Sadecki and Ford to Start Opening Game in Series
AP report notes Ray Sadecki, 28, left handed and 20 game winner, will open for the St. Louis Cardinals against Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees. The Yankees are favored 17-10 to win the seven game series as Ford Stottlemyre and Bouton head the rotation for New York while Sadecki Gibson and Simmons lead St. Louis. injuries and lineup shifts loom with Kubek and Javier doubtful, Brock Flood and White pace pressure on Elston Howard. The teams meet at Busch Stadium in the fifth Series meeting, last pennant wins by Cardinals in 1946 and Yankees in 1961.
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Devaney Praises Power Of Big Eight Coaches
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney lauded Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and the rest of the Big Eight for depth and balance predicting any team can beat any other. He praised Jack Mitchell at Kansas and praised Missouri’s Dan Devine while noting key injuries and roster moves across the conference.
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Bob Skahan
George Harvey
Devine
Gary Lane
Mike Ringer
John Hammond
Jones
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Phil Cutchin
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Nebraska Leads Big Eight In Rushing. OSU Tops Pass Offense
Unbeaten Nebraska dominates rushing and total offense and defense in the Big Eight, while Oklahoma State leads in pass offense and pass defense. Nebraska averages 261 rushing yards per game and 377.3 total offense, with 156.3 total defense. OSU averages 122 passing yards per game and 36.3 yards allowed, trailing in total offense behind OSU at 281.38 to 240. Missouri, Kansas, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Kansas State show varied crosses in total and passing metrics.
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Outdoor Writers Meet Gov Anderson at KSU in Manhattan
Gov John Anderson and K State president Dr James McCain welcomed the fourth annual Great Rivers Outdoor Writers meeting at Kansas State University in Manhattan. The GROW group, with members from Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas, is meeting as Outdoor Writers of Kansas hosts, led by president Jack Zimmerman. The event focuses on waterfowl and conservation themes with authorial collaboration on Waterfowl Tomorrow.
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Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Wildlife notes and camp tips from a Kansas sports page
The column covers upland and duck stamps requirements for licenses, camping at Old Mill Park in Lindsborg, and chukar season in Wyoming. It cites Cambridge University fish speed findings, National Wildlife Federation scholarships, and pond fish feeding by Bill Hinshaw of Plevna with observations on pond fish growth and catchability.
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Wyoming
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Bowling Scores from Monday Men’s League
The IOOF No. 24 leads with 8 dollars high scores while Brown at National shows a 507 series. Hubbard Lumber posts a 247 game and 627 series by R. Davis. Other top marks include Flinsbaugh 195, Heckman 198, and Nitcher 224 for the Rollers.
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Arfons Aims For 500 MPH After 434MPH Mark
Art Arfons, at Bonneville Salt Flats, set a 434.02 mph record in a jet car and plans a recheck before attempting 500 mph on Wednesday. He previously ran 396 mph and briefly hit 479 mph, with controversy over whether jet-driven wheels count as a true auto speed record. The FIA recognizes 403.14 mph in Australia, while the USAC maintains an unlimited jet category.
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Paris
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Donald Campbell
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Stormy IOC Meeting Looms Before Tokyo Opening
Emperor opens IOC sessions with pomp as behind the scenes a donnybrook brews over GAMEFO bans and East German full membership. Russia supports unification while Brundage fights for re election. North Korea and Indonesia may miss events if bans stand. 8000 athletes gather for the Oct 10 ceremonies.
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Top Runner Out With Season Ending Injury
San Francisco fullback J. D. Smith, the 49ers' leading ground gainer for five seasons, will miss the year after being injured in the 28 24 victory over Philadelphia two weeks earlier.
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J. D. Smith
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Women Olympians Put Beauty In New Light at Tokyo
AP reports a stark contrast in beauty standards between Miss Universe and the Olympics. The piece notes few female athletes will be visually striking, with exceptions among swimmers and gymnasts, while discarding flattering terms for others as outdated.
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Phillies Extend Gene Mauch On Two Year Pact
General Manager John Quinn and owner Bob Carpenter praised Gene Mauch for his work guiding the Phillies to a strong finish despite a late-season NL collapse. Mauch signed a new two year contract with a reportedly higher salary after the World Series trip to St Louis.
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