A's Use Bullpen Power To Top Mets In 11th
Oakland backs Sal Bando and Bert Campaneris as they overcome a 2-0 deficit at Shea Stadium. Reggie Jackson and the bullpen seal a 3-2 11 inning win, taking a 2-1 lead over the Mets in the 1973 World Series. Seaver strikes out 12 in eight innings for New York.
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Campy Does His Thing Campy Does His Thing
Bert Campaneris of the Oakland A’s powered a 3-2 11 inning win over the New York Mets to take a 2-1 World Series lead. The Cuban shortstop, small in stature at 5 11 and 155 pounds, contributed three singles, stole second, scored the tying run, and helped fuel Oakland’s victory.
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Wellsville Jaycees to Host Harlem Queens Nov 3 Game
Tickets are on sale for Wellsville Jaycees vs Harlem Queens basketball at Wellsville High School on November 3. Contact Box 122, Wellsville, for tickets. The Harlem Queens are a touring group of black female athletes mixing comedy with basketball, akin to the Harlem Globetrotters.
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Andrew’s Side Of Story Surfaces In World Series Night
New York AP report says Mike Andrews, tainted by two World Series errors, is set to wear uniform for World Series Game 4 against the Mets after Commissioner Kuhn ordered his reinstatement. teammates urge full public disclosure of his meeting with owner Finley amid alleged threats, while Jackson and Bando weigh in on the distraction and the dramatic turn in the series.
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Bowling Scores and Highs From Local Leagues
Industrial League top scores include J Wilthite 190 and team 553 for Ottawa Bowl-3 and L Barnes 171 for Farm Bureau-1. Damron-Towner-3 lists K Jones 199 and 522, Hawkins & O'Hara-1 led by T Shepherd 190 and team 506, plus Roehl 232 and Whiteford 517 for Ottawa Co- op- High. Todd & Clark Mobile Homes-3 shows Wanthe 1466 and Kramer 453. Haley Abstract-1 features Cordle 190 and Smell 466. Heathman Oil-0 features Ferguson 155 and 393. Arnold's Jewelry-0 Leach 166 and Potter 409. Peoples Bank-3 DeCaeny 192 and 519. Eagles Auxiliary-1 Redenbaugh 163 and 433.
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Ottawa Junior High 8th Graders Blank Santa Fe Trail 16-0
Ottawa Junior High eighth graders secured a 16-0 football win over Santa Fe Trail of Olathe, led by a stifling defense and two early scores. Bob Shaffer and Joe Geist contributed on offense, with Geist finishing a 7 yard TD drive and Shaffer adding the PAT. The win improves Ottawa to 3-1 this fall with a season finale at Paola.
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Miege Gals Top OHS In Volleyball
The Bishop Miege girls defeated Ottawa High School 15-9 15-12 in a volleyball match. Ottawa led 12-9 in the second game before Miege regained the lead and won, with Coach Biz Williamson praising Pollom Sauer and Miller for defense and scoring. Ottawa heads to face Lawrence High School next Tuesday at 4 PM.
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Tennessee Alabama clash headlines college weekend
AP report highlights Bear Bryant praising Bill Battle and notes Tennessee ranked 10th and Alabama second unbeaten as Bryant seeks fourth win over Battle. Weekend slate covers Colorado Oklahoma and other major games with scores and predictions from coaches and media.
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Big Eight Powers At Each Other's Throats
The Big Eight clashes loom as top 20 teams Nebraska Oklahoma and Missouri face strong tests. Kansas travels to Lincoln to meet No 11 Nebraska while 16th ranked Colorado visits third-ranked Oklahoma. Oklahoma State sufrir injuries as Dickey Morton sets Arkansas rushing records with 1188 yards for the season.
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