Bitter finish ties Brett for batting crown in wild finale
Hal McRae claims the Royals were robbed of the AL batting title as George Brett edge past him by a point four on the year. Brett finished .3334 and McRae at .3321 as the Twins beat Kansas City 5 3. Brye misplayed a fly ball that allowed Brett’s inside the park homer.
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Reprieved Eagles Scratch OU, 10-6
Central Methodist capitalized on Ottawa University miscues to win 10-6 in HAC play. Methodists built a 10-0 lead after intermission as OU failed to respond defensively and missed key field goals. Ottawa rallied with a 10-6 touchdown drive but could not convert on a two point attempt or finish the comeback.
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Braves Beat Central Methodist 4-3 In Soccer Clash
The Oklahoma University men’s soccer team defeated Central Methodist 4-3 in a rough game on a bare field. Jerry Osborne scored twice, including the decisive header in the final minutes, as OU improved to 3-1. Coach Van Leiden praised defenders Nwanze and Soman and midfielder Olaomipekum. next host Southwest Missouri State on Sunday at 1 p.m.
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OU Women Sweep Pair in Triangular Meet
Ottawa University's Braves moved to 2-0 in conference play with wins over Southwestern and host Ottawa. Led by Joan Sigwardt and Julia Edelen, OU beat Southwestern 15-6 15-0 then defeated the Wildcats 15-11 15-4 in a strong defensive performance. Baker also defeated Southwestern in the day.
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Field goal fever hits college football as records fall
NCAA statistics predict a high volume of field goals this season with 38 players hitting their 20th career FG last year and 13 returning. Temple’s Don Bitterlich set the 1975 season record with 21 field goals while the NCAA began tracking in 1937. Joe Paterno leads active coaches in winning percentage at .836 with 94 wins, 18 losses, and one tie in 10 seasons at Penn State. Frank Kush ranks second at .793, and Bo Schembechler is third at .790. Cincinnati Bengal Bob Johnson, a former Tennessee athlete, flies his own plane a Cesna 172 valued at $14,500, commenting it costs less to operate than a car and reaches destinations faster.
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Big 8 Shows Hint Of Balance
Oklahoma beat Iowa State 24-10 in a tight Big Eight clash as two late defensive and cross-country TD plays helped the Sooners pull away. Iowa State coach Earle Bruce praised his team’s effort, while Barry Switzer noted the improved kicking game as key. Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma State won handily, Kansas State fell to Florida State 20-10, and Kansas beat Wisconsin 34-24.
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