Orioles Lead AL East as Lolich Near 20 Wins
Baltimore remains eight games atop the A L East after a 8-2 win over Minnesota. Detroit’s Mickey Lolich nears 20 wins with a 19-8 record as the Tigers overtake second. New York posts a doubleheader sweep of California. Oakland dominates Boston 9-2. Cleveland tops Chicago 6-2. Kansas City splits with Washington. In the NL, Atlanta tops Houston 10-5 as St Louis edge Pittsburgh 3-2 and Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 3-1 in 13 innings.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Satchel Paige
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Vida Blue
New York Yankees
Orioles
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Lolich
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California
Oakland
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Diego
New York
Jim Kaat
Tigers
Tiger
Jim Northrup
Freehan
Roy White
Fritz Peterson
Peterson
Kep
Angels
Bert Campaneris
Red Sox
Tommy Davis
Dave Duncan
A’s
Ted Uhlaender
Kurt Bevacqua
Mike Paul
Alan Foster
Indians
Wilbur Wood
Ken Wright
Tom Burgmeier
Cookie Rojas
Royals
Senators
Pete Broberg
Lenny Randle
Jeff Burroughs
Dick Billings
Broberg
Browns
San Francisco
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Giants
Wellington Mara
Tarkenton
Alex Webster
Miami Dolphins
San Francisco 49Ers
Cincinnati Dolpins
Don Shula
Miami
Jim Klick
Larry Csonka
Bengals
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Green Bay
New Orleans
Dallas
Denver
New York Jets
Kansas Retains Four-District Setup for 5-A Playoffs
The Kansas State High School Activities Association voted 3-1 to keep the four-district system for Class 5-A football. Top two teams from each district reach an eight-team playoff as rounds run Nov 12 to Nov 27. Regional sites rotate by eastern and western hosting, with district assignments announced in late September. Elected officers at the Kansas Coaching Association include Jerry Snyder as president and Galen DeVore as vice president. The coaching school reports 613 registered participants.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Kansas
Sunflower
The
Kansas Coaching Association
Jerry Snyder
Scott City
Galen DeVore
Jetmore
Jim Krob
Russell
Adn Ellis Dahl
Shawnee Heights
Fishing Report Highlights State Reservoir Conditions
Pratt AP reports from the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission with statewide fishing conditions. Reservoirs Pomona High murky fair for channels crappie and flatheads. Turtle Creek clear fair for channels white bass and flatheads. Perry normal level clearing fair for bass walleye channels bluegill and bullheads. Multiple counties show varied clarity and fair to excellent pockets for bluegill crappie bass white bass and flatheads across lakes such as Milford Cedar Bluff Kirwin and Lakes. Continuous conditions update by county and waterbody for fishermen.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pomona
Turtle Creek
Perry
Council Grove
John Redmond
Toronto
Kanapolis
Milford
Cedar Bluff
Kirwin
Lakes Council Grove
Pottawatomie
Osage County
Shawnee County
Lake Shawnee
Douglas County
Lone Star
Atchison County
Shawnee Mission
Wyandotte
Paola
Rams Give Dummit A Try In Friday Exhibition
Quarterback Dennis Dummit, passed over in the NFL draft, may call signals for the Los Angeles Rams in Friday’s exhibition against the Cleveland Browns under UCLA coach Tommy Prothro. Browns spark plug Mike Phipps started last week, while Fran Tarkenton signed a one year deal with the Giants amid potential discipline.
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Associated Press
Dennis Dummit
National Football League
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
Tommy Prothro
Dummit
UCLA
Rams
Roman Gabriel
Prothro
McPherson Loses In BR Meet
Belle Plaine, Minn. AP Cameron Killebrew son of Harm Killebrew led Belle Plaine with four hits and two runs batted in despite a 9 3 loss to Indianola in the Midwest Plains Babe Ruth tournament. Final standings saw St Paul and Minot as the remaining unbeaten teams after several decisive games.
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Belle Plaine
Minn
Cameron Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
St. Paul
Minot
N. D
Santa Fe
Colo
Sikeston
McPherson
Kan
Indianola
Iowa
Brookings
NBC Opens 37th NBC Tournament In Wichita
The 37th annual National Baseball Congress tournament in Wichita begins a 19 day run with 32 non professional teams. Opening games feature Fayetteville against Fargo at 6 p.m. and Wichita Glass against St. Louis Lemay at 9 p.m. Ceremonies will honor Satchel Paige and others. Seeded No. 1 are Anchorage Glacier Pilots, followed by Boulder Collegians and Fairbanks Goldpanners with defending champions Sullivans of Grand Rapids fourth.
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Wichita, Kan
National Baseball Congress
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Fargo
North Dakota
Wichita
Kan
Glass
St. Louis Lemay
Missouri
Leroy
Satchel” Paige
Hall of Fame
Tom Greenwade
New York Yankee
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Allie Reynolds
American Association
Bobby Boyd
Baltimore
Anchorage
Alaska
Glacier Pilots
Boulder, Colo
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Fishing Report
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Phipps
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Mike Bragg
Washington Redskins
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Welborn’s Electric Service
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