Koosman Sees Mets as Team, Not Koufax-Drysdale Duo
New York pitcher Jerry Koosman says the Mets are built on team effort not a few superstars and he expects natural raises next year. He compares ongoing contracts to Koufax-Drysdale but emphasizes collective achievement over individual status. Koosman flew from Morris, Minnesota for the premiere of Computer Sports about computer aided scouting.
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Tom Seaver
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Willie Mays
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Mets Pitcher Koosman Gains Fame After World Series Win
The Mets pitcher Koosman, 26, from Morris Minnesota, enjoys sudden fame from the World Series victory. He describes constant newspaper attention, fan calls at home, and autograph requests while his family life expands with a new child on the way.
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Tucker Frederickson
New York Football Giants
Doug Ford
Nancy Ridley
Cazzie Russell
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Country
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Morris, Minn
Fenwick JV Clinches 28th Straight Win
Fenwick High JV beat Talawanda 42 20 at Oxford as Jayvee offense rolled in the third quarter for the seventh win of the season and 28th straight overall. Dick Martin threw two TD passes to Eckhardt and Schumacher, Agoston added a TD toss to Jarbo, with Jarbo Swope and Laber also contributing scores.
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Baby Falcons
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Jone
Dave Eckhardt
Mark Schumacher
Vince Agoston
Vic Jarbo
Jarbo
Dick Swope
Chris Laber
Bowling Men and Women: IC Scores by Competitors
IC bowling statistics list scores for men and women across rounds. Notable totals include Selby 668, J Smith 667, and Daley 632 with multiple players posting high games. Tupton 524 and Truesdell 310 show standout individual frames in the event.
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D. Gaiser
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P. Wilson
M. Daley
B. Lee
L. Ratliff
R. Johnson
P. Palmer
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D. Harrison
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C. Kelly
P. Barger
P. McCoy
B. Lawson
V. Smith
B. Arrington
Tuna Cup contest sees no bites as storm roils Sea
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia 34 expert anglers failed to draw a strike over five days in the 20th International Tuna Cup. Competitors from Spain Italy Canada United States British Caribbean and Mexico blamed hurricane Gerda with 80 mph winds churning the seas. The Alton B. Sharp trophy stayed with Mexico, the 1968 winner, as tuna bites counted none in the standings.
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Mexico
Four Wins by Quartet at Monmouth Park
Carlos H. Marquez, Ray Broussard, Walter Blum and Ed Maple rode four winners on one program at Monmouth Park in Oceanport New Jersey this year. Marquez achieved the feat twice.
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Ray Broussard
Walter Blum
Ed Maple
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Marquez
Bears Season Nightmare Tops 0-6 Start
Chicago bears endure a brutal 0-6 start with a string of miscues and broken plays. Key moments include a 62 yard misplay by St Louis, blocked punts, a botched Sayers fair catch leading to a kickoff return, and late field goals by Los Angeles. Former bear Mike Reilly scores on a blocked punt for Minnesota, while Bruce Gossett nails the decisive kicks for the Rams.
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Cardinal
Mike Pyle
Larry Stallings
New York
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Bear
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Sayers
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Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Freeman White
Naddle
Termine
Minnesota
Mike Reilly
Bobby Joe Green
Reilly
Fred Cox
Garry Lyle
Cox
Vikings
Los Angeles
Jack Snow
Roman Gabriel
Bennie McRae
Joe Taylor
Rams
Bruce Gossett
Pyle
Punter Green
Jim Parnell
Gossett
Hornet Jayvees Dominate Taft 12-0 In Prep Football
The Monroe Jayvees defeated Hamilton Taft 12-0 with two touchdowns. Fullback Steve McIntosh scored on a 30 yard pass play and Ted Thomas added a 60 yard fumble return for the remaining points.
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Monroe
New Moves Start Under Anderson
The Cincinnati Reds began reshaping their roster under Sparky Anderson. Six players from 1969 were moved yesterday with Pedro Ramos released unconditionally while Dennis Ribant Jose Pena Fred Whitfield Mike de la Hoz and Jim Beauchamp were outrighted to Indianapolis.
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Fred Whitfield
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Indianapolis
Ladies Day headline notes Sandra Flo balance
Sandra Flo manages a demanding career while maintaining her domestic life as highlighted in a feature piece. The article emphasizes her dedication to professional success alongside family responsibilities and public visibility.
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Sandra Flo
Bucks Stay No 1 After Meeting With Wildcats
Ohio State remains atop the college football poll with a 5-0 record and 232-42 scoring edge. Northwestern, Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas A M, Penn State, and Florida also rise or stay in the Top Ten as Florida and Penn State gain three spots.
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Georgia
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Arkansas
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Penn State
Boston College
Florida
Associated Press
Nittany Lions
Indian Runner To State Meet
Mark Brewer of Carlisle High cross country qualified Saturday for the State AA meet at Ohio State University. The Scarlet and Gray course will host the event this Saturday as Brewer, who finished 15th in Springfield, joins Rick Staton of Trenton and Fenwick High in the state contest.
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Fenwick High
Lebanon Raceway Daily Pacing and Trot Results
Results from Lebanon Raceway list nine races with winning horses and payouts. Notable winners include Granny Spencer Heather Dominion Ozark Worthy Cardinal Song Blackie Witt Tropanaire Impetuous Dawn Flashy Wick and Lennox Hanover Dawn Adioway Moore Adios among others with final times shown for each race.
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Fair Knight
Sunny Honey
Ensign Lea
Shanty
Marga Frisco
Albert Lee
Moore Adios
Kathy N
Buddy Wagner
Gay Bret
Shirley
Arcada
Dillon
Colblin
Hartford Open Sees Par Breaks and Big Payouts
Bob Charles carded 68 70 69 70 at the 6 568 yard Wethersfield course to finish tied for 20th with seven under par but only won 992 dollars. Bob Lunn captured the title with 268 after beating Dave Hill by a 22 foot birdie putt on the fourth playoff hole earning 20000 for the winner and Hill 11400.
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Wethersfield Country Club
Bob Lunn
Lunn
Dave Hill
Hill
Top 20 Teams Ranking with First Place Votes
The Top 20 list shows Ohio State first with 35 votes and 772 points, followed by Texas 692, Tennessee 570, Arkansas 47, Penn State 453, Southern California 396, Florida 353, LSU M4, UCLA 292, Notre Dame 174, Georgia 164, Kansas State 146, Purdue 104, Missouri 91, Wyoming 67, Stanford 60, Auburn 37, Colorado 17, Air Force and Michigan.
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