Non Leagues Test Big Eight In Openers
Big Eight teams open the 1974 season against eight nonconference foes with Colorado facing no 9 ranked opponent and posting plans for passing growth led by quarterback David Williams. Oklahoma, Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas State host or travel for key games while Kansas, Iowa State, Oklahoma State and Colorado play night road challenges.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Iona State
Bill Mallory
Buffs
Michigan
Oklahoma
Baylor
Nebraska
Oregon
Kansas State
Tulsa
Oklahoma State
Wichita State
Kansas
Washington State
Missouri
Mississippi
Iowa State
Texas Tech
Mallory
Eddie Crowder
David Williams
Billy Waddy
Barry Switzer
Sooners
Steve Davis
Joe
Vince Gibson
Steve Grogan
Wildcats
Cowboys
Charlie Weatherbie
Brent Blackman
George Palmer
Jayhawks
Don Fambrough
Scott McMichael
Dave Jaynes
McMichael
Emmett Edwards
Bruce Adams
Ken Saathoff
Ray Smith
Tigers
Auburn
Buddy Hardeman
Cyclones
Mike Strachan
Rebels Ready After Tulane Postponement
Oxford Mississippi AP Coach Ken Cooper says Mississippi is mature enough to focus on Missouri after Tulane game was postponed by Carmen. He notes opening home game against Missouri would have drawn about 70 900. team will now refresh and study last year’s films. Missouri, a veteran squad with 13 returning seniors, is described as physical and conservative on offense.
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Oxford
Miss
Ken Cooper
University of Mississippi
Tulane
Missouri
New Orleans
Cooper
Rebels
Cane Carmen
Kiais
Carmen
College Football Scores Incomplete Readout
AP compiled college football results showing a mix of scores including Tennessee 17 UCLA 0 and Michigan 33, Texas Washington 6, Mississippi State 4, and Tennessee Tech 17. The garbled list also mentions Ohio East, Syracuse 23, Oregon State 15, Louisville, Wake Forest, Richmond 14, and Tulsa entries among various teams across conferences.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Michigan
St Me
Northeastern
Maine
Syracuse
Oregon State
Wee Ve
oMiddie Tenn
Ten
Messee
Mississippi St
William
Maryro
Norlin Caroling
Wake Forest
Wells
Richmond
Villanova
Woo
Tampa
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Ucla
Mexico Meating 3 leads bowling scoreboard mix in local league
In Friday twilight action at the local bowling scene teams such as Prudential Five, Mexico Heating, Zee Way and Glen Shebi posted varied scores. High game honors went to Linda Wisdom with 223 and 549 series, while Prudential Five claimed a 2095 team series. Friday's meet also noted several high game and high series performances across multiple squads.
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Enacy
Prudential Five
Jay’s
Glen's Shell
Mexico Meating
Zee Way
Klines
Angel Land
Linda Wisdom
Prudential
Mexico
Glen Shebi
Say's
Oixte
Dyce Grossman
Joyce Grossman
Area Colleges Sports Scores From Regional Matches
The Associated Press recap lists North Missouri 42, Kansas State 34. Culver-Stockton 14, Omaha 34. Northern Iowa 22, Pittsburgh 14. Harding 40, Miles City Western 10. Missouri Valley 12, Missouri Rolla 2. Emporia State 29, Arkansas Tech 16. Central Missouri State Wy 14. Eastern Illinois 14. Monmouth 1, Graceland.
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The
Asociated Press
North Missouri
Kearsey
Neb
Save
M - Culver
Stockton Cordia
Northern Jows
Pittsburgh Sale
PTL Aaheiel
Harding
Ark
Milesiouri Western
Missouri
Missouri Rolla
Peeceek Te
Sloan Gillette Cut By Football Cards
The St Louis Cardinals trimmed their active roster to 50 players. Waived were Jim Sniadecki Walker Gillette Gene Hamlin Bill Bynum Reggie Harrison Mary Owens and Bonnie Sloan. Defensive end Ron Davia was placed on injured reserve after knee surgery.
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St, Louis
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Jim Sniadecki
Walker Gillette
Gene Hamlin
Bill Bynum
Reggie Harrison
Mary Owens
Bonnie Sloan
Ron Davia
Kansas City
Goolagong and Rosewall Reach U S Open Final Showdowns
Evonne Goolagong defeated Chris Evert to meet Billie Jean King for the women’s crown while Ken Rosewall beat defending champion John Newcombe to set a Wimbledon rematch at the U S Open. Connors also advances, with King aiming for a third Open title and Rosewall seeking a second. The day featured weary players, weather delays, and age versus youth dynamics amid Australian supremacy hopes.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Evonne Goolagong
Ken Rosewall
Miss Goolagong
America
Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
Rosewall
John Newcombe
Jimmy Connors
York
Ms. King
Julie Heldman
Miss Evert
Ms. Kings Rosewall
Connors
Evonne
Garrett's Revenge Scuttles Cardinals in Mets win
Wayne Garrett homered for the New York Mets driving in three and sparking an 8th inning rally to defeat St. Louis 5-3. Lou Brock stole two bases and tied NL and career marks, while Tom Seaver held the Cardinals to four hits through seven innings before the decisive inning.
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ST. Louis
Wayne Garrett
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
John McSherry
Garrett
Lynn MecGlothen
Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
McGlothen
Cards
Red Schoendienst
Lou Brock
Maury Wills
Brock
Pirates
Max Carey
Tom Seaver
Wills
Seaver
Felix Millan
Ed Kranepool
John Milner
Red
Kranepool
Milner
Spurrier Out Two Months After Shoulder Break in Preseason
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve Spurrier suffered a right shoulder separation in the third quarter as Los Angeles beat San Francisco 17 7 to end the preseason. Joe Reed will start in place with two interceptions and a five yard TD run. Spurrier faces surgical repair while the league notes several other exhibition results across the weekend.
