Colonels to Debut Against Hermann in 1972 Opener
Missouri Military Academy begins the 1972 football season hosting Hermann High School at Colonels Field at 2:30 p.m. It marks MMA's first meeting with Hermann. Five lettermen return led by captain John Reddick. Coach Lt. Col. Joe Bailey fills remaining spots from JV, Battalion League, and cadet recruits.
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Gol
Joe Bailey
Missouri Military Academy
Hermann High School
Bearcats
Colonels
MMA
John Reddick
Mexico
Lynch
Kansas City
Curt Kirtley
Columbia
Mike Knoll
Freeburg
Bob Epple
Bailey
Yan-Far
Vandalia
Bowing Green
Marceline
Marceline Bet
Missouri School For the Deaf
Kemper Military School
Lexington
Westran
Wentworth Military Academy
Centralia
Beman Grabs Lead in St Louis Golf Classic
In St Louis at Norwood Hills, Deane Beman shot a six under par 74 to take a one stroke lead in the Greater St. Louis Golf Classic, with Lee Trevino close behind after matching six birdies but two three putts. Thorpe sits third at 33 33, and a pack tied for fourth at 67 includes Goalby Rodiguez Still Glenz Ern and Green.
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HST. Louis
Ateur
Deane Beman
St. Louis
Beman
Professional Golfers Association
Lee Trevino
Norwood Hills Country Club
Trevino
Helias Crusaders loom large in clash with Mexico Bulldogs
Helias, boasting a massive line and stout defense, faces Mexico at Jefferson City Public School Stadium. Coach Ray Hentges cites nine defensive and eight offensive returning starters as key for a stronger 1980s season, while Mexico pursues speed to offset the Helias size. The game highlights Helias dominance in recent weeks and the Bulldogs’ plan to resist with quickness and power.
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Lone Ranger
Jim
Helias Crusaders
Jefferson City
Mexico Bulldogs
Hickman Kewpies
Helias
Hickman
Lsten
Ray Hentges
Mexico
Hentges
Crusaders
Bob Gooch
Kupler
Helios
Crusader
Baseball score and schedule scraps across leagues
A fragmented listing shows scores and upcoming games across teams including Boston Pittsburgh Baltimore Minnesota and New York. It notes Thursday results and Friday Saturday schedules with pitchers and records interspersed among stray figures and city names.
Mark Harmon Led UCLA To Upset Of Nebraska
UCLA quarterback Mark Harmon, son of Tom Harmon, led a 20 17 upset of defending national champion Nebraska in his varsity debut. He ran for a touchdown, threw for another, and avoided distractions from past criticism as coach Pepper Rodgers lauded his performance.
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LOS Angeles
Mark Harmon
UCLA
Bruins
Nebraska
Mark
Michigan
Tom Harmon
Cornhuskers
Kill Harmon
Rick Nelson
Harmon
Pepper Rodgers
Rodgers
Gary Beban
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Bobby Douglass
Kansas
Homer Smith
Gibson Keeps 20-Win Hope In Expos Thriller
St Louis ace Bob Gibson limited Montreal to seven hits as the Cardinals toppled the Expos 6 2. Gibson voiced optimism about reaching 20 wins this season with Red Schoendienst noting at least four more starts. Cards capitalized on early runs and a Gomez squeeze, while Montreal added a late RBI via Ron Fairly. The win moved St Louis within one game of Montreal in the NL East race. Roberto Clemente led the Pirates past the Cubs as Pittsburgh eyes the division title, with Houston beating San Diego in NL action. Milwaukee edged Cleveland in 15 innings and California defeated Texas in the AL.
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Pittsburgh
Garey Vin New
Baltimore
TAS Centaine
Clevetana
Montreal
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Satan
Minnesota
Gas City
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Tera Ara
Pete Ialliorala
Texas
Cleveland
Italy
Tidrow
Chicago
S Louis
Houston
San Pies
New York
Gentry
Pappas
Pattin
Palmer
Ctorcer
Schiladelphia
Carlton
Nee _ ware
Stottlamyre
Technelon Peecunthtren
Los Angeles
Osteen
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Montreal Expos
Gibson
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Lou Brock
Ted Sizemore
Joe Torre
Expos
Ron Fairly
RBI
Kelleher
Coco Laboy
Brock
Bill Stoneman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Big Red Cats Reynolds 3 Players Set on Cardinals Roster
ST LOUIS AP Three players were removed from the St Louis Cardinals active roster reducing the roster to 40. Veteran tackle Bob Reynolds and defensive back George Hoey were placed on waivers. Rookie guard Connie Dobler was released. Baynham and Wallace placed on injured reserve. Six taxi squad members named including Yankowski Thompson Wicks Shivers McFarland Bradley.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Bob Reynolds
George Hoey
Cardinals
Conrad Dobler
Craig Baynham
Chicago Bears
Rocky Wallace
Ron Yankowski
Norm Thompson
Bob Wicks
Roy Shivers
Jim McFarland
Dave Bradley
Dolphins Visit Chiefs In AFC Showdown Sunday
Miami returns to Kansas City to defend the AFC title in a 4:05 p.m. EDT kickoff televised by NBC. The Dolphins arrive off a 21-19 preseason win over Minnesota while the Chiefs seek victory after a 20-0 loss to Green Bay. Key rematch players include Griese and Yepremian for Miami and Dawson and Stenerud for KC.
