Green and Lewis Acquitted in Roseburg Rape Case
A Roseburg jury acquitted Woody Green and Rich Lewis of rape charges after two hours of deliberation. Green, 23, a Kansas City Chiefs running back, and Lewis, 24, a New York Jets linebacker, are brothers in law as Green is married to Lewis’s sister. The trial, regarding a May 11 incident at Loon Lake, northwest Roseburg, concluded with a not guilty verdict.
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Mexico Bulldogs unveil old new look for season opener at Hannibal
Mexico seeks first opening win since 1972 as coach Art Seals reinstates the I formation to boost the passing game. Seniors Billy Fry and Mark Fine anchor a backfield limited in depth while Hannibal counters with a strong wishbone and experienced backs and a stout defense.
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High School Football Schedule and Standings Snapshot
District scores and upcoming matches across multiple leagues show Monroe City at Paris and Slater facing Santa Fe, with North Callaway and Fulton MSD looping in. Marceline leads independent play alongside Slater, while West Paris and Hickman vie in their respective circuits.
Oklahoma Won't Go Unchallenged in College Football
New York AP reports Oklahoma faces strong Big Eight rivals and national contenders. Barry Switzer cautions about injuries and tougher defenses, naming key players like Joe Washington and Leroy Selmon while Nebraska Colorado and Oklahoma State loom. Other top programs include Notre Dame Penn State USC UCLA Texas A&M and Arizona teams. Also notes Oklahoma’s bowl eligibility and Orange Bowl pact, with Nebraskas roster strength and Penn State’s evolving offense and USC’s Baby Brigade. Jimmy Connors reaches U.S. Open semifinals with a straight sets win.
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MU Front-Liners Brace for Alabama Test on TV Night
Missouri players view Monday night opener with Alabama at Legion Field as a premier challenge and chance for a signature season. Quotes from Pisarkiewicz Downing Fitzgerald Morrissey Towns Cooper McRoberts Grossart Douglass Frisch Marshall Blakeman reflect resolve, nerves, and the pressure to perform against a storied No. 2 team.
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Crimson Tide Coach Bryant Sees Improvement Ahead
Alabama coach Paul Bryant said the team looked better after Thursday practice as they prepare for a nationally televised game against Missouri in Birmingham. He warned of possible defeat if the Tide fails to play its best, with a 4:05 kickoff.
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