Dawson To Start For Chiefs Sunday In Livid Injury Update
Kansas City Chiefs announce Len Dawson will start at quarterback Sunday replacing injured Mike Livingston, who left the opener with a shoulder issue. Beisler backs up Beisler limited by a pulled leg muscle. Miller Rudnay and Taylor also nursing minor injuries. notes on doubtful Gly questionsble performer.
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Wisconsin Threat Looms For Missouri In Home Opener
Wisconsin comes to Faurot Field ranked fifth after rallying past South Dakota and aiming to halt Missouri’s 50th season opener in a sold out stadium. The Badgers feature running backs Marek and Pollard with a stout defense led by Lick and Zimmerman, while Missouri counters with a three back duo Pisarkiewicz Galbreath Blakemann and fresh talent Green as they seek a marquee regional showdown.
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McDaniel Ends Long Baseball Career With Retirement
Kansas City pitcher Lindy McDaniel, age 39, announced retirement after two seasons with the Royals. He will return to his Oklahoma farm near Hollis to farm, preach, and write religious works, ending a 21 year separation from home. McDaniel won 147 games, lost 119, with a 3.45 ERA in 74 starts.
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Minnesota Ends Royals Streak in Kansas City Victory
Minnesota manager Frank Quilici finally saw the drought end as the Twins defeated the Kansas City Royals 2-1, halting an eight-game skid in Kansas City. Craig Kusick led the offense with his sixth homer of the year and a run, lifting Minnesota within a half game of Texas for third in the West while Kansas City heads to Texas for the finale.
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Missouri Fishing Report Predicts Good Weekend Angling
Jefferson City AP notes favorable weather should yield good fishing across Missouri lakes and streams. Water levels vary, with many rivers clearing after recent rains. walleye, bass, catfish and crappie fishing noted at several reservoirs and streams. Trout areas Bennett Spring Roaring River Montauk report clear conditions and fair to good fishing.
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Jays Pull Surprise On Mexico Net Girls
Mexico Bulldogs suffer a rare loss as Jefferson City Jays upset the hosts 8 1 in a varsity tennis match. Mexico JV also falls 7 2, with Barb James remaining undefeated in singles. Mindy Marshall and Midge Blue win Mexico’s only JV points in doubles. The Bulldogs look to Kirksville and Hellas in upcoming matches.
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Fall Auto Racing Festival Sunday at Capital Speedway
Jefferson City area track hosts a Fall Festival of Racing at Capital Speedway Holts Summit Sunday afternoon featuring open cockpit sprint cars and a shortened late model stock car program. Early entries include Eddie Leavitt Kearney Bill Utz Sedalia and Gary Scott Jefferson City. Gates open 11 a.m. warmups 1 p.m. racing 2 p.m.
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Mizzou Favored By Six Buckeyes To Have Lark
AP Sports writer Herschel Nissen son notes Woody Hayes speaks bluntly and Ohio State is favored by six over Missouri in a Week preview. The column also surveys picks across major college games including Oklahoma, USC, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Texas, Notre Dame, Texas A&M, and Alabama with bold projections and commentary.
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