Ottawa High star Deron Kramer named Player of the Week
Deron Kramer of Ottawa High earned Player of the Week honors after a standout Friday against Bishop Miege. The Cyclones senior split end caught four passes for 103 yards, helping erase a 14–0 deficit to tie the game at 14 before Ottawa fell in the final minute, and he added a first-half interception to stall a TD drive.
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Harold Reeve Named Area Player of the Week
Central Heights fullback Harold Reeve starred for the Vikings in a 28 20 Three Rivers League win over Crest. Reeve ran 13 times for 133 yards with touchdowns covering 33 and 42 yards and added 17 tackles on defense seven unassisted to pace the CH effort.
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Tarkenton Tangles With Reporters After Bears Victory
AP report notes Fran Tarkenton chided reporters in Chicago after the Vikings beat the Bears 24 20. He argues critics overanalyze players and that modern sports mix business and media with stars as public figures. Davis Cup notes highlight Connors not replying to an invitation to play.
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Yankees clinch tiebreaker on Jackson homer in Boston
Reggie Jackson, bat in hand, powered the Yankees to a 5-4 one game playoff win over the Red Sox. New York advances to face Kansas City in a best-of-five for the pennant as Boston wraps its season after a long surge and a closing fight.
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Royals Hope Third Time's The Charm
Kansas City faces New York in the opening game of the AL championship series with Dennis Leonard opposing Jim Beattie. The 55-26 Royals rely on speed at Kauffman Stadium, while New York shifts to Guidry and Figueroa in a series marked by past dramatic pennant losses and a return of Lemon to Kansas City as Yankee manager.
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Phillies Confident This Time Around Playoff Preview
Philadelphia faces Los Angeles in a best of five series with a relaxed underdog mindset. Ozark nears a new contract as the club leans on a strong pitching rotation led by Carlton Christenson Ruthven and Lerch. Dodgers counter with Hooton John Sutton Fat and relief with Forster and Reed.
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