Big Eight clash tops weekend grid card in Lincoln
Nebraska seeks 5th straight league win at home against Kansas while Oklahoma aims to extend its Big Eight streak at Norman against Iowa State. Missouri battles Colorado, Kansas gathers revenge odds after recent Lincoln success, and Oklahoma State hosts Tulsa as Kansas State visits Texas Tech.
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KU and Oklahoma State Favored To Win Cross Country Title
The Associated Press says Kansas and Oklahoma State, both unbeaten, lead the field for the 32nd Big Eight cross country championships at Lawrence Country Club. Missouri and Colorado each have one loss. Missouri's Robin Lingle is a top contender for Missouri’s first individual champion since 1912.
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Have-Nots and Unables Dominate NFL Week Trend
The Have-Nots and Unables shape the NFL divisional race as seven teams face tough tests. Minnesota aims to upset Green Bay despite a poor record against the Packers, while Los Angeles seeks its first win at Chicago in eight tries. Chicago and Green Bay sit 7-1, Philadelphia trails Giants in the East, and Pittsburgh, historically unable to win a division, faces Cleveland as New York leads.
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Pappas Proposes Himself as Orioles Manager
Milt Pappas, 24, offered to take over as Baltimore Orioles manager to end speculation about next season. He cites major league playing experience, a winning managerial background, cost savings, and his return to the original Miltiadis Papastedgios name as reasons, while seeking a seven year contract for security.
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Wood-legged wonder kicks Kansas to football win
Ron Mankaloped onto the field with a wooden leg and booted a 39 yard field goal and two extra points as Kansas freshmen edged Kansas State 23 13. At 17 he stands 6 1 and 180 pounds and has become a symbol of grit and determination.
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Ten OU Seniors to Play Final Home Game Tonight
Ottawa University seniors prepare to close their home slate as the Braves host Bethany in ECAC action. Richard Spong has scored the opening TD in all eight Ottawa games this season, and standout backs Larry Harless and Leon Burch lead the offense. Duane Bissitt misses the game with a back injury. Game time is 5:30 p.m. at Cook Field.
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Bowling Bits Averages and Leaders Highlight Week
Top performers for the week ending Nov 1 include Elaine Hills 208 and Susan Wolgast 550. Leading teams were Royal T Lanes 838 and Moore's Chevrolet 2347. Weekly league notes cover Elk's Ladies high, first-place shifts, and notable splits. The Herald offers $5 for weekly news tips.
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Bowling Results From Local Leagues
League bowling results list top scores in multiple teams with High 10 and High 30 figures. Notable performers include Campbell 174, Fritts 432, Rausch 151, Yager 447, Zielsdorf 176, Durress 481, Richardson 185 with 514, Hiatt 178 with 495, and Bell 186 with 527 among others.
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Trull Leads Baylor Into Big Texas Showdown
Baylor quarterback Don Trull tops college pass and total offense leaders with 1,491 yards in six games. He leads Baylor against unbeaten Texas, the top-ranked team, in a clash likely to determine the Cotton Bowl spot as several others chase national prominence.
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Buckhannon-Upshur Dominates Shinnston In WV Football
Buckhannon-Upshur extended its hot streak with a 90 point win over Shinnston, pushing its season record to 10 straight victories while Shinnston dropped to 10 straight losses. The victory solidifies Buckhannon-Upshur atop the West Virginia high school football standings.
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Chiefs skid to bottom in the AFL
Kansas City fights a four game losing streak as Oakland visits. The Chiefs sit last in the Western Division at 2-5-1, while Oakland stands 5-4 just behind San Diego. Raiders beat KC 10-7 last Sunday. Denver and Houston also feature in tight division races.
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