KU Quarterback Job Unfilled Yet, Strength In Offensive Line
Lawrence Kansas AP It is noted that Kansas football has a strong offensive line led by Butch Mascarello and linemen Lindsey Mason and Mike Wellman. Coach Bud Moore cites Mascarello as the heart of the line while quarterback decision remains unsettled between Mark Vicendese and Brian Bethke as the Jayhawks prepare for the season.
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Nolan Cromwell
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Norris Banks
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Tom Dinkle
Tom Fitch
Scrimmages Start In Big Eight By The Associated Press
Most Big Eight teams began full scrimmaging Tuesday with Oklahoma pausing full contact due to injuries. Elvis Peacock Billy Sims Freddie Nixon sidelined. guard Jaimie Melendez Bud Hebert Barry Joiner also hurt. Missouri freshmen in first scrimmage. quarterbacks Bradley Jeffrey saw action. Kansas State indoors after wet fields. Ellis Rainsberger emphasizes passing game. Nebraska undecided on opening QB. Osborne compliments Garcia Sorley. Oklahoma State cuts to two-a-days. Chris Meyers injuries sidelines four weeks.
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Jay Jeffrey
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Tom Sorley
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Ellis Rainsberger
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Royals' Victory Extends Streak at 7 Games
Kansas City Royals beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-2 for their seventh straight win and a one game lead in the AL West. John Mayberry and George Brett homered, boosting Colborn to 14-12. Singleton’s misplay helped KC pull ahead. Royals improved to 43-20 since June 17.
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Phillies' Dramatics Spark 3-2 Win Over Braves
Phillies keep pulse with sixth straight win, 19th in 20, holding a 71 game lead over Pirates after a 3-2 victory against Atlanta. Pirates beat Padres 7-6 on Oliver’s ninth inning homer. Giants top Cubs 4-3 in 13. Brock 2,800th hit for Cardinals.
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Goltz Throws One-Hit Shutout Against Red Sox
Dave Goltz fired a one hit 7-0 victory over Boston, his third win this year against the Red Sox. Jim Rice's fourth inning single was the only blemish, as Goltz struck out 10 in his first shutout of the season. The loss drops Boston from first in the AL East as Minnesota extends its success.
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Graig Nettles
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Mike Torrez
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Rangers
Ron LeFlore
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Jim Clancy
Tom Murphy
Oakland
Otto Velez
Locke enshrined in World Golf Hall of Fame at Pinehurst
Arthur D Arcy Locke known as Bobby, a pioneer for foreign players on the American pro tour, quits 1956 winner, later wins his fourth British Open in 1957. At 60, he joins John Ball Herb Graffis and Donald Ross as World Golf Hall of Fame inductees in Pinehurst.
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Bowling Scores For Local Leagues Inconsistent Totals
A dense listing of bowling scores shows numerous teams and players with high game numbers and totals for the day. Notable scorers include Crawford with 387 for Indian Squaws and Burkdoll with 434 for Princeton Grain, among others across multiple teams.
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Cherokee Chicks
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M. Milton
L. Burgoon
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Mason
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