Big Bats Head Baseball All Stars
The Associated Press named the 1973 Major League All Star team with Pete Rose Rod Carew Willie Stargell and Reggie Jackson as leaders in batting and power. National Leaguers secured seven of ten spots though the NL champion Mets did not place. Balloting reflects regular season performance with Rose as NL batting champion for the third time.
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NEW York
Pete Rose
Rod Carew
Willie Stargell
Reggie Jackson
Associated Press
New York Mets
Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
RBI
Jackson
Oakland A’s
Carew
Minnesota Twins
Tony Perez
Chris Speier
San Francisco Giants
Darrell Evans
Atlanta Braves
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Ron Bryant
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Babe Ruth
San Francisco
Bobby Bonds
Dave Johnson
Berra Re-signs as Mets Manager Amid Strong Season
Yogi Berra agreed to a three-summer contract at Shea Stadium with a likely raise to 75000 dollars. He noted security needs and reflected on a rough golf outing while the Mets finished a long season after a World Series run expectations.
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Haworth
N.J
Yogi Berra
Jack Nicklaus
New York Mets
Berra
Shea Stadium
Yogi
White Beeches Golf and Country Club
Mets
Oakland A’s
Iowa Central, Mesa and Fort Scott pace junior college rankings
Iowa Central Community College leads the NJCAA poll after a 36-22 win over Waldorf. Mesa Community College holds second after defeating Glendale 36-14, while Fort Scott CJCC remains third with a 61-23 win over Dodge City. Top vote getter is Fort Scott with a .338 average.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Waldorf College
Iowa Central Community College of
Fort Dodge
Mesa Community College of
Mesa
Ariz
Glendale Community College
National Junior College Athletic Association
Fort Scott
Community Junior College
Dodge City
Bowling Bus Bowing Bus weekly bowling results
Top bowlers for the week ending Oct 19 include Leola Meador with a 206 game and a 519 series, while Meador and Arlene DeCaeny each posted 519. Ottawa Bus led team highs with a 776 game and 2,267 series, sitting first at 257. Various clubs reported high games and series across days, with Beautyland and Skyhook Cranes among top teams, and a Veterans Administration Hospital check funded by the BWL Penny Drive. The state BVS tournament is set for the week of Nov 11.
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Hazel Liegerot
Leola Meador
Arlene DeCaeny
Beautyland
Ottawa Bus
Patterson- Chevrolet-Olds
Arlene Decneny
Haley Abstract
Arnold
Haley
Phyllis Potter
Mary Lu Burgoon
Damion Towner
East 9Th
West Wilson Repair
Hettler
Skyhook Cranes
Anderson
Margaret Mumma
Cathy Hughes
Jan Harvey
Glenna Lu Whitacre
Patty Bishop
Billie Leach
Kay Cordle
Carol Murrow
Betty Stevenson
Jeanie Foster
Dorothy Nitcher
Viola Oeschlager
Shirley Hile
Josie Garcia
Gloria Schulz
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Topeka
City Scores Lions Midget League Football
Lincoln A 4 Garfield A 6 Lincoln 60 Garfield BC Eisenhower A 7 Hawthorne Sacred Heart A 4 Hawthorne Sacred Heart B 26 Eisenhower BÉ FINAL A TEAM STANDINGS
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LIONS
Lincoln
Garfield
Eisenhower
Hawthorne
Sacred Heart
Eugene Field
Haw
Prep Passers Hogging Spotlight This Season
Kansas high school passers show standout numbers led by Shawnee Heights’ John Hastings who threw for 271 yards and three TDs despite a loss to Seaman. The article highlights Mark Schmidt Lacrosse in a 34-20 win, Lyle Waechter’s 240 rushing yards, and other top performances across schools like Nemaha Valley Coffeyville Emporia Plainville and McPherson with multiple scorers and yardage feats.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John Hasting
Shawnee Heights
Hastings
Hasting
Seaman
Mark Schmidt
Lacrosse
Jetmoore
Schmidt
Lyle Waechter
Lakin
Satanta
Brad Wagner
Nemaha Valley
Chapman
Dennis Olds
Shawnee Mission West
Lonnie Ross
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Terry Ross
Greg Henderson
Sedan
Oologah
Oklo
Clarence Taylor
Harmon
Sumner
Mark Swafford
Emporia
Salina Central
Randy Putman
Wichita West
Wichita East
Kevin Ross
Plainville
Wakeeney
Jerry Staab
John McDonald
McPherson
Clay Center
Doug James
Ray Kallenbach
Rolla
Tyrone
Roger Geyer
Leon
Hugoton
Gary Mulch
Phil Steffens
Ness City
Rodney Graham
Iola
Altamont
Steve Purdon
James Emerson
Great Bend
Liberal
Consensus Ratings Reflect Top Marks
Kansas prep football consensus lists five 7-0 or 6-1 teams across classes with Shawnee Mission South and Nemaha Valley tied atop 5A and 2A respectively. Dodge City leads 4A and Kapaun-Mt. Carmel tops 3A while Wichita North upsets both Dodge City and Kapaun. Other top regional standings include midseason shifts with several teams dropping from the top five in multiple classes.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee Mission South
Nemaha Valley
Moundridge
Chase
Rolla
Dodge City
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Kapaun- Mt. Carmel
Wichita North
Nemaha
Chapman
Shawnee Mission West
Shawnee Mission North
Junction City
Salina South
Fort Scott
Wakeeney
Bucklin
Sharon
Quinter
Man
Madison
Alma
Udall
Oxford
Topeka Capital
Wichita Eagle
Kansas City Star
Harris Newspaper Group
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Shawnee Mission East
Pittsburg
Great Bend
el Dorado
Ward
Ulysses
Osawatomie
Paola
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Catfish” Hunter
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Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Bench
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Kansas City Royals
Evans
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Speier
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Gilliland’s
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de Laval
Big Century
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FR. CO. Sales
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Merle Burgess
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Wellsville
Art’s Auto Supply
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Galaxy Shag Sq
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