas City’s Paul Wiggin voiced mixed feelings after the Chiefs escaped with a 12-10 win. Wiggin admitted frustration at a conservative game plan despite a second straight win by Mike Livingston and Walter White. Prothro blasted the Chargers’ mistakes as San Diego struggled to finish.

SAN Diego Paul Wiggin Tommy Prothro Kansas City Chiefs San Diego Chargers Wiggin Oakland Chargers Mike Livingston Walter White Kansas City Livingston White Maryland Jesse Reitas Sam Scarber Ray Wersching Mike Fuller Steelers Bears Rams Falcons James Harris Bob Klein Harold Jackson Tom Dempsey Atlanta Chiefs Jan Stenerud 49Ers Saints San Francisco Norm Snead Gene Washington New Orleans

MMA Rally Secures First Victory In Homecoming Win

MMA Must Rally For First Victory Saturday was Dad's Day at Missouri Military Academy as the Colonels beat Montgomery Co. R-2 32-16 to improve to 1-5. Jett Nedblake rushed 121 yards and two scores, Mike Wrage added a 120-yard effort and a TD, despite a shaky start with two MMA fumbles.

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Tennis Girls From Mexico Play Strong But Miss State Reach

Mexico Bulldogs fought hard in district tennis play led by coach Ellen Wilson who praised their effort despite finishing ninth in the team race and failing to advance any players to state. Top performers included Jamie Nielsen and Barb James with notable doubles runs against Rock Bridge and Jefferson City competition.

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Rain Cloud Hangs Over Sixth World Series Game

Boston and Cincinnati brace for a sixth World Series game delayed by a Nor’easter with rain likely to force another postponement. Manager Sparky Anderson shifts Gary Nolan to start, while Darrell Johnson rests Luis Tiant for potential Game Seven if needed.

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Colorado Converts MU Mistakes Into Victory

In Boulder Colorado over Missouri the Buffaloes erased a 17-3 deficit with three turnovers turning into four touchdowns. Tony Reed ran 153 yards and two scores while David Williams added a late rushing TD as Colorado won 31-20 in the Big Eight. Missouri relied on Pisarkiewicz before the rally.

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College Teams Prove Football Games Never Over Until Last Down

AP Sports Writer Herschel Nissen sun shows college football lived up to its late drama as top 20 teams battled through second-half rallies. Colorado, Arizona, Notre Dame, Auburn, South Carolina, Purdue and others staged comebacks while Ohio State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Nebraska and USC led tight races in major conferences.

Herschel Nissenson Arizona Texas Tech Red Raiders Lee Pistor Notre Dame Air Force Jerome Heavens Phil Gargis Ed Butler Seddrick McIntyre Auburn Georgia Tech Shug Jordan Jeff Grantz Phillip Logan South Carolina Mississippi Purdue Illinois Mark Vitali Paul Beery Ted Brown Johnny Evans Don Buckey North Carolina State North Carolina Tulane West Virginia David Walters Alabama Florida Tennessee Richard Todd Jimmy DuBose Tony Green Florida State Dave Stutts Dick Barvinchak Penn State Syracuse Arizona State Colorado State Dennis Sproul Sun Devils Larry Mucker ASU Western Athletic Conference

Oilers upset Redskins as Brazile ejected in a rough clash

Houston fans roared as rookie linebacker Robert Brazile was ejected for a forearm on Billy Kilmer. Don Hardeman’s 1-yard TD with 1:00 left sealed a 13-10 Houston upset, while Bart Starr’s Packers toppled Dallas 19-17 and other NFL results highlighted a wild Sunday finale.

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College grid scores from page eight sports roundup

A dense list of college football and basketball results with numerous teams and scores. Notable entries include Boston College over Navy 17 to 3, Colgate 22 over Princeton 2, Penn State 19 to 7 against Syracuse, Duke 25 over Clemson 21, Florida 34 over Florida State 8, Michigan 69 over Northwestern 9, and California 51 over Oregon State 24 among many others.

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