Tigers Force Series To Six With 53 Win In Detroit
Detroit tops St Louis 5 3 to trim the Cardinals lead to 3 2 as Al Kaline drives in two with a seventh inning single. Mickey Lolich masterclass keeps the Tigers alive while Bill Freehan and Willie Horton key plays at the plate.
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Lou Brock
Willie Horton
Nail Brock
Mickey Lolich
Don Wert
Wert
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Mickey
Lolich
Hoerner
Nelson Briles
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Kaline
Norm Cash
Kaline Finds It Was Worth Waiting For
Detroit slugger Al Kaline, after 16 seasons with the Tigers, shines in his first World Series. The right fielder belted a bases loaded two run single in a key comeback against St. Louis, lifting Detroit in a series where he defied earlier injuries and benching. Kaline credits growth under pressure and Mayo Smith’s faith as he leads by example.
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Baltimore
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Kaline
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Kalline
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Willie Horton
Jim Northrup
Mayo Smith
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Joe Hoerner
Ottawa High Player of the Week David Lofgreen
David Lofgreen a 180 pound senior linebacker was named Herald Ottawa High Player of the Week. He starred in the Cyclones 33 to 0 win over Fort Scott with 21 tackles and created two touchdowns by a fumble recovery and a pass interception setting up Ottawa scores.
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Fort Scott
US Track Team Averts Dissent At Mexico City Meet
AP reported assistant U.S. Olympic track coach Stan Wright denied team discord at a press conference. Wright confirmed Harvard letters to black athletes but said U.S. athletes will unite to win medals. Payton Jordan and stars Ryun Toomey Young were highlighted as medal prospects. Ryun suggested altitude may aid endurance runners and said he has largely recovered from mononucleosis though final form remains to be seen.
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Stan Wright
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Los Angeles
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Harvards
Payton Jordan
America
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Bill Toomey
George Young
Ryun
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Iola Edges Ottawa B Team 26 7 In Football Thriller
Iola toppled Ottawa B squad 26 7 after a 38 yard pass to Steve Moyer sparked a two quarter scoring burst. Moyer accounted for a long run and a touchdown in the second quarter while Richard Thompson added a QB sneak and Roger Diebolt caught a scoring pass. Ottawa finally found the end zone late as Chris Chaney recovered a fumble for a TD and Steve Grogan added the extra point. The B team heads to an all sophomore game Thursday against Olathe at 3 pm.
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Steve Moyer
Iola
Ottawa
Richard Thompson
Moyer
Roger Diebolt
Dave McKaskell
Chris Chaney
Steve Grogan
Bowling Scores Sunday Hi Teens and More Standouts
A compact listing of bowlers and scores from Sunday league play. Notable high games include J Wills 147 and S Smith Jr 155, with team totals led by McDaniels 523 and Spears 560 across divisions such as Brunswick League and Monday Night Ladies.
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S. Smith Jr
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M. Burns
Brunswick Kids
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E. Yost
Kingpins
F. Salb
Brunswick League
McMillen Oil
C. McDaniels
First National Bank
S. Spears
C.F
F. Hamner
Helen and
Bill’s Cafe
L. Evans
B. Bond
Guy’s Foods Inc
A. Smith
J. Wolken
Lemaster Aerial
Purdue Still A Strong Choice as Top AP Poll Favorite
Purdue remains the near unanimous leader in the AP major college football poll after crushing Northwestern 43 6 for a third straight win. Ohio State rises to fourth after beating Oregon 21 6, while Kansas jumps to sixth following a 68 7 win over New Mexico.
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Southern California
Miami
Fla
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West Virginia
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Iowa
Oregon
Kansas
New Mexico
Florida
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Nebraska
Tennessee
Rice
UCLA
Syracuse
Orangemen
Bowling Monday Mixed Couples Fantastics Scores
Summary of league results with high series and game leaders from 10 30 events. Heckman 194-486 in WIPE OUTS 2. Haas 185-505. Fritts 172-494. Foster 104-307. Bond 182-493. Wright 149-376. Beardsley 178-447. Mille 199-463 across teams Volcanoes Frantic Four Nothings Born Losers and others.
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D. Heckman
B. Haas
C. Fritts
A. Foster
B. Bond
D. Wright
J, Beardsley
G. Mille
Area Player Of The Week: Jon Hitchcock Leads Baldwin
The Herald names Jon Hitchcock of Baldwin as Area Player of the Week. The 160 pound senior and undefeated Bulldogs quarterback delivered a strong passing display in a 70 to 0 victory over Stanley, completing 12 of 21 passes for 224 yards and two touchdowns.
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Mack Herron shines with 267 yards in key win
Kansas State’s Mack Herron produced an all around 267 yard offense day in a 34-19 victory over Virginia Tech. He returned a 99 yard kickoff for a touchdown and scored on a 77 yard run while adding a seven yard pass. Herron earns Big Eight back of the week honors.
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Kansas State
Mack Herron
Herron
K-State
Virginia Tech
Mack
Wildcat
Vince Gibson
Ron
Gibson
Chicago
Hutchinson
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