Orioles Win World Series in Five to Claim Title
Baltimore completes a four-game sweep of Philadelphia behind Gen. Joe Altobelli's calm guiding hand and 15 interchangeable players. Eddie Murray, Rick Dempsey, and Scott McGregor star as the club showcases platoon baseball, clinching the championship with a 5-0 victory in Philadelphia.
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Kansas Repeats with 31 3 Win Over Kansas State Hawks
Kansas recovered from a narrow start to rout Kansas State 31-3 in Lawrence. Frank Seurer became Kansas all time leading passer with 5 140 yards and two touchdowns while Bob Johnson set a Kansas single game reception record with 10 catches for 208 yards. Kerwin Bell added 114 rushing yards as Kansas dominated after a 3 0 deficit.
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Sooners rally to upset Cowboys after Dupree exit
Oklahoma State led 20-8 in the fourth quarter but the Sooners rallied for a 21-20 victory as Dupree’s departure loomed. Tim Lashar booted a 46-yard game winner amid an audacious on sides miscue that turned into a recover by Scott Case.
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Area College Scores Sparse From AP Report
Area colleges across multiple states posted scores with Missouri dominated by Central Missouri 31 and Southwest Missouri 28 while Northeast Oklahoma posted a strong 91, Evangel 31. Other results included Washburn 19 and Lincoln 6, Missouri Southern 21, and Bethany 30.
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Bethel Threshers top Ottawa in rough nonconference clash
Bethel College Threshers defeated Ottawa University 24 to 3 at Athletic Park. Milan Zuzek and Dan Frye led Bethel with a combined 297 rushing yards and 123 passing yards, while Ottawa managed 54 rushing yards and six turnovers. Bethel improves to 3-2, OU drops to 2-4 and hosts Hastings next.
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OU Spikers Split Non-Conference Matches
Ottawa University volleyball opened with a 15-12 15-13 loss to William Jewell during Homecoming at Liberty Missouri, then defeated Missouri Valley 11-15 15-6 16-8. The Braves stand 9-14 overall. OU heads to Sterling Tuesday for KCAC play before hosting Baker and Benedictine Thursday.
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Sizzle interrupts WHS special showdown in volleyball rout
Madison defeats Williamsburg 15-3, 15-7 to hand the Panthers a rare defeat as Teresa May and Audra Shepard power Williamsburg early. Madison also sweeps Lyndon and Waverly, led by Donna Schroeder’s 10 straight serves and Gragg’s 25 assists. Williamsburg earlier rolled over Waverly and London before the Madison upset. The Panthers close regular season Tuesday at Mound City against Jayhawk Linn and Humboldt.
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