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Howard Smith
San Francisco 49Ers
Steve Spurrier
Spurrier
Florida
49Ers
Ram
Joe Reed
Los Angeles
New England Patriots
Philadelphia Eagles
Atlanta Falcons
Denver Broncos
Reed
Mississippi State
Fred Dryer
Jack Youngblood
Irish Unburdened By Top Spot In 1974 Season Opener
Notre Dame, ranked third in the AP poll behind Oklahoma and Ohio State, opens its season against Georgia Tech under coach Ara Parseghian. Injuries and suspensions reduce a defending champion roster as Tech installs a Wishbone offense, while UCLA and Tennessee battle to a 17 17 tie and other top teams post late scores.
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Atlanta
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Parseghian
Fighting Irish
Abc-Tv
Georgia Tech
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Alabama
Pepper Rodgers
Tech
Yellow Jackets
Rodgers
Shuffles Nip Wetterau For Softball Title
The Harlem Shuffles won the Mexico Moose Club slow pitch title 11 to 10 over Wetterau after a late rally. Bobby Williams delivered a two run triple, while John Heard and Tex Williams also contributed key hits. Wetterau's lineup posted strong contact all day, with Clayton Roe and Shockley each totaling three hits.
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Harlem
Mexico
Wade
IGA
Paris
Bobby Williams
John Heard
Tex Williams
Wetteran
Jerry Clayton
Tom Roe
Dennis Shockley
Wetterall
Selsor Chapman
Scramble Ends In 2-Team Tie at Arthur Hills Course
Tournament at Arthur Hills golf course ends with a two team tie for top honors as Atkins Spurlock and Hutchinson Hutchinson post 70s. Second place finishers Rose/Duty and Lueking/Hoberman total 71 with multiple teams close behind on 72 and 73.
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Arthur Hills
Carl Atkins
Mike Spurlock
W.T. Hutchinson
Bill Hutchinson
Larry Rose
Bruce Duty
Wes Lueking
M.G. Hoberman
Herb Jackson
Garland Callihan
John Botkin
Ben Dobyns
Dennis Camden
Hack Wilson
Greg Swanson
Bo Jones
Trevino Wins World Series in Seven Hole Playoff
Lee Trevino defeated Gary Player in a seven hole playoff at the World Series of Golf in Akron to capture the $50,000 first prize. The playoff, halted at darkness after five holes, resumed Monday morning with both players trading pars, ending when Trevino made a 40 foot birdie on the 14th and sealed victory with a par on the seventh sudden death hole.
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Akron
Ohio
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Bob Player
Trevino
Firestone Country Club
Bobby Nichols
Hale Irwin
Player
Ferler wins Southern Open by one stroke in Columbus
Golfer Forrest Ferler shot five under par 65 in the final round to win the $100,000 Southern Open by one stroke over J C Snead and Bruce Cramp ton in Columbus. In Monza Italy Ronnie Peterson of Sweden drove his Lotus to victory in the Formula One Grand Prix of Italy.
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Columbus
Gal Forrest Ferler
J.C. Snead
Bruce Crampton
Monaa
Italy
Ronnie Peterson
Sweden
Lotus
Detroit Tigers erupt in 11-3 rout of New York Yankees
In a high scoring game, Bill Freehan powered the Tigers with a grand slam and seven RBIs, driving Detroit to an 11-3 win over the Yankees. Pitcher notes include a one-hitter setback for Andy Tassler as Chicago edged California 1-0.
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Chicago Bears
Bob Berry
Minnesota Vikings
San Diego Chargers
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Jimmie Jones
Ken Stader
Oakland Raiders
New York Jets
Doug Winslow
New Orleans Saints
Houston Oilers
Associated Press
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Detroit
New York Yankees
Andy Tassler
Angels
Chicago White Sox
California
Lee Richard
Dave Chalk
Driving habits and brake care tips ad from Central Motor Parts
Public service advice on safe driving including braking, engine braking on hills, and brake shoe replacement offered by Central Motor Parts at 318 E Liberty with 581 3245. Highlights long time service over 20 years and store hours Mon Fri.
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Raybestos
Central Motor Parts
E. Liberty
National League East standings and weekend results
Baseball news brief shows NL East teams with records and home run totals, highlights last Sunday's results Pittsburgh defeated Montreal 8 to 2, Atlanta toppled San Francisco 3 to 2, Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 7 to 3, and Chicago 10 over Philadelphia. Monday and Tuesday schedules list matchups and pitcher lines for key games across the circuit.
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New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Houston
San Diego
Philadelphia
Chicago
Atlanta
San Francisco
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Jack Billingham
Dave Lopes
Bill Buckner
Pedro Borbon
Pirates
Expos
Dave Parker
Steve Rogers
Astros
Padres
Wilbur Howard
Randy Jones
Jones
Phils
Cubs
Bob Boone
Cub
Jerry Morales
Braves
Giants
Vic Correll
Ron Reed
Oakiawa
New York Jets
Miami
Detroit
Cleveland
New Orleans
Mouston
Minnesota
Vias Aigeles
Denver
New England
Wol Pet
Sv. Louis
Philaphia
Los Angeles
San Fran
Alanta 'S
Strowia
Demery
Chicago Stone
Zann
Capra
Frieselben
Norman
Blair
Sadecki
Tonborg Yat
Curtis
Montefusco
Roberts
Pillsburgh
Allania
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