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Kansas City
Miami Dolphins
Chiefs
NBC
Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay Packers
Miami
Garo Yepremian
Yepremian
Bob Griese
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Len Dawson
Ed Podolak
Jan Stenerud
Stenerud
Nick Buoniconti
Jim Dunaway
Marlin Briscoe
Jeff Kinney
Nebras
Rod n Reel Report Jefferson City Fishing Conditions
Jefferson City AP notes lakes produce best fishing as summer fades. Water temps down from 80s to around 49 degrees. northern streams high and muddy, central and spa horn streams fair to good. Various ponds and lakes show fair to good bass bluegill and crappie. trout streams Bennet Spring Roaring River Maramec Spring strong. Other streams mixed, many muddy or fair.
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Jefferson City
State Department of Conservation
Roaring River
Mon Nauk
Maramec
Mississippi
Moe's Week One NFL Predictions From Mexico Moe
The column lists 14 game picks with regional TV notes and quick analysis. Highlights include Pittsburgh over Oakland 26 23 and Kansas City over Miami 30 21 with commentary on quarterbacks and defenses. Other selections feature Baltimore over St Louis 16 13 Green Bay over Cleveland 21 17 and Dallas over Philadelphia 37 10.
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NFL
Mexico
Moe
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Terry Bradshaw
Daryle Lamonica
George Blanda
Baltimore
St. Louis
Johnny Vitas
Kansas City
Miami
Chiefs
San Francisco
San Diego
Brodie
Hadi
Atlanta
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Green Bay
Cleveland
Eagles Bid for Recognition in Boston College Opener
Boston College hosts Tulane's Green Wave in a bid to establish itself as New England's top college football power. BC, 2-2 and 9-2 over the past two seasons, seeks a stronger schedule under fifth-year coach Joe Yukica with Gary Marangi directing the offense after the loss of BC's starting backfield. Arizona State, ranked 13th, seeks its 29th win in 20 games against Houston in a national telecast. Top Ten action features USC, Colorado, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Alabama idle, and a key Penn State at Tennessee with UCLA visiting Pitt.
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Boston
Boston College
New England
Tulane
Green Wave
Eagles
Joe Yukica
Yukica
Gary Marangi
Arizona State
Houston
Astrodome
Southern California
Oregon State
Colorado
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Iowa
Oklanoma
Utah State
Alabama
Penn State
Tennessee
UCLA
Nebraska
Pitt
Chiefs trim roster to 40 as Stram sets 47 limit
Kansas City Chiefs released seven players on Thursday as Hank Stram trimmed the squad to the 47 player limit. Only Ceaser Belser, a five year defensive back and special teams man, remained active. The exits included Andy Rice John Shipkowski John Curtis Willie Armstrong Jim Bishop and Jerry Holmes. Stram has 40 active players and seven on the taxi squad. Warren McVea failed the physical and may miss the season. Andy Hamilton and Ted Washington are on injured reserve.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Ceaser Belser
Andy Rice
John Shipkowski
John Curtis
Willie Armstrong
Jim Bishop
Jerry Holmes
Stram
Warren McVea
Andy Hamilton
Ted Washington
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Bernskoetter
Kuplera
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Hneman
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Dan Bacon
Chuck Cramer
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Hellas
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Seals
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Roger Kleffner
Paul Dulle
Tom Kolb
LeWayne Heckman
Randy Bickel
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Bob Schoenen
Jim Valet
Mike Young
Roger Fisher
Gary Boone
Randy Ezell
Keith Hightower
Ben Given
Joe Long
Tim Hotep
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John Sparks
Dave Sutton
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Detroit
Latch
Naukee
Lanborg
Nelson
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Woodson
Stanhouse
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Terry Humphrey
Mick Kelleher
Jim Fairey
Hector Torres
Houston Astros
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Big Red Cats Reynolds
Rod 'N Reel Report
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