Big Eight Gets Zany In A Tragic Sort Of Way
AP report from Kansas City describes a chaotic Big Eight slate with dramatic plays and injuries. Colorado edged Oklahoma State after a wild sequence. Nebraska routed Kansas State 51-0. Oklahoma beat Kansas 28-10 while Cromwell and Hill suffered season-ending injuries. Iowa State beat Missouri 21-17. Missouri suffered a crucial play nullified by a late clipping call. Nebraska linemen dominated Kansas State, and Dexter Green powered the Clone ground game with 214 yards on 37 carries.
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Jerry Anderson
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Dim Stanley
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al Onofrio
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IOC Woos LA For 84 Games Bid Amid Olympic Politics
IOC signals Los Angeles to bid for the 1984 Olympics with strong backing possible, as Tehran counters and Eastern Western blocs sway votes. Tehran and LA vie for 1984 host while broader political tensions and boycotts loom over the decision at Athens 1978 assembly.
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High Tatras
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Republic of
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Montreal
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South Africa
Baird Wins San Antonio Open After Hole In One
Butch Baird, 40, sealed his first individual title since 1961 with a hole in one on the 12th at Woodlake. He tied Mil ler Barber at 15 under, then won the playoff 1st hole by birdie, earning $25,000 from a $125,000 purse. Barber finished second with $14,250, Lietzke took third, and a group tied for fourth included Hill, Koch, Cadle, Galbraith, and Geiberger.
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Sandy Galbraith
al Geiberger
Braves Clip WJ Kickers Battle Ends in 1-0 OU Victory
Ottawa University earned a 1-0 win over William Jewell as rookie Kevin Iggens scored late with an assist from Augustin Ogbonna. Joe Temm posted his first career shutout with 14 saves, while OU eyes NAIA District 10 playoff seeding with a trip to Benedictine College upcoming.
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Kevin Iggens
Oklawa University
William Jewell
Rockhurst
Iggens
Augustin Ogbonna
Braves
Ottawa
Joe Temm
Temm
Dan Loman
van Kicklighter
Cardinals
Iggen
Kelvin Reece
Boal
Atchison
Benedictine College
Benedictine
Reffner Wins 400 at I-70 in Odessa Missouri
Rudolph Wisconsin driver Tom Reffner started from pole and led most of the 400 lap 200 mile World Cup 400 at I-70 Speedway to claim his richest win of 10 thousand dollars. He finished ahead of Dave Watson and Joe Shea of Beloit while NTN NASCAR rivals Benny Parsons Red Farmer Marty Robbins Bruce Hill and Terry Vivins trailed. Reffner set a track record 17.414 seconds in Thursday qualifying and kept two pit stops, with leaders including Watson Shear Bob Senneker Dorr Mich and Larry Detjena from Wisconsin among early leaders.
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Marty Robbins
Bruce Hill
Terry Bivins
Ramo Scott
Butch Hartman
Reffner
Watson
Shear
Bob Senneker
Dorr
Mich
Larry Detjena
Wausau
Wis
Multiple League Bowling Highlights Across Week
Kent Scholl led the Junior Jets with a 229 series and 12¢ game, while Mike Anderson topped the Early Bird with 134 and 305. The Pin Busters claimed top team games, and Wayne Long led the Wild Indies with 157 and 385. A note invites youth bowlers to Indian Lanes and Kansas junior college women’s volleyball mentions Allen County CC. Salmon stocking reported for Detroit River linking Detroit and Windsor authorities.
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Kent Scholl
Mike Anderson
Pin Busters
King Fins
John White
Kevin Spears
The
Cuckoo Birds
Papoose
Bobby Luther
Pin Killers
Wayne Long
Patty Luther
Billysburg
A&m
Kenny Fisher
Lorne White
Brunswick Kids
Kent Braddle
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