Cards Clip Ottawa U 15 14 on fourth quarter comeback
William Jewell rallied in a sunlit Homecoming game to beat Ottawa University 15 14 after falling behind 14 7 in the final period. Gary Patton and Jim Hall key the drive with a shotgun attack as Jewell erased OU’s lead with a late TD, two point conversion, and a strong defensive stand to preserve the victory.
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William Jewell
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Braves
Jesse Korkanies
Ottawa
Gary Patton
Jim Hall
Patton
Lierseit
Thisean Cochran
Tom Palermo
Kim Hendrix
Dave Tomassi
Tomassi
Rod Bonner
Aimeout
Heart of America
Baker
Fayette
Missouri Valley
Lavery
Mark Schuyler
Lee Schmieer
Steve Williams
Randy Sievers
Bonner
Sievers
Mark Graham
Hendrix
Korkames
Tomas F
Paul Morris
Schuyler
Morris
US Cagers Rout Brazil in Pan American clash
Norman Cook scored 12 points as the United States routed Brazil 87 62 in Mexico City. Brazil’s Nanciemento Adilson led with 13 while the U S held the boards and Coach Mary Harshman praised the team’s effort amid Cuba’s close win over Mexico.
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Norman Cook
United States
Brazil
Cuba
U.S
Mexico
Nanciemento Adilson
Booster Meeting at Pomona High Multipurpose Room
Parents and students attend a booster meeting in Pomona High Multipurpose Room at 7 36 p m Tuesday to view Films of Appanoose and Pomona football and Pomona High volleyball games A guest speaker will present and officers may be elected and bylaws adopted Refreshments will be served
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Deiien
Pomona High
Appanoose
Pomona
World Series Postponed Again In Night Rainout Prep
Johnny Bench insists World Series games should be daytime. The Reds and Red Sox faced a sixth game delay as a Nor’easter lingers. Plans shift as Sparky Anderson moves Gary Nolan into start for Game 6 while Don Gullett awaits a possible seventh. Luis Tiant gains rest for Boston as Bill Lee is set aside with a day of rest.
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Boston Red Sox
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Sunshine Boys
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Cincinnati
New England
Bowie Kuhn
Tufts University
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Gary Nolan
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Nolan
Billingham
Fred Norman
Don Gullett
Darrell Johnson
Bill Lee
Luis Tiant
Red Sox
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Luis
Johnson
January Wins Texas Open in playoff at Woodlake
Don January, Dallas pro and PGA veteran, shot 66 in the final round and birdied the second sudden death hole to defeat Larry Hinson for the Texas Open title at Woodlake Golf Club. January, 45, earned $25,000 and declared he will not quit the tour again, after a return season that followed a 1970s retirement to design courses. Hinson took $14,250 for second as both players bogeyed the first playoff hole.
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Hinson
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