Sunday Swoon Puts KC Back In The Hole
Kansas City trails 3 2 in the World Series after a 4 3 10 inning loss to Philadelphia at Veterans Stadium. The Royals offense stranded 13 runners, defense miscues and a lack of clutch hitting fueled the setback, while stars like Frank White Willie Aikens Amos Otis and Dennis Leonard provided bright spots amid controversy surrounding manager Jim Frey and roster moves.
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Unser Sparks Phillies Late Rally In World Series Game Six
Del Unser, once a Phillies castoff, delivered a pinch hit double to spark a five run eighth inning and score the deciding run as Philadelphia beat Kansas City 4-3 to take a 3-2 series lead. Carlton to start Game Seven if needed with Rich Gale for KC.
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K State Narrowly Tops Sooners In Fumble-Filled Thriller
Norman Oklahoma Kansas State overcame a 14 point Oklahoma lead to edge the Sooners 28 21 on a late scoring drive led by quarterback Darrell Dickey. Sophomore Dickey heaved three touchdown passes while Oklahoma racked up 548 total yards but coughed up 26 turnovers in five games, including three fumbles and two interceptions.
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KU Gives Coach Another Dandy Gift
Kansas stunned 19th ranked Iowa State 28-17 at Memorial Stadium as Kerwin Bell led a heavy rushing attack and Cy-clones fumbled key drives. The Jayhawks improved to 2-3-1 overall, 1-1 in Big Eight, while Iowa State dropped to 5-1. Coach Don Fambrough celebrated personal milestones after the upset.
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Hearing Tests Offered at Royal Manor Motel Event
Free electronic hearing tests by Beltone Hearing Aid Specialists licensed by Kansas will be held at the Royal Manor Motel on Wednesday October 22 until 3 p.m. Tests use modern equipment to detect correctable hearing loss. If unavailable, arrange an appointment or home testing.
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