Schmidt’s eighth inning double sinks Royals in Game 2
In Philadelphia, Mike Schmidt belted a go ahead eighth inning double as the Phillies beat Kansas City 6-4 to take a 2 0 World Series lead. George Brett exited with hemorrhoid inflammation, leaving Royals unsure for Friday’s game. Lefty Steve Carlton allowed 10 hits and three earned runs over eight innings, recording 10 strikeouts.
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Phillies Rally Past Royals To Take World Series Lead
In a dramatic opener, Philadelphia erased a 4-0 deficit with an eighth inning rally led by Del Unser and Bake McBride. Steve Schmidt’s two extra base hits powered a 5-4 win as Dan Quisenberry faltered in relief. Ruthven duel looms in Game 3.
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Brett Seeks Quick Return After Hemorrhoid Surgery
Kansas City Royals star George Brett underwent hemorrhoidal surgery in Philadelphia and was expected to be able to play in Friday's World Series game three. Team physician Dr. Paul Meyer said the proctologist would lance the hemorrhoids and relieve pain with a good prognosis for a return.
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Hopes For Seaman Tonic In Ottawa High Clash
Ottawa High hosts Seaman in a key non league game as both teams seek momentum. OHS, winless in five, faces 3 2 Seaman whose offense has cooled after a prior defensive surge. Jeff Unruh returns at quarterback, while Seaman leans on air attacks to spark a late surge.
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Braves Rank in NAIA Football Poll No. 17
The NAIA Division II Top Twenty lists teams by records and points, with Pacific Lutheran, Linfield, Bethany, William Jewell, California Lutheran, and others ranked through 19. Ottawa Kansas and South Dakota Tech appear among the contenders, reflecting a 4-0 to 5-1 start across schools such as Baker, Hanover, and Montana Tech.
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Bowling Scores From Local Businesses Display Meet Results
Domestic Engineers Kramer s Drug Store and other entries list high scores with initials and house numbers. Ottawa Bus Service and Kansas State Bank show top marks while Ramsey Printing and Twilight Wingert Oil contribute notable totals.
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Cheerless Royals Glad To Be Finally At Home
The Royals, down 0-2 in the ALCS, travel to Philadelphia for the World Series opener after losses that squandered late leads. Porter laments no home cheers as Brett battles hemorrhoids and Chalk steps up in his absence. Players insist they are still alive and hopeful for a decisive home stand.
World Champs Rally Down The Stretch LA Dumps Kings In Overtime
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Kansas City Kings 112-107 in overtime as Magic Johnson and Jamaal Wilkes spark a late rally. Johnson finished with 20 points and 14 assists, Wilkes 31, Landsberger 22 off the bench, while Kareem Abdul Jabbar sat out with an eye injury. Otis Birdsong led KC with 26 points as L A improved to three straight wins.
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Westinghouse to Merge with Teleprompter in Cable TV Push
Westinghouse Electric Corp. agrees to buy Teleprompter Corp. for 650 million dollars, creating a cable TV powerhouse. Teleprompter serves 1.3 million subscribers in 32 states. Westinghouse operates multiple TV and radio outlets. Approval from boards, FCC and SEC required. stockholders set meetings for late December or January 1962.
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