Chiefs Savor A New Star In Larry Marshall
Kansas City remains undefeated in exhibition play with a 24 14 victory over the St Louis Cardinals at Arrowhead Stadium. Larry Marshall a 15th round pick electrified the crowd with a 75 yard punt return for a touchdown and a 34 yard return. Jim Marsalis had three interceptions including a 28 yard TD return. Ed Podolak added a 23 yard burst and a second score. Stenerud booted three field goals as Kansas City relied on defense and special teams for all scoring. Cardinals coach Holtway cited improvement on second quarter play and the preseason nature of the game. Governors Cup went to Kansas City in the win.
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Steelers Harbor Big Hopes for 1973 NFL Season
The Steelers, long underdogs, beat the Jets 22-3 in exhibition play as Mean Joe Greene fuels a dominating defensive rush. Cowboys QB Staubach suffers a separated shoulder and will miss two to three months, with Craig Morton stepping in for a three TD performance against the Rams. Other pre season results include 20-13 Niners over Browns and 27-13 Cowboys over Rams, as teams contest for momentum entering the regular season. Mark Etess of Grossinger will captain Columbia's 1973 golf team.
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A. David Etess
Dynasty Builder George Weiss Dies at 71 in Greenwich
Greenwhich obituary notes George Weiss a long time master builder of championship teams. He guided farm systems for the Yankees, served as general manager, helped hire Casey Stengel, and later led the Mets to the 1969 World Series title. Weiss born June 23, 1894 in New Haven and retired in 1966. Funeral and burial private.
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Sporting News
Bill Slocum
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Baseball Scoreboard Mixed AL NL Standings and Results
Baseball scoreboard shows American League and National League standings with team records and games back. Notable results include New York sweeping Milwaukee and Baltimore defeating Boston while rain shortened Texas vs Kansas City. The 1975 U S Open golf championship will be at Medinah Country Club Illinois on No 3 with Cary Middlecoff last winning there in 1949.
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Ottawa All Stars Ousted In State Eagles Meet
Ottawa, represented by players from the Ottawa Babe Ruth League, won a 15-0 first round game against Olathe after a bye but fell in the next round. They lost 4-2 to Hays and were edged 6-5 by Leavenworth to exit the State Eagles Baseball Tournament in Leavenworth.
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Ottawa Girls Take Second in Reading Invitational Softball Tourney
Ottawa Girls finish second after a rain delay in the Reading Invitational. Rossville defeated Ottawa 12-8 in the final. Ottawa posted a 4-2 record, with wins over Eskridge 28-1 and Emporia 13-12, then beat Tucker's 8-7 to reach the title game. Four Ottawa players earned all star honors: Robin Dunn, Kim Miller, Debbie Wantland, and Ethel Schulz.
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Ottawa Netters Clinch .500 Season In KV Tennis
Ottawa forest park club finished its play in the Kansas Valley League at the .500 level after a 3-2 win over De Soto. Ottawa and De Soto split the doubles with victories in the second and third matches as Ottawa ended 5-5 for the season and the league teeing up a weekend tournament at Forest Park for singles and doubles championships.
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Webb
Joe Rice
Kansas Club Advances In NBC Tournament
Slater Iowa defeated Fargo North Dakota 12-3 and Newport Oklahoma ousted West Point Mississippi 7-0 in NBC action. Wichita edged St Louis 1-0 in winners bracket as Garland Nebraska won 7-1 over Farmington New Mexico. Kokomo Indiana beat La Grange Texas 1-0. Timely bats by Jeff Elgin aided Slater while Helms pitched four hit shutout for West Point.
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